The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-18
news GATHERED
FROM SOUT'HS|DE
Manchester People Strongly
Favor Annexation
Idea.
REDMEN TO HAVE PoW.Wo 1'l
I 4@ - 49, 49,
Entertainment for Relief OF
\. Young Lady-Board
a to Meet. :I4'5
.REDMEN TO HAVE PoW.W ''''''

Manchester Bureau, Times- Dispatch
.s a % No.h11R Hull Street. y
N The sentiment In Manchester is strong
" in favor OF annexation to Richmond
citizens generally and business men arc
ready to fall into line and are anxious
to- change their postoffcc address from
Manchester to Richmond. without chang
Ing their place OF habitntion.
The people feel that the taxes to to be
derived for five years wilfput the streetn.
I In good shape and they feel that this
section OF the city would naturally be the the
manufacturing center. They lso, sec
that the city would soon becolnc 4 resi-
dental section Of Richmond. where the
cheaper houses may be had TIM are now
SO much IN demand In Richmond
Asc,ty Official said last night that he
would be glad to 80 into the city, on
general principles. regardless OF what boz.
came OF him poll ically.
Anniversary Celebr alton.
@6 Indianola Tribe OF Red Men has about
completed arrangements for the celebra- u
ton OF Stheir3twcnty-sixth anniversary q t
Leader Hall next Monday night. Tho,
fof6thcSfriendsEofs the organization and the
members and admission will be by card.
/ There will be musical and other features.
and one or two prominent Red Men will
do a little talking OF interest to Indians.
S3B8At3 the shooting. a t the meeting last
night, the Il pin was won by s. + Shorty
smith@5and he felt very proud Of his
prize. 4sI 81
Charity Entertainment.
55 "a number OF the leading entertainers
! Of the city will get together at Toncy's'
Hall to- right and give an enterta inment
for the benefit OF a young lady { who IS
now very III and In distressing circum-s
stances. The hall will proba bly, be filled
with those who wish, to help a good cause.
Meeting Of Grand Jury.
The grand Jury met yesterday and res
turned true bills a gatnst Ernest Farmer
former was indicted for the third kunense3
of petit larceny and the two Ia tier for
failing to support their wives. J oc Goode
was Indicted for attempted criminal "as-s
saut. The ases Will be set; for hearing
to-day .s u 5,i f Oh
City Mission to Meet.
The CITY Mission will meet this after
noon, at the residence of Mrs. ". q.
Bradley to consider ways and means for
further caring for the poor 4F a nd needy
,of4 the city. This organization has done
much good for those In need and will ems
ldeavor5 to continue their good work a
large attendance iss expected. WEE ss
Re- IL Board to Meet. NJ
E8 The Board OF Aldermen will meet In.
regular session tonight at s o'clock "a
There will be a lot OF routine work to be
done and I t Is likely that the request OF
the Rfiremen for an increase in pay will
be granted. s4
Personals and Briefs.
Fouranegroes were fined $3.50 ga Oh yes.
terday for being caught play wing craps
Charles Lowry was fined for being too
full for utterapce. A.
SIS Squire Jordan. who has q been under
the weather for several days, is better.
w Deputy Sergeant Martin is out again.
after an attack OF malarial fever. sss
5ss3S Miss Adah Cooke, who has been sick, is
better. ~ & 81 si$5 55
7.s Mrs. s.. a. IS Goode and her little son.
are visiting Mrs. Goodies mother. mrs.
g. s. Williamson, on West Fourteenth
Street. VI s5s x 5l5
s.4 Mrs Elder, mother Of Mrs. George
Blankenshtp, is considered no better.