The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-11
COUNCIL.
MANCHESTER, / /
The Lower Branch Meets itlt
Regular Session TO
night.
WOUNDED IN philippines U !! | z | s
Andrew Il. White Struck III athe5
.s Knee The Funeral Of Mrs.
Crun1p-NIission Slipper. $

Crut11p 1sstoi1Ss ~ supper.
Manchester Bresu 7ds nlsg,Hteht
# Council meets Tonight III regular scs-4
J sicn. There Will be a large amount OF
(. business to do, and a long session Is
I anticipated. The principal BUSINESS TO be
done will DO to consider tho report on
licenses from Tie Finance Committe
Some OF. tho items reportde wllle,pro-
woke Opposition. and 1t is expected that
}v.trious merchants will bio present 70 re 81
lister "nkicka''l on Il increa SO q
lstheir licenses III .s42 s KS s i}
4 ccr arc allowed to sell meats Mt a less
rate 6 81 taxatlon than they themselves
ySl,ay. which nnuy put some OF them out OF
! LIQUOR dealers claim they have a.; just
Y cnuse to kick about the big Increase IN
their License i, aid 1T Is quite likely they
n will Kick. "a W
4 Another matter to come up will DO tho.
i question jof taxation on freight and ex-@s
4 road. This question has hcenll be fore,
5but at the last. NEE ting n Of Council z he
;lshIll was sent back so that he taxation
%o1ls fexpressage might be inserted. The
,sbilltsis now ready and will probably be
$rassed Tonight. II .3 * I, 3fl
rs ANDREW Whit we UNDl9D
4 II Mr.. Andrew u. White. OF Manchester
i isTreported to have been injured iii bat!
4 tie in tho Philippines on F ebruary est h
4 lie is we'll known and Is the son Of Mr.
Il AT =. VIII q + OF No. zoos Portai' Street
iE The wound Is mot believed to he serious
4 S The following telegram wa $ received
!, from Washington last night:
j # Representative Lamb learned at the
4 WAR Department to-day that Andrew II. 4
Il White, or Manches ter. who is I'M. el,-.
listed man In the Eighteenth Battery
Field Artillery. wa s wounded Sill an en- a
Cd ger1en with II lipinos at iJolo, on the
NJ eSth Of February, The wound was IN the
fIgknee It was said rat the department.
that the details Of the enga gernenr II
4 which white was hurt would not DC re-
.Fccivcd until the latter part OF this month
j or later.
l Mr.. White has been III the Philippines
4 for about two years. ~,
4 CITY MISSION SUPPER.
4 Masonic Temple w;is the point OF van an
4 tage last night for hungry MGR, w ne1l
and children. IA s$
suppe rs were provided for several hun
4 lred persons. and very IL tie wa $ LEI
over when tho pretty ladies who acted
as mattresses got t through and started -t';
4 for home IL @ & t7,t' Il n .il, .s5g
+ all WHO aided them. Tho funds secured
4 last night will 80 IA long way toward 13
4 helping the poor and 8ncedy5of the city
\ 81 Tho mission has done much during the
1 winter to keen peoples noses front the
srindstone and the vol Il from tho door
A & A mem ber$ OF Council said last night:
\ A..Trese ladies hnyn saved the city many
I dollars They have taken care OF people
4 who would otherwise have been charges
4 on tho city, tx rs f3
,, SENT 10 GRAND JURY.
Mayor Maurice sent John Hobeck to
\ The grand Jury yesterday, on the charge
4 Of taking a watch from his father Tues
/ day evening in barber shop. The theft
4 OF the watch was reported to the po-
4 lice and when II WIS learned that the
4 son had the watch, the fathS- was pain
4 ed The boy gave his father the watch
4 sorne time ago, as q present
$lIobedl has always bornc good char
5N.AnRoW ESCAPE.
A AZ little Waverly Canada OF No. sol
n Tainbridge Street, was selling The Times
a Dispatch yesterday, on Seventh Street,
II near Perry he had u mario W escape from
q Icing killed. e
4 Al gentleman. standing OH tho other
4|5sidc OF the street, whistlcd ~. IN paper.
land as tho little fellow rushed across
4 In did not notice a Hull Street car conf
3Ising down Scycnth Street, but rushed on
lend would have been crushed under tho
B yvhaels but for the GOODNESS and quick
stress OF tho motorman, who instantly ap I
piled the brakes and reversed the lno-
& tor, not in time. however, to prevent
q the car from striking the child &ana
II = nv. - nflnrs r,,n Il - tho boy'ssEassst-
y ance, and beyond d few slight Bruises, slc
/ seemed unhurt, first, smiling thankfully
!. at the rnotorman,s and shoutlng:
Tanks fur stopln der cal AZ .;
.F,[JNER AL or, MR. CR1AIP.
: rho funeral OF Mr.. W.. w. 4 Crump VIII
he from the homo at 1890 o'clock this
a morning, and tho burial Will be N MALI
/. |iIy Cemetery. ~.
Il MIR. crump. nfter}n long illness'ss died
fter midnight yesterday morn
IL II i IIe leaves q widow and six children,
$@l r. 3. :, William FL sG. D,,S u" MISS
- IN PEERS All, AND N { DIES.
q Mrs & Erica il improving, She has been
= M Nj. Frank fran Smith, or stanton IS the
guest OF Mr., w. ]. Adkins. In swans
\ The The willing Workers soclety4of clop7
.lton street will meet this evening at 8
r NJ. at tho residence Of MI, y .3t =.
"a services at clopton Street Church Sun
4 day at N IA, M. L and $3.50 p, NJ 70 be
Y. conducted by the pastor, Rev.. w
J = slsk, . a5 !. 7, !, = 1,,,,, !.
GI5men i prrmayer-mcetlpg SATURDAY. evening
atl7;3o. All young men are welcome le lf'e a