The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-29
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School Board Trallsactiilg & on
siderable Important
s.S Business. 8S
TO TEACH A { IN LEADER Z :, e HALL I: u.
10 TEACH IN LEADER ll Hall u
Leading White Republicans t.
Have a Conference Tn-ilight.
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5Have a Conference Tonight.
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Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
$ t9 No. 1lO2 Hull Street.EJ
aSrn regular session tho Manchester.
School Board met last night Eand att
1 tended to many important matters. Stand.
ing committees FOR the session we're
named, resolutions we're passed and ne
ssnff5 IL f9nd5ion q thG pbc schools
/ Principal a. H. Fitzgerald asked the
! board to recommend some relief from
tho dog nuisance. Pupils as MI pupils
CANNES from afnr or como and gather
1 in II the crumbs. But not satisfied with
the scraps left BY the children, the dogs
are becoming Vicious and one day LAST
| week u little girl was bitten by one OF
I the CANNES. H. # 3a M N I! {53S
After hearing Mr.. r'ltzgcralds report.
the board deemed II wise TO call the
can anss III Tie FUTURE c Viii s they
] visit too frequen tlyb the school yards. II
Miss 1nez Clnry was unanimously elect
| ed q tcacher8of the school. Miss C.lary.
has taught In the public school before
e.. r. Williams and Mrs. Gwathney were
| elected substitute teachers. Fl Is .s9
Two rooms In the Leader Buildlng--the
rooms, formerly occupied by Augustine
Royal & Company--have been engaged
1 for the winter and two classes will be
taught there. Upon the recommended
PrlncIpal1A.lH fitzgerald, Miss Hail ana.
| Mrs. Wood ward, two OF the teachers now
| in the school. were signed to teac Oh tho
classes that will go to the Leader Build
Pullam and Mr. Fitzgerald spoke in the
/ very highest terms of them. n
They are splendid dsciplnarians, ex-.
cellent tcachers. and should be given this
] CHARGE said Mr.. Puliam in asking the
i board to appoint these two ladies'.
. The committees are composed Of the
| following members: ia III
I, q dezDr Fucker. A1cssrs. shotwell,
| 5ft Finance-Messrs. Broaddus, Snelllngs,
iDuvnl and Jones.
Building and Lands = cssrs. Owens,
Gary, Nunnally5 and Payne. @ s
Republican Conference.
Great Importance. is attached to the
conferences OF the Republican leaders In
| Manchester, which is to be held In Lead
| .er Hall tonight. In all probability he
conference will result In the white Re-
! publicans OF the city naming q ticket
against the city. Democratic Nominees.
Those to be voted for the next general
election are City Sergeant J.. G. Saunders,
| Commissioner Of Revenue Samuel I, r.
| Owens, Treasurer Bronough and 3tnerk
| SDuVal. Il
THE Republicans have never put d candi-
date In the field for any city office and
| If the conference to-day results III this
step being taken, 1T will be an innovation
to Manchester. Z.
Be Tried To-day,
Joseph Owens, the negro who cut Eddie
Viii be given d preliminary hearing BE-.
| fore Mayor Maurice this morning Owens
was captured In Henrco county BY Officer
start. The witnesses We're summoned last
night for the hearing this morning.
Henry Dowdy. Jack Jones and Ben.
Hunkleford, three white men, were ar
rant charging them with assaulting l..
Faux, q white man. 855 M
Sailed Last Week.
Dr.. NJ p. Rucker,, President Of the
Board OF Health of the city, who has
been in Berlin fortthe past month or so.
sailed on the 23d for the United States:
lie Is expected to arrive in the city next
week. In Berlin, Dr. Rucker, who Is the
son Of DR., f. Il, Rucker, Of Manchester.
took a special coursesin medicine. He
Will practice In this city.
The Corporation Court.
Judge Clopton, Of, the Corporation Court
Of the city yesterday morning retu f g 70
Sutton. the young while man who was
sentenced by a jury TO serve two years IN
the penltenlary Gharge Of shoot
sentenced to the penitcntiary and will be
taken there Immediately to begin his
term. 8f @
his wife, vas sentenced to one year in
Jail, but the judge allowed him to so,
under security Of $3.50 that he would pay
to bis wfe q ea aas anry Johnson
| adopted son Of Major Johnson, one Of the
wealthiest negroes in the city was dis.
missed of the charge OF stealing from m
| money. Mr.. T. FL. Wells represented
Johnson. yR5
Holland Case To-day.
Squire chcatham win this morning
hear the case OF Harry iloiland, tho
young man who is charged with felonl-
ously cutting c9nductMer ilawKs' o. and md
exned is beilc Ws tfptSs the
for the young man VIII WAYS h % !ne t To
III Holland ii has been bailed In the sum Of
$500, with his father and his sister on
|shis bond.
Accepts On Sunday,
Rey Sullivan, who was osk reeGs roys
f fsaptist G churc e vii begin his work next
Sunday He Will then formally ACCEPT
| the call and enter upon MS duties HeY'
Mr. sullivan has .peGn aSsislllb ~ q I,t - ~
| William county, for several days, ana
| will return Tomorrow,
Ee was formerly pastor of Oak Grove
| Church.
German Next Week, II
invitations are being printed for the
Iali on tho night Of the 9th of October.
Tho german Is to be given by the Man,
chester Cotlllon... Club, and Will be one
I OF the most brilliant OF the season.; y
| fall, 7
|, disbanded, Many Of the members nave