The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-20
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHS|.DE|
Eagle Band to Have Large Ba-
zaar Five Nights, With At
tractive Programmes.
10 APPLY FOR A CHARTER.
10 APPLY FOR A CHARTER 4 /
Large Crowd Attends Cowardin
Avenue Churcll--Many Come
From Petersburg.

From Petersburg.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch
! No. 1102 Hull Street.
The cage Band of Manchester is now
! In tho midst OF preparations for the grand
bazaar. which will DO held for their bene-
| Mt in Leader Hall, October 23d to 2Sth.
a first-class programme has been arr
ranged for each night, and this with the
variety OF booths which will BIO placed
will, 1t Is hoped, contribute to q largo
and woll deserved SUCCESS. There Will
DO n fancy booth, where small trinklets
OF measured daintiness mny be secured;
! a flower BOOTH where tho flowers Of tho
season may be bought for n song: n
country store, In which those Of n rustic
| and domestic bont may wander Mt will;
O. candy booth. which will be filled with
| toothsome things for tho inner man; a
tobacco booth, loaded with stun for
! many Il pipe dream. and ice Dream. spe-
| cial committees have been appointed to
stand and wait at each booth. and over
all Is placed general committed, which
| will have In charge the arrangements OF
tho whole affair.
Tho Eagle Band has but lately been
started in Manchester, and tho members
are working faithfully and ardently that
1t may gain q little OF fame In the musl-J
cal world OF tho city. Many OF tho mer-,
chants have taken the matter UP. and
have made generous contributions to tho
booths OF the bazaar.
Following Is a list OF tho booths and
their respective committees tho first
named being chairman:
Fancy Booth-Mrs. D. w. Redford, Miss
Alma Waymack, Miss Ruth Crowder.
Flower Booth--1liss Belle Walton, Miss
Graoie Blunt Miss Julia Clements. Miss
Florence Clements.
ley, Mrs. j. r. Brnzzcll, Mrs. J !. H. Robert
son, Mrs. Charles Yardey. Miss Alice
5McGranighan, Miss Martha Graf.
Candy Booth--Miss Mamie Dowdy, Miss
Lizzie Purcell.
Tobacco Booth-N1lss Derma Homes,
i Miss Crurnp.
Ice Cream Mrs. George w. Huband,
| Miss Anna Bailey.
/ General Committee-Jamcs r. Ridge
ley, chairman; D. W. BEDFORD, II. A.
! Hughes, ]. Archer Williamson. Jr.
Committee on Progrnmme-E. X.
Sampson, ]. a Williamson. Jr., r. B..
| Slaughter.
Will Apply for Charter.
Tho Joseph Z. Johnston Camp OF Con-
federate veterans met in their hall Inst
i night, and at length secured enough
nalnes to warrant the petition for char
A ter for the organization OF a camp Of
Sons. About twenty names We're listed AZ
i prospective MEMBERS and with this num-
Der the committee will go to work on
the petition, which is to be presented TO
the Grand Camp at its meeting in Peters
burg, October 25th to.s427th. Mr.. F.
Stanley Hall was appointed secretary
/ and treasurer, and Mr.. j. II White, COM
Il 4 he raY la
! regularly organized these positions will
BIO filled by election. Another meeting
4 will DO held next Tuesday night for the
l purpose OF definitely effect.ng the or
/ ganizaton, as there arc now enough
names Of those desiring membership for q
definite result
i The old veterans and all were there
! last night, made their arrangements to
i attend the convention OF the Grand
i Camp, and each old soldier received his
i black felt hat and his gold-decked badge
4 and insignia.
Many at Revival.
An unusually large crowd attended last
4 night the revival service held in Cowardin
Avenue Christian Church. The church
Z. was hacked to the alslcs, for not only
i was the regular congregation out in full
I force. but there was also a large party
J from Pet ersburg which came over by
! electric car to attend the services.
4 Rev, Mr.. G.. o. woodward preached on
1.-THE Last Great Prayer Meeting. The
sermon was deep and impressive from
the standpoints OF both eloquence and
substance, The meetings. which have
} been going on for two weeks have work cd
much good. for several people have Joined
i the church, and there will probably be
many more. SO
Judge Lewis to Speak Here.
Mr.. T. II. Smith, chairman OF the re
publican city Committee, has been noti'
fled Nv Chairman Slemp. OF tho State
y Committee, to arrange for q mass meet
\ Ing 10 be held In Manchester ga urday
I night, October 2Sth, when j udge Lewis
: candidate for Governor, and senator
i George A. Revercomb. candidate for Az
: itorney- General, will address the assem-
} bly,, Leader Hall will be engaged 1oI
/, the OCCASION, and 1t Is confidently OK
. pected that the meeting VIII pc one "
!; the largest OF Its kind ever held IN Mai
! chester, 1t is said that there VIII DC
some effort to hold Joint debate Wit
! some prominent member Of the Demo
+ cratic party. x
}. Uses Pieces Of Lead Pipe.
n, Yesterday morning Caesar Bullock ant
r Sanford Morton, both colored, employees
7 at shotwell tapnery. engaged in an al
/, tercation. III the heat OF his rage B,l
o lock picked up a piece Of lead pipe anf
o struck Morton over the head, nfllctlnt
q a scalp wound. The wound ls,T fortu
= nately, not regarded as dangerous TIT
o negro was arrested by Officer Waymacl
i and will he tried this morning.
= Wanderers Found.
Claude Satohfled and Harry Jones
a two young white boys, who disappeared
p last Friday night with heavy-handet
Justice pursuing them for gate lifting
Z have at length been found and PLACED
lI .lndnra q rrast They strucK out on tn