The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-03
MAYOR OF MANCHESTER.
MR. m. a. cdMPBELL WILL OPPOSE
Mr.. MAURICE.
Candidates Tor the City Councii-The
Eyxns-Dsvis SANDER suit othor
southside News.
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nnish untii tne aiay esecdOn.
fOr sVNefai wccas tne TRENDS OF Mr.
CeAPova nave ceen afser ham 20 present
ms name 10 the peOp.e for the once.
b.rce tusn ne has hdd me mater unoer
aoNlSement Ahu On ycSlviUay Ae ea-aS %
ALS SV.ctUSsOn Andl ne HootC serve az
o.ecteo.
Ar. Campbell has been a resident Of
tins Gay iVr The past seventeen years.
for four years ne had charge VI Or'ose
force LnuST ar. a. a. Wens, the general
DrloSe foreman OF the k. ana u. ranroad.
4 or seven years he was IN the shops OF
the kIchmOnd AMI Danvnle railroad "a
.danches,er and Tor Ave ears he has be. n
a merchant, uOIng a general grocery bus
mess on HuI street..
he Las been member Of the City
CouDcii for me past six years having
served two terms. hls last IN Will end
this spring. W haze IN the Council ne mas
serveu on several important committees.
lie is now chairman OF me Stree, COM
mitee, and Of The Building and Land
committee, and ~ memOer OF the 70
lice Commission. the Cemetery Commit
tee, ana The Election Committee.
IN MS re iglOus lie Mr.. ampbell ls
strict member Of the Methodist faith and
has his name enrolled among those who
DeIOng TO the Centfai cnuTCn.
t44L a.,S Dai.a.si.
Mayor II. A. Maurice Will stand for re-
election He is the present incumbent,
ana would like 10 succeed himself. he
4Hs NlltA AUlN iUSflltN iDI StNtidl ltlilSf
and at the last election had no opposi-
ton. MIR. Maurice was born and rails d
IN this city. lie ATTENDED the public
schools In this city until he received an
appointment as student from this city
o the NirLiaia Agricultuial and Me-
;hanical College. at Blacksburg. Alter
leaving that institution he went 10 the
Vanderbilt Univ rsity, In NASHVILLE,
re H., where he finished his studies. and
took a law course. on his return 10 TINS
city he studied law uncer Judge William
l. ClOpton. Nearly every one in Munches-
ter knows Bob Maur &c. lie is a M mber
OF great many secret societies. and mas
filled many positions OF trust IN has
lodges. He has made a most efficient
FOR THE COUNCIL.
Mr.. Henry c. Nelson. the councilman
from q e 1nird ward. whose term expires
This spring says he will lot be a candi-
date Tor rec ection.
From the Second ward a new man VIII
have 10 be elected In place OF Mr.. Camp
In the First ward. Mr. Sims. It + I'M
derstood Will make his home In Balu-
more. ard. II such is the case a new
man vii. have 10 be elected TO repres nj
that section Of The city IN NJ, me CS9nei'
The SANDER suit OF Miss Lottie Evans
AGAINST w. Ben. Davis was set for tr
to-day I'm the Hastings Court on ac-
count Of there bling prev Gus case on
the docket. II will not be called until
later day in the term, possibly fiudy
or Saturday. 80,
From the sensational character OF this
case II has created some interest among
the public. who are anxious 10 see what
the outcome will he.
Miss Evans was formerly In the employ
Of Mr.. DAYS She was book-keeper Tor
him al MS brick-yard on Thirteenth
Maurv streets Their business connecl n
were sever d. and she Afterwards niIeseu
that he DETAINED her character. She On,
tered suit in the Hust ngs court anu
placed her damages at $4,000.
Miss Evans Is quite young ana u
very pretty Young lady.
MRS WINDER'S FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah V. Winder'
whose death was announced In yestcr-
DAVIS Times. win take place from the
PRESBYTERIAN church this morning at
II O'Clock Rev. Charles ~ Van Hout-
en- will conduct the services. The inter-
ment will be made in Hollywood Gene
The following gentlemen vii act as
pall-Nna rers: Mossrs D. u. PuUlam Z.
b. p. Walden. and Thomas II. Fisher
MRS. SARAH BEDFORD.
Mrs Sarah a. Bedford died at the resi-
dence Of her daughter Nj IS. p. l.. WADE,
in Newport News Tuesday night
The remains were brought TO this
city on the Chesapeake and Ohio tram
Yesterday evening at $40 o'clock. They
were taken TO the residence Of her son,
Mr.. Thomas NJ BEDFORD. at los Everett
me funeral will take place this
morning at II o'cfock from the above
number Rev. Ben Dennis. rector Of the
Meade Memorial church will conduct the
tf.F ~ ttit ka ma n
Maury Cemetery.
IN deceased was well known in this
city. where she has lived a great many
years About two years since she went
10 Newport News to be with her daugh-
ter She leaves six sons and three daugh-
ters-Mrs L. l.. Wade. Mrs jeremiah
Marks. and Mrs Grace Undertake
The pall-besrers will be her sons:
Mcssrs. Jacob c. Robert c.. 3. Frank, j.
Lacy. William H., snd Thomas NJ. Red
ford.
Inc funeral Of Mr.. II. Rufus Raines
took pace from his late residence. NO.
go west Tenth street. yesterday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev DR.. l. r. Thornhin the pastor or
the Bainbridge-S Baptist church.
conducted the services. The interment
was made In Maury Cemetery.
The pail-bearers were selected from
the employees OF the Southern Shops.
with whom he worked for many years
past. There were great many or his
tOfmcF ITleHts present at inc lNnNId. 70
pay this. their last. tribute OF respect
a SNEAK THIEF.
Some one entered the residence OF Mrs.
A T.. Cheatham. at NO. l3Uo Hull street,
tuesday nnsnt between y:.O aad IL O'clock
and carried away lot OF wearing appar-
ell The members Of the household heard
the thief bat supposed that u was a
member OF the family. ana paid no al
tentiOn 10 him. he was heard IN several
rooms In the house.
Mlss Capp.r Elements. one OF the
charming young ladies OF Swansboro,
was trca.ed TO a surprise Tuesday night.
A number OF her friends had met by ar
rangements at a neghbor's house, and
they repaired I'm a body TO the residence
of Miss Clements. where they took pos
session OF the house
She fell into the humor OF the occa-
sion ana made the self-invited guests
have a royal good time. The company
amused themselves In music, games and
dancing.
There was a beautiful reception given
Tuesday night by Miss Louise Gain at the
residence OF her grandmother. Mrs. Hut
ter. q east Tenth street.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with ferns and cut flowers and refresh
ments were served In an elaborate STYLE
The guests were Misses Willie Mar
shall, Grace Williams. Carrie Williams.
Matte Williams. Mary Williams Christie
Utley. and Mrs. Shin: Messrs. Willie
Williams. r. Willabs. Manley l3oze.
Robert Parker. william Barron, Logan,
Slaughter. and others.