The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-26
) :
in
MANCHESTER.
Mayor Maurice Is Confident
Of His Re-Elec-
ton.
MEETING Of THE ELks
Ne4 BA lesfs Avn II
MEETING OF THE 5ELKs
Judge Clopton Appoints Regis
trars and Judges--Fun-
cral To-day.
Manchester Bureau. Times DISPATCH !

Sa Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch
No. 1lO2 Hull Street
"a The nayoraty contest Is the principal
thing going on IN Manchester now, The
opponents of Mayor Maurice feel that
they have an easy thing ahead of them.
4 but Tic Mayor himself does not think
u so.
q The fight against the incumbent. he
saws has no foundation ana the Mayor
N feels that he has no reason for fear, as
( his friends will be as staunch IN the
3 future as in the past
ELSS' MEETING.
Manchester Lodge met IN regular ses-
Il sion last night and transacted lot or
a business of Importance to members Of
u rhe order. This lodge is in prime con-
dition, and will send large number OF
representatives to the Grand Lodge meet
Ing III Cincinnati next July
a An important meeting of the Royal
Arcanum will be he'd tonight at Toney's
Iall, and large attendance IS expected.
REGISTRATION AND JUDGES.
These Officers have been appointed by
The electoral board:
First Ward-N. p. Bailey, registrar; Q.
q, Adams and Richard Green, judges
Second ward-C. A. Pickett, registrar;
". II. Gallagher and Charles Schaadt,
Judges.
i. +. Davis, and w. Fl. Hatcher Gcolors
ed), Judges, j. J. Blanton and j. w,
puckctt, clerks
Fourth Ward--W. l.. Porter, registrar;
EJ A. Williamson and o. w. savory,
Judges; j. D. Matthews and w. Davidson,
clerks.
The clerks in the First and Second
Wards will be announced later The reg
istrars are required to qualify at once
and two have already done So
Only one coored man Is OH the list. 4
LIQUOR LICENSES.
fudge Clopton will hear applications
for liouor licenses on Friday at Ii o clock.
The case of George Meredith was call
ed Yesterday, and he was released on
bail to appear before the May grand jury.
Tie is charged with assaulting a boy in
sAUllman's store.
The liquor cases will be called on Fri
day, Dobbinss case coming first.
FUNERAL OF MRS. NUNNALLY.
II The funeral of Mrs Francis "A. Nun
nally will be from the home, No. 1001
East Tenth Street at II O'Clock this morn
ing. conducted by Rev. Drs Cridlin and
Badly The burial will be in Maury
Cemetery.
Mrs. Nllnnally died Sunday morning at
o'clock at her residence. She leaves
three SONS and two dauGnlcrs' MIS-. -
M b. A. and B. w. Nunnally; Mrs.
Charles H. Sharpe and Mrs. ". c. Rice.
MAYORS COURT.
Joe Purnell was fined $l.5O for being
dunk
J. .Alonzo Saunders was fined IS for ex-
pectorating on the floor of a car, and a
similar sum for resisting arrest, and In
Z default thereof he went to jail for ninety
4 days
PERSONAL AND BRIEFS.
S "A marriage license has been issued to
Luther p. Bigger and Miss Maggie &.
Murray
Revival services will be continued in
. cambridge Street Church all this week,
Mrs. Joseph E. Toney of Powhatan,
& is visiting Mrs. d. l.. Toney.
George Baks, colored, was arrested in
Swansboro yesterday as suspicious
character.
1ndanola Tribe. Red Men, celebrated
their twenty-fifth anniversary last night
and hao a fine time with number of
pale faces.