The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-12
OF Cowardin Avenue has been con-
menced. and will be pushed to rapid

OF Cowardin Avenue has been COM
inenced. and will be pushed to rapid
completion.
This bridge will be OF great con-
venience to the men employed on Belle
Isle Up to this time they have had to
cross the railroad tracks, and In fact
take their lives in their hands, for
there is a network of tracks just at
this point.
Messrs. Moore and Ferguson were
appointed a committee to see that the
work is carried out, and IT is largely
due to their energy that tho bridge
has been commenced by the company.
Harry Six Signs Up.
Harry Six, who was with the Hatch
Carnival Company, and who did tho
"high dive" with that concern has
closed a contract with w. $. Clcye-
land. Of New York, and Will within
few weeks leave for New York, where
he will do his turn at the Eiippodrome.
In August Six will go to jamestown
where lie will be seen on the War
Path" Mr.. Six has made many friends
during his stay in this city, and they
all wish him we'll. Ho was initiated
into the Manchester Lodge, d. r. O.
Elks, here several weeks ago
Mayors Court Yesterday.
The Mayor yesterday morning had
the usual Monday docket. Joseph VIII
liam. colored. was before the tribunal
on the charge of driving his wife from
his home. He was fined $40 and costs
for this and was sent OH to the grand
jury on tho charge of non-support.
j. w. Morse, white, who gave his
residence as Richmond, answered to
the charge of stealing railroad brasses
from near the Belt Line Quarry. He
appeared to be under the influence of
liquor and was sentenced to sixty days
behind the bars.
H. Clarke was up on the charge OF
| having been very drunk. He.was made
| to pay SIS and costs.
| Harvey Drewry was called to answer
to the charge of having put his brother
| n-law out of his own home He was
nned $3.50 and costs.
| James Lee and George Christine,
both "on their way were before the
court. After the Mayor heard their
story he gave them fifteen days in jail,
but later reconsdered and allowed
them to shake the dust of Manchester
| from their feet
Personals and Briefs.
DR.. p. s. Harnaker, who has been con-
| fined to his apartments on account Of
| rheumatism, Is much improved.
| Mr.. Samuel Smith formerly of this
city, but now of Lynchburg, Is visiting
| friends In the city. Mr.. Smith Is en-
gagged in the insurance business in the
"Hill City,
Mrs. James Davidson, of Farmville. Is
the guest of Mrs. George Paul, on Balm
bridge Street.
The Board Of Aldermen will meet to-
night, at which time that body will pass
upon the action taken by the Assembly
in appropriating $500 for advertising the
city at the jamestown Exposition
MrspsJ W.. Bronaugh wife Of City
Treasurer Bronaugh, who has been quite
sick for some time past, Is much Improved
Mrs Charles Gibbs. Of Semmes ave
nue. whoihns been Sick in her home, is
81 able to be 2ontgi.
An adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Water Commissioners VIII DC ned "
night.
Mr. w. b. Reid, of Jackson, Mich, !
:, the guest of his cousin, City Collector II
*. Reid.
Mrs. r. H. Wiltshire, Of Fulton Hin
is spending some time with Mrs II. a
}Rist of Woodland Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs w. a. FIolzapfel returne'
from Philadelphia and other Norther
cities last night They were married j
\ this city last week. Mrs. Holzapfel wa
8 Miss Katie Donald. The couple Will re
j. side at sos IL North Twenty it'll
7 Street Richmond.
Mrs. II. D. Woodbridge and Mrs G,
: Rudd, of POWhatan, are Tue bue9tS
:. Mrs. George W. Blankenship.
: William Jennings Bryan Wyatt, son
r Mr.. and Mrs John r. Wyatt, OF Swans
!. boro, died Sunday in the home Of ~
d parents The funeral will take place tn
Ii afternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence
t, Immediately following the regular SCI
r vice in the Presbyterian Church yeste
], day congregational meeting was he'll
and the following elders We're electe'
Messrs. John Walden, Alexander PaStc
and Mr.. John Quincy Adams. On ne:
y Sunday morning there will be anoth
9 meeting, at which time three deacons W
y be elected. At the close Of the sunda
g school session yesterday tho mems Bib
y class met and elected Professor G. Ca
~ rington Moseley, teacher Mr., Robe
n, strader president. and Mr. Arno
20 Strader secretary,
II The Daughters OF Liberty and t
y Eagle Band have arranged to open
y, bazaar in Leader Hall, commencing
r Monday, March 18th. On Wednesd
SIS night, tho Goth, q masquerade dr.
&, will he held. s44 tt5s ggl