The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-25
EUREKA PLANT
ALMOST COMPLETE.
Will be One CT the Largest Establish
ments in the South.
DEATH OF WILLIAM BINN.
democrats Called to Meet Tonight.
Police Court-Thc Marriage of NIr.
Maddarl and Miss Brown.
News, Personal and Brief.
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times,
1ll2 Hull Street, Beattie Block.

ILL., Hull Street, Beattie Block.
The plant of the Eureka Furniture Com
pany is now almost complete, and daily
shipments of machinery are being received
and put In place. The plant will be, when
in operating order. one Of the largest fur
niture establishments in the South, and
Will be decided addition to the many
manufacturing enterprises Of Manchester.
MR.. WILLIAM BINN.
Mr.. William Sim, well-kuown young
man of Swansborc, died yesterday morn
ing at s o'clock at his home. Mr. Binu had
been LII some time with consumption, and
his death came not as a surprise. He was
in the twenty-fo,,rth year of his age, and
leaves several. brothers and sisters. The
funeral will take place from ST. Peters
Cathedral Sunday afternoon. The hour has
not been decided upon.
Mr.. Charles Wake and family returned
yesterday afternoon from Virginia Beach,
where they have spent the last month.
Mrs. White and daughter, of Portsmouth.
and Miss Spencer, of HaTrlsoaburs. are
visiting Mrs. ]. r. Perdue, on Porter
Street.
Mrs. NJ ~ Craig and daughter. Miss
Agnes. ard Miss Ella Baughman. have re-
turned from a visit to Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
Mr.. c. r. Craig left last night on a
business trip tc Washington and Alexan-
dria.
Mrs. NJ. \. Eubank is quite III at her
residence on Porter Street, between Ihir-
teenth and Fourteenth
Misses Emma and Fredericka Lamb are
visiting friends in Portsmouth.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
The Democrats of the city are request
ed to turn out in full force TO-
night and attend the meeting TO be heid
in the Mayors courtroom, for the pur-
pose of organizing a Democratic campaign
club
Several speeches will be made by local
politicians and the fight will be declared
on.
ALICE BRADsON DISCHARGED.
Mrs. Alice Bradson. charged with being
drunk and disorderiy on the street thurs
day, was discharged.
w. E. Davis. George Williams and Jim
WILLIAMS were arrested Thursday
night by Officer Smith. charged
with trespassins and stealing water
melons from the property of Mr.
C. a. Goode, in the First ward
Davis and George Williams were fined $3.50
each and Jim Williams. being the smallest
one in the lot was given a fioggns, after
which court adjourned.
A RUNAWAY.
a team belonging TO Mr.. Ben. Griffin. of
Chesterfield, became frightened while
standing in front of Cersley's store, in
Swansboro, Thursday evening, and ran
away At Clopton and Hull Streets, they
collded with laundry wagon. upsetting
it and doing some damage. The horses
were caught at this place and further
damage prevented.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Mr.. Augustine Royal left yesterday
morning on his vacation, which he will
spend with Mrs. Royal at Nimrod Hill, in
Bath county.
Rsv w W. sisk will return to-day
from Powhatan county. where he has been
conducting a revival service.
Mr.. Clifford Goode, who has been quite
Ill. is improving.
The Board OF Supervisors of Chester
field will meet Monday at the courthouse in
regular session.
Miss Bert johnson has returned to her
home in Norfolk
Mrs. George w. Blankenshp and chill
drsn left yesterday for Prince George
county
sam Carlton tcoloredp was arrested
by E. n. Sheffield Atlantic Coast Line
hearing before Squire Jones, ne was
given ten days in Chesterfield Jail.
Carlton says his home is in Newport
News.
Mr. Sidney A Madaard and Miss Minnie
b Brown were married. Tuesday night a.
the brides home, on Ninth and Perry