The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
NEWS GATHERED
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Mrs a. 7. Strader to Be Buried.
With Rites Of the il. Q.
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Hastings Court Disposcs Of Two.
Cascs-Spcak. On Battle
.l5 Of Crater.
GET SIX MONTHS EACH.

s Of Crater.
Manchester Bureau, Tirues-Dlspatch,
Mo-. .11O2 Hut streetsijt
Mr.. Abraham r. strader died suddenly
Friday night at 1890 o'clock, at his resi-
dcnco, 1929 McDonotigh street, in the
Ill for long time. and recently suffered
u stroke OF paraly sis, from which he
succumbed. Tho deceased is survived by
his widow and eleven children. Mr..
strader was q member Of ST. Johns Ma
Council, ,SyJr. o. III "a. Nj, Of Manchester,
and Of tho Iron Noulders Union. iM
n Tho burial committee Of the New South
Council will meet at the lodge room, at 3
O'Clock this afternoon to prepare for Mt
tendance on the funeral, which will take
place at $3.50 o'clock. The funeral SER
vices Will BE conducted by Rev. Or. Fix at
the grave, where the burial committee
will assemble to payathe last sad rites
of|respect and esteem to their dead The
committee consists Of Junior pc D Coun-
5cilor Ernest astwood, Councillor w. II.
Hubbard, Vice Councillor w. l.. Moore
Chaplain ]. 2. Jones, Recording Secretary
W. r. ilklnson, Financial Secretary ].
w. Smith, and Treasurer Az s. Wright
la Six Months Each.
Walter Windsor. colored who was tried
tin#the Corporation Court yesterday on
the charge of cutting John Spencer coll
ored. was sentenced to six months In
Jail. The case against Windsor was prose-
cuted by Mr.. =. II. Wells. as Common
Wealths Attorney Page asked for a re-
mission Of his duty%on account Of in-f
consistency In prosecuting the case after
having implied a belief In the innocence
oflthe accused in the trial of Spencer. III
Willie Kendall, colored, plead guilty to
autrf1
his employer. Mr.. Jones' and stealing
therefrom some lead. The prisoner was
sentenced to a Jail sentence OF six months
and a fine OF 81. 8 5{s 8Sj NJ
Services I o-day.s
Rcv.5gDr. Cridlin. pastor Of Stockton
Street Baptist church, Will preach at
both services to-day In the morning
he will preach on the subject, THE Cos
pei OF Isaiah, or Isniah's Report Tho
subject at night will be, The IMAM
sWera BILE Cues ton >Sis 3.t5
10, II Am With You Always will be
the subject OF Rev. Dr. Waugh. in Clop-s
ton Street church. This sermon, which,
vas delivered last Sunday, Is to be re-
3peatcd at the special request Of the
congregation At night DR.. Waugh will
preach a special sermon TO the young
folks Of the church.
En- Rev. J. 7. Routten, pas tor, will preach
this morning In West End church, AT
night Rev. DR.. r. I. Wilson. the presid-
Ing elder, will prea CHI. Tomorrow night
DR.. Wilson will hold tho fourth quarterly.
conference In the church This afternoon
the fourth quarterly meeting oftthe Meth
dist Sunday schools will also be held in
the church. 53 ff55 5sE
Rev. Artllur David son will preach at
both Services in cowardin Avenue Chris
,tian church for the pastor Rev. C. o.
edward ,who is in Detroit, Mich, at.
tending a Y: M. C. "A. convention a
Rev. John Eure. of I AIatoaca. will |
preach In Ashbury church. At night tho |
pastor, Rev. B. E. Hudson. will preach |
on ''rhe Greatest Thing In the World."
Caught the Offending Driver.
Charles Gibbs. colored the man who
drove a vehicle into the runabout Of the
Misses May! Selby, of Swansboro, Helen
Heights on Semmes street Friday after |
moon. was arrested yesterday in Rich
mond. He was brought to Manchester by |
Officer Moore. Gibbs was bailed to ap- |
pear before the mayor tomorrow morn |
ing. ST. "a a. s
Story Of the Crater.
Mr.. George C.. Anderson, veteran of the
Civil War and a survivor or the battle
at the Crater. at Petersburg, will ad-
dress the Joseph L. Johnston Camp Of |
Confederate veterans, OF which he is Il |
member, in their meeting mex Thursday I
night, with an account OF his experiences
AT the famous scene Of one or the blood |
est battles Of the war. All the camp eX- I
pect to be present to listen to the stir
ring recital from a man who was a Wit /
ress of the horrors OF the day when that
renowned battle was fought. III
Personals and Briefs.
afr r, XXI w fai Poach III ~ M 900 Wet
Seventh Street, was called to the bedside
ct his mother In Lunenburg county, yes
terday4 afternoon. Mrs. Roach was very
improved now.
ten Street, is reported to be very i'll.
Mrs. Andrews is suffering with rheuma,
ism OF the eyes.
Miss Leila Roach, daughter of Mr.. G,
W., Roach, OF Nc. 3al West Seventh
street, who has bee n visiting relatives in
county. has returned to her
home. III
Miss vlrglc Craze, of Thirteenth and
IIulp Streets, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Atwil Picard, Of Petersburg.
Mrs. w. n. Conner, of 5Dillwyn. Buck
ngham. who has been yisiting her sister,
Irs.5 H.sA, Maurice. has returned to her
home. Ga II S59
Miss Ora Moore. who has been visit
ng Miss Hattie Morrlssctte, of Swans
zorro. has returned home, Fl
Tho many friends of Miss Maud Jen.
lings's family, Of Manchester. will be
Norfolk at noon Friday. The funeral will
De In Norfolk Monday afternoon