The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-03
QUIET CAMPAIGN
IN MANCHESTER
lie People too Busy TO Care Much
for Politics,
The POPULISTS MAKE CLAIMS.
say that They Will Spring a Surprise
Before the Day OF Elcction-A
Pretty Marriagc-Pcrsonai
Mention.
The POPULlSTS MAKE CLAIMS.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.

ManCnCttCr bureau hlSHitNf'N 49,
lll2 Hull Street. Bcatue biock'
The time Is not Ions now until the ran
election. In Manchester This campus" ''''
oeen the most quiet the community ,''e
enjoyed in many years. So FAR there mas
been no public speaking in the town ana
to all who have noticed the TIDE OF po.'.
cal feeling In the city. II seems that an -
solid for the regular Democratic ucH'~
The leaders Of the Peoples party say '.,l
are encouraged over their chances lv' VIZ
election Of Mr. Joseph Holt 10 the ii'ua,'
and claim that they will. within me .DN.
few DAYS. bring 20 light some s'a' gus
facts In connection with TINS Calnp"'5''
which has been conducted So q"''"''
FINE SHOWING.
Nucb satisfaction and appreciation was
exnressed ON every side yesterday D"
regard 10 Manchoster's most credit
shie showing I'm Wednesday grano
,roaeq naradc TO the BUSINESS
Association most credit Is due Tor
This splcndid evidence OF the
citv's many enterprises. The merchants
o,d other citizens Of the city responded
substantially 90 the call OF committees
Tor aid I'm This undertaking. The paIaoe
vs. q s.ersl suc0 So. and VIII 10 u'"D'
now become al annual cveht I'D l"e 80
tablishod orc.r Of things for the Two
cities. Richmond aid Manchester me
floats were All atitactlN'' 90
showed that much interest had p'yh ''N'''
m presenting TO the thousands or people
befona which they passed. their business
I'm a most striking style. To have Ma" "
float I'm Wednesday, parade was tho
greatest. most universal and far-reachlhs
opportunity for advertising ever ahoIueu
the industries Of Manchester
MIR. HARRISON AND MISS HARRIS
Mr. ]. A. Harrison. of Manchester, was
married Wednesday night 90 Miss LESSEE
Harris. Of Church fiill. The marriage
took place I'm Newport News. where Miss
Harris had gone on a visit some Tine
ago Mr.. Harrison went 10 Newport
News Tuesday afternoon.
The couple returned TO Manchester last
night and win make their future home at
No. 10 east Twelfth street. Mr.. Harri-
son IS well and most popularity known IN
Manchester
DEATH OF MISS CROSTIC.
Miss Octavia l.. Crostic died Wednesday
morning AT the home of her father. Mr.
seldom Crostick. IN Chesterfield county.
Miss Crostic was only eighteen years Of
age. but had baen sd for quite while
The funeral took place yesterday al the
home at two o'clock. burial was made 20
the family burying ground.
BRIEF MENTION.
Misses LOta and Meade Young, who
have been visiting Mrs William Allen.
have returned TO their home IN Baltimore.
Miss Ada Clark. who has been visiting
her friend Miss Cora Lowell. returned
yesterday 10 her home In Baltimore.
Miss Anna Justice. OF P0whatan county,
Is visiting Miss Ethel Harding.
The Cemetery Committee did not meet
last night. for the meeting was postponed
until next Tuesday night.
The Almshouse Committee Is called 10
meet This evening at o'clock.
The Finance Committee Will meet In the
Council chamber at o'clock tonight.
Nearly the entire population Of Manches-
ter crossed the James last night TO see the
fireworks.
Mr. Moody. who was kicked by a horse
wednesday afternoon AT the tournament.
was not well enough 20 be taken TO his
home in Manchester Yesterday He is yet
al the home Of Mr. Wiley AT No 80 north
Second street. His physician. DIR. Ingram.
stated that he was improving very salts
factOrfiy. and would be out in a short
time.