The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-10
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Father De Muynck Tenders His
Resignation as Rector OF
Sacred Heart Church.
HERBERT cox HELD AGAIN
Two Shutters Collide Near John
sons Foundry Yesterday
Afternoon.
HERBERT cox HELD AGAIN
Bureau Ttres-p,sna,c,

Manchester Bureau. Times-Dispatch
No. 1l02 Huh street.
Rev. c.. De Muynck, rector OF
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, of this
city. has rendered his resignation. Father
De Muynck has been pastor OF this
church for three years. and has done all
in his power for the bctterment of his
congregation. His departure is due TO i'll
health.
Father De Muynck will leave In a
few days for Lynchburg, where he will
be an assistant priest in the Holy Cross
church. He VIII be succeeded by Father
d.. b. Coleman. of Fredericksburg. anu
the latter will be succeeded by Father
Joseph Berris. of Lynchburg.
Young Cox Held Again.
Herbert Cox and Albert Wolnack, the
two white bows arrested on the charge
OF breaking, entering and stealing about
IS or 50 in money from the store OF Mr..
NJ. b. Staples, of No. 1916 Hull Street,
Sunday afternoon. We're tried before
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning. The
former was sent on to the grand Jury.
TIL latter was discharged, as there was
no evidence against him.
Two Shutters Collide.
TWO shifters of the Atlantic Coast
Line. one of which was proceeding to-
wards Richmond and the other towards
Clopton. collided near Johnson's Foundry
about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Tho
engines We're broken to pieces. and the
roof of one of the box cars completely
torn off.
The one which was going to Richmond
was on the side-track, switching to cross
on the main line, and the other was on
tho main line crossing ON the side-track.
After fhav Ind Sy,itp1,ot tl,a| rf., ~.
notice the approach Of another shifter
was the former. All the men jumped from
both engines and no one was hurt, only
considerable damage was done to the
locomotives.
Accident to Dr.. Rucker.
While out driving yesterday evening
about 6:l5 o'clock, DR.. L. r. Rucker and
the driver were thrown from the buggy
by a bolt In the front axle breaking.
The former received n cut on his knee
and the latter a bruise on his hand.
The horse became excited and ran away
with the front wheels. leaving Ike re-
mainder of the buggy and the men
behind. The accident occurred on Thir-
teenth and Hull Streets, and the horse
ran up to Swansboro before he was cap
tured. The animal received several
bruises about his legs.
Dance Last Night.
A dance was given last night by the
young men of cambridge and Porter
Streets, In tho home Of Miss Rcba Brad
ley, No. 1901 cambridge Street. Among
those present were Mcssrs. George Du
Val, Roland Brands. II n Russell
Gregory, Lyon Bradley, George Paul,
Misses Louise Reams, IExella and Emily
Fitzgerald. of Richmond: Evelyn Fitz.
gerald, Mary Lewis Walden. Reba Brad-
lev and Louise Owen. The dance was a /
very enjoyable affair.
Two Deaths.
Mr.. George z. Gary, of No. 1106 Portet
Street, received q telegram from Hender-
son. N. c., yesterday morning, announc-
Ing tho death on Tuesday OF mis- niece,
Miss isabelle Gary, She was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Window +. Gary, brother of
Mr.. G. r, Gary. Mr.. Gary left Yesterday I
afternoon at 2:20 O'clock for Henderson
to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Martha Ann Burgess died at S:D5
yesterday morning III her home
In Swansboro. She was seventy-four
years of age. and is survived by two sis
ters-Mrs. b. Wilkinson and Mrs. II.
Cosby, OF Swansboror-and William II,
Cooley, her brother, OF Powhatan county.
The funeral will take place from Clopton
Street Baptist Church this afternoon at
1870 o'clock, and viii he conducted by
Rev. j. b. Cook, pastor Of the church.
and Rev. f., NJ Badly, pastor of the
Street Baptist Church, Mrs.,
.l.GesS's lnepIews viii act AZ pail bear