The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
RED MEN IN
MANCHESTER; :
Anniversary Celebration Of.
lndlanola Tribe Last Night.
DEATH OF j; Mr. IS MOORE . :.
Elks Held Enthusiastic Meeting Last
#Night-Warrant Out Against y Dung
Man-Street Committee APP
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4 L Indianola tribe Of Red Men celebrated
their twenty fourth anniversary last night
ii most appropriate i manner. In the
celebration they were assisted BY talent
from Richmond and Manchester, includ-
Ing Colonel IVY. II. 55 Allen and Air. Billy
Hart, OF the Olympia Club. Manchester,
ana Messrs 3. Eugene Dsvis and Elli-
colt Hill, with then banJos. and Joe
sBickerstafr in comic song. Il 5
8a In addition to lthe amusement end Of
the affair, Past Great sache1n Charles I
Phillips and Mr.. Jenerson Wallace made
some interesting remarks on the order.
Afterwards refreshments were served,
and the entertainment was most thor or
5oughly enjoyed. s5t
@ q BLKs. MEETING.
III Five candidates were initiated at the
meeting OF Manchester Lodge Of Elks
last nj ght. This sodge Is one OF the most
sprogr essiye in the Il country. It Is the
8"baby'' lodg sc, and Is growing rapidly,
"a large delegation will go from Manches-
ter to the grand lodge meeting in Ball
tim ore In July. S5s az d s5ss r Il
Mr.. Edward Moore. one OF the Oldest
employees of the Passenger and Power
Company. died at his residence on Eigh-
tenth Street last night about s:15 o'clock,
after an illness OF several months. He
leaves q wife and several children. The
funeral arrangements will be announced
later. rs @ z
WARRANT OUT
"a warrant Is out for the arrest OF En-
nest Farmer for being disorderly at the
home OF his father.
William Griffith, who was fined Tor
carrying concealed weapon and shoot
ing It In the street. in the Mayor Court
yesterday swore OF before Squire Jor-
dan for twelve months. He promises
never to touch another drop OF tntoxlcat-
ing liquor.
STREET APPROPRIATION.
Chairman Patram OF the Street Com-
fmittee. said last night that II the COM
mitteo did not take some steps toward
doing something with the appropriation
he would step down and out
The Finance Committee put s., 900 to the
street Committee In the budget. and since
that time the Street Committee has been
unable to determine upon what steps to
take with the funds. 9s
"a MIR. George u. a Blankenship yesterday
denied report that was 1 in circulation
Saturday night concerning an affair in
which he was said to have lost $40, The
report, he said. was erroneous. &
MAYOR AlAURICE's COURT.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing, William Griffith was fined SO for
carrying concealed pistol. and S for
firing the same In the street. II IS
s Wallace James and Wexford F1nnar
paid $3.50 each for throwing rocks In the
street. III III II IA 81 " AZ ii
@ FUNERAL SERVICE.
"a large crowd OF the friends OF the late
8. II. Andrews attended his funeral Sum
day morning from Fifth Street Church.
Delegates from the various orders OF
which he was member attended, and the
services were conducted by Rev Asa
Driscoll s55 S 81: Il
The funeral OF Mrs, Martha "A. Morris
took place from Clopton Street Church
Sunday afternoon. The services were
conducted by Revs. w. W. slsk and A.
G. Bergman, Mrs. ]. W. Trevillian sang
Nearer, MY God, to Theee and Mr.. w.
J. Morrissett. THE Christian's Good
night" 4gl 3 Pc
957 PERSONAL AND NOTES,
The announcement Is out OF the APP
preaching marriage Of Miss Lillian D,
Adkins, daughter OF Mrs, Bertha a..
Lewis, to Mr., w. w. Waterman, to take
place on Thursday at $3.50 F, NJ. at thu
residence, No, TIC Perry Street,
Miss Ella Coffey, a missionary to China,
will speak before the Woman's Mission
airy Society Of Central Methodist Church
this evening ats o'clock.
Miss T4illie Baughn was the prize w!n-
ner at the meeting OF the Little Cleaners
OF Oak Grove Church Sunday. /,