The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
NEWS GATHERED
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Committee Will Mil Do Do Everything
VI WA Possible ii BImproyjng Sta
tion-Housc. L.
MoToRMEN HAVE SORE + :. ARMS 4 B US:
Lawn, Party and Fruit Feast east. e & Be
Held at Oak Grove Young
Girl Pardoned.
5M0TORMEN HAVE SORE ARMS.

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Manchester Bureau Times. Dispatch, I
III 3 ia NO.. 1l02 Hull Street. y
" Among other improvements to bc made
In tho staton-house the Lands and Build
4 ings Committee have In prospect tho fur
i nishins OF the place with better ventla-
Y ton and more light. 81
1t is well understood by them that the
i present accommodations for light fell
short OF tho requirements, affd when tho
i work OF renovatng the structure pros
i cecds the matter OF increasing the light
facilities Will be taken UP, along with
i other needs. 3,
1T Is MOTTO -bo feared that the commit
tca will fall short of It's responsibility.
i Everything that Is necessary and that
the public funds will allow will be done.
l it&ls assured on good authority, for the.
Improvement OF the existing conditions. 3
! THE committee wish only for limo and
! fair play,#and as soon as possible the
matter will be pushed to an early COM
! pletlon. The fact that complaints have
! coma from certain quarters will not hurry
tho com mittee until all arrangements for
1.-THE beginning OF tho renovation and Inn
! proving OF the building are made. 5t#
AS has been stated by members Of the
/ committee, nothing short OF entire salts
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public will be the end OF tho attainment
desired.
Sore Arms Among Motormen.
rho Manchester division Of the Virginia
Passenger and Power Company is short
| ten men as q consequence OF exceedingly
| effective vaccine virus.
| These men were vaccinated under or
| dcrs during the recent smallpox scare.
ISThey are G.. u. Lockhnrt, r.. Triplctt,
Frank Bailey, D. l.. Arlc 8. p. HarrnS-
ton, j. II. Wood, W. A. Harris. q, N.
| Ileams, f. r., Upchurch and G. Fl. Gil
more.
| Such effective measures have been taken
10 prevent the further spread Of the as
ease that traces OF 1T have peen en-
tlrely eradcated, and the health officials
I are congratulatlng thenlscN ~ ~: tic't
| successful efforts. * rs
Return From Pleasant Trip.
onlcer Edward Waymack returned
Tuesday night with glowing account - 9.
Ills trip to Buffalo, whore the Elks held
their great convention. to philadelphia,
New York, the New England States and
across the border line into Canada. The
popular officer had a most ENJOYABLE trlp'
and lie relates many pleasant experiences
or his travels.
Are Now Bailed.
S. I. James, Robert Sharpe and Mrs.
, Collins, who have been experiencing
some difficulty In securing a&bondsnal
/ since Mayor Maurice refused 70 accept
| Henry Miller. have at last suc ',el.,
Through tho efforts OF their counsel. Mr.S
| Edgar B. English, have at last FOUND
man who is willing to go their ban ana
has proved acceptable to Mayor Maurice.
Lawn Party and Fruit Feast.
The ladies' of Oak Grove Baptist4
| Church viii give a lawn, party and fruit
/ feast July 25th, 2Gth eth and 18th,
| Admission for gentlemen will be ten
cents; ladies' will be free.
A pleasant programme has been nr-E
| ranged for. There will he music, feastS
I ing ana singing and ~ flow Of SOUL so
|Sthnt all, young and old, can have DC
I lightfu evening and afford profitable 4
roturns to the ladies working In behalf
OF the church. 4
Charged With Burglary,
Gus Brooks coloEsd vas srresItaat TMslt
county, on q. charge Of breaking INT = i nes
house Of Mrs, Maria Brooks and commit
ting robbery.
fore Squire Cheatham, of Oak Grove.
Girl Receives Pardon,
Governor Montague GRANTS r condt-
tional pardon Tuesday to Hattie Wat,
kins, tho colored girl who was nonvlst ~
to twelve months imprisonment IN ne
Manchester jail ~ l5sJ
Personals and Briefs,
Asbury Methodist Church will bold an
other lawn-party next Monda I'm mlg g RI,
.noke, IS preparing TO build a. home ~
Mr. r. B D.: Walton of Ninth and semnlas.
Streets. is critically III. I, Il, Z, a.
Mr. w. Z e. Holt, % Durham. N. G.y1s
Visiting hts brother,in- Jaw, Mr. ~. ~ X
Cerscey. In Swansbor0 4 AZ $5
Miss 1isttie Kelley. OF Manobester; y
visiting her brother, J. Il, Kelley, Of sut7
Rev, ~ W. slsk and wife arrived IN
the city Tuesday night, MT; slsk WI W.
otiiSlate at the Wsdding q, AIS l'alss
Miss Bera Lucas Is visiting MISS Aiice
Z Burgess. of South Boston. 49,, |
Miss Mollie sPatranl, nf NO. ISL Nlcl1o91-l
ourh Street. is auite sick