The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-09
PERIlIA CLUB
WAS ORGANIZED.
Bryan, Stevenson and Lamb Club
Disbanded Last Night.
CITY COUNCIL WILL MEET.
a Marriage in Ame central
Chm, ch Question 1ct Unset
1icd-Ncws. Personal
and Brief.
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Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
M. lioe Huh Street.
The Bryan, Stevenson and Lamb Ciua.
OF Manchester d.saans.ed last nigaG Tue
meeting was largely attended. and Clearly
demonstrated the fact that Democracy IS
alive Ia the city. Hon. D. L. Tcney pre-
sided over the meeting, ard in a BRET
talk argued the advantage c. a perma-
ncnt Democratic Glib IN the city. and s'iS-
Eested that such II step be tak<a This
met with the approval of all present. and
she organization of such club MAS Begin
last night. The following were elected
officers: D. l.. Tones, president: i. l.
3 Owens, vsce-pEesideat; N..iis {. I'nilian,
treasurer. and H. A. Jordan secretary.
TwentySiive members were enrolled, ana
committees on a name for the cluo i.iid
hs.-saws were appointed The club WI
advocate the reorganization OF me ile.iio-
cratic party The first mset:ng VIII De
held next THURSDAY night n Leader tsaai'
MARRIED IN AMELIA
Air. Harry j. WsLrthern. OF ihts ci'a'
and Miss Ada Marian Sheppard. of Anne
liza county. were married "Wednesday at
Marble Hail. the brides home Mr. ana
Mrs warthcrn will make Their future
home In this city.
AsBuRY CHURCH.
An interesting meeting was ht!d d.
Asburk Church " dncsday night. ne Pui-
pose of the meeting was for the insatherihs
of money collected by thu children Tor
the nIrpose OF placing windows IN the
new church. A large amount was riaseo
nv each Sunda y-school class. The MrSest
amount was raised by Miss Rosa
Walthall's class. This makes aeout
1--WE hundred dollars raised IN the
last eight or nine months by this school-
Mss Ida Jennings raised nearly one nun
dred dollars herself.
COUNCIL TONIGHT
The regular meeting OF HE Council viii
he held tonight Much interest
centers in the meeting as there are seve-
raj I,nportant matters Il, be disposed Of
IT is ,,,,obable that d committee repre-
senting the property-hoders in the VI
scfY,ity of Central Methodist church Will
walt on thu body and call the attention
of the Council 10 the proposed purchases
of this church by the colored people. The
Council will be asked 10 purchase 1his
property.
VOTE COUNTED
Tho ynte of the presidential election was
.,anyassed yesterday morning in the office
of clerk DuEaI. The official count is as
BRYAN, es7; Mckinley. Az. Brran's ma
Lamb, 75e; Allan. s6i. Lambs majori-
ty. sss5
sja
nredl we're before the Mayor this morning.
charged with drunkenness. Both were
given ten days in jail.
REVIVAL SERVICE.
Rsy. DR.. A L. Dickinson, of the Reii-
eicus Herald, was at Branch's Church
"Wednesday night with Rev r. n Collier,
who is holding revival services Dr. DickiE-
son, while unable TO preach. made
very earnest appeal TO the unsaved to
come to Christ
There have been u great many pro-
sessions OF religion. and quite number
have united with the c;lurch. Mr. Col
lier viii baptize them in cambridge Bap-
fist Church tonight, y-i,en the meeting
win close and Mr.. Collier will so to
Roanoke.
Personal. AND BRIEF
Carrie Shspardson, the colored girl who
was badly burned at the home of Mr..
Samuel r. owen Tuesday afternoon, IS
recovering,