The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
NEWS. GAIH !! % D.
FROM S0U|THS ]. / I:
Important Meeting Of the Assem-
BY OH Friday
Night.
ALL NEGROES BE vACclNATED
ALL NEGROES BE vACCINATED
Judge Clopton Isst1es An Order
That Inmates Of Jail Be
Inoculated.
Manchester Bureau. Times. Dispatch,
1102 Hull Street.

Manchester Bureau. Times; D ~
rho Council Is to meet Friday night,
ond the indications are that there VIII DO
n very lively session, though there Will
Ia M renettion OF the excitement created
by tho session last week.
The question of tho issuance Of $4,000
worth OF bonds for tho erection OF III
ira ton plant Is one Of the matters to BIZ
considered, ma thls will bring about
lively discussion. 1t Is possible that the
Assembly viii authorize the opening Of
bids FOR the letting OF the contract Tor thu
building Of tho plant.
There are other mntters Of equally great
Importance. and these are to come be-
fore tho body for consideration.
Many Vaccinated.
All Of the negro witnesses who were to
testify in the case OF Alex Robertson,
colored, charged with shooting Topsy
Jones. which was called In the Mayors
Court yesterday morning, appeared again
yesterday, but this time to testify as to
whetle they had been vaccinated. as
ordered by th9 Mayor. pr. Nj. Hu ,,,is,a
took tho whole party through tho mills,
and they all left With the brand upon
their arms
Dr.. Lawrence Ingram, city physician to
the jnil, yesterday vaccinated all the
prisoners
Judges Precautions.
Judge Clopton yesterday instructed City
Sergeant Saunders to receive no more
prisoners in the city jail until they had
been examined by City Physician Ingram.
Sergeant saunders has prohibited all visit
Ing until the disease IN the CITY mas
been wiped out OF existence,
Need Funds For the Poor. !
A special meeting Of the City Mission
has been called for this afternoon NJ
four O'Clock In the home OF Mrs. 49,
Daffron, for tho purpose OF raising nee
essary funds with which to carry on the
work Of relieving the deserving poor OF
the city. The weather has been so mild
that littlo want has been felt. and the
treasury of the mission has consequently
heen reduced. But the members now md
that thew must have money to help tho
ca ses which still como before their no.
tice.
Death of Mrs. Carroll.
,1rs .o,,isc Epps Carroll died at the
residence of her niece, Mrs Alice Wilson,
in slwansboro Monday afternoon al a;eo
O'clock. Mrs Carroll was a widow. she
was 50 years Of age. The funeral VIII .uhe
place in Farmville to-day.
Two Infants Die.
r,mna. the infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs q. NJ. Amos. Of lilo McDonough
Street, died yesterday morning at y o.ciocA'
She was three months Of age.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at $50 o'clock. The services VIII
he conducted by Rev J. j. Fix. pastor
of the Presbyterian Church. 1nterment
will be in Maury Cemetery.
Garland johnson, the infant son of Mr.,
ana Mrs. P. b. Johnson, died yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock at the nome OF
| his parents, No. 4G West Fourteenth
| Street Eie was six months OF age. Inc
funeral will take place this afternoon at
| 4 o'clock from the residence. the SER
! vicos being conducted by Rev. Z. v.
| Raldy 1nterment will be in Maury Gene
terry.
Holds Nat Sadler.
Squire Cheatham yesterday ordered Nat
sader, who was formerly patient IN
The nsylum at Williamsburg, held in jail
pending his trial sbt for Friday morning
IN the charge OF breaking In the door
or his son-in-law. Hoe Hart. In Swans
t,oro. Mr.. Sadler was sent to Williams
burg by a commission of lunacy about
wear ond n half ago. When arrested
Yesterday, Mr.. Sadlcr explained that ne
wanted to see his son-n-law. and be-
fore he could be prevented struck Hart
heavy blow
Personals and Briefs.
The Alpha Chapter will held It's next
meeting in the home of Miss Rubie Price.
No. 6 East Ninth Street, on Friday after
noon.
Mrs. S. a. Cary is said to be very Ill
| In her home, No 1904 Hull Street.
Mr.. b. N. Sanders, OF Prince George
county, Is the guest Of High Constable
| George w. Blankenship.
Mr.. Albert Smith, soliciting freight
agent for the Southern Railway in Tampa,
! ic .,lsitinr his fatnpr Mr.. William T.