The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-28
LABOR Al ] PARTY
IN MANCHESTER
Charles H. Corregon, the Socialist
Candidate, Makes an Address.
NEGRO REsls7s ARREST.
sunday-school Rally at Isainoridge-
Street Church-Church Services.
Police Court News. Per-
sonal and Ericf
NEGRO REslsTs ARREST.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
No 1102 Hull Street.
Charles Fl. CorreGan. Socialist candidate
for Governor of New York, who is making
a tour Of Virginia in the interests of the
Socialist-Labor party, spoke at Ninth and
Hull Streets last night to a good crowd
Rain interfered with the street meeting,
which adjourned to Anderson's Hall
The interests of the capitalists and the
wage-workecs were considered from
worl:ingman's standpoint. The political
issues advocated by the Democratic and
Republican parties-expansion. Imperial
ism and the trusts-were shown to be of
no interest to the working class. The
real ISSUE said Mr.. CorreSan. 'is be-
tween capital and socialism THE Ameri-
can people," declared the speaker. will
soon be called upon to decide whether all
the means of production-the land, the
machinery and the resources OF nature
shall be owned by a small class in society,
who by that ownership Will be enabled to
hold the liberties OF the people In their
hanis-a capitalists commentaries
whether those things necessary to human
welbeng shall be owned and operated
by ALL for the benefit Of ala cooperative
commonwealth
ARRESTS LAST NIGHT.
Dabney Cox (colored) was arrested last
night by Officers Wright and Jones. Dab
ney was creating a disturbance near the
Petersburg turnpike, and when the officers
, arrived he offered resistance, saying he
was ready to die and didn't propose to be
locked up. However, he soon changed
his mind.
! Parthera Cosby was locked up last night
for being drunk.
District Deputy Grand Woodward. OF the
Grand Lodge of Pythians will visit Man
chester Lodge tomorrow night.
Revival services will be conducted this
week at Cowardin-Avenue Christian
| Church by Rev. Harry AIimick.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL RALLY.
! An attractive programme has been ar
! ranged for the annual rally of the Balm
| bridge-Street Baptist Sunday school.
which will be held this morning
| beginning promptly at Q o'clock at the
! church. Special interest has been taken
| in the occasion by the officers and teach
| ers OF the school, with the result that
| several prominent speakers have been
| secured.
! Prof. S. c. Mitchell will deliver an adj
! dress upon the Element of Personality
| in Modern Life" Mr.. J. ]. Bayley will
| speak on ''The Home Training in Sum
! day-SchooI Work. Mr.. 3. NJ. Robertson
I will speak of what a Scholar Can Do"
| DR.. T. P. Matthews will discuss the days
! lesson The, music will be q special
feature of the meeting.
| Mr.. D. a. Richie. the famous cor
| netist, of Richmond, will take a part
! in the programme
! BEFORE THE; MAYOR.
| The aftermath OF the circus was reap
| ed in the Police Court yesterday morning.
| Cliff Elder was fined S2.1o ior the way
| he treated j. +. Fitzgerald, one of the
! shoWmen.
| Fitzgerald was discharged
| Alex Robinson (colored) was charged
| with being drunk and stealing pair of
| shoes. The charge of stealing could not
| be proven, but there was every reason TO
| believe that Alex. had been drunk, so
| he was fined $50.
I, LILY COUNCIL.
| Lily Council No. =. d. of L.. held an
| Important meeting Tuesday night, DC
| tober ed. This Council has over 200
| members. 1t has two candidates for In
| itiation next Tuesday night. and SIX APP
! pIicationS for membership on the table
! the financial condition of this Council
| is of the first order. This Council depos-
| tied in bank this quarter one hundred
dollars. making a total in bank and in
! treasurar's hands of $50
| PERSONAL. AND BRIEF.
| Mr.. Marvin Knowles, who has been Sc
| r;ousIv i'll at his fathers residence IN
swansboro, is considered very little bet
ter.
The bazaar, which has been In progress
all week at the Masonic Temple, was
+, closed with short programme land an
+! auction last night.
TO-DAY's SERVICES.
Fifth Street Methodist Church-Sunday-
| school at . A. NJ; preaching at IL y. NJ :;
| League at 4:15 in the afternoon, and
| preaching again at O'Clock by the pas
| tor.
West End Church-Sunday-seh at ':2o
A. NJ; services at IL A. NJ aud F. NJ
conducted by the pastor, Rev. a. c. Ber-
rvnan Epworth League meeting al 3
and 7:15 P. NJ. All welcome
| Regular services at Clopton-Street Ba D.
list Church by the pastor. Rev. w. W.
Rev. S. @. Wright will preach at As
bury this morning at IL o'clock; Ep-
worth League rally al 7:45 P. NJ. a cor
dial invitation to all
Central Methodist Church-SundaE-
school: preaching by the pastor, Rev j.
/ G.. Reed, at Il A. NJ and 80 p. NJ; reVi-
Rev. l.. B. Betty, of CIay-street Metho-
dist Church, Richmond. preached most
powerful sermon at Central Friday night,