The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
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MANCHESTER
Several Candidates Out Already
for the Postmaster
ship.
OPPOSITION FOR ALLEN
his Record mills Favor-Ea ONE ne.
OPPOSITION FOR ALLEN ALE y
His Record Nils Favor-i4 one me
less Boy Finds a Home.
Charles Rosser's Trouble.
Manchester Bureau: Tlne em .,aaat


a sfp,k u No. 11oa Hull Street.
4 4 ~. 4 n n 7. 5,roney former postr1a ster
and cx-member of the legisia'urse, ~ :
candidate for the postmas te e " p1t5ot
yided Parkertis elected Ile SAD So Yes ,s
..rdny. Mr.. Tony was one or the prime
movers IN the organization OF the cam ata
paign Club No. !, AZ
Mr., j. Is. Rudd. president or Gnm-s
\ na,rn club No. 2, is also a candidate ltorl
Aha postnastcrship. Tho No. 2 Cup mas
Il the largest membership, and if q major M
ity counts he Is In the race VIII : ooN
! lead over his opponent.
II Is also said that Alderman Abbott
and Alderman Robinson have their he'll eyes y Y
IN tI,e postoffice building. and Wheil ~
t,,,,, 90 ~, a showdown there nre all lllnds
Els ~ chances. Mr., ToneyS counts on MS is. re-
~ snr5 And. I'M, experience IN practal'c'ah
inoiitics. The other gentlemen figure on
Y their fealty TO the party and their re- e.
4, cords as business men ana serVAettll.s - =
the city ~, V Z, Z. y, 4 !, /, i,
ZThe Republicans. William Beattle ana q
e shorty, Smith, particularly do not leol
that there will be any change IN the az
u,inistration and they give Al l :. = y
g. I
There is no chance OF the two cam
pa1gn clubs Joining hands, and 1t LOOKS .s
+ like political fight may be the $resull
a II Judge Parker is elected {S
s MAY HAvE OPPOSITION
i "A II was said last night thai <" Col :" Billy
Allen would have opposition for his place
n; ms SUPERINTENDENT Of, the cemetery and
lamshousel Any fne5 ,tyn rd t,ro e, VS. Inc ne
~ C;nnlnnelj and is familiar with his con
mt
5l the slightest chance of his being de-
feated He has done more than he as
a at called upon to do Sc and it is quite safe
IA to say that his opposition Will not
"a. amount to much. 5i g5 81 X
Found a Home.
The bright, small boy. Willie Hierson,
1Ss who was turned away from home by his
uncle, has found a home with a Christian
81 family and from appearance fof the boy
q; he will be heard from IN later years The
boy bears all the marks of a future MAI
Il of importance. s35 sFEa 8i5 }.5 Il n
35 Officer Exonerated.
County Officer Terrell was dismissed o.
Il the charge Of conduct unbecoming aHgen-
tlernan and an officer. a ss .
Gus Roblisker was sent to the Crane
Jury for hitting Yanny Woodfln
Charlie Rosser went down for sixt.
4 ~ days for being d1SorderlySOn a SlTeeC8ctit
n The case OF x Lewis Coplan Sand e a.
Helm was continued to Tuesday. These
men were charged with; canvassing FOL
pictures without a license. II. VI III
Briefs and Personals.
There was great sorrow among TIL
Manchester rooters yesterday, because tn
team lost to Barton Heights. The.
81 blamed II on, the Yoggle Bird.
Misses Alma Wfclts and Miriam Rob
ertson. of Berkeley, are visiting the Misse!
a Fitzgerald at No. 1919 Porter Street
Miss Grace Metcalf is spending some
time In the noun ains.
a dance Is to be given at Mr. Archie
a Mcdonald farm in Chesterfield, neal
q Swansboro. to- morrow night for tn
benefit of the Sacred Heart Eaznar
u Wagons meet the Hull Street cars at 6s:4
returning car leaves Swansboro at II: 45
Misses Emma and Martha Laffoon ar
visiting relatives IN Brunswick county.
William Dickerson and Leslie Carrie
were arrested last night, the first 70
disorderly md the latter for being drunk