The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-28
BONDS IN
MANCHESTER
After Being Bailed Il. S. Hague
Failed TO Appear in Court.
POLICE ARE AFTER HIM
Little interest In the Municipal Cam
paign-street REPRESENTATIVES,
riage Of Mr.. Howe and Miss
Rowc-7ersonal and General.
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,l
No y1103 Hull Street,

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,
No. 1902 Hull Street.
A search is being made by the police
for the young white man. Robert 9.
Hague, who was arrested on Tuesday
night and released on his own recogtiz-
ance to appear in the Mayors court yes
tcrday
Hague is charged with being disorderly
and with trespassing upon the premises
OF his aunt
lie could give no bond. and In sym
pathetic strain and upon his promise TO
appear in court at the proper time to
answer the charge, the young man was
given his liberty. He did not sEo% up,
however and It lis quite safe to say tlat
under similar circumstances IN the M W,
t,Ire SQUIRE Jordan's tender heart VIII
refuse TO shed Its sympathetic sparks
MUNICIPAL. CAMPAIGN.
There will be little interest In the com
ing, colincilmanic campaign. az therer ~, Is
political leaders, however, are anxious
that ful vote be polled. and TO this =, END l
the registration books In the Third Wa ara
that all who have failed to register may
= SENATORIAL CANDIDATE 7. 2, ! !, /.
SO far no opposition for the candidacy
Of +. Judge d clopton FOR senatorial honors
has developed. 1t Is not believed e, INA, VA,
there will be opposition as Judge .Giopa .o.
is unusually popular throug cnnc edea fhnt
he Will have the Interest OF the district
at heart. ,,,,r,,,e
Many expressions OF satisfaction nave
been made by citizens at the acton o. me
Ordinance COMMITTEES In disposing OF the
question Of n telephone franchise.
and the Bell Company number OF pusi-
ness men and private citizens have been
without telephone service, and have been
could make no connection for persons
desiring their service. ...,.u ~
Now, within the next few weeks al
will be clear sailing. provided the Bell
Company secures the franchise at tho
pubic auction which viii be held as
COON as the action OF the Ordinance com
mitee Is ratified by the city Council
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Az coon as the weather settles down the
City Engineer VIII get active. Hn .e IN, ne
many needed permanent improvements
~ - An. AN ACTIVE MEMBER.
1t is a most nota BILE fact that Counci!-
man r. v. Owen. OF the Third Ward, Is
one OF the most active and valuable
members Of the Council.
dog of the Council. and takes part In
everything that comes up for the Interest
and benefit 81 the city. He, attends every
\ and is one OF the best posted men on the
affairs OF the city in Council
m MI owen VIII pc pc. up o 1o opposiiien
His hobby is a new City Hall, and
through persistent endeavors and logical
arguments he VIII IN al probability ~ see see
budget Ii made up.
He has figured ont that = han aa.o, ne
end eomm9dlons edifce may ma. 81 Pe oo erected
INCREASED POPULATIONS
The increase in POPULATION OF Manche s
ter by nearly a thousand souls within
d!cntion that the cityis rapidly going for.
ward as manufacturing and railroad
center. and ms a place OF residence with
all advantages OF people who are In busi-
ness or trade in Richmond.
Some years ago Manchester was re-
ferred to MS q finished city, but the cen
ment, and the fact that a most prosper
GUS work has been esta blished within the
past few months indicates that not only
the population. but the business has In
MARRIAGE YESTERDAY.
Miss Lucille May Rowe became the
bride OF Mr.. Jay stillman Howe. OF BinE,,
Rev. il. V. Badly m the parsonage Of
Bainbridge-street Church.
morning Mr.. and Mrs. Howe will go on
n visit to the grooms parents and to
other Northern cities.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
A rose tea" will be given by the Earn
est Workers OF the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening at the residence OF
Miss Florence McRea, Seventh and Por-
ter Streets.
City Sergeant and Mrs. J. G.. Saunders,
Is iii at tho residence of her parents.
Daniel Maddrae. William Higgins and
Calvin Galllland were each fined $3.50
by Mayor Maurice yesterday for fight
Ing In the street. r.. A. Pickett and
Allen Powell We're fined 81 each for driv-
: ing their horlses on the pavement,
Mr. r. S. Rives, who has been III for
some days, IS improving.
A May festival will be given by Mrs.
smih a NJ me SD q Mrs
morrow night.
A box party Will be given at No. l4l1