The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
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Two New Plants to be be Som Cons.
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Important Council ', n,l.. Matters
Funeral o # Mt 3S5#
Kidd, ii $ 3ss N
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5,sa 4. r. -. !, No. 1il2 Hull street. y a.
with tho opening Up Of the spring sea st'a.-
sol, the builders whoS5arc working II on on
tho now manufacturing plants are puts' r.
ing things forward. rhe Foundation for
the proposed glass plant will be started
IN IN Monday md will BIO pushed RAPIDLY e, 81
with thc view of completing the plant at
an early day. A !, "A. 5s "
Work Oh the new plant Of the yYtilnrg 20
Elicit & crump Eshoe plant IS nearing + 1lsi
completion, and TIE company e ~ e st is, 9
take possession some timoS early n !, May I,
This wIllfbe ono OF the finest concerns OF
the sort lin the country, and Will employ =,
n large force Of mem. The VI building is
now almost completed, and presents o
fine appearance, with plenty Of floor,
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{. Finance Committee.
$tThe Finance Committee met last night
and went through "a lot Of routine work.
The Common Council will meet next
week, at which time some important mat
tors !. will come UP for consideration,
among Them the Spropos ton to make q
special appropriation5to the City Nj sslon.
and the curfew ordinance. N; Mr. Petit
will, III he Is well enough to attend the
meeting, make another Ell fort to do some-
thing for good streets. KS Z
Eagles to Organize. @
II Mr.. II, .. Harding, who has been hard
1T work getting UP a charter list for the
purpose Of organizing an AerleSof Eagles
has called q meeting Of all who arc M
terested In the order to meet at Toney's
Hall at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
The meeting will be for the purpos OF
"getting together. and several OF the;
members of5the Richmond SAerle3w will be
present to explain the objects 5of the
order. Mr.. Harding has "a list Of more
than fifty names Of persons who wish TO
join he ton. ,g$ Il ss
Funeral of Mr., Kidd.
The funeral OF Mr.. Joseph 4 lid will be,
from NIorr isse tie s :und ertaking establish
5ment to-day til o o'clock, and the burial
will be in Maury Cemetery. Mr.. Kidd
died yesterday morning at his nome.
on Mayo's Island, aged fifty years. He
Is survived BY two hat brothers Alessrs.
Tom and Hugh Kidd, employees OF the
Southern Railway Company. ,5
Court Mention.
Mayor Maurice sent Sam Hughes to jail
for ninety days yesterday as a suspicious
character. y lie was endeavoring to sell
a. pair%of shoes when he was arrested
by Officer, Moore. r. f
Tho Corporation Court adjourned yes
[ terday for the term. II t,i55
Before adjourning Judge Clopton
sentenced Jim Jones to one year for
Rhousebreaking. d "a .8 iSji
Arthur Little got thirty days for as
saultlng another person with a chair ~.
Personal and Briefs.
Arrangements are progressing for the
entertainment for the City, Mission at the
residence Of Mrs. Willie Beattie next
Tuesday night. ~!
Mr.. Clarence Pickett and family left
yesterday for Denver. where their future l1
homo will be MS I'll If !. 55!sl
B. Morton have been chosen delegates
to tho meeting OF the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows in Lynchburg in May. l&
II Mrs. John Caney. of New Hartford, N.
", is visiting her brother here .. 9.
Bell, OF No. 5o6 West Eighth Street. Al
"A The first anniversary of the Young
Peoples Aid Society was held last night,
the occasion being ono of vocal and In
5strumentnl music and Rotations. Re-
Sfreshments were served and the affalr
was a most happy one. <y
Policeman Jones; who has been sick, is
out again, but Officer Smith Is still in
Z disposed. s,s
The Pancake Tea to be given by the
ladies OF Sacred Heart Church on Shrove
Tuesday, promises 70 pc q most success c'.eE's
full affair. 3i's 3.s
t New South Council met last night and
received applcations.i3S5j ~ &
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