The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-25
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MIR. Emmett L. Bailey Dies Sud Sud:
denly AS Result Of Heart
Trouble.
CHIEF LIPsCOMB. is Relieved
Meeting Of Arcan'il,1ites Tonight.
Mr.. Harrison Buys More
Property.
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,

Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,
No. 1902 Hull Street.
Mr.. Emmett T. Bailey, son Of r. r. p
Bailey, died suddenly at ii o'clock Sun
day night at the residence Of his father
No 40 West Fourteenth Street.
Mr.. Bailey was railroad cmployc
having connected himself in tho begin
ming with the Southern Railway and lat
terly with the Richmond. Fredoriclis-
burg and Potomac Railroad, on which
line he was fireman up to the time OF
his death.
Ha was very popular and we'll
known young man. and his untimely end
will be source OF profound regret to
all who knew him.
been sufferer, was the cause OF his
sudden end. He was attacked shortly
before II o'clock Sunday night and be-
fore physician could reach him he had
expired.
He was member Of the Manchester
Council OF Brotherhood of Locomotive
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old and unmarried. He is survived by
his father. mother and one brother.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at oclocS from Bainbridge Street
Baptist Church. 1nternent will be in
Maury Cemetery. 55 {
Ola May Newman.
Ola May Newman. the sx-months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Newman,
died at the residence Of her parents,
on Belle Isle Street. at 10 O'Clock yes,
sterday morning.
The funeral took place at $3.50 o'clock
Maury Cemetery.
Meeting Of Arcanumites.
There will be an important meeting of
the Manchester Council, No. 1917, Royal
Arcanum, in Toney's Hall at s o'clock
Tonight. The members will discuss the
recently raised assessment rates In that
order and determine whether any ac-
ton can be taken in regard to the mat
ter, and If so, what shall be thu form
and manner Of the step.
Like all other members of this order.
whose pockets are liable to be taxed
pretty heavily they are deeply agitated
over the matter. But. as one member
says, all talk Is likely to be futile, and
can can under naLs til the added burden.
Buys More Property.
John w. Harrison, proprietor of the
Aragon Coffee Company, acquired yes
Itcrlay, through Augustine Royal &
Company, another large tract of land for
his plant. This lot is situated on the
Atlantic Coast Line and is bounded by
/. ~ Ir,A- Il i
Wall and Buchanan streets lt mas :, a
frontage OF ABOUT 8oo leet on me !, rail-
road, lol on wan street ana lSl on
i',,E ,ha an a', nad ~ !, 5oo m,n,nr ,
total of s5,3O7 which Mr. Harrison has
invested in Manchester real estate.
Sllu1 CT G1NOtlCeo.
Rov r Cooke of Amherst county,
nrca chcd y ! . large and interested audi-
onco ~ c,lonton street Rnntist Church
s,,rf,y IN 'Ftha@,ftornoon no of;1rnssoil
fthn Missionary sncicty If ,hc church
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s,,nnliod ,t RatnhriIrc street Rontist
r,hnrch ! SUNDAY d,,rinr hoth services
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!, 80 -, ,,inh,,, no,,,,ondod for II. oIn-
.nuonco ana christian sentiment
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Chief Feels Relieved.
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and well. lIe is machinlst on a branch
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