The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09

SOUTHSIDE NEWS
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch il
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The Central Parker Davis Lamb Club
met last night and received the report Of
the committee appointed to confer with
the original club as to some means where
by the two clubs could be mutually reor.S
ganized int one club. is,sl.
H Mr. r. II. Patratn, chairman, handed
IN the report Of the committee. which
was in effect that the original club would
reorganise with the Central Club on tho
latter's Outstanding. After the delivery,
Of the report, :he committee was dis
charged as to this especial business. The
meeting was then open to further busi-
ness. and Mr.. r. l.. Patran, gaining the
floor, moved N that the Central Club dis
band and reorga nize with the originals on
the latter s invitation. Mr.. Petit took
Issue with Mr.. Patram and spoke ems
3phatically for the continuance OF the
Central. He also suggested tn at q, large.
enthusiastic meeting be convened % and
that special speakers be secured Tor the
occasion. Mr.. b. NJ. Robertson argued
In favor OF the continuance Of the,
present 8 organization and took occa.
sion # to remark that 1t Is well to
have two clubs that more interest and
greater enthusiasm could be aroused by
the existence OF two and that the. cause
o.; the Democratic nominee would be help
ed and not injured by the present mum n
berl OF club mutations. 81 IA! rs
{3 Mr.. Perdue said that in view Of the fact
that Judge Parker had been notified OF
the existence Of the Central Club, the
Dem cratic presidential nominee would be
jdisheartened Ito hear Of It's disarmament
and the club members be very much en-
bnrrassed. 81 n
II Mr.. Patram followed up his mot lion BY
asking where was the Z money coming
from TO meet lie expenses Of securing
q hall. lights and incidentals. His mo.
ton was put and was lost ten to one.
The motion ] was carried. and the chair
appointed Mr.. J. B. Rudd, fromGthe First
Ward Mr. Willie c. Pulllam, from the
I Second Ward; Mr.. j. S. Saunders. from
atneB Third Ward, and Mr. 10 hni N pore,
from the Fourth Ward. "a.
The meeting adjourned, subject 30 The
i call of the chairman. &.
Street Committee.
There was called meeting Of the
Street Committee held last night. The
committee discussed the request Of the
4 City Engineer, who wants extra la Dor
/ to clear the grass from the streets and
4 to remove all distractions from the gut
tiers. r.iGrizzard moved that Chief Lips
comb be aut horizcd to employ four; men
for thirty days, and that II the work
could be done In less time the men should
tbe discharged. Tho motion was cal RED.
IL was decided to do some re pair W !.
ION cambridge Street, and tho committee
will meet at the point OF ction be-
tween cambridge Street and the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad to view q dan rous
PLACE said to exist there, so that some
action may DO taken In regard u 70 inc
matter. The meeting will be at 6 O'Clock
Saturday evening. ssss
First Anniversary.
Rev. G. o. Woodward will celebrate
the first anniversary Of his passionate OF
the Cowardin$ Avenue Christian Church
next Il, Sunday. In, tho morning MOI MN ne WI
talk on the work ACCOMPLISHED during
that time and Of the standing the church
now occupies. There II have been ninety
additions to the congregation. during the
past year. all the debts have been paid
Off, the salary OF the pastor has been
Increased $3.50, a young peoples socioty%of
sninety-two mem bers has been organized,
and the church has been supplied with
a baptistery and heater attached
At the night service Mr.. Woodwards
theme will be -, hat Will You Do With
Jesus?" -i:s x ja,g rt5 M Z
Dance at Forest Hill.
A dance will be given Saturday night
In the school house ut Forest Hill Park
by the members Of the Mancle Ger,
man Club and friends, at Forest HILL The
cfaperones will be Mrs ". M. Tompkins,5
sirs. John Quarles, Mrs. Edward Hyde
and Mrs. J. II. Patterson Good music
win be furnished and 1T Is. expected that
there will be twelve or fourteen couples lies
on the floor. VA tsl ss b
Personals and Briefs St
There vas an error in yesterdays col:
rr,,,. atating that q street fight had oc.i
,cJrr1t in Dalton's bar. The fight oc-.
CURED in p, vacant lot nearby and the
only connection Mr. Dalton had was 70
phone for the police '3 ss. 81
4 warrant was issued Yesterday q ga!nst
jesse Randall for selling whiskcys Wlthollt
license. Ss NJ ss8l Z gi 81 ,SS
-Four marriage licenses woro issued yes
terday, two colorcd and two w n tie. Ine
latter were to Mr.. Walter p. " ugll anu anu
Miss Katie Fowler, and TO MI. Clla III
l.. Emory and Miss Addto 6 " de- me
last two arc aged twenty one and sseye
teen respectively. All are OF Man 7H,t e Ri
ter. s3st5 n ~ qs3 ;t353 Va si44 n; 7.
William Little tcolored J, wa IS 81 ven NJ d
teen days for passing a s. X Con- ederate
note on his boarding- house keeper, Mamie
Harvey, lin payment Of his boa rd. FL ISL .4
MIR. C. Il. Walthall died at the Virginia
Hospital yesterday morning at IL o'clock,
Tho body will be taken to-day to Mooreh
Church, In Amelia county. where u VIII
be buried beside the grave Of his wife,
Miss Mary Cousins, q u East ienth!
Street left yesterday fora visit to friends
at Crewe Va. gt:.s Id 5s,g I. q
Miss Annie NJ. Hammond, of Petersburg
islyIslting Mrs ] !. ". sadlsr.i ~
Il q
WHOLE FAMILY DOWN.
Mr.. 1T. Perkins, Wife and Two
Children Ill8With Typhoid.