The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
POLITICS IN
MANCHESTER
The City Democratic COMMITTEES
Meets for Business To
night. BE-
No OPPOSITION 10 THE "lNs''
Meeting 81 Da1tno K1ati- DEATH.
Of Mrs. Manufacturing
Marriages.

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manchester 9qre No. ilS3 mi sgreet}
Thc campaign In Manchcs ter this spring
promises TO lack spirit and interest.
No opposition TO any Of tho incumbents
has materinlized, and no one has SO far
made know Ills Intention Of declining to
stand for re-clection.
The general Impression In the city Is
THAT the present Council Is n good one,
composed Of hard working. patriotic cit
liens with tho interests OF their con-
stituents at heart and there seems no
disposition on the part Of, any one to
turn down any OF the incumbents.
The work Of permanent improvements
to the streets, bega,, by this Council, has
encouraged tho citizens to hope for FUR
Their and speedy improvements, and tho
inclination is to let the present Council
continue, SO that the good work may
go on.
The city Democratic Committee Will
meet tonight In the room OF the Police
Court. Plans and ways and means will
be discussed and q date for the primary
will be fixed.
II is hoped full committee will be
present, as the meeting will be an i'm
portan} one.
I#Tho following commands has heen sent
out by Imperial High Potentate A. L.
Sampson. which must be obcyed:
o, yes. O. yes! Ye Mobiles Of Dalmo
ilan
""Get together at your Mecca In the Ma
~ |r-,t 1,,1, fohf A
at O'Clock to escort many weary pill
grinns across the hot sands OF the
desert. Tho first regulator is now busy
heating the sand and they WILL surely
be ten hotter than hot.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
The funeral OF Mrs. J. j. Talbot will
be from the home this afternoon at
O'clock, ana tho burial Will be IN Maury
| Cemetery.
rho funeral Of Mrs. ]. T. Cook was
! nt8 the grave yesterday morning At u
o'clock Mrs Cook died in Hampton.
The hour Of tho funeral II Mrs. Thomas,
| Martin will be fixed later She died yes.
| terday at her hoTe, No. III Hull street.
| She leaves her husband and six chill
| tlren, and was a member OF West End
| Church..
| Cards arc out announcing the approac CHI
inc marriage Of Miss Empress Jones to-
| howard L. Clements, on April goth. At
| $50 O'Clock, at the honls OF the BRIDE, 8
| parents Mr.. and Mrs: G. T.. Jones, Ne
POL Hull4Street. n. 35gE
Invitations have also been Issued TO
the marriage Of Miss Margaret Q, Mitch
| oil to Mr., Titus Loser. In West End
| Church. Swans5oro, Tuesday morning
| next, at 0 O'Clock.
800 COURT NOTES.
Mayor Maurice has ordered the release
| Of Hugh Mcneil, the man arrested sew
! orl. days ago as a suspicious character,
| and held pending inquiries. It was learn
| Cd that he was employed at Palm Beach,
| and that he is an honest, Woodworking
1 man.
4 letter was received by Chief Lips
comb last night stating that Mcneil was
| all right.
a letter has been received from the
! Midlothian Baptist Church (coloreO by
! civ Sergeant Saunders and Deputy Mar
! lin. thanking them for their care ana
kindness In looking after Thomas Ander-
aon n deacon Of the church, who was
| adiudgcd insane and placed Temporarily
| in the Manchester jail.
PERSONAL AND BRIEFS.
Most successful revival services are be-
iu. conducted at cambridge Street
! Church BY Rev a. c. Brown. OF Char
Lotto. n. c., and Rev. E. v. Badly, The
servic es are held at 4 and 8 o'clock every
| day.
Mrs Sue Gilbert is better.
! Miss Frances daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. j.. II. Pridy, Is sick at the nome,
! No 1i1i cambridge Street.