The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-16
BIG RALLY !. ] !.
IS COMING.
City Central Committee Met.
Last Night to Procure Cam
paign Speakers.
OTHER MANCHESTER NEWS.
Hurt BY Gravel Sl,ootcr-Sl,ot
Mother ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Question Discussed.
Manchester Bureau. TImes-D Dispatch

Manchester Bureau, Tfn1es-Dlspatch.
No. 10. Hull Street 81
The city Central Democratic Commit
tee met last night In the police station
office to discuss tho ways and means Or
procuring campaign speakers FOR Man
chester.
a committee, consisting OF Messrs. Red
ford, Martin. Robertson. Pie and The
chair, ex oflicio. was appointed to secure
speakers. look after the Democratic votes
and arrange tho details Of the occasion,
yet TO be determined, when the party
rally will be held. 1t was decided TO in
vite the respective presidents Of the two
. Democratic clubs to cooperate With them
IN arranging for the meeting,
Aas r. l. French. chairman resigned Ills
position as member of the committee from
tho Second Ward, aud was reelected to
membership and the chair as a member
from the Third Ward 10 which he has
moved. Mesars. Willis Pulliam and T.. a.
Lamb were elected TO fill two vacancies
from the Second Ward.
The next meeting Will be called next
Tuesday n!ght.when the presidents OF the
two clubs will be asked to be present.
Those present were X. L. French CHAIR
4 NAM, III. 7. Martin. Il. S. Robertson.
w. T. Pugh. J. W. Smith, John O Bricn
and j. l.: Redfori.
To be Inferred To-day.
The funeral Of Mrs. j. W. Craze will
Il take place to-day at $3.50 P. NJ. from AS
bury Methodist Church. The services will
be conducted by Rsv. r. +. Beadles, as
sisted BY Rev, f. q. Ba'dy.
The pall-bearers will be: Active-a1esFrs.
j, NJ. Walthall, C.. B. Firth. Marccllus
Magruder. John r. Smith, r. Fl. Thomas
and J. s. Perdre Honorary--B. ]. Walk
II. "A. Campbell. 8 Il. :555
Mrs. Craze will be inferred in aianry
e Cemetery By the side Of her son. Thomas.
Hurt by Gravel Shooter.
Louise Rcams. The fourteen-y ear-old daush.
y ter OF Mr. George Rcarns. 4 OF seventh and
Hull Streets, was yesterday afternoon struck
Z q gravelshooter In the hands of an unknown
+ boy. Tho injury IS not serious. II vi
His Mother Shot.
5 g c. Jones and his brother. r. n Jones.
left Friday night for Norfolk to visit their
+ another brother. Henry on the previous night
Mrs. Jones was mistaken for thief by her
q son, who. fired In the. dark at what he sup
posed TO be sn Intruder.
Mrs. Jones Is In the Sarah l>se Hospital at
Norfolk. where sho ix resting fairly comforta Y,
Still About Water.
Tho City Council received the report Of the
Finance Committee on9tlir water question
Friday night. and post porcd tho matter for
a whole month, The rceoRirrl cnda lions OF tho
committee vera that 5000 be expended for
two new pumps. reIairsi be made to the pres
cnt boilers aud for the purchase OF new
fifty horsepower boiler
The Council! adopted resolution making the
proposed new boiler one hundred horse. power.
& Instead OF fifty.
Services Tomorrow
Rev j. x. Faulkner. pastor Of Oak Grove
baptist Church. viii preach this morning on
..The Only Fnundst.op,"EJils theme at night
will be What We Shall Doa and the An
swers Thereto This makes the fourth ser
mon on this subject
IA special church meeting will he held this
morning in tho Presbyterian Church when
all the members are requested to be present
u In Sacred Heart Church to-day. Rev. Father
Do Muynck Will celebrate the usual masses
Mira u NJ Whitaker returned to her
home in Amelia county yesterday after visit
ling friends and relatives in Manchester and
Chesterfield,
awarded first ard second honors. respectively
in class d Of the Mechanics night schn
Willie Toney and John Peters won first ana
second honors In class 49,