The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-26
NEWS FROM [ ] N.
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Team Exp to Win ;t5s }Sal5[,
Game Tomorrow Char
s#. tiers Pitcher.
COMPANY FINED HEAVILY 4 E \ l I. J
Other Court NcwsBig Lawn.
Party at Forest Hill. 5s
5{ Park

Manchester Bureau. Times Dispat ch
5.s No. 1902 Hull Street. Is
2 Last night the ladies OF the Meade 3Me-
mortal Episcopal Church gave q lawn
party under the direction OF Mrs. Ed
ward Hyde. Of Forest Hill Park. The
party was given on the lawn OF Mrs
Hyde. The especial features OF the lawn
party were three select recitations by
Miss Constance Tinsley, Musical selec-
lions by Mr.. Cersley, solos by Miss Carrie
Carlton, Miss Moselle Gregory and Miss
Nellie Lyon music by Mr.. Richard Bacon
and songs by Mr.. Burton.
All corners were received by attendants
dressed In Jap anese costumes.
Tho lawn was q beautifully dec Grated
with Japanese lanterns. az NJ II Z
r The funeral or Mrs J. Carp, who died
yesterday at her home, No. 22S East
Tenth Street, occurred yesterday It 2 A..
NJ Intermcnt was made IN Maury Gene.
terry. % "a IN. H 81; i t,55 3l53 59
Mrs. Carp leaves a husband and one
son. Gi 5{ n " 5g3I e Il u 5s3i
Expects to Win.
Mr.. PeytonE Charters returned to Nam
chester w ednesday morning after a long
trip Withthe ChincaDin Indians, who were
ee cent onros ad dharefs VII
the nine againzt the
the outaeld, 5 He is confident Of winning
Brought Bad News.
Mrs j, b. Smith received d telegram
"Wednesday from Lynchburg stating that
her nephew, Mr.. Rennie Coleman. was
d so a Mc ct,s R96eof
Manchester,i ,butBlatel removed to Mad
ison, Amherst county. The funeral took
place at Madison.
Rich1nonder Fined.
Helms and Copeland !. Of Broad Street,
costs, amounting to S72, by Squire Cheat
ham for ped ling pictures without "a ~
cense in the county Police officer Way y,
the then ' eomm ttlng the same, oftenses in3
the city limits. TReyI were bailed q for!
appearance = @ = morrow morning. 4.
against her llus band, George Al Peters,
for beating her. Peters was arrested by
Officer Wayma ok and afterwards b tall ed
Fourteen cows. a. calf and two horses
were corralle ed, Wednes day ght by Ser.
geants Wright and Moore end L. several era
nsnss e nt a e each
Jordan yes terday morning 3 81
tSe grand On the charge
nor. support OF y his Wife W. II. Bevei'-5
idge save bond for the negro's appearance
on September 18th * I'LL s5
Personals and Briefs.
| I'M Rev x r ebert p LiinlDkin isSWith Rev.
Mr. Mr. jordan in Chesterfield county, aiding
in a protracted meeting. rs si
Members or the Elite Club, who have
Just returned from Walkers, report haY-
Ing had a good times F 4t43
Arrange are being made to paint
the Central Methodist parsonage during
the absence Of the pastor, Rev. r. NJ.
Chandler Thomas L. N Nichols has the
Mi Mr.. = ]. r. Lumpkin has just returned
from Amelia, where he attended a8tour-
nament and ball, given at otterburn
n THIS iii is the last week for the issuance
of dog media lis. " Owners of dogs without
medals will. after this week. be fined
Nj Miss So sAnnie Wilkinson is visiting in
Miss ssai1ie ii ouse of %. Is West Fifth
s Men the sT sister eE R1 Srs
| Proctor. 81. ttF Rt &. {t
Mrs R sssy Is critically e y, III at
Swansboro, has returned home after a
pleasant sojourn on their farm farm In Apo
! mattoX county. " # q, 25s3 tfg I,
swansboro. who has been 81 with tyghoiid
fever Is past re covering. III But Mr.. Clark,
who has been i'll with, the same disease
for some time, is still In X q very weak
/ condition. Ss5 10 q tfs, .s4s
. Mrs. Knoor. OF East Tenth Street, who
has been Ill for a week Or ten days, is re
ported rs being very much impro J,
i Coco. Y on East Tenth Street lis Ill, She
Is under the care Of DR.. NJ atthews.
A 4 The Senior rlSer- Da y s- Lamb. Clut
i will meet tom rrow night at $3.50 4 In
A Toney's Hall. The Central Club meets
4 Thursday night at the courthouse. II
4 Old Dominion Council, il. 6: u u. "A. NJ,
New South Council tonight, coming over
i in a chartered car. NJ l5 sf & y NJ 4