The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
NEWS GATHERED
FROM sOUTHS|DE
Bicyelist Injured on Lower
Hull Street Yes
terday.
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES -l E:
Sunday School Rally at Clopton
Street Baptist Church
Personals.
SERVICES in THE CHURCHES
t..l-lL NJ 100 Hull Strpot.L

''s''.' ~ No 1902 Hull Street.
Master Kenneth Babcr rel from nc
bycycle on Hull Street. near the coI .ll..
81 Seventh yesterday morning and sus :
,a,nnd INJURIES that will nccessitnte his
remaining at home for several days. nc 10
Was m his way to Richmond and struck
E. The, car track on Seventh Street Win
r thc front wheel of his bicycle. lie was
thrown violently to the ground. his he<H
striking against the curbing. gasn
about two inches long was cut IN MS
forehead. For u while he was 'lncon-
scous, but yesterday afternoon was apie
4 to be on the street.
Returned From Canada.
After m absence of more than. u year
from the city, Mr.. Clarence Coxcn, son
OF Mr. Edward CoXen, OF Fifteenth Street,
has returned. He has been IN Noh.r .,l
Z Eansda for the past twelve months.
young Mr. Coxen is well known through
out the city and was busy yesterday
shaking hands with his many friends.
In the Churches.
Services will be held in all the church,
es In the city to- day. At Clopton Street
BAPTIST Church. the following programme
will be carried out. in tho absence of Il
pastor: '.Springtime of the Soul" by tho
school; Recitation. Lightning Express
Hassie Turnkey; Pleasant Pastures 4 by
2 the school "Our Mission Prayer" Miss
marguerite Hooker; Presentation Of Bible
% the scholar who has brought In the
most new scholars since January 1st by
w. II. Jones; Solo, Face to Face" Miss
Jessie Holt; Rccita ton, ",rhe Heather
Cry Miss Emmic Clair Burke; Song.
Gross and Crown the school; Address,
Prof r. Is. Gaines. OF Richmond College,.
''The Importance Of Sunday School
Work Song, 1--WE Know Not the Hour, s.
by the school, Closing Prayer, by Prof.
Gaines
At Cowardin Avenue Christian Church
there will be regular services morning
Baptist Church Rev. e. V. Badly will
fill his pulpit Rev. r NJ. Chandler will I
preach at Central Methodist Church.
AT Sacred Heart Catholic Church, there
4 will be low mass at S oclock and high
mass at 1890 O'clock.
To Visit Manchester.
Richmond Council, No. 81, and j. 3.
Wood Council, No. SO, of Richmond. will
visit Manchester Council, No. &c, Modern
Puritans, Tuesday night, aud BAN
quot will be served after the business
of the meeting. Some initiative work
will be done for the pleasure OF the
members, and the! entertainment after
wards will be one of the most enjoyable
events OIL llt ScuSOll Will liic sSSASl
orders.
Remodel the Rooms.
Bath tubs Will be placed in the rooms
used as a branch OF the Street Railway
Young Mems Christian Association in
4 Manchestcr,,, The work Of remodeling the
rooms wiz begin next week, and the
Manchester branch will be made as at
tractive as possible Already plenty of
Socks and magazines have been placed
In the rooms, and the motormcn and
conductors highly appreciate the pleas
nre and recreation afforded them by
the association.
Employees Entertained.
Employees of the Blair Ruhel glass fac
tory, which will begin active operation
Tho middle of next week; were entertain
ed by their employers in Wrghts Cafe,
On upper Hull Street, yesterday after
noon. The glass blowers have arrived,
and are now on salary. The entertain
mcnt was a very enjoyable affair.
Che plant will run night and day until
about July LIST. when it will close for
two months, and begin again in the
fall.
PERSONALS and Briefs.
Mr.. Augustine Royal, a prominent real
estate dealer of the city, left yesterday
for Powhatan Courthouse on business.
He will return Wednesday.
IL The case of Virginia Branch, the ne
Ere:E charged with abandoning her In
S FAINT child, will be heard next Tuesday
II being again postponed yesterday morn
Ing.
n Two young white men paid $3.50 each
Tor the privilege of fighting on the
street
Mr.. Willis G. Pulliam Is in Poshatan
county In the interest of his candidacy
for the Legislature.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gillian, OF Hull
Street. returned Friday, after a visit
to friends and relatives IN Danvile
Mr.. John j. Monroe, Of lower Hull
Street is critically III.
Rev. ]. Is. Faulkner OF Oak Grove
Baptist Church, Will fill his pulpl. to-
day both morning and evening,
Miss Virgc s. Jackson has returned
to her homo. in Chesterfield, after a very
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs. B. a.
Gill Of Manchester. After remaining at
home n few weeks. she Will leave for
charlottesville to attend the normal.
I'M HENpICN