The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-01
TO ACCOMMODATE
WORKING PEOPLE
Passenger and Power Company
Are Running Through Car.
The REPUBLICANS ARE. BUSY.
Passenger and Power Company
The REPUBLICANS ARE BUSY.
They Had Good Meeting Last Night
+ and Felt Certain ola Large Vote in
the Clty-The Fair Closed Last
Night Manchester News.

Observation-Disclosures News.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No.@ll02 Hull Street.
Alderman j. p Abbott. chairman of
the Ordinance Committee. received yes
sgterday a commun. cation from Mr.. c. 3.
Bucnanan, superintendent of the Man
chester DlvIs on of the Passenger and
Power Company, stating that an extra
car had been placed on the Perry Street
line leaving tie sheds in Manchester
at 6. - a. A., accommodating the large
crowd to the Richmond Locomotive
Works in the forenoon, and that the
same car would ieave the works in Rich
mona in the afternoon at 500, thereby.
a,,umiIis me same woIknlens to relufn
10 -Maucnestsr WITH the equal lacii-lles
#oite8e1 IN the forenoon
the car In the morning Will not stop
lat seventh and Broad streets, as TIE.
other cars of the ManGnester me do.s
but will go on through to the norlhs-ue.
ms move on the part OF theBcom pany
E is in accordance with the work OF captain
Gungon, the assistant counsel, VINO
promised at the6iasLs meeting OF the COM
nllttee to see that the citizens We're
treated with every consistency SHOWN
richmond, and in view of tbs actl.'n on
the part of the company 1t is hafdtS
Likely ina the ordinance requiring the
company to MAINTAIN five minutes
scneoule in the morning and afternoon
VIII be enforced
CLOSED LAST NIGHT
q With a good presentation greatly en-
loved by the large crowd. the Country
bar came to a close at Leader Hall
last evening. and the Bainbrldge Street
Baptist Church is about S5U0 the richer
for the entertainment. The ladies eA.->.er
whose charge the Fair has been, have.
worked hard and zeaiously. for the pleas
ire Of those attending, and nave reaped
a wonderful llalWest.
Mr.. Edward Burton=has been con-
spicuous figure on the programme. and
but for his excellent work, there would
have been a less crowd The programme
last night was goods
rs4.,IlIsl .>,1I II card FROM.
No word OF message has been received
from the people OF j. Il. Far.ey. the man
killed By an engine OF the Southern road
Thursday afternoon. trough teIegrams
lave been sent to every pace he was
thought 10 haze any relati IL. letters
found on his person his name was estab-5
lished, and it would seem that ne had
q wife and several children in Ra,idic-
man, North Carolina. kilograms 10 that%
place Yesterday. sent by tie southern,
elicit the Information that no such mar
is known there. The body was a first
taken to the City Aln1shGuse in Rich
mond, after Having been prepared for
SyS,i-y To- 49,
.ntci ed in AIaurs Cemetery at tiic city.s
expense The accident happened on the
prape..ty Of the Sodtiern. making the
man virtually a trespasser, and there was
no obligation upon the company TO bury
the body.
TO PROSECUTE BOY
From good authority it is learned hat
the congregation Of Ciopton Street Zap
ust Church will take some sacti n against
Chester Criddle the fourLeer,-yel.- /
son of Mr.. r. E. Criddla. who created
some little excitement i'll the church
"Wednesday night by denounc'ng the pas
tor because he had been rebuked. TWAS
at the conclusion Of the sermon tina MI.
Stsk SPOKE of the coed q .tention ttat lta1
been accorded him, but said there was
an exception in#two or three boys Sin tiegI
raar Of the building. meaning Chester
Criddle as one OF those. who had mis-
asl,.-.s.-5' Tllarnl,noa Chester Immediately I
denied that he had done anything VIZ NJ. |
After the services he demanded an apoI- +
,gv rom the pastor. and on being rei#.sel I
this rev VERY ape'r. and is alleged TO
have used some had language
There was a meeting of tie members |
Of tlts church Thursday night, and it is I
said plans We're adopted to prosecute !
the boy.
LEIs-ANDREWs
Mr.. Robert Il. Lee, a popular Young
nan OF the city, residing at No. II East /
Ninth Street. was married "Wednesday I
light il the parlor Of the Rev. Dr.. Il
y Johnson. pastor of Laurcl-Steeet
,fethodist Church. Miss Hattie Y. An
;rews. Of No. 10 South Laurel Street.
,eing the happy bride The ceremony was
erfor1ned ii.5the presence of only a few |
,f5 the most intimate friends Of the cou- |
lie and was unknown to the many |
friends of both, here and in Richmond. |
rhere# Was no opposition to the union.
,,ir the couple just wanted to be married |
'uist!x. and thought this the best way. 4
Trey returned to Manchester Immediately
,,ld are at home at the above number.
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.
Decidedly the most ENJOYABLE social |
l,mction of the season was the card party |
t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George e.
ftry THURSDAY evening. given In honor I
f#tlieir friends. the Misses Helen Rob.
rtson and Helen Beattie, of Manchester:
Uses Brodnax Robertson and Marion +
iopertson. OF Savannah Ga, and Miss
IONS of Petersburg: Miss Lucy Per- |
,i.ls. of Iowa. and Miss Annie Duval. of |
he citv.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. T, A Palmer, the popular insur-
nee man. formerly of Manchester. now
s Richmond, is rer'~ted to be Very III |
t his home on West Main Street
Miss Martha Merchant. who has been |
3 III With typhoid fever at the home Of |
Ter brother, DR.. Merchant Very much
otter.
Mss Shell Thomas of Sixth Street. is
,.ffering greatly with a rising in her
llicat.
STEVENSON SPEAKS