The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-04
LADIES NAY GET
INTO POLITICS
inogemantAmo Them 10 Secure
More Police.
THIEF AT WORK IN DWELLINGS
Gold Nates, Razor, aud Small Change Taken
Aaay-sir Page Nay Run.
Personal Notes From
s,agchester-
THIEF AT WORK IN DWELLINGS
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Mancnestcr BuIcai1, Richmond Times,
No. Iios iiBll Street.
1gaerc is a movement among severed OF
Tic ladies OF this city, which bids lar
Is l,.5,e some weight with the rnerni,ers
OF lie Council and the candidates VINO
afc BOW in the iieid fo, tie different
I6sitioiis. They tsiislt more pe!'t's pro
lection. and they SAY they arc going to
Iayc it, They usually get sStlat ii.@S
want : reporter for The Times cfliieAi
~ ..rs sssysc.rti of tiIe leaders in the move
lrseilt Yesterday, and from Wlial VII 80
learned ii appears tfaat u drciiL.oh VIZ
- before the cry Connrl or to eien
,n.,it Who is aspiring 80 tai poos, s17iA,''7
Tor more police ,...-f.t,1,
,rs,,,,,, = xonng white man,
,.,.,,,o 10 Iho station last night Sylth =
5,la1,dx, face and swore out warm Va. 1-
.,ss,fY,st Isster and Alex. Donald, cfaafs-
tItrr, viti, slssauit on nm. shltAlia
- .3,.,4 IL. was in the bar-rooin u
80, l9nnaid and an old quarre! W,lS
through, .,p. when he was struck III N4'e
5.ce lJy Pete. 1880. .,,o to
iae;n Donald has = different ~ Tue rr -
.eii about The matter lte say say. -, 49,. 70
,,5To ,:,ir,o into his store slnd pesaii I ~
.S,1.,f .crti,. when he ordered 'ila OUT
.,i,,4 NOT .ofne. he struck him. The Na"oF
viii hear the case this mornlns:
IMPROVE DEPARTMENT.
rbo ITire Department added another
.r,n,1 feature yesterday. a nioae iol l,ts
.l,,.i,;.. of hose was fixed, and last iti-ne
;, string OF hose which mas loi go
limo needed airing w&S stfe.cileu = "a !,
tho loft or the house TO INC
rho last meeting of the flte
ssi,,a,e This WAS mcntioncd by siitei
.-raat,. and the matter received, Inc az
t.S,s,ti,is nj that body ut once inc 'asei-
3T.r of fic commissioners 3lldfsuaS 1iie, ..
,.iIl I,e,yi. several suggestions IRON E.1'
,},ief among them beng the hSs:sz.;t y.
1o. another relief waive ana the VI
of an ordnance compelling loSo},le W "a
,E.,,. mn Tho street 10 notify Inc Depalt-
~ ~ MA ,,.s,s mentioned TO the Mayor
rs ,,;ai,t and me said that it vas a
..n,,,l I7ove and something that should
lie done. ,-,,,
,rto .,etition which was 10 have heeli
- x Nj. charles l. Page last NE u
s;si,,,,e, him 10 enter the contest e1oi' ,lte
commonwealth attorneysll1f, "sts M M
presented. The men who were az ~
head af The petition had not plsl'at -.
.terytllinC that they Wantcd' ana = N w,
-,l,s;i,onaa a few days. Mr. rage "lii
-, ont II is pretty we'll known il ne
13,,nl;s mat the people want nm. ~ y.
frst he said that the position betoi ~
:, The people. aud If they saw fit to siVe
it 10 him. why he would serve. :,
Messrs. Iouiiam and aiyes are YET u.
The race, and they are making the 1isht
d,.teresting. This contest VIII conse .s
some Of tho interest manifested before
I'll tie race fer City se5.gns . ~
MIR PAGE. APPOINTED.
Judge Ingram, of the i4ustiiss e"N'i :
YESTERDAY appointed AIr. Charles l.:
rs, - CONFERENCE.-The Attorney TO I'll
The unexpired term caused by the death
OF Captain A. c. -httkisson. The Judge 1sa
said when he appointed him that he iiaa
been Csernmonwealth's Attorney before
and has made ole OF the hest ones IN
1he state. Page qualified FOR the posi-
ton Immediately afterwards
when the court opened the following