The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-13
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Meeting Of Business Mems Associa'
ton in Manchester.
WANT BETTER CAR SERVICE.
Mr. pulIsam Declares the City is Not Getting
Fair Treatment Want Better Railroad
FaclIi,ies-osher Items from
the South Side.
Manchester Bureau, RICHMOND Times,

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. 1192 Huh Street.
The Brsiress Mems Association of Man
chester held their regular hnonthly
meeting last right with the best attend
ance secured for some months. Vice
President Pniliam presided and sub
mitted the report OF the Executive Com
1nittee. He brought to the attention or
the body the fact that the association
was in need of a collection. he argued
earnestly, and elcqucntly for the best IN.
tercst of the association and succeeded
in greatly reviving the lukewarm mem
bcrs. In making the report of the street
car Committee, Mr.. Pulliam hsaid"the
Passenger and Power Company We're not
maintaining a good schedule above the
sheds on the Perry-Street line. and ne
did not think the city was being ,IrcaIeQ
fairly At the present time the residents
Of Forcs. Hill are only getting a twenty
minutes schedule.
Tho attention of the body was called
to the present condition Of the, different
railroad stations. After 1870. p. NJ. there
IS no -aitinG-room open for the pas
scpeers. and some OF tire citizens who
travel often are much inconve1Ienced by
not having any place to sit and wait for
their train This question brought about
come discussion, and the Executive Com
ni.tce will look into the matter. 1t is
will take the matter of good streets up
at tho next meeting and some action Will
probably lie taken looking to the better
ment of al, tie streets. .5ss
ar. G., atznowsl1i was in favor Of a BAN
:1uet in the near future. The body, how
ever, took no action in the matter Inc
meeting was an interesting one, ana on
motion Of Mr.. Wells cigars were passed
around, much to the enjoyment OF those
present.
CAR COLLIDES WITH WAGON.
Car Nor T., of the Hull-Street line,
struck a grocery wagon yesterday even
fng at Seventh and McDonough Streets
and turned 1t over. but fortunately not
hurting any one This corner is dam
gerous one for vehicles. The lumber YARD
which is on the corner makes 1T lElpossi-
hle for a motorman to see anStfnlns on
McDonough Street until he is directly an
the street It was learned yesterday that
the driver Of the wagon turned his morse
directly in front of the car and the mo-
torrnan could not stop in the distance lie
had. The wagon was later removed 10
Mr.. Uilman's store.
STOLE a BICYCLE
Thieves entered the yard of Mrs. Hin
nant, on Fourteenth Street, yesterday
and carried away a bicycle belonging 10
her little son The family were at din
ner at the time and when the wheel Vas
missed they started a search, which .e-
suited in the information that negro
was seen going down Perry Street with
I he .nacl,ine The family think they know
hin and will have him in a few days.
ACUTE MANIA.
Mr. A. L. Campbell was taken TO tne
city Jail yesterday. where he will be cared
for until the authorities from Wiiiia!ns-
burg can take him away. AT one time
Yesterday he was very violent, and ser-
eral men had TO hold him. Drs. Rucker
and Ingram pronounced his case acute
mania. which was brought on by his &C
tivity in the past campaign be did a iot
of work for the Prohibitonists and be-
came greatly stirred up over the cam
paign.
nf,. r NJ. Carr was brought to the
Police Station yesterday morning and
thought to be suffering from liver trou-
Die. He had terrible case of yellow
iaundice. and it is thought that this nal
something 20 do With the wandering state
of his mind He was taken in charge by
the members of Stuart Lodge Odd-Fel-
lows. and will he cared for.
MARRIED YESTERDAY.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day Inv clerk nuval to Mr. Thomas J.
Vest and AIRS. Charlotte M. Owens. They
arc s,yty-sever and sixty-five years old
respectively They were married Jester
day iv the Rev Mr.. Reynolds. The u1al,y
friends of the couple wish them a long
and happy future together.
Mr. Alex. Wright, treasurer of New
South Council, il. Q. u. A. NJ. has paid
Mrs r. NJ. Waldrop the $3.50 on account
Of the death of her husband. which &C.
Cured last month. Tlla council is now
in a fiourishing condition and has large
Miss Fannie Foster is confined to her
home on account Of rheumatism
Mr. r. A Palmer is indisposed at his
home on Decatur Street
Rev T. S. Wallace left yesterday to at
tend the Methodist Conference at New
por: News.
Master John Bergman. who has been
III, was worse yesterday.