The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20
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Manchester d Bureau, Times-D iapatsi u gsssS2t
No 1io3 Hilll u S treet III
Campaign Club No 4 will meet at u 3 IA
o'clock tonight at Ton ey,s Hal. AT II that n
hour d delegat ton VII appear from Club
No. 9, and they will RED uest tina " Club q
NO. s. disband. Il Club No. agrees 70
disband, Mo- viii also disband ]. and .thsr4
a club will sbe organized TO gembrace all Il
voters. There Is little chance, however
OF either club disbanding and It Is safe 81
to say that both clubs will con tinue.
The general IMPRESSION Is that Nan,
1t Is safe to say that DO tn clubs will do I'll
everything to cement the party g5I 5sS
Harmless Lad.
A small hoy. bys the name Of 4 Willis
Hierson. Is IN need ssof a home. He Il Is "a I:
lad " fourteen years old, Is an orphan. For
some time he has been living vi tn his K
uncle In Manche ster. his uncle g has ~
self. Yesterday the boy was taken ~ VI
the station house homeless and friend
less HoEis a. bright little fellow, willir HI
to work md anxious to work to tal
care OF 1lmsel 3ssS; VII
worked In q MILL in y Pc ersburg Tor
myself and my mother said the boy last
night. II got So a. elk and 4 helped
us a lot. .s# l wish we're back there now.
so I could go to work. e III
The boy does not seem to be 8of sa ayi.E;s
5cious ature. Last l1li ghtf a. nun perl @ Il
citizens called at the station to see him:
and Sergeant right n felt that the lad e
would find a One In some good family
uccessful Supper.
The lad les who had charge Of the sac--g
Igreat i success, About 125 people ppeased
their hunger and a; lot of sheckels were Is
added to- tho general fund for the benefit n
OF the AGAR In r ichm ond next month.
Il The b diamond \ ring wa m awarded Il
last night as all the II turns from tick
cts had not beclr ived. 8a 8#5t5S iss
Bells Were e oiled.
About o o'clock last 1ght the fire bells
were tolled for a. lost chill .s$9 The child 4
Street. who wandered away from honso \
early In the evening. a Lat or IN the night
She WAS found and returned TO her par-
.ents. s3 .S8
Fined for Shooting.
Squire Jordan fined Guy Burrows y
and costs for shooting at Ned Ora g no
Gray was fined for assault ting BurroWa:S
The whole trouble was over q TOW az oouu I
al game Of domtnoes III q 3. IS
The only arrest ma de- last night wa "a
that Ia citizen for being drum he I
Will be dealt with to-day. 5ss
Old-Tinne Sport. 8
Jack IIanley, once a champion boxer
In the middle weight class, ls now 9 I ~,
down to work at the sr,i lse mills ne car
RED a string Of middle welg ut victories
as long as a mans arm, numbering
twenty-nine. He was defeated only, osnac'e:l
and that was simply q draw ~ f'ut 1alo. |.
Between ,.t IIanley and elk Harper
Iianley Is still q good one. and 5ts not Z
afraid Is meet any mid die weight Tor a's
Personals4and Briefs.
Miss Ruth Thonlp of Cincinnati ". y
visiting Miss Annie Rnck er. s y. /.
The Virginia dafea TED ths Ls1tls
serviees Will he cond ucted In Clopton
street Church tomorrow at II "A, NJ and q
= ID M. /, night services to be conducted Z
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