The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-03
THE SlTCIA TON
IN MANCHESTER
Democrats Feel That the Campaign
Has Been Well Done.
DEATH OF MRS, SULLIVAN.
The Marriage Of Mr.. Cheatham and
Miss Bohannon-iiev.J j. a. spen-
Ger Is i'll the Cisy-Ncws,
Personal and Brief:
Manchester bureau. Richmond Times.

No. llU2 Hull Street.
A meeting of the City Central Committee
is called for tonight by Chairman Ropsss
s. Riyes, to be held in his office in the
Leader building at O'Clock. rms VIII
probably be the last meeting OF the COM
mittce before the election, ana an hel''peis
are urged TO be present as there Is d
considerable amount of business TO De
transacted Mr.. Rives is stifl conheent OF
a large Democratic gain in the city OF
Manchester. Hon. D. l.. Toney THINKS the
enthusiasm and interest in the presen.
campaien will bring out a large vote. Ii
such is the case he will be largely reSpou-
sioie; for through mis- labor the Bryan.
Stevenson and Lamb Club was made Il
live and active campaign organization,
The Republicans are conducting Il sun
hunt, and judging from the registration
book have registered every eligible negro
in the city. This however, has been OIL
set bS the close canvass made OF the
wards by the CITY Central Committee. and
now as the beginning of the end IS az
hand they feel that their work has been
well done, and are not afraid OF the inal
result.
DEATH OF MRS. SULLIVAN.
The news of the death of Mrs. Fannie
E. Sullivan, mother OF Rev. j. ~ sun
van, pastor of Oak-Grove Baptist Shurci''
was heard III Manchester yesterday morn
ing with the de, pest regret. Mrs
at 7:3o O'Clock at her late home,
No. S11 II West Clay Street. She
had been i'll some time, being con-
! lined to her bed for the last six months.
| There had been little hope of her recovery
| for several weeks past. She was hftN-
| one years OF age. and is survived by her
! husband. Mr.. John j. Sullivan. aud SIX
| children-two daughters Misses Willie
| and Fannic) and four sons tAtessrs j. y.
| Sullivan, Of Manchester: d. L.. Guy and
| Harold all living in Richmond me
| fun raj service will take place from the
| Second Baptist church, of which the
| deceased had long been a member. at
| l.. Smith will conduct the service inter
| m mt will be made in River View Gene
| terry.
QUIET MARRIAGE.
| Mr.. It. 2. Cheatham Jr.. and Miss Ora
| Bohannon were married Thursday night at
the brides home, No. SIG East N,ntn
| Street. The ceremony was performed by
Rev ]. A. Spencer, of Danvile Mr.. and
| Mrs Cheatham left at once Tor theif
| future home in Florida.
Personal AND BRIEF.
The ..C,hrist;an Band of Central Metho-
| dist church is preparing for an old-fash-
| toned supper to be given i'll the near tu-
| ture.
Judge Ingram adjourned Hastings Court
| for the term yesterday morning.
The only case before the Mayor yester-
! day morning was Luther Dabney tcoioreo),
! charged with beating. his wife. He was
| fined 500
The regular meeting of the Swansboro
| Conclave OF Heptasophs met at the
| residence of Mr.. c. A. Raines, in swans
| 5oro, last night at $50 o'clock.
| There will be a Sunday-School mission
| airy rally at West-End Church next Sun
| day morning commencing at 10 CLOCK. Inc
| public cordially invited
! Prof J. a. Sprenkcl, Field Secretary of
| Virginia State Sunday-School Association.
| will conduct q Sunday Teachers institute
at Central Methodist Church Hext Sun
| day afternoon at o'clock.
! Cowardin-Avenue Christian Church. but
| now of Danville, is in the city. Mr. Spen-
| eel. came on Thursday evening TO perform
| the marriage ceremony of Mr.. I. p
| Cheatllan and Miss Ora Bohannon.
| Rev. T. L. Chestnut. OF Ashland. ar
| rived in Manchester Thursday and preach
| ed to a large audience that night at CO.
| warE.g Avenue Christian Church. He
| preached again last night upon the subject
| of the Life that B!esses the World
| Rev. Mr.. Bagby preached Thursday
! night at the revival service at Clopton-
Street Baptist Church 10 the .arsest con-
] srcsaton that has been present since the
| meeting began His subject was War
| fare The public is invited TO these meet
! Squire Cheatllam's court was in session
| yesterday morning for the dispose, oil
| several civil warrants.
| Rev L. Is. Collier, who is holding very
| successful meeting i'll Chesterfield county
| returned TO the city Yesterday mornins'
| and brought with him a deer, which he
/ killed Thursday, weighing 81 pounds Mr..
| Collier will go to the mountains next
| week to hold meetings and shoot deer