The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03
NEWS GATHERED
Rom S0UTHsIOE
Manchester Veterans Are to Re-.
ceivc Crosses Of Honor To-
morrow Evening.
DEATH OF PAUL NUNNALLY
Men III Several Departments at
Southern Shops Laid Off
Yesterday

Manchester Bureau Tinres- Dispatch,
No. 1112 Hull Street
Members OF Joseph Il. Johnston Camp,
Confederate Veterans, Will 20 to Rich
r,ond tomorrow night and meet with
Lee Camp, when crosses Of honor Will be
given to the veterans by Richmond Chap
ter, United Daughters OF the Confcd
erncy.
Mrs. N. v. Randolph president of the
Richmon Chapter, u. ID. c., has written
letter to Judge William ]. C1opton.
commander OF the camp In Manchester.
asking that the mem ers attend. Judge
Clopton will be out of the city to- NOR
row. and Lbutenant- Commander Squire
Jordan will take the veterans to Rich
mond.
The meeting will be called at 1880
o'clock. and every member Of Joseph y.
Johnston Camp Is urged TO be present.
Paul Nunnally Dead.
Paul the three. year-old child of Mr..
i end Mrs. L.. NJ. Eunnally. died last night
Mt II % o'clock at his home, No l6S East
Tenth street. Pneumonia. from which the
little one had suffered TO rtwo weeks
was the cause Of death.
Mr.. Nunnally. father OF the child is
city auditor, and has the sympathy OF
large number of friends In his distress.
The funeral arrangements have not been
VI completed as yet 5ts Isl L,
Mayor Mccarthy To-day.
Mayor Carlton Mccarthy viii deliver
the principal address at Biinbri0ge Street
Baptist Church this morning. when the
( pupils OF the Sunday school who have
III. best averages will be awarded the
prizes.
& An excellent programme has been ar
ranged and the services will be very
beautiful and promise To- be attended by
4 a very large congregation. Captain
Frank Cunningham, of Richmond. will
sing, and Mr.. w. y. AIorrisette Will play
Il the cnrneL
Consider Bridge Ordinance.
The Ordinance Committee Of the City
Council! will meet tonight in the Coun-
Z Gil Chamber and consider the Robertson
ordinance providing for the issuance Of
$4,000 worth OF city bonds for the cree
tlon OF a free bridge on the site OF the
present Mayo's Bridge.
II is the general belief that the menu
btrs OF the commltte will act favorably
upon the ordinance. and that 1t Will be
recommended for passage to the Assem-
y bly.
Mr.. Clarence Walden, cashier OF the
Manchester Bank. will raise the money
70. the scheme. Hc will see that all OF
the bonds are Immediately purchased.
Bernard Robertson All Rrlght.
Alderman b. ". Robertson. 81 the
Fourth Ward. received a letter last
week from his son. Bernard, VITO IS In
Alaska. saying that he Is doing very
we'll. and that his friends. Afessrs. Geo.
and John Friend, are In good health and
g arc making money
Mr. Robertson has been In the Klon-
dyke for two years. and is the owner
of n good paying mine there. Mr. John
IL. At. ~ IL L..
ried.
Men Laid Off.
The southern shops yesterday laid off
several men. In the machine shops. the
blacksmith shop. the paint shop and the
car department there were several men
notified that their services would not be
4 needed for some time to come.
s The reason for the laying off Of the
men was not made plain, further than
that there was general dullness OF
business.
Tho Southern shops employs scores Of
MISUNDERSTANDING and, when the word Is
A idle there. it means much to the citi-
gems and the merchants Of the city.
Miss Lane Surprised.
b Miss Lane. Of No. 100 McDonough
Street, was delightfully."- surprised by u
number of her friends Wednesday eve
ments were servd at a late hour. Among
\ those present were: Misses Vida, Bessie
and Emma Roper, Katie and Essie Lane.
Katie Snead, Hattie Lavinker. Lena Gal
/. loway. Reaner and Omega Cook, Bette
Is Dudley: Messrs.5 Charlie Butler, Berry
Epps, Willie Fleming. Eddie and Clarence
q Powell, Lawrence and Eldridge Froman.
y Howard Purcell, Arthur snellinge--Denny
Dunn, Emmett Writ. Harry Lane, Car
land Brill. WILDER Alley. Tommy Milton,
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Bends. Robbie Davis.
and Mr. and Mrs. Lane.
Personals and Briefs.
"Quacks and Quackery'' will be DR.. E.
& Y. Baldy's theme this morning In Balm
bridge Street Baptist Church. Physi-S
( clans are especially invited to attend.
= The series OF special sermons by this
pastor have been heard by all Of the pro-
fcssonal men OF tho city and have been
very enjoyable.
The Water Commissioners will meet
Monday night and finish up the work on
the plans and specifications for the new
fltering plant.
The funeral OF Mrs. Crump, mother vt
Mr.. w. r. Crump, Of this city, who died
at her hone In Midlothian yesterday, will
take place this aftern Don.
Zone Objection will be the subject OF
the sermon to be prea ched In Oak Grove
Baptist Church this morning by the pas
tor, Rev. ], A. Sullivan.
: The May term of the Corporation Court
Of the city adjourned yesterday
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