The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-03
Is | QUIET IN
MANCHESTER
Nothing Doing L, Police "a Circles
and tic City at
S5sa Rest. ..5
MEETING OF KALMA KHAN
Policeman Avis Is Succeeded BY
MR. farrell Aldermen
Meet.
Bureau, Times Dis patch |
lis q No. s11O2 Hull Street

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,l
hi e h No. 11O2 Hull Street.
Manchester is one OF the most Quiet
cities In the cou ntry Tho police have
had little TO do for d long time
Captain Lipscomb went to Petersburg
yesterday ana brought back with him a
white man named Edward Williams, who
lis alleged to have taken a lot OF cloth-
Ing belonging to various borders at d
boarding house in this city. Kit
Tho case will como Up In tho Police
Court this morning. N
Harry Bass, white, and Edward Graves,
'co1orcd, were arrested on a caplaus ycs-
,terdqy charged with an ordinance viola
ton. 81 III d h; AZ B. 355s
OFFICER ALv1s, REM OWED. M N.
IN the Chesterfield County Court ycs-
Watson. appointed George Gerald. Of
lHenrico countS,3to succeed Special Off
Ger Avis, OF swansboro. Mr.. Avis has
been tho officer In SWansboro for about
eight years, and his friends will be sur.
rrised to know of his removal. He has
done lot Of good work during his ca-
.reer$ as an officer. The reason for the
change Is not known.
IiALA1E KHAN.
GA This august body is sche uled TO meet
tomorrow night \ at abou t S o'clock, at
Masonic Temple. This ISlan expects to-
do a lot Of kunearth things between 8
and 10 o'clock /, as Is hintcd at in this
notice: $ d.
Harlem! Ye Faithful: u
i Incline thine head 81 To- tho ground and
walk upon thine ear that thou mayest
hear what Prophet George the hath
prophesied. that on Friday night, March
4, 190i.S at the Masonic Temple, your Kan
will start on another pilgrimage across
the "Iot Sands where many innocent
and ,lnsophlsttc victims have been
tortured; 1T Is Grumored that many VIC
tins Will be in line, 50 when tho grand
march begins, ma ke{i your camels kneel
down SO that tho y fellows behind will
haveHto hump it hard. ~
t is also ;prophesiede that after the
Hot Sands have been crossed and
the cuts and bruises have been healed
with camel's milk. some anng more
to the stoma CHI will greet the
vision than that which ne have already
seen. IA: "
Don't forget the annual pass word &
you do.S youSwill be an----and you needn't
come around, q sg *
And ny Allah bless you.
a. AZ. SIMPSON, 5545ts
Impsrial High Pote l1t s$s
Charles Kidd, Grand Ink Singer.
ALDERMEh TO MEET
The Board Of ALDERMEN will meet in
special session on Saturday night at 1880
o'clock to act upon the free bridge propo-i
sftion. ~ f 4; s. & I, /; L
F3 NJ, H., ~ II, acted
favora bly, upon the matter.
y At the next meeting of&the Richmond
Council. the body will be asked to Coo
operate with Manchester in securing the
new bridge over Mayos Island.
COURT NOTES. St
Mayor Maurice yesterday fined two
white boys for throwing rocks in the
street, The boys were warned that they
again.
The cases OF alleged sale Of liquor to
minors will come up before Judge Clop-
ton on the 25thS OF this month"; Il
PERSONAL AND NOTES,
Mr.. Al Carter, formerly with D.. j..
Toney. has accepted a position.with tho
c.. y. Saucr Company. and will take up
Ills duties next week Mr.. George I.
will succeed him at Toney's.
4 Mr.. w. ID ridgeman. OF Manchester
and Miss Maggie Eovelace We're married
att the brides ghomo In Richmond Tues
day MIS- 5Sssy Ii Nj - III I'd.
q Mr., &. u Il Toney is, suffering with the
grip. s Il NJ
Mr.. AZ. NJ. CARRIER. who has been III with
is very much better
4 II ev. Or. p. D. Bomar VIII preach be-
fore the Ladies' Missionary Il Society OF
BainbrIdge Street Church Sunday morn n \
ms, Il 5s 55