The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-21
MANCHESTER
DELEGATES;
II eral Names Mentioned Jas
candidates for Seats atsthea
State Convention.
Acting OF DA '' " 9. KHAN Y
i u1eral Of Mrs. Chapman This
Afternoot--Corporation Court
Adjourns to Monday.
ror.tester Bureau, Tlmes- Dispatch. !
aai''hS'ss' No. 1902 Hull Street.

lanchesser gu No. ilos full street}
!, ro,,t,cai circles the main topic OF
,versation is the probable personnel OF
.,x delegates to the state Democratic
INVENTION.
n addition to the name OF Common
t,th.s Attorney Page. tho name OF Mr.
IN Moore has been mentioned as
md man to send. These two gentlemen
i.nresent two distinct sections Of the
.,ty. and tho general constituency is fond
OF both OF them. Mr.. Page is very popu-
lar all over town. and Mr.. Moore IS
known and liked from Mayo's Bridge to
swsnsboro. He has just been chosen as
alderman from the Fourth Ward. TO
headed the ticket at the recent elcctior.
Mr.. Augustine Royal has also peen
mentioned. Besides these three gentle
men no Others have been mentioned, but
It Is quite likely that Mr.. Robert French
chairman OF the City Democratic Com-
mttee. will be selected as a delegate.
Tho City Committee will meet or Mon.
,ay night to decide upon the Plan OF
'hoosing delegates. The most popular
mo seems to be that of city conven-
ion, the delegates to that convention
eng CNOSen III -WdIu IllNGthiSS'.
II this plan liz settled upon. uno u
mes To be the favorite one with mem
rs OF the committee, tho convention
il be held In Leader Hall the week be-
g the state convention meets In
.hmond
GATHERING OF THE KHAN.
ioalmo Klan met last night at the Tenn
Ie, and lot OF unsuspecting ones were
TRIED across the desert waste and
eie r,f nj IN
ID trouble going over, but now they
waiting and watching their chance to
Others as they were done.
high Muck-a-muck Sampson was In
in feather, and It Is said that In per-
Irmlng his functions the buzz saw slip
Id and sawed Off his false beard that
ie wears to deceive the innocent ones.
a high old time was had after the
scance, and the members. 1t Is under
stood. had to resort to many tales to
explain themselves to their families when
hey got home
FUNERAL TO-DAY.
~ The remains of Mrs Isabelle Chap.
man. who died at Midlothian Thursday.
Will be brought 10 Manchester to-day,
and the burial will be In Rivervtaw. Rich
mond. Rev. Mr.. Cridlin viii -ontuct the
services. Mrs. Chapman is spt",ved by
ono son. Mr.. William r. Chairman, OF
the Manchester Furniture Company. The
funeral will he at $50 o'clock.
COURT NOTES.
The docket In the Corporation Court
yesterday was adjourned over to Monday
by Judge ingram, In the absence OF Judge
Cloptoil, who is Indlsposed.
Mayor Maurice continued the case OF
George Burrus. charged with assaultins
his nrother until Monday.
Other small cases before Mayor Maui
rice won't over 10 Monday.
PERSONAL AND BRIEFS.
Merchants and others are advised to
take out their licenses. SO as to avoid
trouble with tho police.
After the meeting OF Dalmo Khan last
night, the mobiles attended the Orange
bazaar at the Temple.
Progressive Council, Daughters OF Lib
erty. Will entertain the State officers on
Monday night at CersIey's Hall.