The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02
NEWS GATHERED.
From ] / s0uTAs|p!E:.
Council Reorganizcs and Re-elects
Mcssrs s. J. S .iWakefisld and
j. p. Reanis.
WELCOME, For DR.. BALDY
Arranging fortthe Coming Cart,i-
val-Ger,11an Picnic to
Be Held.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch, /
HSe''.>''1 ! a-T7.-4fT7 Nh. i1O1 Hull Street.

Ntanchcste r Bureau, Times lspatcb,
No. 1102 Hull Street. =
The Council met last night for rcor-
ganizatlon in tho city chamber. Mr..
j. D. Roalns was appointed 10 the Guar
in the absence OF the chairman, who was
feeling ullwell MIR. Wakefield. who has
held tho position SO long and so honor
ably, was unanimously reelected PRESS
dent, and Mr.. Renms, who has ~ IKE
manner worthlly filled his position, was
ire-clected vice president On being In
yitcd to address tho assembly on his re-
election Mr. Wakefield made q most
happy response saying that during oil
the time he has held this position nc
has tried to be fair In Ill Ills decisions
and that IL any mistake had been made
It had come from the head and not IRON
tho heart. and that, MS It had been III
the past, SO It would be In the future MS
ambition to- fill the presidency fairly ana
and to the best OF his ability. Mr.
Realms was also called on for n speech
but declined on the grounds that no does
not pose us an orator. He said, however,
that the sentiments as expressed by Mr.
Wakefield were the utteranceS Of his
own heart, and that he, too. would 40
all in his power to fiji his position win
credit to himself and honor to the body
OF which he Is Il member
In fewtidays MIR. Wakefield Will an
nource the committees, In which he sad
there will be some change made.
Will Be Accorded Welcome.
Rev. z. W. Badly, D. D., returned Fri
day morning from his trip to England
and the continent. Mr. Badly Will I'LL
his pulpit as usual tomorrow morning.,
and at night he wilh be accorded vel
come by his congregation, all OF whom
honr t1,, tvl.i n their WORTHY
pastor ack among his flock. a COM
mi,tee of the congregation mot last ni5it
to formulate solhe programme for the
occasion but the err engagements lad not
been made sufficiently for publication.
Enough Is known, however. for 1t 10 be
stated that thaytFI]l DO emncitlv worthy
OF the event, and thil5 the welcome VIII
be made In n lnbst hearty ana Defittlng
manner.
account OF his rip across the seas. WE'le
abroad he Visited Paris, Belgium, Swift
Zerlund, England and Scotland. With
tho enthusiasm Of a tourist and tho
graphic accounts of &. raconte,lr he gives
d most Interesting description of his trav-
els. lie was much impressed with fo.ry
London, grand ifi8its history, noble in Its
architectural beauty and achievements
and still notable as the; greatest and ,nsst
widely influential ci.y Of the world
Mr.. Badly will got touch on his travels
In his sermon Tomorrow, but will re-
serve the account FORK later ma more
appropriate. time. rhen he will give the
account in Some raal,nGr vet to be de-!
cidcd upon.itIt may tdke$the form OF n
series Of lectures with views. However,
the plan will be decided latnr.
Carnival Coming.
| Tho Topac. n me C,op,popy
| will arrive In Manchester tomorrow
night. Monday the carnival company will
start, and Manchester will be treated to
Il. round Of gayeties. Their paraphernala
will be located on the lot at Fifteenth and
Hull Streets On the lot near by. adjoin-
ing Moore and Burke's, will be located
the Forest Hill Amusement Company.
Moore and Burke have decorated their
establishment In gay bunting, that flaunts
its colors to the breeze, Over Fifteenth
Street they hung a large United States
flag, and In front and on the side are
strung flags Of all descriptions. Other
stores In the vicinity will also decorate
for the occasion. i
German School Picnic.
A German school picnic Will bo given
Wednesday, September 18TH on the Bon
Air road, Chesterfield county. An old
time Brunswick stew will DO made the
| specially and there will be sandwiches
OF all kinds and good German tea at the
Rathskellar. The picnic will last all day
and q most enjoyable time Is anticipated
for all who attend. The committee or
arrangements are Edward Schultz, JOSEPH
\ Kaddle' Joseph Schultz, John B. Bllley
Henry Bliley and w. ]. Miller,
Mr.. Baugh Discharged.
The case of Mr.. Fl. G. Baugh, charged
with having taken from tho care OF
his wife their daughter Edna Lucille
morning. After the evIdenco was all il
Mr.. Baugh was dismissed, Mr.. D. l.. Pull
liam, counsel asked that the chile
J be restored to Its father, but this the
mayor refused TO do, II further actor
Is taken the complaint will hav' to &c
before the Corporation Court.
$ The case OF w. l.. Woodbury. VS.. McIn
tosh and Votaire, and tho cnse Of Mcln
tosh and Voltare VS.. Woodbury., which
came up before squire cheutham yes
tcrday morning. was postponed until mex
Friday on motion Of Mr.. Woodbury., VIII
said that his attorney Is out of tow
!, and that he also lacks material Wit
ness.
I Personals and Briefs,
: Miss Rachel Opperman has rcturne
from q visit to Blackstone.
' rhe Olympia Club will hold q meetln
/ tonight, -,
: Councilman G. T., Jones, With his lam
: ily, viii leave to day for lyor, south
!, ampton county, to visit his parents ml
= and Mrs. John 8. Jones.
", ". Lunrpkin Is moving ms pflnti,'
establishment from MINI aHu
Streets to JoJ Hull street. .,.
Rev. ]. j. Fix, who has been VISIT. ~,
In KcysyIc will return to-day, ana WI
MI his pulpit tomorrow. 40
Miss Ida Butler, of Swansboro wo
the cake at the West End lawn par
!. Tuesday evening for being tho most mol
i uar young lady present. ,,+ .
!. Mrs. Ralph Simmons and nor dansn'e
= Rosnlnc, win leave for their home
IS philadelphia to-day ,,,,.a
8. Mrs Annie bowman and her haugn n.,
" Of South Carolina, arc visiting her hro,,
9. er, Mr. George Jones, Of East Iens
!, Street, Ia a. r,p1
e The Cemetery Committee met last 'Ns
&c and traneacted routine business, 80,
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