The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
Buck Smith Twice Attempts .SSa t'i--''
eide and is Prevented
Each Time.
DR.. BALDY LCOMED BACK
Large Congregation Attends
Bainbridgc Street Church to
Greet Rct,,rning Pastor.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch
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of tho cnse, which had been kept Quiet,
leaked out last night. These two ut
+ tennis make the third It Is said which
Smith has made IN his life, Smith went
to Ilurris's drug store and bought n Dot-
Ito of laudnnm. a gentleman standing
near, divining Smiths plan, knocked tho
bottle from Smiths hand and It crashed
to fragments on the floor. a niue ia tcr
Smith bought another bottle. and the
same gentleman then tclerhoned FOR the
police Chief Llpscomb responded ana
but Smith under arrest. lie was carried
to tnil. where, unable to secure BOND.
he was kept for his own personal safety.
Welcome DR.. Badly.
y cambridge Street Baptist Church held
Inst night n welcome service in honor Of
Rev. e. " Badly, y. D., the pastor. VINO
: for the first time made his appearance
before his congregation on his return from
Europe. The church was well llllcd, LOT
all Of the members wished to give thcir
pastor the hearty welcome which ne 80
richly deserves. Not only this but also
to tender Mr.. Badly their deepest syInph>
thy brought so many members out JUST
MS DR.. Badly left tho shores OF old Eng
land behind him his mother was laid away
in her last resting place. The sad news
did not reach DR.. Badly until he had
again set foot on his native SOIL
Mr.. w. Brands presided over the meet
Ing, and his address of welcome was 1ol-
lowed by others, who had been previously
called upon to tender their words of vel
come and sympathy on behalf of the con-
grcgation. The services opened with the
singing BY the choir Of "The Lord Is
Risen' which was followed by the con-
gregation singing IAN Hail the Power OF
Jesus's Name" Mr.. Brands then read
from the First Psalm. and called on one
of the congregation for prayer. During
the offertory the choir again sang an
other selection. Mr.. Brands then opened
the addresses with few words OF vel
come. In which he madcNa short review
OF the PASTORS career. his faithful service
10 the church, and his complete WORTH
ness as n pastor.
Others who spoke were .ir. a. u.
FrostIc, Mr.. John utz, who spoke In the
behalf of the Sunday school; Mr. Everett
Phillips Mr.. Lynn Lloyd and Or. w. +.
Mathews All the speakers accorded DR..
Badly hearty welcome and unforget-
ful Of her help and sympathetic aid, paid
tender tribues to Mrs. Badly, the we'll
loved wife of the pastor. Captain FRANK
Cunningham sang Nearer My God &c
Thee in his usual charming and simple
rendition. Mr.. Badly responded. thank
| ing the members for their delicate sen
| timents and their tender and loving
| tributes to himself and wife. In n few
words he referred to the death OF his
| mother, and how the news Of the sac
| event had come to him only after hi
| return to Virginia. rIe thanked then
all for their sympathy.
Converted Jew to Preach.
Rev C. o. Woodward preached las
night to large and apprecntive con
| Gregation He took as his subject: III
Last Night Of Sorrow.
Next Sunday, Rev. Simon Luberacki. I
| converted Jew, of Baltimore, Will suppl!
| for Mr. Woodward. His subject VII
be: "rhc Cruclflxion of Christ" Mr.
Woodward will leave to-day for Hanover
| county. where he will aid In conducting
revival services to be held In Gethsemcn
Church. All the money which Mr. Wood
| ward receives in conducting revival scr
vices he dcvotes to the building fund 0
the Cowardin Avenue Christian Church
/ He has already contributed 800 and hopc
to add yet more largely to the sum. TIL
church Is TO be enlarged. The eastern
wall will be extended, and several change!
| made in the interior. so that the churcl
will accommodate seven hundred people
i The committee has In hand 5000, and Il
j total cash and pledges, $1,000.
l TO show the wp,- field he has bee
over and the amount Of good work h
has accomplished since the LIST of Jan
uary, Mr.. Woodward has preached tw
hundred and sixteen sermons made ny
i hundred and ten religious visits, and ha
Il Il IrIfy fSy- CT " ~
4 vcrts.
u A Quiet Wedding, a
Il Mr.tW. r. Rudd and Mrs. Kate Porte
4 Vaden will be married "Wednesday morn
i Ing of this week ut 1880 o'clock ut IN
residence OF the bride No, 100 Cowardl
Avenue. The wedding will be quiet t
be Witnessed only by Intimate friend
of the two families represented, Rev
G q. Woodward will be the celebrant.
The bride-elect Is Il daughter OF MI
i w. Il. Porter, a member of an old Viz
rlnla family. who enjoys wide and we
. deserved popularity
Mr.. Rudd san accomplished teache
In tho Richmond High School, and IS
gentleman of culture and bright future
They have the best wishes OF hos
OF warm friends.
Ragland-Meredith.
quiet and Informal Hhrrnse WI
celebrated yesterday between MI. 20
= mund smith Ragland, OF Danville, an
Miss Frances Leo Meredith, OF Swans
boro. The bride Is the popular md al
tractye daughter OF Mr., ~, ana Mr.
Martha l., Meredith, OF Swnnsboro, whe'
she is widely known. Mr., Ragnnd IS :,
woodworker@ In 4aichmond, After II
ceremony tho happy couple were ut
corded reception In the home OF II
brIde's parents, They VIII make the
home in swansboro, The ceremony w
REFORMED by Rev, 9. Q, Woodward
Personals and Briefs.
Tho funeral Of Ethel Gertrude Powel
tho eighteen months-ol daughter OF y
ana Mrs II. T., Powell, took place ycs
/. to-day afternoon from the nome az
;, O'clock. The services were conducted !
: REV. C, q, Woodward ln'erment W.
: made In Nlaury Cemetery u
n The Manchester postofflce WI pc ope
; day from 10 A, NJ, to II a. NJ, an
!, Inc carriers will make one delivery M
9 collection. ~,
q lack Fnwlkes was arrested last nigl