The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-15
| AMB AND WALLACE
TO MEET MONDAY
Will Have Joint Debate in Leaoef
Hall, Manchester.
VIRGINIA CLUB RENTS HALL.
Lamb and Wallace Clubs Made Ar
engagements tor Debate. and There
is General misunderstanding.
South side News.
VIRGINIA CLUB RENTS HALL.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.

hlaDCntSIPT butsdt, It!NI!llDlu llIItS,
1902 Hull Street.
Mcssrs. Jefferson Wallace and John
Lamb will speak next Monday night at
Leader Hall in this city, the two clubs
representing each faction arranging for
the debate Leader Hall bids fair TO be
packed as it has not been for many
months with citizens Of Manchester. who
are personally acquainted with each
candidate and have expressed their opiE-
lens as to whom they viii support
Some claim the speaking will take
place under the auspices OF the Virginia
Democratic Club, but this is contradicted
by others. who say the Virginia Club has
nothing to DO with inviting the speakers
here and that the Wallace and Lamp
clubs are responsible for bringing bhenl
At meeting of the Wallace Club we'd
nesday night there was a committee ap-
pointed to sec the president OF the Laiao
Club and make arrangements lor inc
speaking Mt some time next week. ms
committee met the Lamb representa- 'cs
yesterday morning early and agreed on
Monday night as the time for the debate
During the day 1t was learned that MT
Robertson, president Of the Virginia
Club. had rented the Leader Han Tor
Monday night and the report got abroad
that the speaking would be under the
auspices OF the Virginia Club. Members
OF the Wallace Club denied this. and SAID
the two clubs, one representing each
candidate. had arranged to get the two
aspirants here, and that the meeting
would be under their joint auspices.
TWO ACCIDENTS
Mr. Bass. OF 124 East Ninth Street. met
with a very painful accident yesterday
while at work at Trigss, in Richmond
Several pounds of iron fell some distance
and struck him on the head He was
treated In Richmond and brought TO his
home here. where DR.. Hill saw him.
Mr.. Brandon a Manchester youth, was
also painfully, injured at Trigg's Eester-
day. He was doing nicely last night.
AFFECTS MANCHESTER.
There is general interest in the or
ranizing of a Twin-City League OF Rich
mond in which Manchester is represent
ed by the "Blue Jeans" team. who are
favortes here. After playing several
games the winner of the pennant in TINS
league will make attempt to take
n game from one OF the teams in the
Tri-City League The boys contend that
they arc just as good as the IIl-Clty
boys, and see no reason why game
cannot be taken by them they get
their PLAYERS together.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. Augustine Royal leaves to-day
spending several weeks. taking much
needed rest from his labors here.
Miss Bessie Alsop is indisposed at her
home IN the city.
Miss Eva Fuqua, Of the city, is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. l.. w. Fuquas in
Roanoke.
Miss Bertha Hicks. of Powhatan coun-
tv, is the guest Of Miss Edna. Toney, Of
this city.
Mrs Augustine Royal Of Porter Street.
leaves to-day for Crockett to spend sew
eral weeks,
Miss Mary Whitehead. daughter of
Colonel Whitehead. of Halifax county,
Is the charming guest of the Misses
Strader. of McDonough Street
Mr. I. C. Gates who has been so i'll
at her home on Fourteenth Street,
reported to be somewhat better last
night.