The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
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| Board \ Of Aldermen Concur III
Resolution Granting I7iltra-
ftionS ConpanySMore Time.
REPRE- SENTATIVE Z: EXPLAINS * 7 4 i J
10 Address Veterans ---Dr.4 Grid
555 lin Away Oh His Vacatil III
Andrew Dafron Hurt. n.

5g linsAWa on r rs Vacation !.a't i
Andrew Daffron Hurt.
Manchester Bureau, 7 Zines. Dispa tch.
The question Of granting u further lense
of time ITO the Roberts Filtration Corn
pany came up In the meeting Of the
night, and utter much discussion, =. =:
Board decided unanimously to concur II
the resolution coming from the lower
body that the htra tom firm be granted
Until September 1st to secure AZ bonding
company to go their bold Il FOR & We years
us Ito the stability OF the construct t'
upon which o. force is1alread y ct Nyor
e The chlef2poitt In the argument against ms
concurrence with the Council s resolution
was that It had been stated that the COM!
spany had found \ 1t impossible to find g
bonding firm to so a flve-yearfb bond.
Mr.. knight, the firms rescntatiVe
III Manchester, was allowed the floor for
a few moments. Mr.. Knight said tina TIT
had been impossible, 50 far, to get a. firm
to take the bond. and that their rel re-
sentative had then come DO VIM wit q
one-yearS bond, which the company was llt
willing to renew every year, until the
was ~
the company IS out offPhiladel phia,Nand
when he returns itSniay be that the com M
pany will be able btoY secure the bonding
company desired. @ If not and they were
willing to exert every effort nttrying to
secure such a bonding firm, they would
give al one- year bond and renew ~ n
tnually until the completion Of the fire
years. N III III 4. III! 81,
] After Mr.. knights explanation the 4
vote was taken and the looardt decidlee
for concurrence isl5 "a
d resolution came up from the Coun-a
civ stating, In effect tiiut the CHIEF Of the
FIRE Department Be empowered to ap-$
point two men from the department to 4
attend ali entertainments, public meet
lngs and like occupations, to be on nand
to prevent fire or any other danger TO e..
the public 8 W E " 81
THE resolution also provided for III q
penalty for any resistance OF such +. ~ 1l en-
appointed for this duty, the penalty n no
ito be under IS or over SIS. The board
suspended rules, and the concurrence was was
carried with but one dissen ing Votte7.82
To Address Veterans.
The Joseph E. Johnston Camp Of Con-.
federate Veterans Eexp poet great 3ralllylng
OF the old soldiers tomorrow night 8When
Mr.. st. George Bryan has promised l sf' q g
address the members on Inc 4 NJ !! i. e.
hind the Cum It v has Il been i. said that
there n has been much written ana sag IL
about the generals and Of Ulcers Il but very
little Of the private, and Mr.. Bryan ex-
meets to tell something Of the hero snl3t
and privations OF the private soldier and
4 to show that he was Just as great. noole
and self-sacriflcing as were the leaders
i'm the struggle 53
Dr. Cridlin Visiting.
\ Rev r. w. Cridlin pastor Of Stockton
street Baptist Church, left yesterday al a
Iternoon for q few avs rest IN Hanover
county not far from Ashland.
Dr. Cridlin Will visit Miss Josephine
Campbell a former pupil In his school
at Burkesvllle. While Or. Cridlin' $ church
is willing to grant him yacat ton, he
does not care to stay away from his work
more than few days, 80 he has decided
to run out into the country during the
week and return In time for his Sunday
service. "a tat.s 4, ${s5 sl; x .i .g
Through the earnest efforts Of this
church, the pastor paid the last dollar
due. and now the church being free from
debt, the members are looking forward
to ii movement for purchasing lot
higher up town for q new church In the
future. This church has made rapid pro-
gress In the last three years.
II Broke Arm Second Time.
Andrew Daffron, II the little son Of. Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Daffron, OF Porter Street,
fellyy terday. afternoon and broke his
right arm. About a month ago the lit-5
tie fellow had the same arm bro ken, but 4
in a different place, n y t, VI 81 n
DIR. Ingram was called in at once and
treated the boy. It Is not thought that
the break will be serious n
KS Personals and Briefs.
Al Rev. G. o. Woodward, pastor OF
5Cowardin Avenue Christian Church, re-
turned yesterday from Washington,
where on Sunday, he preached at, Car
field Memorial Church morning and eve
Ming. 81 Rev. Mr.. oodward, while away,
also attended the Tidewater{ Asse mblyi
1of the Christian Church at Les ter Manor,
H Miss Mamie Johnson Of No. blo West
lThirtoenth street, returned u yesterday
from Baltimore, where she has been visit.
ing friends.
Mrs, j. w. Walthall, OF Decatur Street,
left yesterd for Buffalo Lithia Springs
to visit relatives.
B8i Mrs, Y. FA.3 CleaSon and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. j. w. Fl. Cleaton, OF Mo-
3Donough Street. will leave to-day for
Mecklenburg county, to spend q month
with relatives. N i5 w
Mr., George T. Fowler, OF swansboro, is
somewhat improved after a very severe
illness. " III III
Miss Irene Baber, Of No. lilo semmes
Street, is quite sick with malarlal fever,
Miss Lillian Violet Hinnant has returned
to the city after n weeks trip to Ocean
View. NJ i14 III M x: u Il
CAPT, MILLS CHIEF,