The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-28
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WILL NOT BE:
ACANDIDATE
Councilman Sampson WlllNot
Oppose Mayor Maurice.
LEGISLATIVE ASPlRANTS
Death Of Meeting Of Cemetery
Committee this Evenlng-The New
Elks' Home-lnterest in Mon
ument Unvei;ng-Goss'p
LEGISLATIVE AsPIRAN>|TS
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch, |
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Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch, |
No 11O2 Hull Street.
Councilman Sampson said last night
that he had determined not to enter the
mayoralty campaign next spring ne
reached this, conclusion after mature con-
,sideration, and against the wishes Of some
OF his friends. Mr. Sampson IS very
populnr man, and Will prove Of great
service to his constituents In tho Council
FUNERAL. OF AN INFANT,
The funeral. Of Margaret Louise VIII
Hams, one Of the infant twin daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. WV. Williams. VAL
take place from the home, No. 4o7 BAN
bridge Street ut 10 o'clock this morning,
The child died at o'clock yesterday
morning Rev. Asa Driscoll WILL conduct
the services, and the interment VIII ne IN
Maury Cemetery. ~
A called meeting Of the Cemetery COM
mttee will be held o-nlght, in accord
anco with q notice issued by Chairman
Abbott. At this meeting the proposed
new building for the superintendent VII
he discussed and plans probably adopted.
.ELKS' HOME. ,s
The Building Committee Of Manchester
1 odge will make its report next Monday
night. The home, as proposed, VIII cost
all told about 5000, and the lodge hopes
to be in it before cold weather,
Exalted Ruler Lipscomb feels very
much encouraged at the rapid strides tho
lodge is making The membership Is now
aeventy-two and he expects to get be-
| yond the century point before the first
OF January.
! This is a wonderful showing, and speaks
volumes for the industry and enterprise
of the members, of the "lnfnnt lodge
There will be several limitations at the
| meeting next Nonay night.
CANDIDATES MUST PAY UP.
| Mr.. Robert French, chairman Of the
| City Committee, Is ready to receive the
fees Of all who are going into the. prl-
mary, election next month"; Tho names SO
far announced are N1essrs. Rives, Baker,
| Harrison, for the House: Robertson and
! Sadler, for the Senate. The primary takes
| place on September Gath.
UNWILLING ON SEPTEMBER 2.
A number of Manchester citizens are
making arrangements to go to Chester
| field next Wednesday upon the occa'
sion of the unwilling Of the Confederate
Judge Ingram and Judge Clopton, and
there Will be committees In attendance
| from Lee and Pickett Camps
SMALL TALK.
! Mr.. J. w Caudle, who has been sick
some time, Is better.
Four members of the family Of ". H
Fowlkes, Of Chesterfield county, are III
| with typhoid fever.
| Miss Foric Moody and Miss May Glars
of Little Rock, have gone to Luxembourg
| to visit Miss Lilly Thomas, who was re-
cerj:ly the guest of Miss Moody.
Mr.. j. a. Crooks, Of No. 019 Perry
Street., has removed his family to Port
Norfolk. where he has been engaged N
| business for some time.
MUCH OBLIGED.
Tho ladies Of Sacred Heart Church were
greatly encouraged at the patronage given
Them at their dinner at Forest Eilll Park.
| and express themselves as much obliget
| to their friends.
II is likely that a repetition of the affal
will take place soon. which Is more likely
| if the Wea Their continues warm.