Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
HAVE A LOVE FEAST.
MANCHESTER DEMOCRATS MAY
HEAR SPEAKING.
OTHER ITEMS FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
Tho Chief of Police Makes His
Monthly Rcport-Arrests Are Quite
yumerous--0thcr News and Per-
souals.
sonals.

IL IS probable that political speaking
will take place at Leader Hall either to-
morrow night or Monday night. city
Chairman A. J. Gallagher IS now arrang
ing for speakers for the occasion. Hon.
John Lamb. Jefferson Wallace. Esq, and
Hon. L. c. Folkes will be invited Proba-
bly, others will also be invited. The city
Central Committee has not yet selected
tho night.
The meeting Is to be love feast Of
Democrats.
The Cemetery Committee Of the Coun-
ell was TO have held meeting last night,
but a quorum was not secured. The peo-
pie of Manchester are much gratiiied at
the display made on Wednesday by their
merchants and manufacturers.
Mr.. James a. Harrison and bride re-
turned from Newport News last evening.
Mr.. Harrison was married Wednesday
evening in the Ship-Building City. His
bride was Miss Tona Harris. OF Church
Hin. This popular young lady had been
visiting her aunt IN Newport News Tor
some time. Here she met Mr.. Harrison.
Mr.. llnWOOu I. MoohS, VIII Wa MN
N the tournament on Wednesday after
noon. was much better yesterday. In the
afternoon he was so far recovered for
him TO he brought TO his home at Eff
teenth and Porter streets. this city,
POLICE REPORT FOR OCTOBER.
Captain Lipscomb has completed his
report of the Police Department Tor the
month of October The report shows
an al these
were for felony, Is for misdemeanors
o for ordinance violations, and for
lunacy.
chief Lipscomb made s. officer Jones
H. officer Smith T. officer Wright IL;
Onicers Lpscomb, Smith. and Wright l.
Officers I.pscomb and Wright s. Total
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DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY.
Intelligence reaches this city Of the
death of Miss Octavia j.. Crosuc, OF
Chesterfield county
Miss Crostic died nj the residence OF
her father. Mr. seldom Crostic She had
been IN but a few days She was only
rs wears Of age. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
interment was made I'm the family bury
ing-ground.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. O. y. Elder Of south Fifth street,
is quite sick.
Miss Florence Alley. Of Petersburg, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. Fulton Davidson is visiting Mrs.
Norven of SwansbOrO'.
Miss Daisy FOwlkes Of Winterpock IS
visiting Miss owens. on east Twelfth
street.
Little Misses Lottie and Nina Wells, OF
Petersburg. are visiting Mrs. Moody, on
Porter street.
Mrs. r. T. Elder Jr., Of south Sixth
street is confined 10 her bed by sickness.
Miss Cloty Lane Of Swansboro', is
quite in at her home.
Mr.. g. II. Atkinson. OF Greensboro, y.
c., has been i'm the city. stopping with
his mother, but returned Wednesday
night to his home
Mr.. and Mrs. Grinsteal have returned
20 their home. after a weeks visit 10
friends and relatives I'm Manchester.
Mr. Fred Wright Of Newport News.
formerly Of this city. has been up on a
visit to his mother.
Miss Mamie Turpin. Of Hallsboro'. is.
the guest Of Mrs. w. l. Porter, No. 100
Cowardin avenue.
Mr.. Charles Clay, Of Chesterfield coun-
ty. was in Manchester Yesterday morn
ing for a short while Mr.. Clay has been
in with fever for the last nine weeks but
is now much improved.