The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-05
POLITICS OVER
IN MANCHESTER
The Voters Addressed by Well
Known Speakers.
THE ISSUES OF The CAMPAIGN
Speeches by Captain John Lamb and
M~ssrs. jefferson Wallace, W. w.
Booker aud T.. III. Wells.
other News Items.
THE ISSUES OF The CAMPAIGN
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
Ill2 Hull Street, Beattie Block.


Addresses were made last night before
the voters Of Manchester at Leader han
by air. Jefferson Wallace. Hon. John
Lamb. Eon. w. w. Baker and Mr.. IL III
Wells. The speakers were greeted by
REPRESENTATIVE audience and the "lndepen-
dent band furnished music.
The FIRST speaker was Hon W. W.
Baker. candidate for the House. Ills tax
was short but TO the point. he saying tndt
II elected he would serve ms clstiiSe WAN
I'll his strength and influence. 49,,
Following Mr. Baker Air JEFFERSON " AZ
lace was introduced by Charm an GaIle-
ghcr Mr.. Wallace spoke Tor twenty "''',
utes. endorsing the Chicago piauOlhl anu
,uppressing on the voters the Importance
OF a Democratic victory in this campaign
with tribute to Air. p. Y. CoSou'' MI
Baker and Mr. Toney. he closed MS speech
which was We'll taken. -
CAPTAIN LAMB SPEAKS.
Hon Ioin lamb followed Mr.. Wallace.
He spoke at length upon historic Manches-
tar the Trades Parade. and then discussed
the present campaign. Captain b'lho
spoke OF the general outlook Tor d Demo
cratic victory In 1870.
Mr. T. H Wells made a short tank. urs-
ing each voter in Manchester TO vote next
Tuesday.
SLIGHT ACCIDENTS
The twelve-year-old daughter oil MI A.
2. Ium fell yesterday evening ana cut d
serious cash in her chin Or. Broadnax
was called and dressed the wound. Inc
cut required several stitches.
Mr.. Eugene Carter injured his arm serl-
ously last night by being thrown from the
street car on Seventh street. The street
has been torn uD re,sItly in putting IN
new rails. and IN trying to catch the car
he missed his footing and fell. Dr
Brosdnax rendered the necessary surgical
attention.
AT THE CHURCHES.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of West End
church Will meet at Mrs Geo. ID. Cole.
swausborO. tomorrow evening at 3
O'Clock Zach member Is requested to be
present
Services at West End church-sund.y-
SCHOOL at $3.50 A. NJ; Services At II A.
NJ and 7.45 +. NJ. conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. Chas. D. Crawley. Epworth
League meetings at $3.50 and +. VI.
Central Methodist church-Servloes for
November 5th-Sunday-s al 9l5 A.
RI: Preaching by the pastor. Rev. j. c.
Reed at IL A. IL and by Rev. J. S. Wal
lace. pastor Of Finh-Street church, al
5.S l.. NJ. Epworth League at =. NJ.
The sacrament Of the Lords supper will
be postponed until Sunday night. Noycm'
Der 18th. making Il the closing services
of The conference year Every mem
her l. urged 10 attend all Of the services.
Let there be a general rally until Con-
ference
Cowardin-Avenue Christian church
Preaching hv the pastor at II A. NJ. on
The Christian Identified a third IN
series. Preceding also at night.
Preaching at the Presbyterian church
to-day as usual. Morning services
at II O'Clock and at night at $50 o'clock.
sunday-school az $3.50; preaching by me
pastor.
Rev. ]. c. Knicheloe will preach nj the
Clopton-street Baptist cnurch to-day
at both services and will supply this
pulpit during the month OF November.
The Judgment" will be sung at the
night service by request.
PERSONALS.
Mr. Edw. A. Frouenthal. Of Rochester,
n. Y. has been stopping in the city ioT
Two or three days
There have been several Council com
tuittees called this Week, but 50 iar they
have not been able TO get together. Car
city fathers.
Mrs. W. Ii. White. who was very hi
Co. several DAYS last week, is now able
Go sit up and will be out an Few days.
Mrs John 5. Lathane, has returned
after two months visit TO her daughter
IN stafford county.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam owens. Mss julia
Goode. Mr. George and Clifford David
son went TO Amelia Courthouse FRIDAY
night TO be present al the birthday party o,
Mr. MyrOn Shepherd
Miss jamie Jones. Of Green Bay, IS
visiting friends IN Manchester.
Miss Nellie Beyiile is quite sicS at her
home
The AlmshOuse Com;nittee met Fri
day afternoon and visited the AlmshOuse
which was found in good condition.
Lawrence Moody was on the street for
a short while yesterday. the first time
since the accident at the tournament
Miss Aubrey Newman, Of stanton. Va.
T. a guest Of Miss Fannie Wilther on
Ba'nbridge street
Miss Leila Price. Of Green Bay. Is visit
Ing Miss Mamie Lithgow Oh Porter street
Mrs Elizabeth DeQuette. who has been
q guest Of AIRS q Brien. has returned 90
her home I'm Washington.
Misses Leila and MaSg.e Leckie who
have been visiting Miss Fair. have return
cd TO their home in Scottsville.
Miss Gale. OF Portsmouth. Is visiting the
Misses Beard Of Cowardin avenue.
The regular Saturday afternoon cotil-
Ion was danced al Leader Hall yesterday
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