The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31
RESUME WORK MONDAY.
RHE PUDDLE MTLLAT BELL ISLE TO
START UP.
Judge Gregory's samo Not on the hiee'ion
Cerff6cate--A Pleasant Enter
tainment--other News
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND Iisiks,
illg HULL ST.. BEAriIE BLOCK

ILL., HULL ST.. BEAr1rE BLOCK.
Tho puddie MIL at Belle Isle will start
10 work on Monday next. This mill Should
haxe commenced to work on last Mon
day. but was unable to do so on accouh.
Of not having coal on hand and they coulu
not get Il in time. This portion OF ,he
Old Dominion Compaays plant WIN siNo
employment 20 about one hnhoIeu n'0,',
who have TO be skilled workmen. ms Is
thu fore runner OF the horseshoe Factory
which will resume work in few days
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
A delightful entertainment was even -
Miss Lizzie Hastings, on flftn sueo'
Thursday night. IL was a reception ten
dered NV a number OF young ladies 20
their male friends The evening was
spent in games and music until 10 o'clock,
when the young folks were invited into
the dIning-room, where refreshments were
served. Among those present were Misses
I.slla Wright, Ellie Jewett. Blanche But
Ter. clara Wright. Mary Harfield. Minnie
Jewett. Matte Brown. Maggie Han. Cade
die Conway. Minnie Brown, Lille Lock
cit. Lula Barns. Lizzie Hastings.
Messrs. George Ray. Clinton Waymack
Alfred Webb Jefferson Morrisett, Albert
Waymack. Powell Gordon, Charlie Lath-
rum. Ernest Waldon.N Sidney Marid, Her
Selma, ~ O.; Willie Fields, Of Primers
Point and Clyde Whltlock, Of Charlottes-
Vile.
chaperones-Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs. Hastings,
and Mrs. Cotton.
HIS NAME NOT ON THE LIST.
In the certificate Of election for Man.
chester. which. according 20 law, the
clerks and judges Of precincts must fill
out. sign and forward TO the county
clerks, does not contain the name OF
Judge Gregory. who is a candidate for
the House Of Delegates.
Tho Judge, with strong indignation,
stated yesterday that William NJ. Flan-
agan, OF Powhatan, handed him
the paper Friday I'm a hurried
conversation near the postoffice.
stating that the paper would be sent
10 every precinct in this district as
form for correct returns for each candi-
date: that he read the paper after getting
10 his Office and at once detected the
fraud against him on the face OF the pa
per The Judge said that he knew IL was
either a fraud or an agreement by the
leading Republicans In and near MancheS-
ter. He determined TO learn from them
the motive and source OF the paper, ana
that he saw IN person nearly every lead
ing Republican in and near Manchester.
including the Hon. VIM. +. Wickham, OF
Powhatan and that each and every one
paper as q palpahle fraud and was no
part Of Republican politics, and was un.
worthy Of any honest Republican. ana
authorized the use OF their names in this
particular.
He stated that II ne knew the names Of
those who instigated the fraud
nc would write their names in big
cal friends might know who TO connect
with such political poltroonery. He said
that in politics as IN all other matters he
avoided sinister and corrupt motives and
combinations and authorized the reporter
10 make these statements. Following Is
a copy OF the circular letter:
THE BLANK FORM.
We hereby certify that the number Of
electors az this election was. ---,
Clerk --. judges. We hereby GER
tify that for Governor, j. Hoge Tyler
had -- votes: l.. a. Cutler had -
votes. Patrick II. McCaull had - votes;
James Selden Cowdon had - votes;
John ]. Quantz had 49, votes. We fur
the. certify that for Lieutenant Governor
Edward Echols had Votes r. r. May
cumber had - votes; +. r. Cooke had
- votes; o. y. Roller had votes; G.
NJ. Smithdoal had votes We FUR
Their certify that for Accompaniment,
Andrew J. Montague had - votes;
James Lyons had votes; f. y. Ken
nedv had VOTES. We further certify
that for the House Of Delegates. u. 3.
Howle had - votes; Harry Il. Owen
had - votes; r. G, Wood had -
votes: J. Haskins Hobson had - votes;
J. w. Nunnally had - votes. -,
Clerks; --, judges