The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
DEATH OF
'PARKE H:O|WLE
Passed Away In Manchester
Last Night. 81.
THE FUNERAL TO MORROW
Gases Before Mayor-Manches' a
Quie, City-Serv'ces In Churches.
Newspaper Man Goes to Br's-
tol--Annual outlng-f'otes.
nanchcstet Bureau Times. Dispatch,


1S175 No 1909 Hull Street, s.
Mr.. r, Iarke Howle, after n long Ill
ness died at tho residence Of his father
Mr.. g.. 3. Howie,s No. 113 East Tent
street, last night about o'clock IN nj!
thirty-fourth year.
Mr. Howle was well-known young
man. He leaves his wife, mother ane
fathet.
Mr.. Howlo had been sufferer for
long time, and spent some time IN Oar
Angton. S. c., for his health.
He was druggist by profession, but
had recently worked at the Locomotive
Works, believing that such work would
tend TO help him in his trouble. 1t was
without avail, however and about SIX
weeks ago he was taken to his room,
The funeral will be from the Presby-
terrain Church on Monday at y o'clock
noon, and tho burial will be In Hollywood.
Rev. ]. ]. Fix will conduct the services,
and the following gentlemen VIII act as
nall-bearers: Messrs. Thomas Vincent
Charles Petit, John D. shackelford,
Amos Cass, w. H. Washington. George
Hawn, Hunter Lewis and William bcat-
tie.
QUIET CITY.
Manchester was as quiet last night as
upon a Sabbath day with the exception
OF the number OF people on the streets.
There was nothing OF unusual moment,
and UP to late hour only one man mad
been arrested, and he was charged with
drunkenness.
MAYORS COURT.
Mayor Maurice yesterday fined George
Raines, Arther Moore and Alonzo CHS
holm $3.50 each for creating disturb
anco on the street. and Chisholm was
fined Sc for contempt OF court.
Ira Bass and Edward Treat were each
reported for allowing their horses to run
at large.
CHURCH SERVICES.
a Rev. DR.. j. W. Campbell, OF New York.
will preach at the morning service at
West-End Church to-day and Rev. Mr.
Fizcr, OF Union Station. will I'LL the pull
pit at the night service.
Z Rev. r. w. Crldlin will preach ut Stock
ton-Street Church morning and night.
s Rev A. D. Mcclure will preach at Balm
bridge-Street Church tonight. and the
pastor Will preach at the morning service.
\ Rev. ]. r. Mastin will preach at Cen
trail Methodist Church to-day
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs. George Lindsey of Ohio is visiting
her uncle Mr. Fl. C. Beattie.
v,sitinr Miss Lille Hinnant.
Mr.. and Mrs. n p. Wake end Mr.. md
Mrs. w. IL Carter have returned from
Atlantic City and other Northern points.
NEWSPAPER NAN LEAVES.
4 Mr.. Terry Cleaton, the well known
n man who re,PresGhns,d me me
long time. will leave for Bristol to-day,
where he has accented responsible
position on the Bristol Herald; associated
with Mr., c. o. Hearon, who Is also well
known ~ the Manchester representative
of tho Times and Leader. Mr. Clcn toms
friends last night wished him all kinds IF
good luck
ANNUAL OUTING.
The annual outing Of the Regulars"
will ba held to-day at or near Fallen
Creek. Some fifteen or twenty citizens
been accustomed to take' one Sunday off
each year and enjoy an outing of perfect
freedom nenr tho waters Of the majestic
creek that flows serenity through Ches-
terrified county and emrtles into the noble
james near Drewrys Bluff, and though
the occasion this year has been somewhat
DELAYED by circumstances. It will never
theless he none tho less enjoyable. Ono
of the best chefs The city has ever known
Will make the Brunswick stew
SMALL TALK.
!, Harrison Brothers ore now occupying
their new store at Fifteenth and Hull
Streets. The store Is q new ono and has
just been completed.
Z The. Stockton. Street Sunday School and
hundftds of their friends will accompany
them to Beach Park on thoir annual ev-
cursioni next Thursday The train will
leave at S o'clock from the Manchester