The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-01
COUNCIL IN
MANCHESTER
Reorganization OF That Body
This Evening.
MR.. wakefield RETURNS
viii Be at Meeting To.Nlght--Hls In
tentions Not known--Funeral Of
Herbert Moody-New Police
men T o-Day--Live Notes.
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch, !

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,l
No. 110S Hull Street. i,
Councilman Wakefield Is back homo
from Philadelphia, where no has been on
business in connection With the building
OF engines for tho Southern Railway.
He vii be in the city until Friday. when
he will probably return TO Philadelphia.
to complete the work for which he went
to that city.
Mr.. Wakefield did not indicate what nc
ton ho would take in reference to his
Gil, In which he Is q representative meets
tonight for reorganization, and he may
at that time tender his resignation. This
Ii not a certainty. however, for Mr..
Wakefields business In Philadelphia may
not reGure his presence much longer, and
then he can devote his time to Council
work. He Is valuable man in Council,
and always works to the city's Interests.
and his constituents hope he may be able
to retain his place in that body.
Should he resign. however 1t Is fore
gone conclusion that his colleague, coun-
Gilman Reams. WIN succeed him as presi.
dent Of Council.
The Board will meet for reorganization
tomorrow night.
FUNERAL OF HERBERT MOODY. .
West End Church was crowded With
friends OF young Herbert Moody Sunday
afternoon. to pay .thelr last respects to
their favorite companion and friend. 81
+ Rev. A. C. Bergman conducted the SER
vices. assisted by Row. Asa Drlscoll. and
the services werot held at 1870 O'clock
with the following young men as pail
bearers: George Hendricks. Frank Lam
Carr. .JNln
NoIte, andtHenry Woodbridge.
The burial was In Maury Cemetery
and there was larEs attendance OF sor-
rowing friends
The verdict OF tho coroner's Jury ~
night was that young Moody came to lis
death by being struck by a car No blamo
was attached to any one.
NEW POLICEMEN. I. 8
Beginning to-day the police force Will
be augmented with two new mon. nlessrs.
Edward Waymack and Michael Moore.
Both men are physical giants. They are
typical policemen, with the nerve, BRAY
ei anu uIeci o.iUu .uat so1D -i.ii a..
Mr. Waymack is twenty-sIx years old
and Mr.. Moore Is thirty-eigat.
NEW CAFE.
In the near future Mr.. Henry Kahn.
we'll known young man. will open a
cafe and restaurant on Hull Street. above
CO"ar0ln avenue MT. ram IL d@poPuio!
young MAINLAND his friends predict that
his venture will prove a success.
OLD MANCHESTERIAN.
Mr.. Reed Chatham. an old Manchester
man. was in the City yesterday Shaking
hands with his friends. Mr.. Chatham has
been away from Manchester for twenty
six years, and he was forced to express
surprise at the many changes he noticed
In persons and things. He was VOL
coined by many OF the old citizens
MAYORS COURT.
Mayor Maurice sent James King. col
ored, to jail for thirty days yesterday on
the charge Of taking a lot of brass from
"A. D. Shotweis place. He Will have
another hearing this morning on the
charge of assaulting colored woman.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Annie Godsey. Of Woodland
Heights, daughter OF Mr.. ]. H. Godsey.
Is visiting relatives and friends near
Coalboro. and Miss Lena NuHnauy OF
Coalboro, has returned to her home.
Miss Annie B. Duval, daughter OF Mr.
r. e. puyal, has returned from Suffolk
where she has been visiting relatives.
Mrs T. W. Barrett has gone to fiot
Springs to visit her son. Lee.
Mrs A. c. Harding Is better.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
cambridge Street Baptist Church vii
meet at the homo of Mrs. T. r. Mathews
this afternoon at o'clock.
The ninth anniversary of LILY Council
Daughters Of Liberty, will be celebrated
Rev. Mr., Sanford will preach at=Clop
ton Street Church Sunday morning anc
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