Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-15
OYER In MANCHESTER
DEMOCRATS no HAVE SPEAKING
AT LEADER NAIL TONIGHT.
Mr.. ostcrloh secures the Release Of
Hcss--Death of Mrs. Carr-Cases He
fore the Police Court--PcrsOnni
and othcr south-Side Items.

The Democrats OF Manchester will have
a grand rally tonight IN Leader Hail
Messis. d. l.. Puliiam, c. l." Page, and
w. Hay Garrett will all make snort
speeches. after which the orator OF the.
evening. Colonel J. 4. Faw. OF Tennessee
will be introduced. 4 large and enthn
slastlc crowd Is expected TO attend Pre-
ceding the speaking. "A meeting Of the city
Central Democratic Committee will be held
in the office OF TIE chairman Captain A.
{. Atkinson The latter meeting Will he
called at TO o'clock.
Mr.. Adolph Csterioh, the German con-
sular agent. was Ia the city yesterday
morning TO see Mayor Maurice. in regard
10 the release Of Helmouth Hess the man
who was sent to jail about two weeks
ago for indecent conduct on the streets.
lie WAS sent TO the Soldiers Home at
Hampton several years ago. but left there
and came 10 Manchester. Hess came to
this country from Germany during the.
war; and served in the Federal army. lie
was turned over yesterday 10 Consular
Osterloh who sent him back TO Hamptonl
on the afternoon train.
DEATH OF MRS. CARR.
Mrs. p. Milton Carr died at her resi-
dence. No. ll3 east Eighth street, at II 80
o'clock yesterday morning. In the 4lst.
year OF her age, after g long illness. The
deceased was born in Hanover and came
10 this city nine years ago. she leaves a
husband and four small children. The
funeral will take place at o'clock this
afternoon from Central Methodist church
Interment in Maury Cemetery.
William Ray Owen, infant child OF
MIR. w V. owen and wife. died at Saj.
O'Clock yesterday morning at the home
OF his parents. corner Twenty-irst and
Hull streets, in the I'D month Of his age.
The funeral Will be at Providence Metho'
dist church. in Chesterfield. this after
noon at 3 O'Clock.
Yesterday morning. while Mr. James
Harding was coming down flight OF
steps at his home, on Hull street, his
foot slipped, am nc was thrown heavily
TO the bottom. He received several Sc
we're cuts and bruises about the arms ana
face. particularly over the right eye. HIS
injuries, while very painful, are not con-
sdercd serious
MATTERS IN THB POLICE COURT.
Several cases appeared on the Police
Court docket yesterday morning. Thel
first case called was that of Mr. Claude
Jones. charged with being drunk and
abusive to his wife. Mrs. Jones stated
that her husband was very good when
sober, but when he had liquor he was
very cruel, and II was impossible 20 stay
I'm the house with him. Jones went to jail
in default of security Tor sixty days.
Charley Jones alias Tom Crenshaw
was sent 70 Jail for six months for 90
tanning 20 cents from Mr.. q. c. FiippnI
under false pretences. The case was the.
outgTowth OF an agreement 20 haul a load
FNF.rna.. ID
Emmett Blunt Joe Kitchen. and jim
Wells, charged with uncoupling the wagon
OF W. r. Reams riding I'm il all around
the street, and breaking II. were 10 have
appeared in court yesterday, but all failed
10 put i'm an appearance. Attachments
were issued, and the case will probably
be heard to-day.
Mr. William Heider was required to dcI
away with a nuisance on his property.
Luther Taylor, Richard Melton, sam
Henry and Pee Dee Mahoney, the four
young men Who assaulted and beat Jack
Jones on the nisht Of August 9Th, nearl
the Fonticello Springs. were tried Tues
day IN the Chesterfield County Court
convicted. and fined SO each. Jones was
discharged.
Petit Jurors for the October term of the
Manchester Hastings Court are: Dallas.
Jordan W. n. BEDFORD. j. i. Galloway,
l., N. Amos. +. j. Hewlett, NJ. A. Right
sell J. II. Gallagher. f. ii. Fitzgerald,
G. l. Petit T. G. Waltz John Il. Chill
dress and A. p. Angel.
FOREST HILL CAMP ORGANIZED.
Forest Hill Camp. Woodmen of the
World Of Manchester was organized
Tuesday night by Deputy-Sovereign +. Ii.
Finckney. with thirty charter members.
The following officers were elected: Con-
sul-Commsnder. y. NJ. Robertson; Ad-
tffG. r tom 4
Banker j. b. Patteson; Clerk. T. A
Davidson: Physician: James n. Whitfield,
AZ. D.: Escort. l.. VI. Nunnally; Watch
man. X. c. Broaddus; Sentry, john Il
Utz; Managers. Charles Wake. 7. II.
Betty, and George ~ Gary. Among the
list of charter members are many of the
most prominent and influential men o.
Manchester.
union prayer-meeting Of all denomi-
nations will be held at the Presbyterian
church to-day. The meeting will open at
2 o'clock +. NJ, and last all the afternoon
Prayers will be offered for the countrys
safety and the restoration of its pros
perity.
BRIEF ITEMS.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. II. owen have issued
Invitations 70 the marriage of their
daughter Miss Nirgie owen, to Mr. w.
S Grinkley. AT the residence OF the bride,
I'm swansboro' on Tuesday, at go O'Clock.
After the ceremony the couple VIII leave
for northern trip
Miss Matte Gnlock. of Lexington, Va.
is the guest Of the Misses Holland, Hol-
land Hill
The Street Committee will meet thit
afternoon az 18O o'clock in the Council
chamber.
Mr. Olton'E. Guy left Tuesday for Bos-
ton. Mass. where he will reside in the
future.
Mr.. j. r. Perdue and son left Tuesday
morning for New York city to visit
friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Presby-
terrain church will have an oyster supper
Thursday evening. October 22d in the
lecture-room OF the church. An attrac.
tive programme has been arranged for tho
occasion.
Mrs. Or. A. s McRae. Mrs. Emery, and
Miss Whitley Emery. OF Fredericksburg,
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Scott
McRae, Twelfth and Semmes streets.