The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-26

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tainty OF glorious and eternal resurrec-
tien bodies Tor the saints. PAUL. IN mis-
wonderful prayer for the. Ephesian Chris
t...sas, gives his IDEAL of q locai church
8no puts an end TO all incredibly by
ciosing mis- praye. With the nd eliiicent
ocNolo-y: Now unto ni,n that Is able: &c
CO exceeding aDundantIs- above all we car
ask or think we snouid indulge day
dreams OF liIes career that 1t may be a
grand success; OF LIES work, that it may
be worthy service; OF character. that II
may be n castle of gtory::of our church,
that IL may be a great spiritual force
and body of rejoicing saints in fellow
ship ana service. and OF cur heavenly
Zone, that we may have foTetastes OF
It's sweetness here on earth.
PASTOR POUNDED.
Rev. II. H. Moore, pastor of Cowardin
Avenue Baptist Church, who has re-.
Gently taken a step in matrimony. start
cd to Housekeeping last week, residing
at 2l2 East Twelfth Street. The con-
gregacscn of the church swooped down
upon their much beloved pastor and
leader friday night early. and pound
ed" him There was collection Of
edibles sufficient to last many months
left in the pantry OF the pastor when
the congregation left.
SENTENCE CIMMUTED.
Sentence passed some weeks ago by
Waller Dog has been committed. Be
Squire b. NJ. Clark, OF SWanSpoTo, upon
fore the court Saturday the canine. with
the assistance of a lew witnesses and an
attorney at law was able 10 prove to the
satisfaction of all that he had nothing to
do with taking off several geese in the
suburban town.
1t will be remembered that this same
dog had been sentenced to die an ignom-
inious death. Now this dog is a good
animal. and had no fears of the sweet
camping being opened up to
him in the beyond, yet the death of 4
criminal did not set well on his tassc.
Therefore, for the sake of his family
name, he besought his owner, Stephen
Towkes. to get an attorney. The al
torney was forthwith gotten. A new
trial was the next thing on the schedule
With few timely remarks the lawyer
pocketed the fee and came Downtown
while the dog shifted the air at several
''gooses'' which had dared come to VIII
ness the trial.
POLICE COURT.
Before Squire Jordan yesterday there
lined up five owners of cows and horses,
Who had been SO careless as to allow them
TO run at large through the streets. They
Mere minus 81 when they left, yet had
their property. Rebecca Smith paid 500
for the fun she had cursing and hitting
With a brick one Tempy Malone j. N.
Kersey, who is a white man, got on a
nee. satisfactory drunk, and had to be
assessed 81 for the privilege.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Vashti Baber, the little cn1io or Mr..
and Mrs. James Baber. who has been so
critically i'll for the past two weeks re-
vived Sunday, and is said to be much
better.
Ernest and Larry. children OF Mr. ana
Mrs Joseph Spain, are convalescing,
after an a...ack of fever.
Misses Kathryn and Maria Delany, of
Philadelphia, are the guests Of Mrs. E.
NJ. Latham, Of this city.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Adkins, of Swansboro, is thought to have
fever.
Mr. Linwood Latham, who has for
some time been employed in Philadelphia,
is spending some time with his parents
here.
Tne Twet11n- Street Siuggers VIII so TO
Powhatan Courthouse next Saturday to
play a game of ball with the team from
around that section of the county
The White Ducks and the Sluggers
rlav Labor Day on the Twelfth-Street
diamond
Mr.. Howard Blankenship. Of Swans
orc. who has been indsposed for some
davs. is improving slowly.
Mr. Lee Pearnan and Mrs. Cappie Curry
left Sunday night for washington, where
they we're married. Returning, they will
Hive wjtll the mother of the bride.
Mrs j. d. Sadier has returned home.
after a pleasant visit 10 friends and rela-
lives in Brunswick county.
Mr. E Davis and friends Of this city
left yesterday afternoon fcrs a ten days
'-in On board the launch Rosalie down
tie river.
Miss Nellie Deitricl will entertain her
friends tonight with watermelon
feast, the proceeds to be given
for the benefit of Central Methodist
church Cream win be served to those
who prefer it TO the juicy melons.
Mr.. J. A. Harrison. who. had his left
mike broken Saturday by a fall from
eeaffo'7. IS irnnroving. though vet in bed.
Frr. Harrison had a very narrow escape
rom instant death. being thrown down
distance IF sn1,7 +u-n-t~-fiva feet.
reck Hian r-as arrested by Officer Jones.
CHARGED Nth ',ang a SUSPICIOUS charac-
scr Piar acted in a very peculiar man
,>ar several 6ovs here. and as result