The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-30
Death of Miss s:sa1lie D Mum tim
III ( II cstcrfie ED 8a55.
Es County,
PRE- IDENcY OF TA 4 :; COUNCIL CO '. y
Looks Nov as if Mr. D.
Reatns Will BE
S. Elected. 4S

b No. liz Hill Street.
Miss Salle5 Mum died Saturday fore
noontlt the home % her bro ther, MI II "
chester Oh the Court House Road. she
had been Ill for gone time, and While
her death was lot ,ncxpcct INC 51eW ~.
of rnn,ens grcat shock ! 9 = e e. friei,ds
Tho funeral services took place yester-
day afternoon MT Of clock at the grave 4, .!3
liz Maury ce,neter and were cohdpeteu
been d lneinbertof LII Council. 2DAnshteerrs
4 81 Liberty, nd u d comm ttee from this
order attended tho funeral. "A Fs
Has Bright 2Prospec t.S
Friends OF Mr. Iseaina vice Pre- pr, g.
dent Of the ere ilo o,S
tile lower body at the ting the ia =.
Il 81 Atgust.$ Tho members VINO nave SUP p;
Campbell are 4, sa y .ai,s nHw
themselves thnt the member rom the
First Ward will have q majority Of me lts
First and T1urt aeS re aue
u dent. and the vote In the Second and IND
Third Wards Is some villa spill. i. n. \, B.
This would geem 70 Indicate , & = Me- II;
Rean1s would be elected OF i'rs'
ii Is said that Mr.. p Tergus ~, ., y
the Fourth Ward, who has been tnG re-
made the svce- president 70 succeed Mr. VI
Renms. Mr.. Ferguson has man VI friends
int body. and ~ rs ne has any cne 1nles
Mi. Perduc OF the Boa Iof Aldermen.
s will not have opposition 10 the presidency
ofJthat branch. He has made a most *.
il cellent presiding officer, and lsof ne =,
a members have Tho utmost confidence IN N (
A his ability. S 5sls fS8s AK
Wakefield years pr e tSy I, e 4
H ihe Asse Who be s1 him III
n First Ward Mr. Brown will support ahir.
t Reams. d ss4
B Streets Are Flood led.
u Fourteenth Street was again flooded e.
yesterday afternoon. ~ DIX Petty street
p Before Il they Could cross Although the
street here has been rcce ntly raised the
K current OF water which passes down
Fourteenth Street after heavy rain ls
50 great that y Is Impossible 70 cross 70 g
The cnlYert5 sat # Fourteenth and Hull
Streets could not carry OF all Of the wa
ter and here again the stree. 9 oded.
5J1i III bnt'dld not do anySaerlous damage.
sssiI Inythe &c Churches
q .3 al s. tie West End Methodist Church
& last night the congre cation OF the Chop
ton street Church attended. Despite the ~,
downpour OF rain the church was crowded ',
to the doors. there being as many 'a p-s
fists as Methodsts present.
a Rev. C. O BIZ Wood ward, pa xto r OF Coz
wardin Avenue Christian Church. began
Yesterday astserles. Of -neetfnt rs In SIN yrna
y Christian Church. In King william courl u
q Z, sd4a y Sy
s tists Church Caroline COUNTY, who preacc Y
4 "a very adceptably to the con regat ton
OF the Christian Church. 8 35S. Sb5
The Middle District a ssocia ton Of q the
Baptist Church will NEE t on August y rs
when the various churches ma ke reports r. 8
4 on the yearly Offering
Personals and Briefs.
Misses Bessie and Nellie Lucas have n;a
70 ne to Newport News on "a visit TO their
brother ri q. LIE vi Is, Z s} . II
e Mrs. Lucy Bailey and her, little daug
Ter have returned ~ o their home in
Chesterfield county fter q visit to Mrs Mrs:
W. f 4. Bailey. OF Mason Far .55
u Mrs. C. a. Cotton and her little son.
clarence, OF 22l East Twelfth Street are az 9,
81 Mrs. Bessie sIniths Of Newport News.
who has been visiting relatives IN N IN
chester. has returned 70 4hefr no home, "a
y Fairfax county, . Y }SS
Is Miss Anne Ferrall, OF Amelia county.
n,hn'las been IN town spending a week
with friends. has returned to her l loi''s.