The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-09
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Ladies' Auxiliary to Make the
MIG. "a. Branch Attractive
for Men.
BOARD or ALDERMEN {. Y 4 TO I, MEET [:
Both Branches fsthe Council Ito
Be in Session This Week.
III Personals and Briefs 15a8
Manchester Bureau, Tln.ey, Dispatch.

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch. i
No. 1112 Hull Street
n Members OF the Ladies' Auxiliary !, !. o.
the Street Railway Young Mons Chris 1ii';.
range a. very handsome reception room
and add sevesal atnusenents to the
branch OF the association.irl Manchester
The building at Seventh and Perry
Streets has been vacated, save the room
downstairs. wllichtis used for, am office
and the ledies have gone to wo TX witt
q Will to make the upstairs attractive IT
every way for the n,otor11en ana X con-
ductors. Work was started last week
on the building. and within o few days day
the rooms will be In fine order. a pool
table is to be installed and other amusing y
features arctic be added. 6.3 al BIZ
Who Will Be President?
Among city officials at this time stfe
most important, and certainly the most
discussed, subjectais the selection Of the
next d president Of the 4 City, Assembly.
President j. s. Wakefield, aof THE, lower
branch OF the city,s leg slative body, was
defeated BY one vote IN his ward q the
recent election, Mr.. j. L.. Brown winning
the seat. Vice President ]. D. Reams
liz a candidate for the presidency, and
appears to have a good followtng s. V 4 Fle
will have{sthe First Ward delegation sol
idly for him, and may carry the Fourth
Ward Il. In the Second the vote VIII It
Is thought. be split up, and the. Third
Ward $delegation will likely go to the
suc ceeds Mr. G.. u. Petit as a member
OF the Assembly. Mr.. Campbell has
been urged by his friends to become g can
Idjdate for the office Of presiding officer
81 the Assembly, and while he, sis not
doing any special work for the honor. he
appreciates the efforts of his friends in
his behalf. 5 d Xxi ~
Aldermen to Meet.
x The Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
morrow night In regular session. There
are many matters Of great Importance to
the city that are to he transacted, and
the session will likely be one that Will
last for several hours. Fs
The h Assembly will meet on Friday
night and attend to- the business OF the
past month. Both sessions promise tc
be OF great interestFto the peopletas vel
as to the members OF the Council
It E5WaslsAgei and Disease.
The funeral OF Mr.. w lillian Archer, who
died at the Memorial Hospital Richmond
Saturday, took place vest erday8 Of ternool7
at s O. clock from the residence in this
city. Internent was made in Maury
Cemetery. 6 . !
Mr.. Archer had been in the hospital
week before his death. He was take1:
there shortly after his daughter, Miss
Ethel Archer, was arrested on the charge
Of Dealing him. i. She was released OF o.
bond. 4. The police nd the 4 physicians
who attended him ssare convinced thai
death resulted from disease and old age '
Personals and Briefs. "
Miss Lille ". Hinnant, Of the city; !!
visiting friends and relatives in sEdenton
N. e. 81 VI a II II AZ III ri
&5 Miss Clara; Dckerson Will leave thl'
week for Port Norfolk TO visit friends \.
Miss Matte j ones, Of Twelfth Street
will leave within few days for tn
ounsnins, to be gone for several weeks eaz
Park yesterday than haye, been there
any Sun day fore this M Extra cars !
mad IA Y very good v sched ule, and tn
travelling public was taken care OF, HI
The children Of Mr. BENJAMIN. Walker
or Gross, Va, re visiting their grand
mother, 70. Pulley, Of F fourteenth Street