The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-01
OUTLOOK GOOD
IN MANCHESTER
City Closely canvassed and Many
Transfers Gotten.
POLICE REPORT FOR OCTOBER.
Marriage to Take Place Tonight.
Church Meeting at Bainbridsc
street = News. Per-
sonai and Brief.
City Closely Canyassed and Many
Transfers Gotten.
POLICE REPORT FOR OCTOBER.
sonai and Brief
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times,
No. ilQ2 Hull Street

Manchester Bureau Richmond Times.
No. IIQ2 Hull Street.
a meeting OF the City Central Com
mittee Was held last night IN the Office
Of Chairman Robert s. Rives. Many OF
the members were present. and the re-
ports submitted by Mr.. Rives showed the
situation in Manchester most favorable ior
large Democratic gain N the coming
election. More than one hundred transfers
have been recorded by The REGISTRARS OF
the several wards. showing the city to
have been closely canvassed.
Mr.. R:yes considers Inc outlook good,
and coInpiimented The convassers on their
splendid work
POLICE REPORT
The report of the Chief OF Police. for the
month Of October. was posted last night
Arrests made. by Chief Lipscomh. y;
Jones, ., Smith L; Wright. S. Whole
force, 9; Lipseomh and Jones, 9: Iipscomh
and Wright; L: Jones and Wright, 2;
Moore. .: Total. ls3 Felony. $: mis-
demeann-, y; ordinance violation. So
WEDDING TONIGHT.
a quiet wedding VIII take place this
evening at 9 o'clock, ut the home Of
AIR. W. c. Bohannon, No. SIC East Ninth
Street. when his daughter, Miss Ora. Be-
iaanron. viii be married to Mr.. T. T.
Chatham, IT.. of Fernandilla. Fla. The
ceremony VIII be performed by Rev. j.
a. Spencer. of Danville, who will arrive in
the city this evening.
Mr.. tiaeatham IS d son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T. p. Ci1ea1flann. OF Manchester. and until
few years ago made his home here.
He Is now connected with the car-con-
etructiou department Of the Seaboard
Air Line.
After the marriage they will leave Oh
The I0:4o o'clock trair, for Fernandina,
Fla, where they viii reside in the future.
A supper was given TIN, ushers and
intimate friends Of the couple last even
ing at the brides home.
LAST MEETING
Hon. D. i. Toney, president of the
Bryan, Stevenson and Lamb Club, re-
ceived a telegram yesterday morning from
Senator Barksdale, saying he would fill
MS appointment in Manchester tonight
with pI assure.
This VIII be the last meeting of the
club until the great rally after the cleo
ton, and all members will no doubt turn
out.
Congressman LAMB ana Senator Banks
dale viii close the campaign IN Manches-
ter. Both are popular speakers. The
meeting viii again De held in Leader Hall,
and ladies are invited.
NOT IN DEBT.
An interesting meeting was held at
Bail1brid ge-Sreet Baptist Church last
GisSilI- LIE IH-tLIls iiASiIhS Inc cIoSG Oh
church year, and eports OF all Off Cers were
made showing tho church to be in
a more encouraging condition than for
many years. IL is entirely free from
debt. every claim of every kind having
been paid. Mr.. ]. ". Robertson, who is
treasurer, says there is now q surplus in
the treasury, and yet a good amount
due.
POLICE COURT.
Joe Harris (colored) was first called to
account in the Police Court yesterday
morning. Joe was charged with starting
fight and cutting a negro last Friday
night at the show grounds. The cutting
WAS not proved but he was fined 50
FOR starting the trouble.
James Dean (colored} was fined S. for
not paying his dog tax.
The following wsre summoned on the
same charge, but failed to appear: Cara
Lee. Lucy Taylor, Captain ]. T. Cook
Lizzie Jones and Allie Waynack.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
There 10 have been a joint meeting
Of the Executive Committee Of TIE Demo
cratic Club and the City Central Com
7nittee Tuesday night at Eleventh and HUI
Streets. but on account Of the absence
of the members of the Central Commit
lea no business vas transacted.
Mr. ". Y. Markham. OF Powhatan
county, IS visiting in the city
R;zw. ]. L. Chestnut, of Ashland. ar
rived in the city yest rday evening to
take charge OF and continue the revival
services at Cowardin-Avelrue Christian
Church. -.