The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28
NEWS GATHERED
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Less Than Three Weeks Time for
the Busy Candi-
dates.
WILL BEGIN TONIGHT
Patriotic Sons Of America Will
Have Merry Time This Week.
Married Yesterday.
Manchester Bureau, Tinrcs- Dispatch,
aI5E,f ms 81 No 1t1o Hill Street Il

Manchester Bureau, TinTcs-Dispatch,
gs No. 11l2 Hull Street.
Less than three weeks Intervene between
this and the day Of election when ASSEM-
blymen and Aldermen from each waru III
the city arc to be elected. The campaign
is on In earnest, and the candidates ure
working among their friends for votes.
The Third Ward is the only one III
which there will be no opposition. IN the the
Second Ward six men are anxious 70
have the three seats In the Assembly.
Those in the lower branch of the city
government at this time are Messrs. G.
l.. Petit, d. L. Toney and 3. a. Nun
nally. they are running for reelection,
and the three new candidates arc Messrs.
M. A, Campbell A. j. Gallagher and Mr.
Welsh. The vote Will be split up consiu-
era bly,, and just which three viii be the
winners cannot be forecasted at i,ni !,
time. In this ward, too there has ARISEN en-
not Mr.. Toney, now serving an unex-
pired term In the Assembly, will have 10
get majority, OF the votes cast IN oroe,
that one vote would elect him since the
Council had elected him to the uneXpired
term.
In the Fourth Ward the fight is between ,,en
years, and Mr.. r. v. owen, a former
member Of tho Assembly. Mr.. Owen re-
signed as member OF the GoIni Into 'r the
Fourth Ward The fight between these
two men will be the, closest IN me CITY.
Both are confident Of winning. Mr.. Fer.
his people, and has a number Of friends
upon whom he can rely for suRpTorit. IN ~.
the other hand, Mr.. Owen IS Well-ilked by
oil and is recognized as being q thoroush
business man. IL
Down in the First Ward President J. ):
Wakefield has opposition n the person SO OF o.
Mr.. r. L. Brown. Mr.. Browns friends
hSt he N.Y. T Ss ssftSs GS ssSs
think differently.
Bazaar Opens Tonight.
The bazaar under the auspices Of Wash.
ngton Camp S NO. 81 pasroi n SanS
Hall in Swansboro. and will continus
through the week. The committees IN
charge Of the arrangements has prepared
an excellent programme for each nshs a.
tertainers Of Ricnmond. will be seen sI to-
to keep the crowd amused. I..,
General Bill Hart and Commodore Aaron
Becher will do some black face stunts.
Three cleverer comedianswere never IN the
city, and an audience is always enter
tanned When they are btne d tti 1St'o
Large Crowd Will Go.
The indications are that very large
crowd of Manchester people Will 80 10
Dutch Cap tomorrow night on the steam
err Pocahontas. The moonlight, the first
Of the season, is under the auspices OF
the ladies' societies Of Bainb bridge Street
Ra ntist Church and Central Methodist
Church Every detail has been arranged
for the accommodation OF all who go, and
the evening will be a very pleasant one
On Thursday night there will be ANOTHER
to Dutch Gap. The Eagle
Band and the members Of Oak Grove
Baptist Church have charge of this one.
Married Yesterday Morning.
a pretty home wedding was solemnized
yesterday morning, when Miss Susie Far
rs a popular young lady Of the city,
became the bride Of Mr.. A. NJ. Fowler,
of Swansboro. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. c. O.. woodward, pas
tor of Cowardin Avenue Christian Church,
in the home Of the bride No. 400 Cowar-
Only Intimate friends Of the couple Wit
messed the marriage. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler left
for Colorado where they will make their
home