The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-27
POLITICS IN
MANCHESTER
Delegates to be Elected Mon
day Will Probably be Against
the Primary Plan.
WATER BOARD TONIGHT.
Funeral of Mr.. Kinmcll Terrell
This Afternoon-Bazaar
This Evening.
Err BOARD TONIGHT
WATER

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
! NO 1102 Hull Street
Old-tif1e political fire promises to take
possession of the voters at this time.
Just before the ward meetings on Mon
day night. Twelve delegates will be
chosen to TIE state Convention, each
with power to cast half d vote.
So tar as can be learned, tho senti-
ment Of the voters Is against general
primary law. Primaries for local cleo
tons are favored. but unless the voters
feel hat the Legislature will enact a law
relieving tho candidates from the ex
pcnso that would accrue. in State cleo
tons, it looks certain that the delegat ties
to be chosen next Monday night will be
those who are against the primary.
There are number OF candidates al.
ready spoken Of, including Judge Clop-
toll commemorative Attorney Page. Al
dcrman-ele Moore, Messrs. WEB Brad
ley, r. v. Owen,'FD. l.. Toney and Al
dcrir1nr. Rudd. }tsh
DOWN WITH DUET.
The Passenger and Power Company has
made arrangements to sprinkle the
tracks Of their line In Manchester. This
statement Will be received with pleas
urc by the residents living along the
lines, especially those on Seventh Street
from sernmes to Hull and on Perry Street
to Ccwardin Avenue.
In these sections the dust In summer is
almost unbearhble. y.
REFLECTION FROM FIRE.
Reflections as from n big fire We're
noticed last night 1nte In the direction
of Broad Rock Road No definite infor-
nation could be had. owing to the iso-
lated condition OF the neighborhood. 1t
was thought that the fire was simply
lot OF rubbish, started probably by
tramps. s
DEATH IN A TWINELING
About Ills O'clock last night Il colored
woman named Maria Deane suddenly
expired while walking across the yard
to her home, No. 213 East Fifteenth
Street.
Coroner Brodnax was Immediately sum-
moned. FIe examined her and found that
deaf was due tosa violent hen1orrhage.
Tie woman was ffty-two years old.
CAMPS OUTING.
Joseph H. Johnston Camp and their
friends had a fine time at Drewry's BUT
yesterday. From the number OF people
on the street, it looked like all the I'M
portant people In town were at the Bluff.
There was lots 10 do IN the way OF
LAYING around Iii the shade. swapping
w
tho shade Of tho ancestral trees.
Those who spent the day at the Bluff
will never forget the good timc they
spent.
COURT NOTES.
| Special Officer Jones arrested Robert
| Backen and Wilbur Hazard as suspicious
characters. He found them'ln vegetab:
car on the Atlantic Coast Line. They
will be heard to-day by Squire Cheat
ham.
There was nothing doing In either the
Corporation or Mayors Court.
WATER COMMISSION.
A meeting OF the Water Commission
Will be held tonight at the office Of
Superintendent Sharp. At that time a
proposition to give the city clear water
and new plant will be considered.
Tho city accountant has examined the
books of the clerk of the water depart
nett. Mr.. Matthew Morton. and has found
them to be correct in every particular
FUNERAL OF MR.. TERRELL.
The funeral of young Kinmell Jer-
rel will he from Ciopton Street Baptist
Church at O'Clock this afternoon. and
the burial will be in Maury Cemetery,
The young man died ut o'clock yes
terday morning at his home, In swans
boro, aged eighteen years. He was the
son Of Officer George r. Terrell. and
Company.
He was a popular young man, whose
death Is regretted by many friends.
AsBURY BAZAAR.
The progra ANNE at the bazaar last night