The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13
news GATHERED .
FROM 0SOUTHS|DE
Ordinances Relating to tile Aims.
llousc Sent Back to the Council
for Further Reference.
BURIAL oFMR. JEWETT TO-DAY
Body to Arrive from Lynciburg
This Morl1ing-De Of
MIR. Henry.

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Manchester Bureau, Times d spatch.
No. 1902 Hull Street.
Two ordinances relating to tho af-
fairs Of tho City Almshouse and the
management OF that institution were
tee last night and sent back to the
Council with tho recommendation that
they be referred to the Committee on
Almshouse and Poor. GN
An ordinance prohibiting cows from
running at large through tho CITY
streets was referred to tho Council
with the recommendations for It's
adoption.
Transncting routine business, the body
adjourned at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Henry Dead.
Mr.. John L, Henry died at the resi-
1900 Everett Street, Mt 10 o'clock yes
terday morning ut the age OF twenty
four years. He Is survived by his
father and mothor, ono brother, w. l..
Hincher.
The funeral will take place from
the house this evening at 4 o'clock. The
services will be conducted by Revs. J. z.
Sullivan and G. Q. Woodward. Inter-
Miss Florence McLane died ut her
home In Oak Grove at 9:15 o'clock
Tuesday night. Miss N1cLane was
twenty-five. years old: The funeral
conducted by Rev. &. o. woodward.
Funeral Of Mr.. Jcwett To-Day.
The body Of Mr. Thomas j. Jewett,
who died In LynchburE on Tuesday
after a brief illness, Will arrive here
this morning at O'Clock, accom-
panied by his brother Mr.. j. r. Jewctt.
cambridge Street Baptist Church this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. the Rev. DR.. Z.
V. Badly officiating, assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Jolliff. Manches ter Lodge, No.
II. a. r. & A. NJ. Of which deceased
pie at o'clock and attend the funeral.
The death OF Mr.. Jewctt was due to
typhoid fever.
English Colony Coming.
William Toon, an English emlgrant.
who with q party Of Ave OF his coun-
trymen recently located in Manchester.
much pleased with this country. Toon
said yesterday that he purposed writ
Ing home to his wife, directing her 10
join. him In this city during tho fall.
PTho' other members of his party,
salt, he, had each written to- their
band OF six Englishmen are hooking
forward to great family reunion In
the autumn. tlAg ',a.s
West End Methodist Church.
/, The West End Methodist Church, whose
building has recently undergone ex-
tensivo and general Improvement, will
In the near future be equipped With
electric lights. the contract for which
has been let to W. II. jerks, OF Rich
mond.
At the last meeting OF the Sunday
school Of this church It was determined
that a large library be collected and
Installed for the use of the congrega-
ton.
At the last meeting OF the Methodist
Sunday-Schoo1 Union a committee was
appointed to inquire into the feasibil-
Union here. The committee will sub
nit its report at the next meeting.
Building River Launch.
One OF the neatest little craft ever
to be Launched in the river is to-day
w. G. Green, who has been engaged
in the construction OF his boat Ga gaso-
lene launch) for the past two months,
and is now installing the engines.
The boat, which Is a little beauty,
Is thirty feet long, with q seven and
sibly two or three feet OF water.
She Is surmounted with cabin, with
hardwood finish, which is studded witt,
thirteen glass windows and provided
with every convenience.
Perxonnls aud Briefs.
Mr.. Julian Pitt and Miss Alma Atkis-
son, accompanied by a party Of friends,
left Manchester early yesterday morn
ing. and We're married in Wash ington
the groom, later In the day Mr.. and
Mrs. Pitt will make the future home
in Swansboro.
Williamk Lewis, the negro arrested