The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-12

McFaden will lecture on How to Get
Married and Live Happy"
Friday night the West End Angels
will give short play.
High School Closes mt Chcster.
Commencement exercises were held
at the Chester High School Saturday.
following close upon those Of the other
public schools. The hall, which was
tastefully decorated with the class
it's utmost capacity, and many we're re-
fused admittance. The program pre-
scented by the students was varie.l,
consisting of a play, songs, essays,
rectations and addresses.
DR.. Hazen. superintendent of schools
In Chesterfield county, delivered the
diplomas to the graduates. and Mr.. y.
II. Russell, State School Examiner.
delivered the principal address.
Professor Hoke Assists mt Rally.
Professor Hoke, principal Of the
the educational rally at Skinquarter
Thursday night. With him were DR..
S. c. Mitchell, of Richmond College.
and Professor w. L. Rudd, of the
University College Of Medicine OF
Richmond While at the rally thu.
visitors were the guests of Mrs. a. G.
Rudd of Lone Oak. All three of the
gentlemen delivered interesting ad-
dresses. Many other speakers We're
present and the occasion was a decid-
ed success.
Death of Mrs. Noles.
Mrs. NIargaruerite Moles, wife of
Thomas Moles died at her home in
Swansboro last night at Q o'clock. She
had been sick only short time, hav-
ing been stricken with pneumonia
week ago. She was an esteemed
Christian. and was beloved by all who
knew her.
Besides her husband. she leaves an
adopted daughter. The funeral Will
take place from West End Methodist
Episcopal Church this evening at 8
etery.
Colored Man Found Seriously Ill.
James Miller, colored man en-
ployed by the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company as a laborer on the
Richmond side, came over to Manches-
ter yesterday and was taken dcsper-
ately i'll. Oficer Moore, who was noti-
fled of the mans condition, found him
living on vacant lot at Tenth and
Railroad Streets. Realizing that Mil
Ter was seriously ill.N Officer Moore
made arrangements for having nun
taken to the almshouse. The physi,
clans who attended Miller sara ne nav
typhoid fever.
Personals and Briefs
Tn the Chesterfield Court. Judge
watson presiding, several indictments
we're brought in yesterday, and dates
we're fixed for the hearing OF me
cases The docket this term IS l1gn ..
Eriends OF Judge Watson in this city
who attended the court, say the Juuse
is looking particularly WE'LL ana see ,.,.'
to have entirely recovered ifo'' mo
recent illness ,,,n ,ester-
dav and will continue throughout the
ueo,e a. Oak Grove Baptist church.
A large crowd attended the services
last night. "a Fifteenth
and Porter Streets, who unae ,. Ne -
serious operatiie 10 sl f. rhy improved.
An Entertainment for the benelit 81
a the home ne of Mr.. George Grimm, No
$40 cambridge ystreet, to-nlsht J "a a
silver offering will be taken q. r ~ :
door. and tho proceeds WIZ y - -. 3'
N M. Marcelius Hall, who has : -, been Is
critically III In his home at swans
boro, is much improved. w.. r,a
Revival services at the Ws YES, i,,u
Methodist Episcopal Church VIII con-
tinue until Wednesday night, -,
The Board Of Aldermen VII i ~ =
their regular monthly meeting at the
| City Hall tonight.
The Council Committee on pepots
will meet at tho Southern depot on
Thursday afternoon at S:45 o'clock. /,
A special committee from the Boara
OF Police Commissioners met yesteraaS,
evening in the City Hall and revised
several rules OF the department 4.
Judge William IT, Clopton. VII ST. IN
the Hastings Court of Richmond TO-
day in the absence OF Judge NIL. I,
III an interesting game or nase na' !
Saturday the seventh street Blue