The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
BY WARD.
MEETINGS
Democratic Committee Ap.
peals to State Chairman.
nc N''.I:; FOR D. DOC BACON o
Q. Jennings 30 sslex. Has Withdrawn az .
Candidate forthe House IL Dnwd'
die Saturday Afternoon re.
8I 4 sSSatths County Club.
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MA (Specinl to The Tin Dlspatch.)
.plGTlaRSB RG VA Sept. 1D.-The CITY
Central Democratic Committee declined y
al is last meeting before the primary
election next Thursday, TO reconsider its
former action In he matter OF submit.
ting the election OF members to tho pri-
mary lnsteud or selecting them ut ward
meetings. Mr.. Mason, one OF the Nom.
hers OF the committee, in company with
Mr.. Evans. It's chairman, talked with
State Chairman Ellyson In rrferonce tc
tho matter Mr.. Ellyson told these gen
tletncn that where 1t had been the Gus.
tom to elect u committee at tho prl-
mary such election would be moro suits. X
factory, but where 1t had not boom done
1t would not be wise to do SO now.
Mr.. Mason said that no citizen had boen
to tho committee to request them tc
elect members attthnt primary. Mr.. FL.
Tyson stated to Mr.. Evans that when he
wrote TO Mr.. Qucke In reference to the
I matter he had no idea the letter would
be published
Tie Burrows Stained Art Glass Com
pany, OF Norfolk, has recently made I'm.
rrovements at the Second Baptist Church
In this city The windows were cut N,
two and vcntilators put In. The windows
are opnlesccnt and very handsome
captain 3NdVCTIy VIC AVE-
folk and Western Railway and Miss Ro.
berta Sewers were married at the par
ronage OF Second Baptist Church. In this
city last evening by tho pastor. Rev.
II. w. Moore. 5
The New South Council Junior OrdcS
United American Mechanics, OF Swans.
boro made II fraternnl visit to Council
No. 8, In this city, last night. There
were about scventy-fiYe visitors. who
seemed thoroughly to enjoy the eVening
Roper and Company are moving Into
their large warehouse On Union Street,
occupying tho site Of the old Union Street
Methodist Church, colored.
MONEY FOR DOC BACON.
Tho fund in the interest OF a new
trial for Doc Bacon. being raised by the
evening Progress in this city now
amounts to about $50. Steps will be
taken carly ncxt week In the case. Some.
thing has already been done with that
object in view. 2as5
Mr.. O. J.. I3oisseau has withdrawn as
candidate for the House Of Delegates
from Dinwlddic county.
Human Hearts q strong dramatic
love story, was the attraction Mt the
A cademy OF Music this afternoon ana
tonight
Tho committee Of ladies gave tho usual
Saturday afternoon tea Mt the Couatry
Club this afternoon to all members OF
the club, and were assisted by tbs FOL
lowing young ladies: Misses Page Mich
OILS Annie Gill, Mary McCi!ll. Bena John.
ston. Grace Lunsford Helen Venable
Joe McIlwaine, Mary Pattcson. Carrie
Craddock, Bessie Mann. Virgie Slate!
1.ulic Mc1lwalne. Sarah Hamilton. Annie
Watson.
TO ELECT TEACHERS.
The public school board OF Namozine
district, Dinwlddic county, Will meet al
Sutherland's on the 22d instant for the
purpose Of eectinG teachers for the pubic
schools In that district.
1t was learned from prominent farmers
OF DinwIddie, who were In the city yestcr-
day, that over one-half Of the fodder
crop in that county was ruined by the
rn In uhich fell on 'rhursAaY. -...-.t.l. ..Ha...