The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-30

string It's wires from poles s'laced on n
each side of the turnpike Oh 1t mad a
1sAhts TO do, but, he said. this would be
more dangerous to the public.
MANY INQUIRIES MADE
Mr. Broaddus asked If the company
could not AFFORD to spend forty-eight cents
per night for lights. Mr.. FTesee replied
that it was not a question of the cost OF
1t, but the precedent that they objected to.
Mr.. Utz asked if the company would
pave the street when they came up to
Hull. Mr.. Fresee answered that they
would pave the street. Mr.. Broad0us
moved that the matter be deferred until
Tuesday evening at o'clock. Mr.. Broad
zdus asked what the company WOULD 20
for 1.-THE accommodation of passengers Mr..
FTesee said cars from the otner company
would meet every car of this line
Mr. Wakefield asked the committee
when the Passenger and Power Company
would put heaters in their cars. The ordi-
nance on the question was read, which
says that ne company shall keep all Of
their cars heated during cold weather On
motion of Mr.. Wakefield the company was
notified that it would be expected to heat
the cars. The committee ADJOURNED.
THE PASTOR IS NAMED.
Sacred Heart the new Catholic Church
sisuat ted on Fourteenth and Perry Streets
is to have d resident pastor Rev. Father
Thomas E. Waters, who was heretofore
assistant rector of the Cathedral has
been appointed by Bishop Van deVyver
Father Waters is an able minister, and
the people over here rejoice to have him
. in their midst He will takeSup the Work
Immediately, and will live in the Old
school building, which has beenE put in
readiness for him. He is a, native of
Roanoke, and was educated therecat ST.
Charles College, in Maryland, and stud
ia @I,a in
, was assigned to the Cathedral about five
years ago. and has been there since
The church will be dedicated Tomorrow
with impressive ceremonies. blshop Van
de vyver will preside. Solemn high mass
will be celebrated by Father Waters. The
sermon will be preached by Key. Rather
Sullivan. Services will be heid every
evening next week in the church by
Father Sullivan.
DEATH OF. MIR. TAYLOR.
Mr.. Jesse Taylor, a well-known Man
chester. man. died last night at IS o'clock.
after an illness of nearly three years, at
his home. on Eighth Street. He mad seen
very. sic. for some me, yet il S family
looked for the better, and his ceath
comes as a shock to the nclGhporhoo-.
He leaves q wife and three sInal, chill
dren, a mother and several brothers ana
sisters. The funeral arrangements could
not be learned and will be published
later.
CHAUTAUQUA CIRCLE.
1.-The Chauta,luua Circle he'd another of
their good meetings last night. They
met at Mr.. 45aiey's, on Twelfth anes
Bainbr dye, with good attenaance OF
both sexes. The young people were very
numerous, ana took an active part. Mr.
.. l.. Pulliam was leader. Ills SUBJECT
was american Diplomacy, and was
,,II1, illustrations
were very instructive.
The Proctors Creek FoX-huntinS Club
hao a fine chase yesterday. Starting Tx
on KinglanG farm and after an exciting
chase of an hour it was captured awe.
If was again released and caught after
half an hours run, Mr.. Rutn, of rs.
iblurc. capturing brush. The next meet
" be Thursday morning at Niis'aiiu
Station.
PRETTY MARRIAGE.
A pretty marriage was soienlnlzeo
Thursday night at the nome o. .i'S y, ~
on Semmes Street, when MISS ltlrlIL,'
II Smith became the bride of MT. >. u,
Naal The bride was beautifully So"hcu
in a gray travelling SUIT
she is the attractive and accomplished
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johns'f5.' oi.lilA.
Mr.. Neal is a popular business man u 'iie
CITY. Immec,' ately after the ceteiliolis on
elC CANT reception was teilSiSiSt - -
couple. After a northern tour taes VIII.
make this city their future nome.
.3',rhe. exercises at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.2forI to-morrow will be the BEST e ever
,t.iven In the morning the pastor kew
" w Sisk. will deliver an ADDRESS,
aftar which there will be roll-call OIL
members OF the church. and every iieiii-
hor is requested 70 be present ana aiis"el
- his name The afternoon EXERCISES
viii he highly entertaining. Inc iilus .,,
will be of the best. Judge Hancock WIZ
preside at both meetings
PERSONALS AND BRIEF ,.
Tho s)lvmpia Club held a rolsihS meet
;,e THURSDAY night. Every delicacy OF lhe
ensson was in abundance and 'he itlei mem.
1,ars anioved themselves to the litiii.'
,rI,;e club, while a new one. Is never ~, -,
s. -. tt-' 81 the best social ones IN the
Miss Edith Hyde is visiting Miss 80
s-aret Pettigrew. of near FOREST III
Tbe Rev. r. NJ Chandler the new pas
4or for Central Methodist Churcn, az a.,
,.i,,ed in the city last night. he VIII M
NO n,,lnit at this church to-morro" HULL
ing and night. ,,:n,oro &c in
az. ]. NJ. Fuller. - 15al'llao'e' ~
tha CITY visiting friends.
New South Council ,Jr.. Q. L. y M, at
. meeting last night appointed u commit
tee ia arrange for a smoker next trldfE
night, Mr.. E. w. Minor, State Vice
Councillor, was present and MADE a snort
talk.