The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
TO.CONT|NUENlORK
. OF IMPROVEMENTS.
More Street Paving and Extcn-
sion Of Water and Sewer
Systems.
s. A. l. STATION DESTROYED
Common Council Holds First
Meeting Of New
Year.
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycamore Street.
oGinrshl1rfr Va InnMnn..

IclcISDurE, Nd., January b.
In continuation of its extensive sys-
TEN OF public improvements, which has
been in progress for some years, the
city Will this year spend 100000 or
more In paving its streets and side
walks and in extending it's water and
sewer systems. The money for these
purposes has already been provided.
and will be appropriated by the Coun-
ellis as soon as the Finance Committee
is ready to make its recommendations
Hallway Station Burned.
The passenger station of the Sea-
board Air Cine Railway. on Dunlop
Street, i'll this city, was totally de-
stroyed by fire this morning about
mat the department was able to save
adjacent property from destruction or
serious damage. ThiJ is the second
time within two years that the com
pany,s station at this point has been
burned and on both occasions attrib-
uted to the same cause-sparks from
passing engine. The station was
one-story building. we'll fixed and with
abundant room for It's purposes. The
!6,a 2. rag express goods and most Of
was saved. & ~ = - iuti'isu''
The large frame factory of the
Trunk and Bag Company
auJacent to the station. caught on fire
men had hard work to save ii. The
factory Office was burned The rail-
way company's loss is about $4,000.
Which IS covered by insurance. The
iL e trunk and Bag Companys
loss is about $500. =
Installation and banquet.
Petersburg Aerie Of Eagles installed
follows: Past President, James a Wes-
son; President, James W. Wells: Vice
President. w. H. Raftery: Chaplain.
". E. Moore; Conductor. g. F. Newsom
SECRETARY, G. G. Peasants; Treasurer.
Joel 7. Brown; Inside Guard, ". 3.
Staples; Outside Guard. W. H. Wheel-
house; Trustees. C. L. Seyler and J. 7.
Tench. After the business meeting a
banquet was partaken OF.
Personal ard Otherwise.
Mrs. Foster, wife OF Rev. J. S. Foster.
D. D., received telegram yesterday
afternoon announcing the death OF her
mother, in Georgia.
this city and highly esteemed citizen.
Will be ordained to the Baptist min
istry in the First Baptist Church to-
morrow night IL short time he will
studies in the Theological Seminary Of
that city.
Two egroes-Waverly Charity and
Lazarus Gaston--haYe been committed
answer the charge of arson. They are
charged with setting. fire to and burn-
Ing the barn of w. II. Adams. in Bran
don District, causing loss of over
$4,000. Mr.. Adams lost several horses
and mules and peanuts and grain by
the fire. .i
sleet is thick on the streets to-day
and travel for both man and beast Is
difficult and dangerous. I
The Young Mems Hebrew Assoc!a- !
President a. L. Lavenstein. Vice.
President. Louis Levitt: Recording
Secretary, Nathan Waaman; Financial
Secretary j. Sonnenbcrg; Treasurer. I
1. Cooper.
George Coleman, colored barber OF
this city, died last night in New York. /
Early Morning Marriage.
At GAO o'clock this morning, in st. |
Josephs Catholic Church, the nuptials !,
Of John j. Hanrahan and Miss Mary A. !
Collins We're solcmnly performed by
Rev. Thomas ]; o,Earrell. assisted by
Monroe. The bride, who is the attrac-
tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. z. j.
Collins, wore a handsome tailor-made
suit of dark blue broadcloth. with
hat and gloves to match. and carried
a silver PRAYER Book. Her only orna-
I
of the bridegroom Miss Marguerite.
Collins. youngest sister of the bride.
wearing gown of pale green chiffon
CLOTH over messaline, large black MORE
hat. and carrying shower bouquet OF
pink rosebuds, preceded the bride to
the altar as maid of honor. The BRIDE
groom, who met the bride at the altar.
was attended by his eldest son, Thomas
]. Hanrahan, as best man. The grooms-
men were Joseph O'Connor, e. J. Col
Inns, Jr, William Il. Collins and Thomas /,
A. Collins.
The bride is young woman OF at
tractive personality and very popular. !
The bridegroom is a well-known ana
merchant The bridal tour
will embrace New York. Niagara Falls
and Canada.
Died in Santa Fc. y,
A telegram was received last evs-
ming by DIR. and Mrs. r. NJ. Bidgood, ,
of this city, announcing the death OF
their only son. William Fl. Bidgood, in
Santa Fe, New Mexico. Mr.. Bidgood /!
was travelling agent for Johnson &
Johnson, surgical supplies, of New
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