The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-01
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MANCHESTER.
I Have Same Privileges as the
& Citizens Of Richmond.
MAY TAKE EITHER E; i LINE U n :.
Result Of Persistent Work by Mr.. BY
s$ Owen Funeral Of Mr.. Clements.
Mr.. Utx Resigns I'd Licenses
Granted CITY Mission.

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Manchester Bureau Times .Dispatch.l
"a No. 1102 Hull Street,
FL From now on Manchester people WI!
have no trouble N getting transfers from
4 either the Hull or Perry Street cars to
1.-the Traction line at Main and Seventh
$ Streets. Z! q " III
ss4 This arrangement has been made by
Manager HUI, Of the Passenger and
GPower Company, after thorough can
vass OF the situation and persistent re-
"A gu este from Mr., r. ~, owen, Of the City
III Council Of Manchester, who for q long
thine has been working to that end.
Beginning to-day, the conductors on
"A Manchester cars will Issue transfers to
either the 81 Traction or Passenger and
Power line, the only stipulation being
that the passen ger must specify the car 90:
Y he wishes to take. "a f
In writing to Mr.. Owen on this matter
Yesterday, Mr.. HUH stated that he had
I. hoped to have been able to have given g. q
transfer, good on either line, but that tbs
matter had not yet been taken through
& by Council. 4. 81 .sS
This people OF Manchester, however,
may now ride to any part OF the CITY
on any oar. and have exactly the same
n, privileges the citizens Of Manchester
have. 5
~ REcHPTroN GIVEN. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith gave a recep-3
NJ tion TO MI. and Mrs, w. ID. Smith at
Z their residence last night, upon the ar 1
rival OF the latter from LYnchburs.
where they were married on "Wednesday
" night The affair was q very peasant
one, and the newly welded couple were
the recipients Of many Congratulations
5s3s NO QUORUM.
III The Cemetery Committee was seized 4
uled TO meet last night at the office OF
y Colonel BILLY Allen, superintendent o.
u Maury Cemetery, but a quorum did not
n M s. FUNERAL OF MIR. CLEMENTS.
5gfs AZ o ,clocl, this afternoon the funeral
* Of Mr.. Lee IT. Clements will take place.
The services will be conducted By Roy.
A. 6. Bergman, and the interment Will
Ne in Maury Cemetery,
Il i. The pail bearers will be Messrs. Henry
a iIarnish, Rooert vaden William hvnns,
b 3. A. osterbind, Archer Mcdonald nj
81 Charles T. Jones, Judge William l. Clop-
Il ION. Or. Lawrence Ingram, r. L. Cerse-
Is, J. r. Faisonf w. 9. Rice P. G. Tenn
Die, r. A. Hughes. sr,, j. II. Patteson
and Nv. F.. TURNKEY. The pall-boarsrs will
W snke carriages at the head Of HUI
.$ street at 23o o'clock and will 80 from
There to the home. Liberty Council. j..
.s8 o. sUsA.S NJ will attend in a body.
RESIGNATION OF MIR, UTz. Mi
After a long and useful service In the
City Council Mr.. John E. Utz has ten
Tered his resignationras a member OF the
u Board OF Aldermen. and the resignation
" Will be acted on at the meeting Of the
II Board this month.
Mr. Utz's reasons for retiring from
Council Is that his duties as a member
pr the firm of "A. D. shotwell g. Co. pre-
yent him attending meetings regularly.
81 Should Mr., 1Itz insist on retiring and
.he Board accepts his resignation. the
naming OF his successor will be made by
Il Alderman Barrett, his colleague.
LIQUOR LICENSES GRANTED.
Eighteen liquor licenses were granted
by Judge Ingram In Manchester yester-s
day, as follows:
L. NJ Latham, L. 2, Ullman, Maurice
III johnson, John ". Moore. NJ. Thomas
Burke. Henry J.. Schwartz. William ].
3G5 I,obbnst David.L. Toney, James P. Rob
lnson,' r "a Bowen, w. A. Neal William
ri b. Peasants. Peter Donald Jr., James a.,
and Joseph l.. Moore, John A. Turner.
a!t IT., r. ID. stAclaroson,f ull1al DttViS'E t
In granting the licenses Judge Ingram
-sook occasion to say that the fullest eA-
lent OF the law would be enforced upon
amy ono who infringed or disregarded the
statutes and ordinances In reference to
tho sale OF liquors on Sunday or to
4 minors 5slq
He said that the liquor dealers Of Man
chester had for years kept nil the laws.
and he referred to this fact In a&cornpll-
mentary way. and said that lie felt salts
fed that they would continue to do so.
CALL TO DIR. CRIDLIN.
The congregation Of Stockton Street
Baptist Church has extended call to
Rev. Dr. w. B. Cridlin, OF Burheville,
s{ to succeed Rev. Mr.. Kincheloe. He is a
well known divine, who has preached for
tkhls congregation upon several occa-
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