The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-15
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTH ] | ] ! / SIDE D.
DR.. Rucker Will Go 20 Ger
many to Take a Course
Of Study.
ARTHUR.
M.UNNALLY HURT
10 Place Hospital Cell iii the
jail Coming We'd
dillgs.
Manchester Bureau. .Tlmes. Dispatch.

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch.
"A No. Zoe Hull Street. !
AT the meeting OF Council last night
the Bair-Ruhle Glass Company were al
lowed to deed back to the city the lot
granted them recently for the purpose
Of building n plant. The plant Is nearly
ready for occupancy, and 1t Is quite likely
the works will be iii full operation in
about II month.
The Council favored mn ordinance rails
ing the pay Of the fircmen, but under tho
rulcs 1t went over one month. There 10
no doubt that the ordinance will be
adopted s5
.Alrepo,t from the Ordinance Commit
toe, relative to the posting OF signs in
cases Of scarlet fever and smallpox, under
penalty Of fine, was acted upon favor
ably.
Mr.. j. D. Reams was elected vlce-presi-
dent or the Council. to I'LL the vacancy
made by the resignation Of MIR. r. ".
owen, ana he acknowledged tho con-
plinent in @ graceful way.
Or. NJ. p. Rucker, president OF the
Board OF Health. was grated a leave OF
absence to next October, to allow MIN
,the opportunity to tnkeEa course OF study
IN Germany, and Dr.. e. r. Ruckcr was
appointed 10 I'LL MS pIdCe uIltil lIidl t'itiS
Cut His Fingers.
Mr.. Arthur Nunnully, while at work
al the Richmond Woodworking plant
Yesterday morning. suffered an accident
that has caused him much suffering. II Q
had four OF his fingers cut so badly that
they had to be amputated Drs. ". p
Mathews and Merchant attended him, and
made him as comfortable as possible.
He was reported as resting comfortably
last night. Nj s3 Ii .,i3 ,5 s3.53s
To See The Game.
a large party Of Manchester footcrs
viii go over to the Broad Street Park
this afternoon to see the. Manchester
team play the first championship game
Of the season with the strong Richmond
team of the Twin City League. The
party will occupy seats in 'Rooter's
Row This row Is presided over by
|s'c,hiefs' George Lawson. and will be the
gathering place for all the old timers.
Antng those who viii be in the party
are Mr.. Allen, Councilman Ferguson and
Alderman Moore. a n s
To- Repair the Jail.
The Lands and Buildings Committee
will meet at 5 o'clock this afternoon. at
tho city Jail, to consider plans for I'M
proven,ents at that institution. The plans
| are fort better sanitary arrangements,
other improvements and It Is entirely
likely that such I'm proyenents will be
Recommended to the Council, III {. Il. 5.s
To- Pay Councilmen
1T is probable that THE next meet
| ling of Council a resolution will be pre-
scented providing for pay for the members
of that body and those Of he Board.
1t WAS said after the meeting OF Council
| last night that the members should be
| paid S. for each session they attend
Many members of Councillose much time
lffron their business and from social en-
| .gagements. and they feel that they should
have some compensation for the time
they put In on the clty's business
Visitors in the City.
A number of Richmonders visited the
city last night to attend meeting Of the
Car Builders Union. Among them were
Messrs. D. C. Bailey, w. w. Perd,,e,
w. +. Carter, +. I'M. Ellyson, J. w.
Hatchcl After the business session Of
| the union a banquet was given IN honor
of the visitors, and later some OF then,
were entertained at the Olympia Club
rooms.
Eagles Ready to Fly.