The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
NEAL FOUND
NOT GUILTY
Did Not Sell Liquor to Minors
in EManches- u AZ
ter. Hi.
DoBBlNs CASE q Up TO-DAY. pa
Dalmo Klansto Meet--Electioi,
OF Officers by, Elks Funeral
of Mrs. Lipsconlb.
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Manchester Bureau, Times. Dispatch
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Manchester Bureau, Tlsat,es.nispatoh,}
The second case Of alleged sale OF
llquor to minors was disposed OF III the
Corporation Court yesterday afternoon.
when the Jury brought In a.tverdict OF
mot guilty" IN the charge against w.
A. Neal Tho case against William
Dohbans will be. heard this morning.
| II. the case OF Davis, the verdict Of
which was guilty" counsel will appeal,
on the grounds that man has rlght
to recognise an order from another man,
even though 1t be presented by minor.
Much interest Is con tered IN h tho re-
suit Of all these cases, w w A! * l
ELI<S' OFFICERS.
Tho annual electior. OF officers by Man
chester Lodge resulted us follows: Ok
allied Ruler, Ben. P. Ower,fJr.; Esteemed
Loading Knight, J.FH. Patteson; Esteemed
Loyal Knight VIC. Pullinm; Esteemed
Lecturlng Knight, r. Y. Owen; Secre-
tnry, u. q. Rice; 3Treasurcr. J. NJ. Graves;
Tiler, j. B. Lipscornb; Trustee for three
years, George u. Gary; Delegate to Grand
Lodge, Eugene Lipscomb: Alternate
Louis H. slegel; Board Of Governors.
a., D Gary. ". H. Washington, Henry
Vaden, Nil. Johnson, w, G.. Pnlliain
The Installation will takeStplace next
Monday night. IL.
MANCHESTER will send q delegation to
the grand lodge meeting to root for
Archie Burke for grand secretary.
vi {DAI4NtO KHAN. t8
8 This mystic order will meet at Ma
sonic Temple Tomorrow right, as may.
be seen from the following notes sent
out BY Charles Kidd the grand Ink sling
err under the command of a. liz samp-
son, the imperial high potentnte:
Sir Noble We have met and are about
to pass tho first quarter OF our exist
ence, and as thcre.a several matters 9
Importance which ] think should be set
tied before we begin our next quarter.
therefore call you to meetSat Masonic
Temple, Thursday night, March 81, 1904,
at o'clock to attend to ANY matter
whichsmay be thrust upon us-the@ place
of meeting mustSbe definitely settled;
several propositions will DO presented,
Among them will l5be tho erection OF a
Home" for the ahllur. & III 81,
After we have tweared with our ar,
duous lahors, the Khan will form a pro-
.cession and march to Anderson's Hall.
where our parched Threats will be cooled
with refreshments served by those who.
are too weak and faint to brave the hot
suns and ands OF the desert. Il
1t is8of grea Importance that every
noble should be present. ie
COURT& NOTES.
Mayor Maurice fined six colored drivers
81 each for blocking cars on the bridge.
Isabella Moses was made to- pay. costs
in case Of Swearing" she brought
against Annie Branch 4, f
The remains Of Mrs. Mary B. I4ipscomb
were laid to rest IN \ Maury Cemetery
yesterday afternoon. The. services were
held at cambridge Street Church and
We're largely attended by Borrowing
friends OF the deceased.
ya PERSONAIIfl AND NOTES. Is
The City Mission. will;meet at 4 o clock
this, afternoon at the residence of Mrs
Thomas Neisler No o West Ninth Street.
Rev, a A. Sullivan, of West Point
will deliver an illustrated lecture to-
morrow night at Anderson's Hall for the
benefit Of Stockton Street Church. The
subject will be Ben Hur." The indie
pendent Mandolin Club will furnish
music
Miss Ethel Clark. of Lisbon. Ohio, is
visiting Mrs. E. H. Trainum.
Revival services continue at West End
Church.
Officer Waymack found a package OF
stamps, which the owner can get BY
proving property
Mr.. J.aJ. Talbot is sick at his home.
on Martin Street
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