The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
Mr.. MONTAGUE
SPEAKS TONIGHT
He and Colonel Willard Appear BE-
fore the Virginia Club.
Mr.. GEORGE E. FISHER IN TOWN.
H. Makes Tour of Inspection Over Street.
Car Marriage Of Mr.. Woodall aud
Miss Bournc-News, Personal and
Brief, OF Ra1ohest:r.
Mr.. GEORGE {. FISHER IN TOWN.
;tcr Bureau, Richmond Times,

Manchester Bureau Richmond ilmes,t
No lloo Hull Street.
Acknowledgement Montague and Coiollel
Joseph T. Willard, the Democratic nom
inees for Governor and Lieutenant-GoV-
ernor, will speak at Leader Hal to-Insht-
These distinguished gentlemen come pc
fore the voters of the city at the Urgent
invitation OF the Virginia oemocrauc
Club. 1t will be Mr.. MontaSue's first
speech in the city during the present cam
paisn and Mr.. Willards first introduction
to the people of the Southside, who so
toyany supported him for second place
The crowd to hear these gentlemen Will
no doubt be the largest which has gath
cred at a political meeting in the city
for many years. Mr.. Montague is the
ideal of the Manchester people, and at
all times when he has appeared before
them great crowds have welcomed him.
The meeting is being widely advertised
throughout the county. and no doubt
many citizens from Chesterfield will come
to town.
QUIET WEDDING.
Mr. Charles S. Woodall and Miss Jen-
ME Bourne were married last evening at
$50 O'clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott McRae. on SeysStlr and Porter
Streets. The ceremony was performed by
DR.. Robert p. Kerr, OF Richmond. in the
large parlors of this colonial home. Many
. friends of the couple were present
Mr. Woodall is employed at the shops
of the Southern Railway Company. After
an informal reception IN the pariers
where the marriage took place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodall left for the north.
MR. FISHER HERE.
Mr.. GeorEs T. Fisher OF the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company, and Mr..
Fritz Sitter0ing. vice-presidsn' of the
company, were in the city yesterday m
srecting the tracks on both car INES. II
is understood that new rail Will be put
on ,,uper Hull Street and part OF Perry
in the near future.
A WORTHY CAUSE.
The charitable people of Manchester
Were. called on Yesterday evening 10
helm what seemed to be an extremely
sad case. A man, woman, and SIX s1naii
girls We're trying to get TO South caro-
lima, where they had FRIENDS. IheS siept
in a vacant house near the feterspu! 3
depot Provisions and some money %eie
furnished them TO help them ON their
way.
The ladies Of Central Methodist Church
are conducting a very successful rum
mage sale at No 1920 Hull. Street. They
are to be commended for their noole
work.
Rev. e. V. Badly is conducting series
| of meetings at Branchs Church, I'D
Chesterfield.
extremely i'll with typhoid fever, is
somewhat better.
FOOT MASHED.
Mr. Willie. Cournow had the misfortune
70 have his foot badly mashed yester-
6av while at work at the Southern shops.
1Jc was taken to his home on tourteentn
Street, where DR.. P. Mathews rendered
the necessary medical aid.
HOME ROBBED.
"Wednesday night while ar. i'trcro1
was away from his home, on Cowardil
Avenue thieves entered and ransacke'
his house. They were evidently scarce
off by passers-by, as nothing vas taken
Yesterday Mayor Maurice had Char
lie White. the negro man who stole a sun
| of clothes from the store OF j. Moses
and was captured by the boys before
him. He was given thirty days.
PERSONAL AND BRlEF.
John Aboott. for being drunk, was fined
| s.. 80, which was promptly palo oy Mt
Peasants.
judges William I. clopton and ". 8
! Cox were at Powhatan Courthouse o.
! legal business
| Mr. Willis Puiliam, who is one of tn
most promising young lawyers at III
Manchester bar, is at Amelia COURTEOUS
| on business.
The quarterly union meeting Of the
| Methodist Sunday-schools of Manchester
| will take place Sunday evening at SO
o'clock at west-End Church. The opcnins
nrayer will be delivered by Rev. J.
| Green. pastor of Ashnury chapel. Iht
| addresses will be oy Rev. j. G. Reed ant
1 Rev. ]. S. Wallace. 800,
| infant baptism will be at 8 o,clocl
| par Kerry
| man. The public cordially invited.
The little boy of Mr.. 7. A Palmer. wh'
w,s in Richmond Carnival week, IS We
| critically i'll. DR.. Mathews Will per
/ form an operation on Saturday
| Mr.. Willie A. Phillips confined to III
| home on account of sickness.
Mr. Henry Brands. formerly Of Man
chester. but now of Selma, Ala,
| visiting his parents. on cambridge Street
Mrs. Mary Brown. of Cripple Greek
| Colorado. arrived In the city last nigh:
and will spend some time visiting he
/ brother, Mr. II. c. Beettle. She has no
| been in Manchester before In many years
Mr. John Daniel. the popular operate
| for the Atlantic Coast Line, has accept
ed a position IN Pendar. N. c., and III
/ friends regret very much to see hir
leave. Mr.. Maybre Will succeed him here
Misses Mayme and Matte Bergman
OF Swansboro. were reported very Ill yes
terday evening.
Dr. BleSsoe. of GordonSvdIle. is visit
ing the Rev. A. G. Bergman.
Miss Bessie Alsop is confined te -
home on account OF sickness.
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