The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12
Extras VIII Remain on Until
Close Of Inquest.
BOARDS ACTION CHANGED
Manchester People Married in Wash :
ington-Large Delegation Of EIks
Going to Baltlmore-Funeral
Services-Church Services.
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch, |
49, 1112 Hull Street, (

Manchester Bureau Times DISPATCH
1112 Hull Street.
Another meeting of the Police Board
vas held last night, and 1t was decided
to reconsider the action taken at the
meeting Friday night, when the board
determined to put off all but two OF the
special officers.
The board last night decided to con-
tinue tho special officers in service until
the conclusion Of the coroner's inquiry
into the shooting OF Luther Taylor. This
inquiry will hardly be over before Tues
day night, at the earliest.
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.
Two Manchester people were united
in washington last Tuesday. Both are
we'll known, the lady being Miss Lillian
NJ. Adams and the groom Mr.. j. Raw
inrs Hubbard. Tho ceremony was per-
formed at the home Of the bride $
brother. u. L. Adams, No. COP Nlnth
Street. N. e., Washington. by the Rev.
DR.. Maydewell. After refreshments the
bridal party left for their new nome III
Richmond, No 2ls South Pine Street.
ELKs' TRIP.
Mr.. w. r. Beattie. chairman OF the
transportation committee OF Manchas-
ter Lodge, has list OF thirty members
) Oh the lOuBe WIN N ~ oN ~ -
Lodge meeting 10 Baltimore next week.
Mr.. Beattle asks. all who are going. and
who are not on the list. to send IN; iheT
names at once, so that accommodations
may be arranged for.
The lodge has arranged to leave on
the evening OF Monday the 2oth.v over
tho York River line.
The regular meeting Will be held 70
night. when final arrangements VIII be
vi xt,hnn tho handsome ElKS
badges will be distributed Exalted Ruler
eugene Lpscomb asks that a full atten-
dance be on hand.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Tho funeral OF Mrs Sarah Burton VIII
bc from Asbury Church at O'CLOCK tnls
afternoon and tho burial Will be in marry
Cemetery Rev. j. G. Rosser viii con-
d,ict the services Mrs. Burton died at
the residence OF her son. Mr.. a. ~ BUY
tnn No. 1870 Everett Street, yesterday
morning at S o'clock. She leaves two
children, Mr.. Burton and Mrs. joseph
Gibbs.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Madeline
Kah, took place yesterday morning at u
o'clock from Clopton Street Church. ana
was largely attended BY sorro"'ns
friends.
The remains OF Mr.. Robert Ridgeway
were laid to rest in the family burying
ground in Cnesterf'eld county yesterday
afternoon at 2:30 O'clock.
The body OF young Charles G. Rowe.
who died Friday at his home In MARKS
Addition, will be taken to Portsmouth to-
day for burial.
Mrs. Lou Reynolds was buried from
cambridge Street Church at o'clock
yesterday afternoon The interment was
in Maury Cemetery.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Mrs, r. e. Holtz. OF Baltimore. is
visiting Mrs. w. r. Beattie.
Mr.. John r. Robertsons namn was
omitted yesterday from the committee
arranging for the Masonic Bazaar. Mr..
Robertson Is one of the most active mem
bers on the committee.
Miss Bernice Fair will spend portion
Of the summer In Fluvanna and Abe
marie counties. lsa
The Sunbeams of Clopton-Street Church
will meet at 8 o clock this afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF cambridge
Street Church will give a lawn party next