The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-14
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FROM SOUTHS|DE
Mayor Mccarthy Deplores Sun
day Dissertation at
lakewood.
METHoDlsTs FORM UNION
.METHoDlsTs FORM UNION
Mrs. Moorc's Funeral Conducted
at Catholic Churcl1-Pcr-
sonals and Briefs.

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at Catholic Church-Pcr-
sonals and Briefs.
Last night at the Central Methodist
Church of Manchester the Methodist
Union of Manchester. was formed.
Mayor Maurice, of Manchester. intro
duced Mayor Carlton Mccarthy, who
was he orator of the occasion. Mr..
James p. Jones was elected president
of the union. The object of the union
ia to unity the 1900 Methodists or
Manchester in church extension. evan
| gelistic work and IN the direction of
moral reforms. Mayor Mccarthy
spoke on the moral government, in
sistinE that a moral and religious ba-
isis was necessary, and coming out es-
lpecially strong on the absolute neces-
sitS of preservation of the American
Sunday. He said. Nothing has oc-
Cured in Richmond in recent years SO
destructive of the moral welfare or
the city as the opening of lakewood on
Sunday
The union settled down for business
after the address was closed, and
elected j. p Jones' presidents: and
Messrs S. r. Owens, a. n. Thomas and
j. w. Craze, vice. presidents. j. l..
Plttman was elected secretary, while
NJ. A. Campbell was elected treasurer.
The union adjourned to meet on the
second Thursday in September. Miss
Viola Diacont, of Richmond. rendered
! a vocal solo, which was most pleasing.
Inc union has been formed for the
purpose Of furthering the interest Of
eVangelistc work, Sunday school work
and the general moral regulations.
GIL Brothers Get Ry
At the meeting of the Board of Al
| dermen, held last night, by vote of
three to two, Messrs. Gill Brothers
spu EaaR ACROSS hs Sth ad 10 geea
! streets to their woodward at Ninth and
McDeonough Streets. Those who voted
! for the measure were Messrs. Patram.
Robinson and Tillery. Messrs. Hooker
and Abbott opposed it.
The chair appointed a committee to
serve as a conference committee a s to
for Gill Brothers. Those appointed
upon the committee We're Messrs. "A.
| r. Hooker, Captain Tillery and B. NJ.
| Robinson.
Mrs. Brockwell Dead
Mrs. Martha c. Brockwell died yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock at the
Marshall, No. 10 East Third Street:
bE ome yesr q r aEs ana
Of this city. and several children. She
was vas, one Of twenty children.
r The funeral n VII take place this at
and the remains will be carried in
spseinl car t. PPetersburg where the the
| Cemetery
Funeral of Mrs. Moore.
The funeral of Mrs. M. j. Moore,
who on Monday committed suicide by
Jumping from Mayo's Bridge. took
place from the Sacred Heart Church
l q nj ray at Sn1n rly
The services were conducted by Rev.
| Father Coleman, pastor of the church.
In his remarks Father Coleman made
it plain that the Catholic Church had
not varied from its custom in allow
ing Mrs. Moore to be buried from the
church. He stated positively that the
such as to make it plain that she was
i not sane. nor was the act premeditat-
ed. The church was filled to overflow
ing with friends. The interment was
! made in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
| The pall-bearers We're:
Active-Charles Yardley. NJ. ]. John
son J. T. Martin. John Cummings. J..
o'Neii and !: NJ. II T. Burke. .suss0's' ~ :
comb. A. $. Wright, g. H. SHARPE iT
Charles IIs L. Page ", p Way y R.
| and r. p. Smith.
4 Personals and Briefs
| Mrs. Ida b. Lloyd left yesterday for
4 Primers Point where she went to visit
her sister. Mrs. James Nj. Jewett.
Thursday Mrs; Lloyd will sail for Bos-
ton, where she will probably remain
until some time In September.
Miss Jennie Starke, of Swansboro, and
Mrs T. J. Waymack. of East Eleventh
Street. left Monday for New Jersey.
e. is ps Visiting a Miss Louise e'f Reans
Mr. Joseph ". Perdue, Of West
Rr rs Es Is visiting his sister
Eighteenth Street. When he leaves for
home he will go by way of Norfolk and
the exposition.
Mr., Mr.; ot!s Mqrr!ssett; Mrs !, $. 4: Nor,
Columbus, Ga, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James +. Bradley. Of Wiloughby
Beach.
Minnie. left Monday for Danville tc
t visit Mrs. Newmans sister, Mrs. X. II
Daniel. and her brother, Mr.. George L
Allen.
her home in Oak Grove. after vlsi,
) to Miss Della Waugh. of Charlotte.
Mrs. Q. G, Mctee has returned home
after three weeks stayin Newpor,
: News, Buckroe Beach and the exposi'
ton.
! Messrs. Russell Fitzgerald and Johr
ssandife,r,, Of ManchYester, who hay'
Mr., Ben Berlin, young man, dice
: at the home Of his father, In Chester
e field county. Monday, night at o'clock
The funeral will take place from thu
= house to-day.
= Mr.. II. A. Harding left Monday t
; spend two weeks at Asheyille. A.. c.
> Willie Gibbs and Charles Richard
son, colored, were before the Mayor
court yesterday morning, charged will
lighting. They We're each fined s. AM
costs. 9
Mrs. Fl. Ernest l'lnchbeck and he
y little children, Of Woodland Heights
arc spending sorpc time with the for
v mer's uncle, A. NJ. Cheatham
1 Mr.. d. r. Wake continues quite II
g az his home at Thirteenth and PER-,
g Streets. His condition is regarded a
: serious.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer and Mrs Mar!
i. Hancock, all of Petersburg, have bee
/. visitors for several days this week a
il the home Of Mrs. Cousins, on Las
,e Tenth Street.
Mrs. Roberts, who has been spend
ing several weeks In Richmond county
has returned to her home, corner O