The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-02

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deeply involved financially. He was
at the time in the grocery business at
/ the corner of Eeighth and Hull
| Streets. He left Manchester and no
one knew where he was until he ar
rived Friday.
He stated to Mr.. D. L. Toney that
he had come here TO settle up his ac-
| counts.
| He had engagements with some of
| his creditors to-day. but 1t WAS stated
| that he failed to fill these.
During his absence from the city Mr..
| Carter stated that he went to Ken
lucky. and that he had been very sue
! cessful in the horse business there.
Church Services.
This morning and evening the Rev.
DR.. Cridlin will preach special SER
mons TO Confederate veterans in Stock
construct Church. Fifth and Stockton
Streets. DR.. Cridlin was a chaplain in
| the army and will preach old army
sermons to the boys in gray"
| At Central NJ f. Church. Rev. j. x.
Jolliff, pastor. viii! preach at both SER
vices. In the morning his topic will
be The Spirit of Compromise" In the
evening he will have for his theme,
"The Reunion and Some Thoughts Sug-
gested BY It.
Rev. w. S. Brooke will conduct both
services, morning and night. to-day.
at Clopton Street Baptist Church.
Rev. c. O. Woodward. pastor of Co
wardin Avenue Christian Church, re-
turned yesterday from Bellies Valley.
and will conduct both services to-day.
At the evening service the childrcns
day exercises will be held.
| At the Sacred Heart Church. follow
| ing the high mass. the annual May
procession will be held this morning.
At Bainbridge Street Baptist Church.
| r the absence of the pastor, Rev. K.
| V Badly, the pulpit will be filled this
morning by Rev. S. j. Porter, and at
night Row Joel Tucker Will conduct
| the services.
The Rev. J. w. Caldwell, visitor
during the reunion, will preach spe-
cial sermon in First Presbyterian
Church this morning to Sons Of Vet
Grams.
Infnnt Son Dies.
Leroy NJ. Rowe. Jr., infant son OF
Mr.. l. NJ. Rowe and Mrs. Viola Rowe. OF
Swansboro. died yesterday evening at
| 7:45 o'clock at the home of his par
ents. The funeral services will be held
at the grave in Maury Cemetery, at
1880 o'clock this afternoon
Personals and Briefs.
! Miss Margaret Baldwin. of Farmvllle.
is the guest of her father Mr.. FL B..
Baldwin, at Twelfth and Porter Streets.
Major Edward Mcdonald, Of Charles
town. w. Va, is the guest of City
Treasurer j, W. Bronaugh,
Mr.. Cary B. French and family are
visiting his mother, Mrs. Bassett
Trench, Mr. French has been living
in Chattanooga, Tenn, for several
years
Clerk Hillary Duval, of the Corpora
70 ss,I, L,
home.
The report OF the police department
for the month of May has bean COM
piled, and will he presented to the
police commissioners this week.
Master Clinton Shepherd. who has
been quite sick, is improving.
Mrs. j. Fay DuVal returned last
night from North Carolina, where she
has been visiting friends.
Miss Minnie Weisiger is quite sick
at her home. at Tenth and Perry
Streets.
Mr.. j. D. Holland, OF Newbern. N. c..
| Is visiting his niece. Mrs, M. Il. Shep-
perd, on Porter Street.
Miss Page Hewlett, of Porter Street.
will leave Monday for Farmvlle, to
attend the finals OF Hampden-S Sidney
College.
Mr., and Mrs. L, G. Moody. OF North
Carolina, are spending some time with
Mrs, W. L. Moody, OF Porter Street.
Messrs Charles Moseley, John Hob
son and Haskins Hobson, are the guests
of Mr.. Augustine Royal. at Forest
Hill.
Mr.. Clopton Challkley. OF Kentucky,
is the guest of his uncle. 3, NJ. Robert-
son,
marriage license was issued in tho
| Corporation Court Yesterday for thu
lYedding Of Mr., Johnson Marshall and