The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
NEWS RON
SOUTHSI.D|E|;:
Sad Deaths-Mrs. Hill, Mr..
Pleasat1ts and Mr..
Jewett.
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Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatchl
No. 11o2 Hull Street.
Mrs. Mary Nelson Hill died yesterday
morning at 8 y clock at sixty-three years
OF age. Mrs. Hill went UP to her room
tile previous night In all the appearances
Of good health, and her death came as q
shock to the family, s.
The deceased is survived BY her hus-s
band, Mr.. &C. Hill; her brothers, j.
w. Bell, manager Of Rockbrdge Alum
Springs. and Mr., James II Bell, Of
N,ayncsboro, and her two sisters, Mrs. u.
a.. Mann, Of Lynchburg and Mrs. y. y y. .8
Moore, OF Lexington. and her SON. Dr..
IT, CT. 1l!ll. 49l saf l3
The funeral takes place this afternoon
at is .. clock from the residence, and in-3s
terment will be made In Maury Cemetery.
.rlie raIl-bearers will be Judge w II
Clopton, Mr.. d. w. Neislger, Dr. s. u.
Baker, Messrs. J. q. Saunders, w. j.
Lewis, T.. a, 5Dav wilson, r. a. Il Carter
Belcher and w. H.. Washing on.i3
Death Of Mr., Peasants.
9afr. w. b. PLEASANT died yesterday
morning at 10 o. clock after q short ILL.,
ness isG y. p i,;y
Mr.. 1,leasa,,ts Ii 81 rvived by his wife
and four chill dren, I.ut her yV ille, u Annie
and Warren two slst ers. Mr. Eva II id-
dyS and Mrs Rosa Ri gger; his father,
Efr. George Pleasa ants and two others
Julian and Camrnje Fl easan hts. e
III The funeral Will stake4 place at 10 O'clock
3to.lnortow morning from the Presbyte-s
rlan Church and Iinternent will be made
In Maury Cemetery. Rev. Mr. =. III VI.
Badly Will conduct the services
Mr.. Fleasants belong ed to he IIender-H
son Lodge, No q q. q. ID. \, and the
Jr,S q U.ils "A; 4 NJ 81 Until recently he was
an 1loilored member Of the Board OF Il
Water Commits ioners b ~
Died atS Zig One. 81
Ri Mr. Tho mas j lew etts died esterday 1T
3 II, NJ. at Nil lothian, IN the els hty-firstl
yea OF & his age.ss He had been 81 III for a.
year and u half. " He is survived ySkhrcss
daug ters--M Mrs. w. T. j, leld and Misses,
Mary and Emma JeWett:
| K, Mr. Jewett was a native o. England
and left his home fl fty-fi i've years ago to
COM q to this country to take cha rye Of
tho mines at Afidlo thia i. 81
Last Meeting. sd
The old City Assembly held y its last
meeting last nigh t. At the next meeting
! In September, however, there will be only
five new members, ali the others being
returned ~ Mr. g. II ] on es Will succeed
Mr. Waverley unnally8 from the First
Ward n Messrs p. I; va Va Nunnall y and A.aJ .
from will succeed dessrs,s r.. samp-3
l
Ward In Al the lower house 81 and $Adessrs.5
III. NJ Robertson and ]. w, Moore Will
succeed Messrs. IL w. Barrett and Go H.
5Huband in /, the Board sof Alderman, ss
Besides the, usual routine of business e q;
permit was granted sto the Standard OIL
Company to build a. cooper shop sat8 Sec
Iond and stockton Streets, and Il several
permits were granted to others for the
)Serection o. bull dings. gS
3 An ordinance regulating the excavation
|sot& the streets without special permit, ex l-s
cept by employ es Of the enginpyeer.
was n az cred BY Mr.. w alSef eld. "A was
desired to vote upon St this ordinance at
on1ce, SO "a suspension of rules was moved
|!byS Mr. Petit and carried and the ORD lTss
nance was pas sed q
An ora nancel regula ting furnace and 8
stationary steam engines, so thai there
should be no { DAM ger to life and prop
erty,. was also offered and passed I'D ga
AN amendment to the ordinance regp-
Hating the taxes on but chers and sgro 'e
ihanding meat that the taxes should y
mot be pro vas, otrerea ana
adopt Ted. as RS s$5}s s
Iorse's Fast Record.
tn big hay pacing horse, Fl dgecraft 81
formerly owned by Mr. HV Carter
Of this city won two ces at y orf 20 IS
last week, and ade q, record q ;lb S74
!Hud gecraft was purch ased at an a lion
# Ken lucky horses for la mere song by
Mr.. Carter, who used him simply as 3 a.
driving horse, and then al posed Of him.
oman Lost.
Della Hob sorl, q colored woman lof sdarls
ging color Of n Twenty-sec ond6
Street. left her9hom yesterday morning
at g q, clock, and has not! been he ard Of
since. Gus Hobson.4 husband 8of the 8wo-i
man, brought the report to @ filcer Smith
1T the pollce station, The Wornan z has
llbeen complaining Of bad health for ssonle5
| time. NJ If n 81 " sS 8
Not Getting + together.
The political situation is still far from
ssen ifese sss aas.ts Be 10
lIchnnce OF concord being estahl shed be-
Tween the two rival Democratic rae
|5tlous II gently organized &. q, g
a prominent member Of the senior ely
states that the action Of [ the u senior
l.cllIb committee "Wednesday night Was
Wholly snnauthorzed,S He states az his i
reason thu / the committee was Apo int
ed to invite those men who cohtempatede1 q 4
iolnlnE tEe. new{o Organization on the might
az its establishments, THIS dutys they
Sperforned, and their report WAS 70 be-
handed in n thu next n,set!ns Of the
cl,p, which they represented. Further
than this. the commit had NO $auttlor'
|5ty. # 8. is5 Xxx
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. Marx r, lloyd y visiting IN Rock
! Inghan. by . Il,
terday from assisting In protraated meet