The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
NEWS FROM
S';0UTH.S'ID,E|::
The Originals to Have Another
Meeting-Cllarles T. Bland
to Speak.
AGED CITIZEN Is. NO MORE
Trouble in Street Car-P'rop-
erty Sales Socialists
to Speak.
AGED CITIZEN is NO MORE

Manchester Bureau, Tlmes-Dispatchl
No. 11o2 Hull Street, II
The Parker Davis-Lan,b Club Is ar
ranging for another big rally, which Will
occur probably on November 5th. Hon.
D. q. Toney is in receipt Of a letter from
Hon. Charles T. Bland. who has been
| invited to speak here, saying that he
would be open for engagement after No
yember 4th.
Tho club expects to secure other speak
ers for the occasion, and one Of the mem
bers said that It would be on a larger
scale than even tho one held recently. It
Is expected also that rcfrcshm Is will
be served, as in the preceding meeting.
Judge Clopton has granted permission
to the club to use the courthouse for the
oCca sion. All Democrats in Swansboro
Oak Grove and Manchester are invited to
attend.
Death of Mr.. Howe.
Mr. Everett G. Howe, sevcnty-one years
Of nge died yesterday about o'clock In
his home at Woodland Heights, near
Manchester. s sii q 5f3} IA
He As survived by two daughters, Misses
Ada and Ito. The funeral will take place
this afternoon from the home at 3 OF clock.
1nterment will be IN Maury Cemetery
Trouble on a Street Car.
Lula Davis. colored, engaged in an alter
cation yesterday morning In a Hull Street
car witiNthe conductor, r. W. G riswold.
When the latter requested her to move
III that section of the car designated for
people OF her color, Lula became OBJ
streperous and pushed the law-abding
conductor through a large pane OF glass.
The conductor promptly placed her under
arrest, and Mr.. w. E. Smith, ST.. held
the woman, claiming for rights, until
some one 'phoned for police assistance.
Lula will appear this morning before the
Mayor to answer to the charges pre-,
fcrred against her. and will face the fol-
lowing witnesses: D y. Nunnally. r. s..
Cosby, William Canary, Willis Morris and
Roy A1cClann. n
Rooney Moore. also coored, who too
openly sympathized With his worthy sis
ter was also placed under arrest.
Property Sale.
Most OF the Voolfolk property was sold
Wednesday afternoon by Augustine Roy
all Company. The Voolfolk estate Is
LOCATED on Clopton. Bainbridge, Toler
and West Streets. The lots were sold as
follows: sa
DR.. IL G.. Loving, three lots, 90 feet. at
$3.50 foot. ss2oS.5o; John ". Holt.
one lOt. ~ feet Gat S5.cV ~ %. S1V'
s. H. Knowles. two lots 60 feet. at
500 a. foot s1s2: ". ]. Morrisette.
one lot. 30 feet, s2.s5, 1880: John w.
Moore two lots. s2.25. s1s5: T. =. Gers
ley, two lots, co feet, $40, sls6: J. Al.
Clark, four lots. 20 feet S. 80, sS49: r. L.
Patram, two lots. 60 feet, $685. S177; r. r.
satchfield. three lots. 90 feet, $3.50. 1852
u II White. two lots, 60 feet. 8. $40; G"
II. Kahl one lot. II feet. $50 sl02. 5o;5 G.
w 1.,tc "A f~o ~ 100,
tho Rev. w w. Sisk. five lots, s2.oo. 1851;
70. r.. Cole one lot. 30 feet. SCI; c. H. sKahl
five lots, $50 feet s1.2o. $50.
The five houses and lots were bought
by: Florence 3. Clements $40; John w.
Moore, $3.50: John NJ Moore, $3.50; Leila
A. and Fannie q. Toler, s70o;&C. +. Ridg-
way, s7G5. The homestead and six lots
were not sold.
Socialists to Speak.
Mr.. Harvey A. santel Of New York
city, and Mr. "A. B. A1cCnlloch will speak
on socialist issues at the corner OF Ninth
and Hull Streets tomorrow night at
O'Clock Questions will be invited from
the audience and will be answered by the
speakers. g& {
Personals and Briefs.
Joe Johnson Camp Of Confederate Vet
Grams met last night, and received an app
pllcation from Mr.. NJ P.E Owens.
The Buildings and Land Committee last
night ordered bids for repairs to the
city jail and ordered the new desks TO
be fixed for use. s
Mrs. r. c. Petzold. who has been. visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Cox. Of
Twentieth and Hull Streets, returns to
Newport News today. Z VI \
The guard team Of new South Council
went to Paramount last night to insti-s
tutc3a new lodge.
Squire Cheatham$ will hold court this
morning with an unusually heavy docket.
Mr. Knight Saunders Is visiting his'
sister, Mrs. J. G. Saunders. In her home.
NO. 613 West Cary Street Mr.. Saunders
is the uncle Of City Sergeant Saunders
of for California.
Mr. James Gentry and his dnuEhter. Miss
Georgia and Mr.. Charles Gentry,tof Powhntnna