The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
NEWS GATHERED
ROM S0uTHS|DE
San Franciscos Mayor Thanks
Generous Citizens OF Man
chester.
SANITARY OFFICER AT WORK
Dudley Ely Looking After !. the
City's Hcaltl,--Niss Sncad
Dead-Personals.

Manchester Bureau, Times-Dispatch,
HOP Hull Street
Mr.. D. IT, Toney has received tho fol-
lowing telegram from Mayor Schmlt7'
Of San Francisco, in answer to q Query
as TO what disposition to mako of tho
FUND that had been raised in Manchester
FOR the sufferers In the stricken city:
"Scnd money to James D. Fhelan,
chairman. Finance Committee. Citizens
OF san francisco highly appreciate your
offer."s
The money raised in the city-more
than four hundred dollars, all told
,s on deposit In the Mechanics and Mer-
chants Bank and can be secured by
draft when the San Francisco authors
ties need 1t.
Scarcely business man in tho city
failed to contribute something 10 lle
fund, 1t was started on the spur OF
the moment. and Messrs. d. l.. Toney
and Augustine Royal carried around inc
petitions.
li MANY of the churches donated the col
lections OF last Sunday to San bTanclscos
sufferers and on next Sunday the con-
rrepat,ons who were not asked for
donation last week will be given an op-
portunity to give what they Will.
& REV rather DeMunyck. OF Sacred
Heart Church. made a statement to MS
congregation last week and tod thelh
that he would expect a collection 1of
the stricken city tomorrow
New Officer at Work
AIR. Dudley I. Ely the sanitary officer
of the city. has received all instructions
as TO his duties and is hard at work TO
rid Manchester of every unsightly place
ma to relieve the unsanitary conditions
In general. He attended Il meeting OF Inc
Board of Health and found out from the
members Just what he would be expect
ed TO do.
Mr. r. E. Satchfield was requested to
attend the next meeting Of the Board
of Health and explain why he was making
dumping ground in Chesterfield county
The secretary of the board was instruct
cd TO communicate with the Mayor and
ask that the sanitary ordinances be
enforced to the letter
To Retain the Industry.
Messrs John w Moore and b. NJ.
Robertson. members OF the Board OF Al
dermen. with Messrs D. l.. Toney, B.
4. Nlnnally and r.. E. TAYLOR, yesterday
morning called upon the officials of the
Stephen Tutncy Company. with view
10 influencing tbs shoe manufacturers to
retain their plant. IN Manchester. For
some time the Officers OF this shoe indus
try have been considering tho plan Of
moving the large warehouse to Rich
rnond on account Of the inadequate rail-
road facilities here, Tho Council learned
of this, and a committee Of fIvc--thrce
from the Assembly and two from the
Board--was appointed to see the railroad
officials and the officers of the shoe
plant.
1t Is believed that tho plant will be re-
tanned In Manchester and that the proper
facilities from the railroad will be ac-
corded the officers of the industry.
Miss Snead Dead.
Miss Alice b. Sncad. thlrty-nnc years
OF ago. died at her home, No. 203 East
Seventh Street. yesterday morning at
o'clock after an illness lasting for some
time.
she is survived by one brother, Mr.. A.
II, snead two nioces. Mrs. G. l.. Pollard,
or Greensboro, n. c.. and Miss Irossle
Crump, and two ncphcws, Mcssrs. Da!ls
Il. and Clarence L. Crump.
The funeral will take place this morn
Ing at 10 o'clock from the home, and in
terment will be made In Hollywood Gene
terry.
Personals and Briefs.
The funeral OF Mrs. s. T.. Bishop. who
died Thursday night at 500 O'Clock, will
take place this afternoon from the home,
no. 1928 Hull Street, Rev. DR.. r. W.
Crdin will oficiate. lnicrment viii he
made in Maury Cemetery.
Many persons VIII be baptized at Clop-
Ton Street Baptist Church tomorrow
night.
Washington Camp, No, 30, T.. Q, S, OF A..
met last night IN Cersley's Hail and trans
acted routine business
because she abused another negro wo-
man, EVA Williams, one OF the debutants
Of lanyard Bottom, was made to pay
$50 Yesterday morning,
Judge Clopton Will hear petitions foi
iauor licenses today, Much interest Is
manifested in the city on the question
There VIII Ire some opposition TO tho
granting of licenses to several saloon men