The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-14
NEWS GATHERED
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Governor Montague to Speak To-
morrow Night-Larg Crowd Il
Expected.
CASE GOES TO HIGHER COURT
p. T. Watts Valves Exai,,i,,a-
ton Before Magistratc1n-
FAINT Dies.
CASE GOES TO HIGHER COURT
Manchester Bureau, Times, Dispatch,

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a. gfeat meeting Is expected In Leader
Hall tomorrow night, when Governor
Montague will mako his first appearance
before the Democrats Of this city In his
campaign for United States senator.
III over sixty prominent party men in
Manchester will occupy seats on the stage
and net as vice-presidcnts, and already
a packed house is assured. Eis "a
To-lnorrow nights meeting promises to
sbo q complete success, and those having
charge, oxpectn crowded house.
Those who will act rs presidents
Of Governor Montague's meeting are:
Messrs. Carter G. Jones, George w.
iRcnns, NJ. a. Ilghtsall, B. IL. Morrissett
Thomas Fl. Betty, Wellington Brands.
Joseph o. Davidson, w. A. Neal, u. H..
Wells, ]. II. Peronie, George Il. Huband,
Harvey Kidd. Joseph Decor, Fred II.
Patch, William r.. Gillian, Clarence
Walden, James Baber, George w. Roach
A. G. Evans, w. D. Fuprguson, Augustine
4 Royal, Robert V. Owen, b. M. Robert-
son, j. C. Snellings John S. Wakefield,
John W. Barrett W. II. washington, t.
i. Anderson, Il. Il. Patram, l. I. Brown,
r. c. Broaddus. A. G. Moore, r. A.
Bowen, John w. Moore, q. r. Du VAL,
William B. Bradley, II. S. Robertson, j.
NJ. Graves, r. B. Taylor Lloyd B..
Franklin, w. w. Friend, II. w. GOODWIN,
Thomas s. Smith, James u. Harding, W.
r.. Rcnms, John T. Utz, s. NJ. Perdue, T.
I Il. Taylor, A. G. Jones' John Q. Wake
field, L. c. Nunnally, Wavcrly Nunnally,
John S, Robertson, John L. Baughan. p.
w. Jones, j. r. Jewett, William Walsh.
Charley Dorsett z. I. Hooker, w. w.
Pool, s. j. Brooks, George +. Hall
Watts Before Magistrate.
The case OF n. i. Watts. charged with
shooting the negro Overton, while at
tempting to arrest him. came up yester-
day before 'Squires Cheatham and Rob
crtson. Judge Gregory represented the
Commonwealth and Ernest Wells the ac-
cused. Mr.. Wells waived a preliminary
hearing, saying that he wanted his client
to 70 before the Circuit Court Of Chester
field.
1t is stated that Mr.. George p. Wise,
of Richmond. has been employed by the
negroes OF Richmond to aid Judge Gregory
in the prosecution.
Death of An Infant.
William Albert Atkins the infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Atkins, OF Holly
Springs. died yesterday afternoon at LAS
o'clock. 1Ie was six months old.
The funeral services will be held at
o'clock this afternoon. 1ntermcnt will be
In Maury Cemetery
Personals and Briefs,
The Misses Clary, of No. 1904 Hull
Street left yesterday to visit friends In
Wavorly, Va.
Davis Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ. met
last night and installed the newly-elected
Officers.
A Petersburg Sunday school ran an
excursion to Forest Hill Park yesterday.
It required four coaches to carry the
crowd.
Tho olympia Club fonts arrived last
night. Tho club will take Its outing to
Pine Beach next Monday.
Messrs A. L. and r. w. Winfree, of
Powhatan county arc IN town visiting
their old friend, Dr. Waugh, who is here
from Palm Beach, Fla.
Miss Maggie Braswell, of Whitaker, ~
c.. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. w.
Cheatham, Of Oak Grove.
Miss Ollie Patterson. Of Bedford City,
Va, is visiting Mrs. DR. Baker, at No
1903 BnInbrdGe Street.
Miss Virgle Marshall, Of No 2l2 East
Twelfth Street, continues quite sick.