The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-19
POLICE FOR
MANCHESTER
Ed WaymaCk and Mike Moore
Elected Last Night.
A MEETING OF THE LADIES
Mr.. Toney viii Not Stand for Re-elec-
tion-Death Of Miss Parks, Funeral
This ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Places-Persona Noes.
A MEETING OF THE LADIES
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,

No. hoe Hull Street.
Manchester citizens have at last real
tied their proudest hopes, for at the meet
ing OF the Police Board last night the
force was increased By the addition ot
two mon, and the two men were elected
Tho fight for more policemen has been
going on for years But defeat after
defeat has not cooled the ardor OF the
f fighters, and the matter has now gottc0
up 10 the question OF appropriation.
There will be some objection to the
appropriation but 1t is hardly probable
that the appropriation will be held up
Since the strike. two special officers
have been doing work. and they haze
produced results.
At the meeting last night the board
eclectcd Messrs. 4 Edward iWaymack a
we'll known and popular young man. ana
Mike Moore. anther good man. to the
positions created.
Thesc two young men, with the present
force, Will be able to shed terror among
the evil-docrs.
MR.. ToNEY DECLINES.
In card to the public. Hon. D. l..
Toney has announced his intention
not to be a candidate for ro-election to
the Legislature at the expiration OF his
present term. He thanks his friends for
past allegiance and says that II he finds
and he again seeks political favors. ne
hopes they Will again stand by him.
4s DEATH OF YOUNG LADY.
The funeral OF Miss Mary Ellen Parks.
who died yesterday morning at her
home, No. 412 West Fifth Street. will be
at o'clock this afternoon. from Fifth
Street Church. She was the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. P. Parks, and was Just
fourteen years old The services will be
conducted by Rev. Asa Driscoll and the
burial will be In Maury Cemetery.
REGISTRATION, PLACES.
City Chairman French will In day
or two announce the places for rcgistra-
the following places have been fixed upon:
Pulliam's store September 10th: Swans
boro September 18th to 18Th; Oak Grove.
September 18th to 14th.
The legislative candidates In this dis
trict now are:
Joseph P. Sadler.
For Housc--Robcrt s. Rives. w. w.
Baker and Carter Harrison.
The election will be September oath.
and all candidates must make official an-
nouncement thirty days before that date.
PERSONAL MENTION.
The funeral Of Charles T. Amos was
ut s o'clock yesterday afternoon and the,
burial was In Maury Cemetery. Flo was
a member OF Rocky Ridge Council, Jr.l Q.
u, A. NJ. ti&A
Isabel. the little daughter Of City Ser
gcant Saunders, is visiting the family
OF Frank Du Val. In Suffolk,
Mrs. j. T. Morrissett and her sister
leave to-day for 4 visit to Portsmouth.
Mrs. c. 3. Chase. OF West Virginia.
and her sister. Miss Addie Nunnally, OF
Conhoro are visiting Mrs. j, II, Cod
sey, OF Woodland HEIGHTS.
MASONIC ,BAzAAH.
Tho meeting of ladies held at tho Ma
sonic Temple yesterday afternoon In con-
nectlon with the approaching Masonic
bazaarto be held beginning October lath,
was very successful Most OF the commii-.
tees were appointed and other matters
were discussed, "a
Another nesting to perfect arrange.
ments has heen called for Thursday, Aus
gust eth, at the Masonic Temple, All.
ladies interested In the bazaar are invited
to attend, XII
The proposed bsza.r promises to be the
most successful ever held In Manchester.
Many prominent citizens are interesting
themselyea In tho affair.