The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHSI|D|]|E.
little Ruby Paul, Daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paul,
Dies Suddenly.
WAS SICK ONLY THREE DAYS
Large Congregations Hear Mrs,
pattee at Bainbridgc-Strect
Church.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,
No 1102 Hull street.

i4F No. ll02 Hull Street. r
RUBY Ruth, tho twelvc-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Paul,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon at
A19.40 o'clock In the resldence Of her
parents. No. 1906 cambridge, street.
The little girl was not only n house,
licld favorito. but was exceedingly
popular among her paymatca. Size
was taken sick on Thursday, and at
first showed symptoms of meningitis,
hut her death Is said to have been
due to acute gastritis.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul have the gym
phthy OF tho community in their be-
rcavemcnt. Tho little girl leaves be-
sides her mothcr,and fathcr, one SIS
ter and four brothers.
The hour for the funeral has not ms
yet been determined. as onc Of her
brothers, Clarence Paul, Is student:
ut the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
and nothing will be done until he has
been heard from. However. tho fu-
neral Will be some time Tucsday.
At the mornint, and evening services
in BainFridgc street Baptist Church
yesterday there were large congrega
tions present. and they enjoyed some
excellent music. which was rendered By
Mrs. Mary Willie Pnttcc, OF st. Louis.
Her rich soprano voice was heard to
great advantage Mrs. Pattcc Will sing
every day this week at the revival
meetings being conducted here by Rev.
J. w Porter, OF Newport News
Y. M. c. A. Meeting Successful
The first meeting OF the Central "
NJ G. A. in Manchester was held there
yesterday afternoon. in Leader Hall,
where about 200 men gathered TO hear
Rev j. w. Porter. OF Newport News,
sneak on ..s;ins That Kill" Chief among
these sins. the speaker said. arc swear
ing. drinking, lmpurity and unbeliet.
Mr.. Porter. who was formerly lawyer,
delivered a very strong message, being
not only eloquent but dramttic
Mrs$c II. Brengie beautifully render
cd two solos. Ninety and Nine" and
Rock Of Ages. Cleft for Me-"
After the service the men present
asked that 1t be repeated In Manclies-
ter.
Mr.. Barton Here.
b. II, Barton. q travelling. representa-
tive OF the Watch Tower Bible and Tract
Socie:y OF Allegheny, Pa. is the guest
Of Mr.. N. L. Staples. He viii held g
meeting In Davidson's Hall, at seventh
and Broad Streets. Richmond. to-hlBht Ut
Mr.. Barton IS a thorough student of
\ the Bibl. and an eloquent speaker. He
VIII cnnducI a meeting Hetc out'u7 .'ts
coming week.
Personals and Briefs.
MIR. Charts l.. Page. Jr.. formerly OF
fling his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
l.. Pagc at their home on Perry s IT,, :.
Young Mr.. Page Is in the advertising
business and has made a great succcss
in that neld in Chicago.
Rev. C o. Woodward pastor of Co
Quoted the services in the West END
THE revival services will continue
throughout this week at the church un-
der the direction OF Rev. c. e. Gilmore.
The funs j OF little Edgar a. ii'l, VINO
died as result of injuries sustained in
a runaway accident on Friday, took place
county, yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Tho services were conducted by Rev. c.
O. Woodward.
The funeral OF Mrs. w G. Crostic. who
died Mt her homo In SwansbGro on Fri
day took place from West End NJ. 2.
Manchester Lodge b. p. o. Flks. will
hold It's regular meeting Tonight In the
home.
Rev. DIR. Richard McIlwane conducted
services ut the Presbyterian Church yes
terday morning.
Terrified county. is the guest CT her son.
Mr. w. f. Rudd, Of No. 10 Cowardn
8 Avenue.
On n warrant Issued by his wife, G. H..
Gordon. Of East Fourth Street, was ar
rested last night, charged with threaten
He was bailed to appear this morning.
Mrs, w. ID. Kemp, of Ninth Street Road,
is reported to be critically Ill in her
home.