The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
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Joe johnson Camp to Meet in.
Called Session To-
night.
FUNERAL f. OF MRS. LOWELL ~:
Indianola Tribe Selects Repre-
FUNERAL OF MRS. LOWELL
sIndianola Tribe Selects Repre-
sentative to Great Council.
Southsidc Notes.
Manchester Bureau, Times ispatc
No. 11Q3 Hull Street.

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch.l
... s. No. l1Qo Hull Street.
Joe Johnson Camp mot in called sos
sion last night to take some action on a
tho death OF General Lee. a committee
& OF two was appointed to confer with
Pickett Camp to- day. with the view OF
concerted action, and the camp will
meet again tonight to receive the re-
port OF the committee Tho committee
consists OF Captain Lipscomb and Judge
h Gregory. These two gentlemen will con-
fer with tile Richmond camp. and 1t is
f quite likely that the two camps will
Join forces In the procession to the grave.
Representative Chosen.
1ndianola Tribe OF Red Men met last
night in regular session. and elected n
representative to the Great Council,
which meets In Petersburg on the 18th
instant. Mr.. g. "A. Drumming was chosen.
In addition to this the Shoot for the
week resulted In victory for Mr.. G.
w. Saunders. who won handsome Red
Mans pin. The order IS In fine shape
and is increasing In membership weekly.
Olympia Clubs Outing.
Arrangements are being made for an
entertainment for the benefit Of Olympia
Club and their friends to be given be-
fore the summer outing OF the club.
The entertainment will be presented by
Professor Mum and his company OF
comedians. OF Richmond. Tho enter
tainment will be in the nature OF a vau-
devlle show.
Meeting Postponed.
The Committee on Almshouse and
Poor, which was scheduled for last night.
was postponed to Thursday. at which
| time considerable amount OF business
| will be transacted.
Funeral of Mrs. Lowell.
Mrs. Sarah e. Lowell. widow OF the
late w. 6. Lowell. who died a her resi-
dence, No. log West Twelfth Street
at 6:45 p. NJ. Saturday. was buried at
4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon from Balm
bridge Street Church.
Two brothers and two sisters survives:
! Alexander and r. G. Jones and Mrs.
/ AdeIine Davis. OF Manchester, and Mrs.
j Mary Wilkinson. OF Henrico county;
/ also her son. Captain James w. Lowell,
4 now critically Ill at his home, and her
! daughters. Mrs. William NJ. Allen, OF
Il
/ Baltimore.
Barn Burned.
on Sunday, April 23d, between 8 and
i 4 o. clock A. NJ, the barn OF Daniel Rob-.
i ertson, colored living in Chesterfield
i county, about one mile above Pulliam's
i store. was burned to the ground. The
fire il supposed to be Of inccndiary ori-
i gin Owing to trouble between the
Il robertson family and a scolored woman
4 named Cora Swami some time ago,
i Cora was suspected. and on Saturday
abe was arrested by Officer George I.
FARRELL and locked up as suspicious
character. The case will be tried on
May 9Th In the Magistrates Court OF
SWansboro.
\ THE case OF Wholesale poisoning OF
(. RIA. Clark and other members OF his
Il household on the farm OF Scott Parrish,
Il near Drewrys Bluff. will be tried IN the
( L swansboro Magistrates Court on the 9Th
4 OF May.
Jim Loving, who was taken to South
Carolina OH the charge Of murder, some
days ago. having been discharged from
custody in South Carolina few days
a later, He was caught IN trap set
81 for him by Officers Grant and farrell
J and held, and Is now in the Manchester
. iail with Annie Jones. They are
\ charged Jointly with conspiracy and pois-
oninE. Mary Loving, wife OF Jim Low
Ing, is held as a witness.
!. Personals and Briefs.
Jim Dickinson was fined 50 by the
Mayor yesterday for being disorder!y on
/ the street.
The Modern Puritans will meet To-
night at Toney's Hall.
Judge clopton has granted a divorce
In the suit OF Ruth NJ Baugh agalnst
Henry G. Baugh. The mother Is given
nossession OF the three-year-old daugh-
ter. q,