The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-05
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHS|DE
Big Martin Meeting at Leader
Hall This Even
ing.
MANY VICE. PRESIDENTS.
VICE. PRESIDENTS
Leslie CARRIER Arrested for Rich.
lnond Authoritics-The
Hcptasophs.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch. !
No. 11O2 Hull Street. !

No. 1102 Hull Street.
Cit,. Chairman French said last night
that the indications pointed to one of the
biggest political meetings ever held in
Manchester upon the occasion of the Mar
tin meeting at Leader Hall tonight. The
people, he said, wanted to hear the sem
ator speak, whether they favored him
or not, and there will be a general out
pouring Of the voters and their ladies.
The meeting will be called together by
Mr.. James L. Bradley, who Will intro
duce Mayor Maurice who in turn Will
present the speaker of the evening. SEN
ator Martin has many friends In the
city, and there are many moro who VIII
go to hear him state his case. There
will be no meetings Of Council commit
tees In honor Of the occasion. The fol-
lowing vce-presidents will sit OH the
stage: c. Burkart, A. w. Fair. II. a.
Jordan, @. e. Gary, j. W. Bronaugh, j..
J. "A. Bruning, j. Ley, s. r. Owen, II. b.
Duval r. D. Kempt, ]. Il. Rudd, j.
Reams, a. r. Hooker, j. e. Williamson,
II. S. Bradley, c. A. Cotton. B. P. Va
den, L. Fendley. ]. L. BEDFORD, j. y.
Redford, d. P. Wake, w. ]. Carter, T.
StlTIOll, Wa VI. i uS1oI -. yAS. AhyAO'
Or ]. w. Brodnax, r B. Anderson, w.
b. Ball. DR.. L. NJ. Merchant, DR.. l.. In
gram, L. NJ Nunnally, A. j. Daffron. s.
r. Owen, w. II. Owen, l.. B. Tillery, J.
O'Brien. r. Q. O'Bren, w. T. Davidson.
r. l.. Patram, A. l.. Sampson. W. NJ.
Lipscomb w. D. Browning. r Shipp. B.
A.. Nunnally, w. II. Nelson, R. Nelson.
Il. NJ. Latham, c.. T. Jones. c.. II. Cox,
II. Cox, G.. w. Blankenship, r. T. Minor,
f. B. Cox. e. P. Cox, c. G. Cox, d. L.
Toney, J. q. Petit, NJ. T.. Martin, T. E.
Owen, II. Harnish.
Leslie CARRIER Arrested.
Policeman Waymack last night arrested
for the Richmond police the young man.
Leslie CARRIER, who Is wanted on the
charge Of taking a ring valued at $40
belonging to George billiard. The alleged
theft was committed several weeks ago,
and since then CARRIER has kept out of
sight OF the police but Officer Waynaok
caught sight Of him last night, and now,
he is in the tolls. The young man Is
we'll known to the police Of both cities,
and is not a stranger to the inside Of q
station house. His case will come before
Justice John this morning.
Heptasophs Enjoy Themselves.
The Heptasophs Of this city and Rich
mond had fine time at their hall last
night. Besides a, supper that was fit Tor
anyone. there were such merry wights
present as Tom Hicks, Arthur Evans.
Messrs. Hart, Allen. Belcher and William
son and the choir Of West End Church
The entertainment and amusement afford
ed by them was really worth the hour
or two one had to stay to walt for It.
Personals and Briefs.
James E. BEDFORD, Of this city, is sick
in hospital in st. Louis. The latest
information from him was that he was
getting along nicely.
w. o. Bogart was given ninety days IN
Jail by the mayor yesterday. for being
too drunk for safety.
Squire Cheatham will hold court to-
morrow in Swansboro. The case OF James
Loving and his wife. charged with pol
soning. will be called.
h. "The Beautiful City will be sung at
cambridge Street Church tonight.
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