Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-20
rows INJURED on FREE BRIDGE
LAST NIGHT.
FUNERAL OF MRS. WALTHALL
.curocs Fought With Axcs-Intcr-
rstsnS Event in Church Circles
Bursy Demolished by street-Cnr-
0thcr News from tho souti,sidc of
tho lanes.
tho In mes


chester for some time will lie the reopen
ing Gl he cambridge Street Baptist
cnaroG to-morTow. when services will be
he'd both morning and evening
The Rev Edward v Badly. the pastor.
has succeeded in getting the Rev Drs.
1VsIingham and Hatcher, of Richmond to
consent 10 preach the sermons tomorrow
saacial music has been arranged for the
occasion.
TIE music in the morning Mill be as
Follows;
An, .en7- Hark. Hark. My Soul.
Voluntary Quartette-Iesus. Lover of
Hfz Soul. by Misses Coley Lowell. Mozelle
Esward Phillips.
The Sunday evening music viii be:
Authem-Gloria. in EXcelcis.
voluntary Quartette-Thc Resurrection
hv Misses Nozelle Gregory. and Coley
y-oveu, and Messvs. Harvey Harding, and
Edward Phillips.
MEMBERS OF CHOIR.
enraaos-MisseS Lowell Gregory. Edna
Bavicg. and Mildred Odcll.
Contra1tos--NIisses FlorIie Moody. Lois
Sass. and Mozelle Gregory.
Teaors-Mcssrs. William ]. AIorrisctt
EDWARD Burton
Basses-Messrs. Howard Lowell. Robert
Toqhlm. Edward Phillips. and Emmett
Gregory.
Mrs. =. c Harding is the director OF
lie choir and AIR. Frank Cosby. OF Rich
nond h&s accepted the position OF or
Gartst for the present
CATTLE INJURED ON BRIDGE.
While a large drove of cattle from Pow
aatan county was passing over the free
aricge last night the kline became fright
ned and gave the street car men trou-
Ne 4 brindle COW was struck by car
No IS. Her leg was broken and she was
-; behind TO spend the night at the
,oot Of Ninth street.
MotorInan Conway was in charge of
tie. car and Mr.. Reans was the con-
5uctor
Another accident occurred on the Per
y street line, near Twentieth street a
ar in charge Of Motorman Walter Clarke
an into a buggy nlied with country peo-
3ie and demolished the rear of the We
licle The occupants We're thrown cut
and were bruised No one was seriously
7urt Both accidents are being investigat-
APPLAUDED THE PERFORMANCE.
Crowds from Richmond and Manchester
@ent to the Leader Hall last night, TO
witness the performance there for The
benefit OF Mrs. Richardson. wife Of W. l.
Richardson, who was a pattern maker
was crowded from the front 10 the rear,
every available seat being taken.
The play presented was Ten Nights
i'm a Bar Room" The applause was fire.
quent, and the entire performance Was
thoroughly enjoyed.
\ large sum was realized and will be
turned over To Mrs Richardson, who has
several small children 10 take care Of
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT
ATrange nlents are being made for the
Christmas entertainment. which is TO be
given for the benefit of the members OF
the Bainbridge-Sureet Baptist church, in
the Leader Hail Tuesday evening. De
ce.nber Both The following committees
ON arrangements have been appointed:
lIusic-NIs Z. V Badly Misses Edna
Eayley NIozelle Gregory. and Lois Bass
Misses Lamb and Brun
Costurn es-Misses F'lorric Moody, Ruth
Brands. and Mamie Snellinss
afessrs Edward Phillips, Harvey Hard
in.. Edward Burton, and others will as
SYST in the entertainment.
THE EXTRA POLICEMEN
It j probable that the extra policemen
7vlll so on duty Monday. Mayor Maurice
has several men under consideration and
mas. make the appointments Tonight
The report Ia the effect that Chcf-of-
Police Lipscomb may have an assistant
next wear caused much talk Yesterday.
ii ,manatcd in the Council Chamber. and
there is q strong likelihood that some
rgeInber of either the City Assembly or
Board OF Aldermen will present reso-
tuition at a future meeting TO give Cap
tain I.ipscomb the assistant. Captain
Ii7scolnb has not however, made Il re-
auest or statement TO the effect mat
be needed such d person. but ii is geieF-
aily agreed That such man would be a
great help To the oTerworked city Off
es&l
FOUGHT WITH .ANES.
I}eltie Brown ana Maggie Brown, two
colored women. are now locked up in the
Manchester Jail awaiting the action OF the
Grand iui,v of the Corporation Court next
month The women are charged with at
acking Harvey and LESSEE Push with
axes. The witnesses are Walter Brown,
Andrew eroadnax, and BERTHE Brown
The case OF Harrison Cox, charged with
stabhing X. J Harding, will also come
before the grand jury next month
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Miss Lee beautiful young lady. Of
Greensboro n c. will be the guest OF
Mrs Jewett during the holidays. MISS
Lee is we'll known in Manchester, Miss
Carrie Barley visited her il the old North
STATE
Miss Mildred snellngs. daughter OF MI
] C sncllings. is able 20 be out again.
= :
yesterday Tor The first time in many
weeks.
Mrs. j.. II. Hogan, who has been eS-
tremeIy i'll. is nc better
Mr. c. w Williamson IS extremely Ill
2 his home at Eighth and Hull streets:
arrangements were completed last night
by Manchester Lodge No, 3, of the Royal
Tribe Of Joseph, for a banquet 10 be given
in Inc Masonic Temple in Richmond. on
January &th.
Miss Edna Bailey is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Blount, on east Main street. Rich
mond
Mrs. Merchant wife of Dr.. F. v. Mer-
chant. Is in Washington, where she viii
spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Virginia Holt.
FUNERAL OF MRS. WALTiAL
The funeral of Miss Annie May Nalthai,
wife OF r. c. Waltha!. took place from The
Stockton Street Baptist church yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The service was
conducted by the Rev. Mr. kinchloc, as
sisted BIZ the Rev. Asa D:iscon. Nh VII
liam j Morrissett sang a solo entitled
Good Night The burial was IN Manry
Cemetery.
The pall-bearers were: Messrs. j. q
Saunders, T.. A. Nanier, James Foese, X.
A. Farmer, Pickett Holt, and j. n. -.
johnson.
OPPOSED TO REDISTRlCTiNG-
Several prominent citizens We're seen
themselves