The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-18
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Plan for Business Mems Associa-
ton Meets With General
Favor in City.
HOLD MEETING NEXT WEEK
Police Put End to Lively Fight.
Services in the
Churches.
HOLD MEETING NEXT WEEK

Manchester Bureau. Times-Dispatcr,
No 1902 Hull Street
Many citizens who were unable to
be present at the banquet given by Mr.
d. L. Toney on Thursday night have
expressed til emselvcs as heartily in
favor of the movement 1t represented.
and Mr.. Toney on yesterday had many
callers who Endorsed the plan for
business mems association, and urged
him not to let the matter drop. Mr..
Toney has offered the use of the hall
in the Lafayette House to the organ
ization free of charge. provided the
club meets in the afternoon. This
condition was imposed because the
hall is now rented to some society or
fraternal order every night in the
week.
Although no definite steps have been
taken as yet. beyond the possibility of
a doubt. the citizens Will get together
next week and perfect the new organi-
zation. Already suggestions have been
made as to meeting, and before the
following week has passed the Bus
mess Mems Association will be an as
sured thing The men who are at the
head OF this movement invite the sus-
gestions of all philosophical citizens,
but they declare that politics or fac
tional fights shall have no part in the
association, and earnestly advise any
body who expects to join in the hope
Of furthering his political ambitions TO
stay out.
Patterson Turns Pusilist.
| Starky Patterson, lacking recreation,
amused himself by beating Isaac
Young last night, and did it to
| Garrison finish"
At no time during the game was
Isaac In it, and though he wildly
paved the air in a vain attempt to
protect himself, starky, who had once
seen moving picture OF a Corbett-
| Fitzsimmons fight Was much his SUI
Derior In the manly art, and pounded
Isaac's face somewhat after the man
ner of professional hitting punch
| ing bag.
officer Smith arrived on the scene in
| time to put an end to the battle before
| much damage had been done, and the
4 two will tell Mayor Maurice why" this
morning.
Walters Is Bailed.
Garnett S. Walters, of No. 5l2 North
Fifth Street, Richmond. who was ar
rested on a bench warrant charged
| with desertion and failure to support
his wife. was bailed in the sum OF $500
for appearance on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. w. *. Vaughan. or Richmond, went
on his bond.
|
Mayor Maurice before on the charge
! of desertion, and who was ordered to
help support his wife, says that he has
been out Of work since February, and
was unable to get any money.
Petit Jury.
The following have been summoned
TO serve on the petit jury at the next
term OF the Corporation Court, which
begins on Monday: 4. d. Miller, w. M.
\ Llpscombe NJ. r. Burkes, o. p Bass,
", 3. Wake, u. Il. Baber, r. Hawkins,
- l. Martin and j.. 4. Smith.
Whole Fnmlly Can't Peddlc.
Arly Cole was before Mayor Maurice
on !, the nae charge OF bedding fish without
4 - PING; and under the law has n right
10 peddle. without license, but Mayor
Maurice MAJ ls Is under the impression that
lege to the whole family.
J lung cole was discharged with the
ton and have the law fully eph 01 Ia
Church Services.
- n na. services will be held in
Weatherford Memorial Baptist Church
swansboro. tomorrow. The morning
se emes VII, VII be conducted by the Rev
Hapst cou"c Of RSsfnataSY ana Ma sne
chester. and the evening sermon will
be delivered by the Rev. Il. N. Mann
me pastor the Rev: ]. b. Cook, has
not returned from Marion, VA where
ne went to assist the Rev. DR.. Tranum
In revival services.
Easter services will be conducted /,
West End Methodist Church, Swans
horo: by the pastor, the Rev. j. M
ROWLAND The choir will render the
a following programs.
Has Risen To-Day''; voluntary. SLOW
. IN the Grave''; offertory, awake, fol
Golden Glories Break
Night ,Flee Away; oftertory
'fralse to Thee, Our Risen Lord"
In Central NJ. e. Church the pastor
J. nc Isey !, Is, ,!olliff, will preacl