The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-17
Harmony RESTORED
IN MANCHESTER.
Meeting To Morrow Night Will
Be Largely Attended.
WALLACE CLUB PROTESTS
Sad Death of Young Harry Walden.
Much Interest in Stokes Murder
Trial-CounseI Retained by
Prisoners-Ot"er News.
WALLACE CLUB PROTESTS
Sad Death of Young Harry Walden.
L,,tarae. IN Stokes Murder
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
Prisoners-Ot"er News

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
11Ol Hull Street.
There VIII be meeting at Leader Hall
to- morrow night in Manchester. when
Captain John Lamb and Mr.. Jefferson
Wallace rival aspirants for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress from the
Third District, will make addresses
President Robertson, of the Virginia
Democratic Cub, makes this announce
menr and states that the citizens gen.
orally and all members of the Wallace
and Lamb Clubs are invited to be presenS
and the officers of the clubs are invited
to seats upon the stage
There was a meeting of the Executive
Committee of the Wallace Club last
night and the members placed themselves
on record as condemning the action OF
Mr.. Robertson in renting the hall for
Monday night on his own account and
refusing to Yield but for the sake Of
harmony they would accsde to the ar
rangement and there is every prospect
that the meeting will be largely attend
ed and that the followers of both cs1di-
dates will be on hand in large numbers.
A SAD DEATH.
Gently peacefully and quietly the soul
Of J. Harry, the only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Walden. of Semmes Avenue.
took its flight to realms of bliss Friday
night at II o'clock. Like candle the lit
tie life went out, and darkness envelopes
the home. The little fellow was only
thirteen years old, and the idol of the
home. Only for short period had ne been
sick when the hand of an all wise provi-
derce la;ned him. The grief stricken
mother ard father have the sincere sym
rathy CT the entire community in their
sa6dest hour.
The funeral takes place from the Pres
byterian Church this morning at 10
O'clock. the Rev. c. N. VanHouten Off
cid ting.
IN MURDER CASE.
Though all parties are colered, when
the trial of the negroes for the killing
of one of their race comes before jury
here, there will be the greatest interest
felt by the whole city. Mr. Harry
Smith was in the city yesterday and
has been retained by Hatcher and Cal
lais as their counsel. Mr.. D. L. Pullam
has been retained to represent all three
Hilton. Hatcher and Calais. Mr.. G. S.
Wing, of Nottoway county, has been re-
tanned by Hilton. 1t Is said there will
be another attorney in the case OF these
three negroes. while as yet Davis. the
negro charged with the murder. has
secured no attorney. He says he will
not have any. The court will have to
APPOINT some one to represent him in
the case.
IN THE SANCTUARIES.
Rev. r. NJ. Chandler returned to the
city yesterday and will fill his pulpit at
Central Methodist Church to-day
At night there will be union services
held.
Rev. W. W. Sisk returned yesterday
from some part of Chesterfield where he
has been assisting in a revival He will
fill his pulpit Tomorrow and return
next week to Salem to assist the Rev.
Mr.. Nettles.
There will be no services at Balm
bridge Street Baptist Church to-day.
owing to the repairs being made there
by the carpenter.
Rev. Benjamin Dennis fills his pulpit
at Meade Memorial Church at both SER
vices.
Regular services at the Presbyterian
Church by the Rev. Mr. Camnhal.
Services at West End Church to-day;
Sunday-school at $3.50 A. NJ; preach
ing at II y. NJ. and P. NJ by the
pastor, Rev. a. c. Bergman.
The young ladies of West End Church
will give a trolly-party next Friday
night, August 22d. to Lakeside Park
Cars will leave corner Hull and CIop-
ton Streets. Swansboro, for the benefi.
of the church.
Fifth Street Methodist Church. preach
ing at II A. NJ. and P NJ by the pas
God So Loved the World" Evening
"a Call to the Thirsty"
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Fannie Johnson, of Manchester
leaves to-day for Moseley's Junction to
visit friends and relatives.
Fashti, the little child OF Mr.. James
low ;-
no hope for the little one.
The funeral of Mr.. Brown was in
Petersburg Saturday. Rev. Mr.. Guyer.
formerl~ OF Richmond. preached the flu
neal Mr.. W. ]. Morrisette. by special
request. sang the favorite solo of the
deceased.
Mr. R. c. Broaddus has secured the
sole agency of what is known 9 rfe
Gold Brand butter. an ad of when ap-
pears in this paper. The sale of this
edible is large.
There will be a stated communication
o. Manchester Lodge No. IA. A. f. and
a. NJ. held Monday night in their tenn
Mr.. James Holiday. of Fifteenth
Street. is reported to be confined to his
BID.
Mr.. w. j. Carter has returned from
three days outing in the Valley OF Vir-
einia, where he served as one of the
iudg-s at the Harrisonburg Horse Show
The Swansboro Bluebirds were defeated
by- the Red Pants yesterday afternoon at
Forest Hill Park by a score of to I.
Saunders did the twirling fer the Red
Fants, while Avis handed up the sphere
for the Swansboro aggregation.
Mrs. w. P. Mathews and family, ac-
co,npanied by her sister. Miss Martha
Graham, left few days ago for Ctncin
rau, where Mrs Mathews will visit her
parents.
Mr. R. c.. Broaddus had yesterday five
melons coming from the farm Of Mr.. Je-
ter. OF Powhatan county, which weighed
total of go pounds. They were the
incest seen this season.
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