The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-02
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SO]UTAS|DE
Mr.. Page IIas Nervous Break-.
Down But Soon Re-
covers.
AN INFANT CHILD DIES
Services in the Churches To-day.
The Parsonage Stock
Fund.
AN INFANT CHILD DIES
Manchester Bureau, Times. Dispat oh |
No. lO2 Hull Street,

Mr.. Charles L. Page, city Attorney,
suffered from Il nervous breakdown after
yesterdays session Of the now famous
smith trial. Mr.. Crostlc. the courthouse
1anltor, walked home with him, but tho
pltlcky and determined lawyer did not ask
Tor support. carrying himself with the
bearing OF n man who will never have
done. About 8 o'clock he returned to his
olilce IN company with his eldest son.
and after staying an hour or SO returned
home, I'd -
Little Child Dies.
Lucy Edwin, the two year old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Trevillian.
died at the home OF her parents. In
Swansboro, at o'clock yesterday morn
Ing. Tho funeral will take place to day
at O'Clock. 1ntermcnt will be in ,Naury
Cemetery.
Church Services To-day.
Beginning to-day. the services ut sa-
cred Heart Church will be at Z and 0
A. M. during July and August, instead of
at the usual hours heretofore Father de
Mnynck Will conduct the services day.
At Asbury Methodist church, Oak
Grove. the pastor, Rev. B. z. Hudson,
will conduct both services. His morn
.ing Hubject will be: Render to Caesar
the Things That Are Caesars, and to
God tho Things That Arc Gods" At
night his theme will be Not All Who
Run VIII Win"
Rev Mr.. Quarles will preach at Oak
Grove Baptist church during both SER
vices, as the pastor. Rev. ]. T. Faulk-
ner. is Ill at the home OF his daughter,
in Bowling Green. Va.
The bi-monthly meeting Of the Chris
tian Sunday Schools of Manchester and
Richf1opd yrt1 81
nue. school today at $3.50 r. NJ. Two
banners will be awarded: one to the
school having the largest number OF pu-
pills. tho second to the school reporting
the highest percentage OF attendance du-.
ing the last two months.
Rev. c. Q. Woodward, pastor of Cow
ardin Avenue Christian church. will Ill
his pulpit at both services today.
Rev. r. NJ. Chandler, pastor, will
preach at Central NJ. E.. church. His
subject will be: Daily Grace for Daily
Need" The night service will be con-
Quoted by the presiding elder, Rev. R.
T. Wilson, D. D.
At West End Methodist Church the pas
tor. Rev. J. T. Routten will conduct spe-
cial services In connection with the par
sonage stock fund. All subscribers are
requested to hand in at least one-fourth
OF the amount.
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Grace Schwartz. the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Schwartz, OF No. 1903
Hull Street. left Thursday evening for
Reading, Pa, where she will spend the
summer with her cousin, Miss Ida TIT
mus.
Kenneth Clopton. infant son OF Ser
geant Saunders, has been quite sick, but
Is now improving.
Mr.. w. J. Lewis will leave this morning
for Portland. Maine where he will spend
two weeks.
Mrs. Ellen Barrett, of No. 400 West
Fourteenth Street. will leave to-day for
Newport News where she will spend a
month with friends.
Miss Bessie Page OF No. 1929 Perry
Street. returned yesterday from pleas
ant visit to Miss Helen Bate, OF Prince
George county. Va.
It was the brother OF Mr.. Frank Powell
who was seen on the streets Friday This
gentleman is not from the home quaran-
tined