The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-30
WEIR MARRIED
IN RICHMOND
Miss Jones Becomes the Bride
Of Mt. Samuel Sutherland.
FOR BOARD OF ALDERMEN
,,r. Cary B. French VIII Be a Candidate for
City sergeant-Th;eves at Work.
Other Items from ian.
chester.
FOR BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times. |
No. 1902 Hull Street.


No. 1902 Hull Street.
Mr.. Samuel Sutherland and Miss Er-
mimic Florence Jones, OF this city, were
married yesterday afternoon at o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. J. L. Beville, No.
u South Laurel Street, Richmond The
ceremony was performed by Rev E. V.
Badly, pastor of the acknowledgement
Baptist Church.
The wedding was quiet. owing to a re-
cent bereavement in the family of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland left on
the 4:39 train OF the Southern en- route
for Baltimore. They will visit New ork
before their return, and will be at nome
after February 18th at No. - West Mar
shall Street, Richmond.
The bride is a young lady of much popu-
larity in Manchester, where she has re-
sided all her life. Mr.. Sutherland is a
clerk in the store of Rothert & Co, Rich-
mond. and is a young man of fine habits.
WHO WILL BIZ ALDERMEN.
Who will be members of the Board Oh
Aldermen from the four wards is a ques-
ton now confronting the people, and new
names are mentioned every day. Some OF
the Councilmen will stand for election TO
the Board by the wish of the people,
while many of the present Councilman
will have opposition. Business men are
taking a more active interest III this
matter than in all the other offices. The
names of Hon. D. L. Toney and Nlr. j.
". Bayley have been mentioned for the
Board from the Second Ward. Mr.. David
Hay will be a candidate for the Council
from this ward. He has been urged by MS
friends to represent them, and has de-
cidcd to make the fight. There Will De,
in all probability, three vacancies in the
Council from tile Second Ward to be
filed. The citizens of the wards placed
Mr. Saunders, one of the men now IN
the Council. in the First Ward, and as
he has notified his friends that he Will
run for City Sergeant, his place VIII have
to be filled 1t was learned last night
that Mr. L. NJ Nunnally would move
from the city. and possibly Nj. Fool
would resign. Mr.: Hay is the only candl-
date so far announced for the Souncii.
Mr. Cary 3. French will be
candidate for city sergeant. This an
nounccment comes as q surprise to the
other candidates, who were thinking they
had the field to themselves Mr.. French
is; one of the best known young men IN
Manchester. and has Il most OF friends
who have asked him to run for the office.
HOUSE ENTERED.
The prediction that the thieves have
cont, to other fields for operation had the
founda ton Knocked out OF 1t EesterdaS'
when Mr. w. e. Crostic reported that
his butcher shop had been entered ano an
overcoat and about 10 cents taken. Mr.
Crostic lives in one square of his store,
which is No. 1112 Hull Street, and yestcr-
dav morning when he went to his store he
found that the transom had been opened
from the outside and a barrel was stand
ing on the inside, which was used for q
means Of getting out.
TO WE'D SOON.
DR. and Mrs. George W. Friend nave
issued invitations to the marriage on the
h of their daughter Miss Mary Louise,
IN Mr. James Hempstone Giddings. of
Loudoun county. The announcement is
If much interest in society here, whefe
Miss Friend is a favorite. The bride
elect is one of the best known young
LADIES in Manchester. and With ner beauty,
has many charming accomplishments,
which go to make her the leader III
the social world. Mr.. Giddings IS a
popular and prominent stock farmer OF
roudoun county. The marriage will take
place at the home of Miss Friend at II
o'clock, and the happy couple Will leaVe
Immediately for an extended tour. They
will make their home in Loudoun county.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Bony Howard (coloredD was before
Mayor Maurice yesterday charged with
gently slapping his better half. Dina by
name He said he was sorry tor what
he had done and only touched her IN an
affectionate manner. He paid 81 for his
manner.
Miss Hilda May Wood. who has heen
i'll for some time, is reported worse.
The City Council will meet to-nlsnt
III the Council Chamber at $ CLOCK
The meeting of the Finance Committee
has been called for Friday night at
o'clock.
Miss Lizzie Robertson is improving very
rapidly.
Mrs. Hickory White is confined to her
home on account of sickness.
The Willing Workers Society Of Clop-
ton-Strcet Baptist Church will meet at
the home of Miss Maggie kaal on Friday
night at o'clock. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Master Otis Cheatham is still confined
at his home in Swansboro by sickness.
Miss Pearl LInl who has been so ill for
the past month, is now Improving very
rapidly.
Tuesday night is now in a better condi-
ton.
Mr.. William Amos continues critically
i'll, and his family has given out all hope