The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20
NOT K,NOWNlN
MANCHESTER
Girl Rescued III Norfolk Thought
to Have Given Wrong
Name.
JUDGE HAN!cocK's CONDITION d
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Finance Committee to Meet Fri
day-Elks' New Home,
Personal.
JUDGE sHANCoCK's CONDITION
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X No one In Manchester seems to know
tho girl giving the name Of Eta Lang
/ or Long, who was rescued from aBplalc'e
OF infamy in Norfolk yesterday, and
who gave her home as Manchester.
Close inquiry was made last night
without any light being thrown on tho
subject Chief Of Police Lipscomb was
under the impression she was q young
woman wolf known In Manchester and
Richmond, who, upon several occasions,
created wild sensations.
So far as could be learned INST night
she had no relatives In this city
JUDGE IIANCocIl's CONDITION.
The condition Of Judge Hancock was
reported last night as about tho same.
He, isgs In an unconscious state, and his
physician says he is experiencing no pain
" The cold weat Their last night drove ono
unfortunate, homeless man into the po-
lice station for shelter Sergeant Wright
never turns ont the homeless wayfarers
who drop In for a nights lodging. and
this was no exception. He was given q
place neGr tllo stove
Tho Board Of Aldermen has not yet
been called to finish business undono
from the regular session. when a quorum
failed to appear T hs body may meet tho
latter part OF the week q A member Of
tho board said /. last night that he was vas
expecting a. call at Hny time
FINANCE COMMITTED
Tho Finance Committee has been called :'Tl.e
to meet Friday night to begin work on
~ ib,,J ~ m ttna- will ha ready
at that time to receive the wants" from
the other committees and to map out tho
appropriation accordingly ss
X COURT. NEWS.
Mayor Maurice fined Charles Young
and James Scott, two young negroes, tho
sum Of $3.50 zach for Fighting III the
street. s @ s. # Us 5gF
Thomas apd Walter Howard will be
tried to-day/before Judge Clopton on the
charge OF Eelling liquor on Sunday.
Bittle% Simmons will be- tried tomorrow
on the allegation that he feloniously as
saulted T.. II. Smith several weeks ago.
Tho hearing III tho case Of Richard
Patterson, charged with shooting Richard
Dixon in the head, will BIO held on Frs
day. M I, & Il 5.i
TWO MARRIAGES.. s
! The announcement is out Of the we'd
ding OF Albert NJ. EHuDanut anu MISS
Berthe a. Taylor, to take place today at
the residence of the brides patents Mr.
IIuband is we'll known pipe-fitter.
Mr.. Thomas r. Herndon and Miss Fat
tie e. Frost were married Monday The
bride is the daughter OF Mr.. j. r. Frost.
ELKS' NEW HOME.
Tho Manchester Lodge of Elks VIII
probably be In their handsome new home,
at Eleventh and cambridge Streets. by
tho list Of February. This lodge Is one OF
tho most progressive in tho order. Less
than year old. the membership Is about
one hundred, and the personnel Is male
10 Of some OF the finest stock In Mans
chester and + Chesterfield. lac Exalted
Ruler. Mr. Eugene Lipscomb, was the
! Youngest member OF tho Grand Lodge,
which met In Ballimore last summer.
K The now home will provo a. most at
tractive place. When the finishing and
decorating is completed, suitable pro-
Eramme will DO arranged for the dedl-
cation exercises.
PERSONAL AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. e. w. Blankenshlp Is better.
Miss Nyra G. Williams, CT Petersburg,
is visiting Mrs. r. L. Bert No. 2o7 East
+ Thirteenth Street.
Joseph u. Johnston Camp will meet
on Thursday night, when speeches COM
memorntlve of General Lee and General
y Jackson will be made.
Several hundred people enjoyed the
skating at Forest Fill yesterday and
last night. &; 4 s8}