The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-11
CAPTAIN MCCARTHY
SPEAKS TONIGHT
siu Address People on Munich
pal Government.
MEETING TO BE IN CLAY WARD
Political Chat Of Interest TO Aii-Repub
licans Get Together in Second. but
Badly Split in Third-Jordon to
Oppose Senator Vim. Shaw

The feature Of the week in local poil-
ucs will be tho speech OF Captain Care
lon Mccarthy before the Clay WARD AZ
Siyes tonight on the subject OF lnunicipai
government. Its understood Ina. Sap
tain Mccarthy Will not attack any otie'
but that he will deal with his great SUI
1cct in q scientific manner, lheAoe '}'1
roiuting out the needs OF hicntnono IA
the line OF better municipal conditions.
canaan cC.arti,y is a bright and en-
1cr;aining speaker, and is man. who'
when on the stump strikes straight 1roin
+ The shoulder There is hardly reason
able doubt that a good izcd crowd VIII
greet the distinguished orator and STU
dent. and it may be confidently predlcteo
that all who attend the meeting VIII De
highly entertained
In his recent canvass for Mayor. Cap
Tain Mccarthy kept things ooiilns lor
while, and his famous Academy OF AZ uslc
speech is said to have been masterpiece
OF logic and English literature.
Mr.. e. w. Miner. the new president.
will OCCUPY the chair tonight, and that
meeting will lie regular one.
The Republicans of the Second Congress
tionnl District are together for tho nrsl
time In years. II was learned YESTERDAY
that the notice OF candidacy OF MI X. NJ.
Hughes who was recently named as the
Republican candidate for Congress down
there. was attested by Messrs. Avian ~.
Martin ana George e. Bowden, who nave
heretofore led the respective wings Oh
the pity against each other. But the
same cannot be said of the party IN the
Third District. The aDti-machne peoPie
were swearing vengeance against inc
Executive Committee yesterday. ana ail
the kickers are lining up solidiX pe 1
..Parson'' Talleg, the anti-inachine ear
didate for Congress. But II looks now
that both Nessrs. Lamb and MAYNARD
will win with great ease. whatever course
the opposition party shall do
Chairman Ellyson. of the State Demo-
cratic Committee. said yesterday that ne
would have a big list of additional ap-5
poin,rae,lts To give out to-day. 1t Will
contain the names of some Of the finest
4 stumners in the State. and they viii pc
lseu, in service almost constantly uhliti
the battle IS Won.
Mr.. E,lIyson# is in fine spirits over the
outlook and confidently expects that all
the Democratic nominees Will be returned
He was 1T tis Office late lest nisslt WORK WORK
ing away at MS correspondence and get
ting things IL shape for the big Week
which is ahead Of him.
An interesting little piece of political
gossip comes from the Tidewater sec
tion Of the State, which is TO the effect
that Hon. w ;.''cr Jordan. of Nansemond.
will oppose Senator William Stands for
n seat in the upper branch Of the Leg
islature in 1909. The district is COM
posed of the counties of Southampton.
Isle OF Wight and Nansemond, and the
latter claims that it is now her turn at
The wheel
The Board Of Registrars of Tnckahoc
District. IIenrico county. will sit to-day
at Shumaker's Precinct from S A. NJ to
sunset TO register those who have so
far failed to get on the books