The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-06
"Originals" Have Rally and.
Fcast--Bland, O'Flahcrty and
Wallace Speakers.
NEGRO WANTED HAM TO-DAY
Mr.. l1aync Fails . Produce
Satchfcld's Bill--Mr.N Rudd
Nice-Prcsident.
Manchester B,,ren,l,b Times Dispatch.
No. Ji12 Hull Street.

No. liz Hull Street.
The "Orignal" Park err Dnvs-Lamb Club
held last night ono or the most successful
rallies of the season.
Tho crowd was large and enthusiastic,
and tho speakers, who wcra both forceful
and eloquent, were greeted with frequent
applause.
Charles Il. Bland, Of Portsmouth, Mr..
O'Flaherty and Mr.. Charles Wallace were
the speakers.
Mr.. Bland was the first OF the speakers,
and was introduced as u man identified
with labor interests" IN an ablc argu-
Hlcnt lie attacked the Republican plat
form, laying the stress Of his speech on
tho tariff question asd Imperialism. He
denounced Roosevelt for his militarism
his favor to the trusts, and mngnitlcd
Parker as man OF honor and democratic
sympathy. He referred to the scandal
of Cortelycu cxtorting money from the
trusts for campaign purposes, and to
Judge Pnrker's exposition OF It, and said
that Roosevelt hlniself was the liar In his
denial the charge. He referred to
Roosevclt'y Philippine policy and To his
utter disregard OF the Constitution In
carrying out his plan OF subjugation Of
4 those islands. ST. r. 81
Mr.. Bland, who is candidate for the
lieutenant govcrnorsfip made deep I'M
preasi0n on his hearers. and his speech
WAS punctuated with frequent applause
and cries OF PARKER
Contrasted Candidates.
Mr.. O'F1ahcrty opened with contrast
OF Parker and Roosevelt. the ono for
Il local government, Disciple Of JET
fcrson: the other for Imperialism, Il fol-
lower OF Hamilton.
e MIR. o Fla.herty said that Roosevelt had
ovcrsteprcd the bounds OF the presiden-
. ti;t Office, and by So doing had violated
his oath Of office. He touched upon the
Panama canal scandal. and accused
Roosevelt Of having fomented the insur-
recton which occurred in Colombia. Ee
also made n bltef- discussion Of the tariff.
MIR Charles N. Wallace made O brief
review on the tariff question. opened fire
on tho monopolists and discussed the is-
sues at stake between capital and labor.
lie also made n brief and scathlng de-
nunciation OF the Panama Canal affair.
Hon. John Lamb came in towards the
last OF the programme, and appeared for
n few minutes at is close.
Negro Stole {, Ham.
Sam Harris. colored. WAS arrested last
E night on the charge Of stealing ham
: from ul;1nans grocery store. Mr.. Ull-
man caught him In the act and promptly
had him apprehended-
Albert II amilton,t colored. was arrested
last night on the charge q r. buying.a
watch on the lnstalment plan and selling
It
Leslie. CARRIER who was released from
Jail only last week. was drunk and down
last night, and was given lodging In the
Etation-house.
Personals and Briefs.
Rev r. ]. Gattis AMI wife. of North
Carolina, are visiting their son on East
Fifth Street,
Mr. Gattis will preach at the Fifth
Street Methodist Church to-day at II a.
NJ
The attendance at Mr.. Douglas Left
wich's entertainment Friday night was
light. owing to the downpour OF rain.
The entertainment was excellent and will
probably be repeated In the near future.
Mr. Hague has failed so far to produce
the bill on which he said Mr.. Satchfcld
had charged 81 for scavenser payment
end which Mr. Hague said he would show.
Mr.. Malcolm Jones. OF the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, visited his cousins
III Manchester last night
Mr. John =. Garrett was called to
Danville last night on account of the
accidental killing OF his nephew, who was
shot while hunting. The lad was four
teen years old.