The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
.MaYsHarFjs1 Passes the Door Without
Enteriin g.
GERMAN i y 4 LEAD Err HALL |.
Robert s. Riyes Will Be q Candidate for
commonWeaIiIl's Attorney 10 Appoint
Sergeant Personal hlention
IRON, the South Side.
Manchester. Bureau. Richmond Times.
3. LOO Hui. Street. - .
!. = 81.

AIMS. ouSe Thursday without telling =tne
o1ncers where sne.$ was going, is AZ
the present time staying with cousin OF
her husband s, in Swansboro, and not
win her 1alner, Mr.. ". j.. Williams, the
merchant on upper null Street air. w IL
l.ams said last night e..at she had passed
the store yesterday without enter1ne,
and when ne sent to see about her she
salo she was able to care for 5herssi.
Two detectives, employed by hf. WI
uams, are working ,ne case, but nnd II
difficult to make any Roadway, on &C
count of the secrecy maintained by the.
girl Mr. Williams said he would ike
to take his. daughter home and care for
her. but she would not let him. She Is
only seventeen years old, but as been
married for years. No one has hearo
from her husband for some time, as ae
had not lived with ner for more than
twelve months.
DELIGHTFUL GERMAN.
The Manchester German Club gave q
delightful dance last night at the 5Leado:
Hall, The german was under the SUI
pervision Of Messrs. NJ. l.. Fendley. g..
r. Patterson and a. r. Turpln. Inc
fai err sexlwere in the majority ana the
dancers enjoyed themselves until late
hour This was the first dance sven oy
this club for many months, the club haV-
ing disbanded. 1t was revived by the
above young men who. anticipate another
of the same In a few weeks. There were
many visitors present who expressed
III mselve: as highly delighted.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HOWLEIT
The funeral Of Mrs. E. i. Hewlett took
place from the residence, No 222 East
tenth St.ect. Yesterday afternoon. There
was a largo attendance Of the sorfoW-
ing f.ie.4ds Of the deceased and OF her
family. The service was conducted by
Rev. e. " Bady. pastor OF asino ridse
Street Baptist Church. OF which Mrs.
hewlett mad long oecn a member, assist
ed bvs .Rey. ID. ~, Solly Of Immanuel
Church, sRichmond,. Of which Mrs. How
lett $ daughter is a member. MI. W.J
Morrissetr sang veW sWeetly the beau
t.ful song, Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me. The
in.erment was made in Maury Cemetery
ARE MOVING BACK.
As5fthe result ,sof the recent freshct
many Of the Scitizens OF the city have
been practically made homeless. Ihe
water drove many from their homes and
ali daW yesterday they were bustly en-
gagged moving from their houses. There
are a lot Of men who have caught
enough drift wood to last them the rest
Of the winter. BY a little airing TINS
wood dealers and many are getting some
Of their ,lostsf furniture back by seliins
wood. sIe25f ';s.;..s,, ---
Mr.. Robert S. Rivesswnl be a candtdat to
for Commonw cal tn $ -Attorney at the
spring eleeti6n.. Mr.. tFaives says he feels
confident ,ofE1selection,. and Will make
different. campaign from any nG. ~
fore made. His announcemen emit viii orln 6
others OUT and for3sttlis Office the race
Will BE second to tnatifor the mayoralty y.
II is al positive fact that there Will be
three young lawyers III. the race for the
attorneyship..7an and, the hottest .canpalsn
ever fought will Etakex place. .ME. flves
says he has the advantage ny HaSlns
more experience in campaigns, and does
not feel the least anxious as to the OUT
o0itV FOR APPOINTMENT.
Ambition will be presented to Judge
| ingram i'm the next few days ask
Ing him to- appoint Mr.. Walter Eursuson
as sergeant to fill the vacancy caused oy
tha eath Of Mr.. H. g. Furguson: Mr..
Wro,ter r1,rguson is one Of Inc strongest
democrats in the city. and his TRENDS
are legion. He has done good work t:lt for
1beanarty. and is remem Dertd for MS &C
1ivi1v in the election OF city oInclaIs. He
.-iI15 stanakfor election in the spring, and
wlll very likely be erected. Inc 1uu jugs
has not as yet made any chanses IN lhe
oI1ice and told Mr.. Fisher, the deputy 20
| the:late sergeant, to carry on the BUSINESS business
! as he had before.
1 PFTRSONALS AMI zo1SAAAg
| Tho meeting Of the ChautauQua slas'
night was of quite an lnterss.ins 100. ~ 3
Or w. Pr Mathews was the ieaoer atlo
! -nsss,ihiectr very interesting as ven as
;nstrnc1iye, The musical feature recently
ADDS, TO the circle affords much pleesure
| ~ the members, Many young men ana
ladies were present.
The Finance COMMITTEES oid not See ~
eetlaer quorum last nlsnt' quo =. -
S>1N-N'O~' - night ct ~
o clock. of
GO ,sboro. have returned to their none
80 .,erdine a week in Alliance.
Mics Ruth Jones, OF Winterpock,i VINO
has heen visiting friends in the city, mas
returned to her home.
Mr.. Willie Claiborne left last nlsnt LOT 70!
tho West, after spending some time with
rela lives here -,
Mr. William Amos is yet critically III
at mis- home on null street. Lutte nope
Of his recovery Is held out.
New South Council, Jr o. u A. NJ:
! held a large and well-attended meeting
last night at their hall. The new officers
were installed, after which q supper y ' sis
| rendered the members.
Perry Street is in a very bad condition
now from the effects of the recent Inn
| movements. of the Passenger and Power
|
| Con,pauy
The choir OF; ade-Memorial Church
met last night for practice.
Mrs. BID. .Baber is improving very
| re- pidly from her recent illness.
Mrs. Floyd Neal is vet in a serious con-
| lition and her friends are very anxious
about her welfare
MI. John Amos Is at the bedside Of his
brother, who is very ILL.,
Mr.. C. w. Sampson lis visiting in Cali
torria4 RE r7rs-ettlc there TO live, hay-
| ing relatives there now.
5Es=ttsSs
Military sotes..
The grand mount of the Seventeen vir-
ginia Regiment will take place Monday
night at $50 o'clock Mt their armory on
Seventh Street. Captain W. E. Thompson
will be officer OF heday. Lfeutenants J..
|. r. Cherry. OF Company A. and John W
f starke OF Company B, will be officers Of
i the guard.
COMPANY A held their regular, drill last
i nirht. TIL. men made good showing,
this being the first drill since the holidays.