The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-30
BUSINESS MEN
OF MANCHESTER
Action Of the City Council Discussed
at Length.
MARRIAGE IN sWANsBoRo.
1ndtano,a Tribe Of Red Ncn-NcS
Years Gcrman-Nc"s,
Personal and
Brief.
,,onchester Bureau Richmond Times.

Business Men Association heia ia9e
night, devoted entirely to discussion OF
the recent action OF the City Council in
refusing the request of the ASSOCIATION
In regard 10 the amendment of the blli
OF amendments to the city charter. Inc
future course TO be pursued by the asso-
citation was not definitely decided upon.
but was referred TO the Executive Com
mitiec. DR.. W. p. Mathews, president OF
the body, presided, and called in turn
lpon each member present for an eX-
preston OF his views on the lnuch-dis-
cussed question.
Mr.. Augustine Royal was the first 10
speak. He expressed the views which he
has held since the question was first
opened. He considered that the Associa-
lion had been turned down again by
the Council, and stated that he was in
favor of taking hold of the matter and
making an effort to secure the amend
ment to the bill as advocated and desired
by the Association. in spite of the action
of the Council. The difference between
the Association and the Council is the
time at which the proposed changes go
into effect. The Council considers that
July 1st. 1902, is the most desirable date,
while the Association sees no reason for
the delay, and wishes the bill amended
SO as 70 put the changes into effect on
July LIST, 1891.
Messrs. Gallagher. Burkcrt, Toney,
Washington, Walker and BEDFORD spoke
roicing the sentiments of Mr.. Royal
Mr. Z. II. Wells made splendid speech
explaining the views of the more con-
sentative members of the Association
and suggesting that the only course to be
followed by the Association was to allow
the matter to rest as 1t is, and not to
ensender further hard feeling between
The two bodies. DIR. Mathews and Mr.
l'ulliam spoke along the same. line
The following members OF the associa-
ton were present: Dr. w p. Mathews
r W. Reans. J. Z. Bedford, w. II.
Washington, D. L. Pulliam, D. L. Toney.
a j. Gellaser, DR.. W. F. Merchant, DR.
Lawrence Ingram, Charles Burkert. John
z. Walker, A ]. Daffron, Augustine
Royal. L. J. Smith, Z. IL Wells, Joseph
Linton.
MARRIAGE IN sWANsBoRo.
Mr.. James w. Treyillian and Miss Rosa
u. TURNKEY were married last night at
Iopton-Street Baptist Church, IN Swans
boro. The ceremony WIS performed by
Key w w. Sisk. pastor of the church,
The bridal party reached the church at
9 O'Clock, and proceeded at once to the
alter. when the simple and impressive
ceremony was performed. The attendants
were Miss Tina Merritt, maid of honor
Mr. J. Z. y. Trerillian, best man, and
Nessrs. Titus Loser, Charles Irwin, and
NJ. NJ Johnson, uShers. After the cere-
'nony j reception was rendered the couple
at the brides home, to which a host of
friends Were invited. Mrs. Trcrillian IS :,
daughter of Mr.. and SII.s. w T. TURNKEY,
and most popular young lady She has
fer sometime been leading soprano in the
CHOIR at Caopton-Street Church.
Mr.. Treyillian is a young merchant OF
Swansboro. They Will make their future
home in SwansbCro.
SERVICES RECOGNIZED.
IT is learned through Il telegram from
Washington that Passed-Assistant Sur
geon John +. Bransford. OF this city, will
soon be promoted to the grade OF full
surgeon and retired. Representative
Lamb has received the promise of Speaker
Henderson for an early recognition of the
bill pending, which grants the President
the power TO reward Surgeon Bransford
Tor his distinguished services in the war
with Spain. Surgeon Bransford is now in
The volunteer navy. He contracted cry
sipelas during the Santiago campaign.
which has injured his eyes and SO untitled
him for active service. Surgeon brans-
ford is related to Mrs w. B. Cox and
Treasurer Joe Bronaugh, of this city.
1ND1ANOLA TRIBE.
Monday night IndianoIa Tribe. No. 80
lied Men, held a most interesting meet
ing. The Tribe was visited by Great
Sachem Charles 7. Phillips. of Richmond
After the routine business of the Tribe
the members gathered around the camp
lire. and amidst the curling smoke, lis
tened TO the Indian stories, etc.
The Great Sachem made most instruc-
tive address. and speeches were made by
Mr.. c. S. Wells and others. Mr. VIM J.
Morrissett sang the Fatal Rose of Red
Mr.. Mccain sang "A Woman's Tongue
and Mr.. w. I. Hart entertained in his
ininitable way. A sketch team, Nessrs.
Davis and Pacini, also proved highly en-
joyable. The members were loud in their
praise of the admirable way the members
OF 1ndianola entertained.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brady, Of Balti-
more, are visiting friends in the city.
Colonel and Mrs. A. G. Evans are in
New York city on a pleasure trip.
MIR. II. Y. BALDWIN retursed Monday
night from Farmrille.
Mr.. Floyd Bass is Ill with the grip at
ais home. on Twelfth and Bainbridge
S;reets.
The Manchester German Club will give
their New-1ear dance on the 18th OF
February at Leader Hall.
J he police are working on the rob-
berry Of Domains ware house on Saturday
night, but have not Yet gotten a clue OF
my benefit.
Hestia Conclave of Eeptasophs and
o"dnsporo SoncldNe VIII meet on Tues
day, February 9Th. when they will COM
hine 10 form one Conclave and after the
meeting fine banquet Will be served by
The ladies of Central church for the Con-
clare and friends.
Mr., cheslea S. Dorset and Miss Kath-
leen /. Stapelkemp were married Mon
day morning at the parsonage of the
Bainh:idee-Street Baptist church by Rev.
e. Y. Badly
The Street Committee will meet to-
morrow night IN the engineers Office.
The Cemetery Committee will meet on
the same night in the Council Chamber
at 7:30 p. NJ.
The Ladies Aid Society of Clopton-
Street Church will meet this af-
sernooh at O'Clock al the residence of
MI George y. Reams, on gainhridra
Street Business of Importance will he
transacted.
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