The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
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\ Manchester Bureau, ss Times Dispatch s
II slG \; lS No. ILL Hui Street,
Il y Because they violnted q quarantine Or.
dinance, Mr. and Mrs. Cammilius Mo
Grtider, OF 3NcD onough Street, were fined
i SO and costs ii, the Police Court yeater-
day morning by q Squire H Il a. Jordan.
1 who Isl sitting In the absence OF Mayor
Maurice Dr. NJ. !, r. u Rnoke or, president
Of the Board Of H saith alleged that II.
and Mrs. McGrude der had allowed their
little boy to leave the house while he was
Under quarantine It'll scarlet fever. 81 The
scarlet fever s tag was tackled y on the
house, and a few days forwards the
child was seen playing on the street. 1s
The hearing OF the case yesterday morn
ing consumed more than three hours and
was highly interesting. III Attorney Boss
chen Of Richmond. VI who conducted tho
case for the defendants, and Dr. Rlicksr,
who made the charge, had q sharp tilt, III
court, when the former wanted to criti-
else the action OF the president OF the
board. 81 n, X. Ks 81 81 ri s$f
DR.. Rucker testified that he had salts
fed himself that the child had scarlet
fever and that for the protection ssof
the citizens of the city he had ordered
a quarantine. &c 3s "a saS85i
Mr. N1cGruder exhibited a signed paper
from Dr.. Lawrence Ingram, saying that
the child was we'll IA enoug h 81 to II be 'on3
the street. 3s5 en- isSSS5S Y M
81 Squire Jordan held that the Board
Of Health had I'll to ibe5 respected and II
that the a quarantine A was lawful and
that the McGruders had violated the 4
law when they allowed the child to
leave the house before the expiration Of
the quarantine. S;55 g
Mr.. Boschen noted an 3 appeal L for his ].
clients and the case will come before I
Judge William I. Clopton I'M the Corr
poration Court. "a III B$3sst A & Az N #s
Many Attend Tent Service. #
"a A large crowd attended last night the
evangelical services being conducted i'm
the tent recently opened BY cambridge
Street Baptist Church on the Forest Hi
car line, between Woodland Heights and
Fonticelo Springs. sS iaii55 " l{.
Az Dr.. w, II. Smith, assistant CORES pond-
Ding secretary Of the Foreign NJ lssionS
Board, i preached a splendid sermon, Ire
lcelyinR the undivided attention Of his
hearers S zj$ f8t VII
B Dr.. sVllingham will conduct the SER
vices to-night. The services Gre to con- j
tinue for three nights, and it Is hoped
that many will take advantage OF the
opportunity presented BY these services
OF evangelism. Mr.. Kirk Matthew's has
charge Of the special music. whichiis
arranged FOR EACH night, and Mr.. ". j.
Morrissette leads in the singing.
3ES Watermelon Feast.
Misses Mamie Moody and Alma Pear
son gave delightful watermelon feast
OH the lawn Of Mrs. Moody. No 1906 Balm
bridge Street, Tuesday nig hit Among those
present were: M isses Edna Browder, t1a
tic Richardson, Emma and Vivian GILL
Alma Moody, Callie Gill, Forlse Moody.
4 Lula Hawkins, Jennie Thornton and LIZ
zie York, of Richmond Z Nressrs. irwin
Raugh. Charles Pearson Tom BUTTONS,
Howard Clark, WILDER u East Archer
Woodbridge Marshall Clark, Art hur4 Pear
son, Ernest Bass, Willie Wright, Andrew
Powers Leslie Jones' Oscar Waymack,
Clarence Avery. Fred Sharp. Chester
Taylor, York; c.. Hudgins, OF Richmond
Claude Moody. q. s. Moody. ]. w B Moody
and Mrs j.. w. Moody $$ ..ss FL A 4. ~
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. Bette Lewis, OF No. 15 Perry
street, left yesterday for Buckingh
county to visit friends and relatives
Mrs. " A. Cleaton, Mr.. "A and Mrs. J.
w, II. Cleaton left yesterday for Neck
tlenburg county to visit relat1 Ives. ssSa 7 hey
will spend month In the country. &
Miss Cora Hinnant has returned after
a very pleasant visit to the country. }}SS
F Mrs. A.. w. Fair left yeakorday for
"trip to Brunswick county to visit rela-
+ tlves. s. ii b sS9 $ss.S s2j % 8s
Mrs. i. D. cswinn and Miss Geneva Wen
dering, OF Portsmouth, Va. are visiting
Mrs. j. Y. Morrsette, in swansboro.
After visiting friends in & Crozet,, Va,
Mr.. j. G.. Sutherland OF swansboro has
returned to his home. g AN IF h, issz
Miss virgle Goode and Miss Jettio
Markham are the guests Of their uncle
In Chesterfield county, "a 58t
Mr.. D. b. Beattie, OF Porter Street. left
yesterday for Mexico to spend two weeks.
All members OF Davis Council, Junior
Order United American Mechanics. are
requested to be present tonight.
COL. GRUBBs HONORED.