The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHSIDE [.
The Streets Will Be Put iii
a Better Condi-
ton.
.REoRGANIzE GERMAN CLUB.
Young Negress Arrested for
RE0RGANIzE GERMAN CLUB
Young Nsgrcss Arrested for
Attempted Infanticide--Other
Manchester News.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch.
No. 1lO2 Hull Street. !

Manchester Bureaui Times Dispatch |
No 1l02 Hull Street. )
Cinders will be placed on almost every
sidewalk in Manchester where pavenents
are lacking. The Street Committee In
called session last night passed resolu-
tions instructing the city engineer to
employ the city carts in hauling cinders
to tho different parts Of the city that
pedestrians might have an easier time
going to and from their residences. There
were no contracts awarded, because Of
the fact that the members of the COM
mittee did not know the exact amount
they had to their credit
Chairman r. L. Patran called the
meeting to order, and the following lnenl-
bers were present: j. 8. Wakefield c. L.
Petit. John Moore, j. D. Reams. A. r..
Hooker, H. A. Lindsay, w. B. Bradley
and Mr.. Taylor.
The question of repairing sommes
Street from Eleventh to Cowardin Ave
nue. was discussed at length, but no
action was taken, 1t being the .concen-
sus of opinion that there should be
some figures upon the financial condi-
ton of tho committee before allowing
contract.
At Fourteenth and Perry Streets, the
car tracks are above the level Of the
street, and as q result water banks to the
sidewalk there when 1t rains, The mat
ter was freely discussed in the COM
mittee and the city engineer was in
structed to notify the Passenger and
Power Company that 1t would be COM
PEELED to lower the grade. The city
will bear it's part Of the expense, which
will be something less than $40.
The water trough on Seventh Street
will be moved to Cambridge Street be-
low Seventh, the lcity engineer bong
instructed by the committee to attend to
the matter to-day. The principal rea-
son for the change Is that carts block
ade the street where It is at present.
Very little hauling ts done on Balm
bridge below Seventh, and there is no
car line to bother.
The cutters on Fifth Street near Ever
cit, or between Stockton and Everett
Streets, will be repaired. Alderman Hook
err making motion to this effect.
Cinders will be placed on the street.
On Bainbridge between Seventh and
Ninth Street cinders will be placed.
On the north side Of Eighth Street be-
tween Porter and Perry Streets will be
improved BY the use of cinders. 2Cd
Fifteenth Street from Hull 10 Porter
will be made better by cinders.
Abandoned Her Child.
ofsioan W. ,,,,, Soou ueetttlYe woih oy
h,nd a. W. - iaiiueu oe-
Viz T. 800, ,',1,, : neg ess
child.
,rfant 60, t''o ilio.i'ei " t is
Jack Hewlett, a negro man IAN of IS swans wa IS
horo last Saturday night. Notwithstand-
ing the fact that she deserted the child,
there is n sympathetic side to the case
that appealed to the police, who now
have the woman In charge. On Thurs
day she was denied entrance to the
house at which she had lived for years
Saturday afternoon tho child was born
in an open lot. Half an hour after its
birth it was left by the mother under the
porch of Howlett's house in Swansboro,;
moro than fifteen squares from the place
of Its birth.
Officer Waymack did excellent work in
running down the clue that led to the
arrest of the woman. She confessed Ill
when placed in the cell. The baby is
yet alive and healthy.
Married Last Night.
Miss Margaret ]. Flynn, a very popular
young lady Of swansboro, and Mr.. r. H.
Owen were married last night by Rev.
j. 7. Routten. The ceremony was per-
formed at tho parsonage. Tho couple
returned to their home in Swansboro, and
were given a reception Owing to the
recent death Of Mr.. OWENS mother. the
marriage was quiet affair. Mr.. and
Mrs Owen will reside at No 4OS Cowardlni
Avenue,
Adr1phuc H,ror,ua na,d
The funeral Of M. Adolphus Hareravo
who died at his home, NO o21 Everett
Street, Wednesday night, will take place
from Stockton Street Baptist Church this
afternoon at o'clock, and will DO con-.
Quoted by Rev. Dr. Cridlin Interment
will be made in Maury Cemetery.
Mr.. IInrgrave was fifty-three years of
age and well known throughout the city.
A widow, son, two daughters ana two
sisters survive him.
Z Ruth, the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Sntchfleld of Fourteenth and De-
catur Streets died early yesterday morn;
ing, The funeral will take place from
me mousse ms AFTERNOON az o'clocK ana
inter'iic''t WIZ DC maze ~ haury Ce'he-