The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-13


Claiborne Bass. Of Washington: Mrs
Lawrence Taylor. OF Richmond. and Mrs 3
D. a Sneliings. Of Manchester. and
Mcssrs Tom sPeasley. of Manchester; Ca
briel and Robert, Of Richmond.
Like a candle did her life on this eartn
go out In Heaven she is resting from
her labors and suffering. II ever a per-
son followed the injunction. to do unto
others as you would have others do unto
you. 1t was the deceased. She was forty
four years old and had been married
many years. The funeral will be from
Cowardin- Avenue Christian Church Mon
day afternoon. conducted by Rev. MI.
Morgan. of the Seventh-Street Christian
Church. of Richmond. assisted by Kew
r. v Badly. pastor of Rainbridge-Street
Baptist Church. this city.
ON. THE DIAMOND.
Yesterday afternoons game between
the Blue Jeans and the RED Pants"
two. baseball aggregauons of the city,
placed decided different point of view
upon the most popular team in the city.
Through the rankest kind Of playing of
the Jeans and the superb playing Of
the Red Pants. the game went to the
latter by a score of to g. Saunders. the
newly signed pitcher of the RED Pants.
struck ont Is batters. one after another
and commenced a wild stir among en-
thusiasts by his wonderful power to
iudb;;e the man facing him. Ahern did the
batting for the "Red Pants: succeeding
in placing the sphere on three different
occasions out Of reach of the f1elders
and making ee-baggcrs each time
For the blue Jeans" Shaw. as pitcher.
was IN his usual form. but his support
was very imperfect Shiplett played a
good game, but for the rest silence is
charity.
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
In Manchester at present there is
general boom among Daughters of Lib
erty. In a recent issue Of the Daughters
OF Liberty. the organ of the order in the
State. an account Of meeting of Lily
Council. No. 8. is given. which may
prove Of interest to many here. In de-
scribing a visit of the councils Of Peters
burg to the council here, it says:
June Sd they. held a largely-attended
and enthusiastic meeting. when fifty
members of George A. Thompson. No -.
of Petersburg. paid them fraternal
visit, A few members Of No. s. Of Pc
tersburg, and No. 20. Of Ettrick, came
along with No. 10. They came over In
this trip.
They were met at the cars by a COM
mittee from No 3. and escorted to the
hall. where there were gathered about
$50 members of the order waiting to
welcome them. After the handshaklng
was over the councillor of No. 3. Bro.
A. P. Lum. took the chair and called the
meeting to order. After singing the
opening ode. and while the council were
standing ne introduced Sister Virgie
Roberts. one of the young members OF
the council. who made the welcoming
address to the visitors. Sister Roberts
smoke as follows:
brother Councillor. Officers and Mem
bers of George a. Thompson. No. l3,
and Other Visiting Members:
1T is with pleasure that we welcome
you to our city and especially TO our
council. We assure you that 1t is a
body Of the Daughters of Liberty from
our sister city on the AppomattoX
and hope your visit will be a benefit
to us all. May our minds be strengthened
and edited, and may we be encouraged
to go forward, and also may our order
ever climb to the highest pinnacle of
fame Our order is already known
many States of this glorious
old Union, where it's noble women relieve
and distress. and by their many
sacrifices contribute SO largely to the
success of our order. Again welcome
you in behalf of Lily Council, No. 8, and
l hope your return trip will be a pleas
ant and SAFE one. and may this visit be
profitable to you and TO the Daughters
Of Liberty elsewhere"
The council then proceeded with the
regular business. including two lnltla-
lions, which were done in grand style
der Good of the Order speeches We're
made by ex-S. C. Sister Alice Morris,
A S. V. c. Sister Lottie Beasley and
Brothers r l.. Patram. of NO. Il: W.
H. Wilcox. of No IS. w. A. Wilberson.
of No. 10: John Hawkins. of No. 20, and
several other sisters and brothers. After
the council apiourned all proceeded to
Odd Fellows Hall. where refreshments
were served The visitors left on their
return journey at IL o'clock. Seven
We're represented at this meet
ing These visits will be kept up during
the summer between Richmond, Man
chester and Petersburg. as the distance
is only twenty-three miles and electric
cars run every hour.
a large number Of new ordinances Will
be introduced at the next meeting or
most important will be what is to be
known as "a Cow Ordinance" prohibit
ing cows from running at large in the
streets of the city and imposing tine.
This subject has been talked of by
Councilnen and the public for the past
twelve months. It has all been talk. how
ever. Now just as the Aldermen recently
elected by the people are being Initiated
there will be some stirring up OF ola
matters which have been from meeting
TO meeting tabled or deferred. Mr.. G.
S. Grizzard is an advocate OF the COW
ordinance and his easy persuasive,
though firm, manner of speaking to the
members of tho Council always has
weight
MANY LAWYERS WE'RE THERE.
When Squire L. W. CheathaHl ascend
ed his throne Friday TO enquire
into the erring of fallen humanity, he
Mos confronted by SO much legal advice
that for q time spectators Gasped, as
technical phrases in law were translated
in Latin and prisoners began to thlnk
they would be hung. Squire is genial
soul. however, and never loses That DIS
air and placid serenity OF
an ola Virginia gentleman.
Tive lace, foroa ranresented in the court