The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-23
FUNERAL IN
MANCHESTER /.
Remains of Mrs. D. ~ Toney to
be Buried in Ma,ry Ceii1-
etery Today. ls8.s u
REGISTRATIONS YESTERDAY
No Chance for Campaign Clubs
to G Consolidate Council
r org ation.
REGISTRATIONS YESTERDAY ] |. . y [

Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatchl q
t5 No. 1902 Hull Street !
II The funeral Of Mrs. Ida 3. Toney. wife
Of Mr.. D. Ia Toney, will Ebe from the
home at 10 o clock this morning, and the
burial Will be IN Maury Cemetery. Rev.
r. w. Cridlin will conduct the services.
Mrs. Toney, after a long illness, died
at her homo at $40 O'Clock i yesterday
morning. aged thirty six years Her
death IS sincerely regretted. She was
charitable and unsclfish. and was loved
by ali who knew her. She leaves her
husband and three children--Miss Edna
b., Chesley 8. and d. L.. Jr.-her brother.
tn. Pierce; three sisters, Mrs. ID. II.
Carter, Mrs. Matte Johnston, Of Man
chester, and Mrs u. Nv. Hicks, of Pow
.hatan; two broth ers, Lewis Pierce, Of
Philadelphia, and Robert Plcrce, OF Man
chester. 5 As 5.il Il s RI M " }
Tho Following gentlemen viii act 4 as
pail -bearers-Ac i've: r. 2. Owens, Cla1'-
enoe yaden John G; n Rice g. f.. Gary.
r. C. White, ]. G.. Saunders. Honorary:
Judge w IL Clopton, Dr. Lawrence III II.
gram, ]. II. Patterson. e. L. Page, B. ~
owen, Jr.. and Charles Burkert. IA I
Police Court Notes.
Squire Jordan took until this morning
to consider the charge made by Fanny
Jones that al exander[J ones, her husband.
did not take care Of her. VI H ssS sisi &.
Walter Dixon, colored, was fined $3.50
for being disorderly on the street sSs.
Thomas u lbot, colored, paid ESQ for for
being drunk on The street. ~ sEts: 4
Wesley CARRIER was released upon his
promise to take the & pledge for twelve
months "a w. ~ I. * sc s5E
Heat Prostrations.
5GDr, FILL was call ed yesterday to attend
two cases Of prostration from the heat.
Tho first was that Of sadore Fortune,
who fell in front of Bal Twin 81 store, on.
Hull Street. He suffered consid erahl ";
and was taken to his home In Swans boro.S
DR. Fill reported last night that he vas vas
getting along nicely. i IA s
The other case was that of the colored
fireman at the James River Furniture
factory . His case was not as severe rs
that Of Mr.. Fortune, and s he was soon
made COM ortable. n M {s5s
Campaign Clubs.
The warm weather milita against
the campaign organizat ions. W lille bot
clubs have good membership, the mem
gbers do not feel like rallying much at
this stage of the game. AS soon as tn e
nleasarlt days OF September come meet
ings will be- held, and the prophets Will
get on the stump to tell the sovereigns
all about It. t 1T %. " MI 5
There is little chance of the clubs join
ing hands as one organization. and the
larger number Of voters do not see tn
necessity Of an aInalga nation.
Council Reorganization.
II There has been s: some talk OF calling
Council together for the purpose Of shap--
ing out the reorganization programme.
There is no opposition to either OF the
present presid Both Alderman Per-
due and Councilman Wa field will be
re-elected, 5s Ssnas n n XXI g3
The committees will remain practically
as tfev are, the new men taxing the
places Of the Old on es. 5
Mr.. Carter Returns.
". IL .gsg Carter has returned from a
FIXING trip to Baltimore and New y orS,
where he was called d to render expert
testimony pertaining to matters on which
he IS regarded as an authority.
Mr. Garter has Just received a request
4 from q, gentleman in New Zealand foI
copies Of articles he has written 4 foI
home papers: Al s
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs Sharp and son, OF Amelia. al arr
i visiting Mrs. sharp's son, George sharp
at Ninth and Hull Streets.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. w. Williams are visit
\ ing relatives In Powhatan county
A Miss Ethel Harding is spending seve era
A weeks In Powhatan.
Mrs. j. K. Craze is reported as belnE
a better 5 ig. !. rs. 5,tS, ~ !.
l Miss Anna M. Rhoads. Of Cartersyliie.
!, Is visiting Mrs. r, F. Ellington.
4 Mrs. j., W. Holt and children, Of Swans
4 boro. are in Prince Edward county,8lf
I attendance upon the Baptist Association
JUST ONE DAY.