The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
NEWS GATHERED
FROM. SIO.U.7''AS'i.I'D I
Special Easter Music Will be
Rendered To-day5in the
Churches.
TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
Conference Committee OH Bridge
tofMcet Tomorrow
Night.
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Manchester Bureau, Ttt1es- Dispato /. !
No. l109 Hull street. !
Up to a late hour last night nothing
had been heard here MS to the arrest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett, who are supposed
Z TO be In Suffolk Captain Lipscomb said
yesterday that he had received informa-
ton thHt they were In that town with
relatives. and, he 80 informed the police
OF Newport News
One Man Under Arrest.
Last night was ono OF tho most quiet
Saturday nights for months. and bit
one prisoner was lodged In the station
house. He gave the name Of Peter
Easily. and was up for being too drunk
to care for himself.
Twenty-sixth Anniversary.
1ndianola Tribe OF Red Men will cclc-
i bratG their twnnty- third anniversary to-
morrow night with q fine programme
and Il supper. The programme embraces
stch well known entertainers us Mrs.
8 sydney o'Bannon, Miss Nettie cridlln.
Mrs. C.. n. Jones. the 11vlnclble Quar-
Ks tettc. Oscar Iohinan, Joe Bickerstaf II, the
4 Asher Sisters, Hill and Blckerstan and
n L. Krackl. Mr.. y. c. Richardson wis
make a short address. Tho celebration
Will be held at Leader Hall.
Conference Committee.
The committee appointed to confer
3 with the Council COMMITTEES from Rich
.smond Will meet that committee on to-
morrow night In Richmond, at which
will be considered and some action taken
Ito stimulate the movement IA,
Easter Services.
There will be special Easter music at
Meade Memorial Church to-day and an
elaborate programme has been arranged
for the services at Sacred Heart Church
this morning at s and 10 O'Clock.
The services at West End Church Will
be as follows atEthe morning hour:
Opening, Holy. Holy; First Hymn
No. 2o5; Apostles Creed; Prayer
choir e s by Fillmore: First Lesson;
Gloria Patra; Second Lesson; Anthem,i
Awake for Golden Glorles. Break. by
Kirkpatrick; Second Hymn. No. ZVG;; Ser
mon, by pastor subject:.The Power and
Glory OF the Church; Third Hymn, Se-t
9Iected: Bcnedlction.
The usual order of service will be cas-
fEied out In the evening voluntary
Praise to Thee" by kirkpatrick: Offer
tory s"christ, our Passover by Nc
pfaii; Hymns selected
The following are those who will take
part In the music: Sopranos--Sliss Ida
Butler. Mrs. J.. II. Smith and Misses Flor
once Moore and Bunnlc Redford: Altos
AIRS. TITUS Loser. Mrs. Lottie Henry. Miss
F1ossIe AicGrudcr; Tenor - Richard
Hughes. ESQ.,; Bassos-A tcssrs. a a. Ad-
kina. AZ G.. Belchcr and Walthall broth
ers; Director--J. Henry Smith; Organ
stst----airs a. a. Adkins; I'ianist--.-niss
Eva Belcher. X l5
Sermon by Rev ]. 7, Wilson, p. .. s
Personals and Briefs.
II Mayor Maurice had three small cases
before him yesterday. CELL
IAN Easter egg hunt was held by the
Indies OF Bainbridge Street Church yes
tGrtay afternoon.
There was q crowd OF Erooters over to
see the Manchestts team play ball ut
Broad Street Park ycsteeday, and the
fine work OF Jennings was npplaudcd.
Charter will pitch tho gnn'e to- morrow
against the Brownies. Il
The Olympia Club Is III epar.ns for the
summer outing. which will tie at Ocean
View In July and August. .
There Were q number 1T Senator Mar
tins suportcrs at the m2etlnis Mt the
Academy OF siisic last night liis s,.scc 3.
was commented upon most favorably.
Tho various builders OF the city IRE
busy completing the large amount OF
work they have on hand. and hope TO
have outside work done before the wea th-ii
err gets hot.