The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-19
NEWS CA HERED
FROM S0UTR5IDE
All Manchester Turns Out for
the Parade and Welcome
to President.
LARGE SUM OF MONEY STOLEN
Manchester Bureau, Times. Dispatch, |

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s1anchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No 1102 Hull Street. j.
Manchester turned OFT en-, massc syester-
al day to help in the welcome accorded to
the President Most of the business
houses were closed down after 70 o'clock,
3. and all the school children were given a
holiday. As v
# Mayor Maurice was present at the
luncheon. and Mrs. William I. Clopton,
wife of Judge Clopton, attended the re
teption given In honor of Mrs. Roose-
welt In the Governors mansion.
Large Sums of Money Stolen. 4
The home of Mr.. Ben. Wood, who lives
at No. stop on the interurban line be-
tween Manchester and Petersburg, WAS
IS entered yesterday sometime and swept
q of a large number Of valuables and a
considerable sum of money. The burglar
secured $3.50 in money, a Smith & Wesson
pistol, a handsome gold ring. and a silver
open-face watch. Who the burglar is no
one knows. nor, so far, does the slight
2&est suspicion rest upon anyone. Every
attempt will be made to find some clue
AS to the perpetrator OF the deed by the
Manchester and county police.
s3S Lady Falls From Car.
1t was reported last night that Mrs.
R. R. Spiller of Chesterfield county, had
fallen from n ePtersburg car and been
seriously hurt. No information could be
gained last night from the Seventh and
Perry Streets station relative to the ac-
cident. as no report of it had been made
M to the office.
Will Try to Organize Again.
a third attempt will be made tonight
10 organize n Camp of Sons OF Veterans.
The occasion tonight will be under the
auspices of the Joseph Z. Johnston Camp
of Confederate Veterans, and will be
conducted in their hall at Ninth and Hull
Streets. The meeting will commence at
$50 o'clock, and 1t is hoped that as many
as possible Of the sons of those WHO
fought through the Civil War will be
present and will add their names to the
list of those who have already signfied
their Intention of joining.
1.-THE old veterans have taken the mat
ter very much to heart. and are anxious
that the young men of the cltys join in
n permanent body who shall have as
their objects the perpetuation of the
memory of their fathers who laid down
their lives and gave their all for the
great cause.
A member, In speaking of the subject
last night that he was DESTROYS only of
having the sons preserve and perpetu-
~ ate the memory of their deeds so that
the heroism OF the fathers should al
ways be an example for the generations
yet to come, that they had no idea of
preserving the. old luminosity between the
North and the SOUTH but rather TO pre-
serve the ideals. tho chivalry and the
true manhood Of the South before the
war. In this. he said. lies the lesson
that We would teach and the moral we
would have remembered by the genera.
lions who must follow In our steps.
Called to Lynchburg.
Mr.. W. C. Gillian was called 10 Lynch
burg last night by the death of his
brothers wife. Mrs. c. D. Gillian, who
died In that city yesterday morning at
$40 o'clock. The funeral will take place
to-day in Lynchburg.
Mrs. W. j. Carter is attending the
Horse Show, now III progress in Norfolk.
Mrs A, NJ. Staples has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. w. c; Gillian, at No.
90 West Seventh Street.
S. G. Woodbridge was arrested last night
on warrant issued by Mrs Martha Pier
son, charging him with cursing and abus-
ing her, and using indecent language to-
Ward her.
Mr.. r, G. Butler, of eos Spring Street,
Richmond. and Miss Emma May Lucas
of III West Ninth Street. Manchester
went TO Washington yesterday morning
and were married there that afternoon.
From Washington Mr., and Mrs. Butler
proceed on tour 10 several Northern
cities after which they will return and
make their home at COZ Spring Street.
Mr.. Butler Is an ennploye of the Rich
mOnd, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road. The bride is the pretty and attrac.
tive daughter of Mr. A. l.. Lucas and sis.
ter of Miss Bessie Lucas
Personals and Briefs.
The mayor yesterday morning busted
himself signing all the ordinances now
put into effect by the board OF alder
men.
Mr.. j. Lacy Bedford and Mr.. !. r.
Fowlkes, representing the New South
Council, Jr.. o. u. A NJ, are attending
the sessions of the State Council in I3ris.
tol. Tenn.
Smith. Of III East Eleventh Street VINO
was III with typhoid fever in Fayetteville
u n. O., has returned home
Bud Knowles and II. O. Mahoncy were
II arrested and bailed yesterday morning 10
appear before Squire Cheatham to-TnOr-
row morning 70 answer to the charge
Of scursing and abusing Mrs. ". T Oster-
bind, al DreWry's Bluff ~
LETTER TO c. LEE LORRAINE,
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir: Why don't VIC make paint
az many others do, 10 20 thrce-a,iurters
as far, or two-thirds, or half, or a third
or aNquarter?
Mr. aaron Higgins Plainfield, j, All.
ways used IS gallons OF paint Cor hi.