The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-12
NEWS GATHERED
FROM 50uTAs|DE
Activity in Fraternal Circles
Here at This Time Most
. Noticeable.
ouARLEs BECOMES A HERO
Young Forest Hill Athlete
Rescues Couple While
Skating.
ouARLEs BECOMES A HERO
1,a,c,,ester Bureau. TimesD Dispatch,
A1hNi's No I1O2 Hull Street.

Activity in fraternal circles Is shown
bv the large and enthusiastic meetings
now beiag held in this city.
Last night stonewall Jackson Aerie.
F. o. Eagles, received n masnihcent
eagle. which was killed near Drewrs 5
p,nff several months ago, and which
was mounted by Richmond taAiaer-
mist.
THE aorie decided that instead of
meeting every Tuesday night that the
meetings should he held on the I'd and
4th TUESDAY nights.
Liberty Council, j. o. U. a. NJ. last
night celebrated its twentieth ami
vorsa.v AT Cersley's Hall, after which
number OF speeches were made and
several musical numbers were given
state Councillor Smith was one of the
principal speakers
Lily Council. Daughters of Liberty,
met last night, and joint committee
from The Daughters of Liberty and the
Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics appeared for the purpose OF
outlining plans for the celebration TO
be. held at the Academy of Music on
February I'D, Washington's birthday.
Republicans to Feast.
IT has beer, stated that the Republic
con members ;of the House and Senate
will be given a banquet at the Latay-
cite House on the night of February
eth. The affair is in charge OF POST
master T. II. Smith and p. b. Howe,
editor of the Weekly Bee. Just what
is the object of the banquet is no.
known. although 1t is stated that IL
vii, have no political significance.
some persons are under the impression
that the affair is purely in the interests
of Secretary Taft. r
Another Arrested.
Young. Mutter, the fourth boy want
ed on the charge Of stealing PRAISES
from the Southern Railway, has beer
arrested by the Chesterfield police. anc
Is locked up in the Manchester jail.
The cases of the four young meI
now being held under this charge WI
be heard in the Oak Grove Magisteria
Court on Friday morning. IN ths
meantime none of them will be allowed
bail.
Harvey Quarlcs Hero.
Harvey D. ouarles was the hero u
cdy at Forest Hill on Monday Afternoon
WHEN he rescued Miss Nellie DIETRICH, o
Manchester, and her escort from tn
chilly water OF the lake me coupl
having broken through the ice.
Had 1t not been for the agility G
young Quarles, who is the captain 9
the Richmond Academy baseball team
and an athlete OF some consequenc
the couple would Internationally haV
persisted. He first devoted his attei
ton to Miss DIETRICH, and after ge
ting her safe to shore, turned h
attention to the young man whose nan
Is unknown.
Mr.. Quarles only last. week. rescue
Lyon Bradley, a son of w. b. Bra,
ley, who broke through the ice.
Personals and Briefs.
A. F. Farmer, OF Chesterfield coul
ty, Is guest al the Lafayette Hous
Joshua NJ. Andrews, Of East Thl
teenth street. who has been quite sl'
Rev. Asa Driscoll, OF Campbell cou
ty, is here attending the Grand Lodl
of Masons. He WA formerly past
OF Fifth Street Methodist Episcop
Church In this city.
Mrs. Ora Eggleston is quite sick
her home in SWansboro.