The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28
BITTEN BY A MAD DOG.
sEVERAL vfcrIMs IN MANoHEsTEh'
The Beast PLAYED Havoc for Several Hours-A
Double wcdding-Many Items ''""
Over the River
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcHNoosp TINES
Twelfth and Hull streets. (
Branch ONCE. ll0i Decatur '''V'

A blue speckled hound. lean ana l"nA,
created more excitement on inc s'''''
Manchester Yesterday morning Una" ""'
thing else has done for long time II.
The Gamma was mad. and very mad at that
He was first seen by Cashier Patterson - W.
Mechanics and Merchants Bank'ih inc 'U" ~,
yard of Mcintosh q Rennie II lower ii'''
street He was next seen few blocks ABOVE
where he bit another dog. CONTINUING ms
course up town he got NJ ~ ~
Fourth ward. where n,r Te,dIev
little how Of Mr.. i. ~ tshIley.
oer.,"d non,c among the rest Of the boys
who were in the crowd. by this time tno
news had pretty generally circulate through
The citv AMI several hunting parties were
formed for the purpose OF klAlng the osast'
In the meantime he had golteu ~ -
Third ward and was doing mischief there;
Ue attacked "A little son OF Mr.. Andrews ana
tore his clothing very badly and bit seYeral
docs He n so bit one of the men VINO wa,
engaged IN pu'ting up electric light poles. ana
child of Mr. Clements. .e,,
Chief of Police lipscomb was notihed ana
ioined in the hunt. but the most dillgent
searching failed 40 reveal the Whereabouts u
the maddened brute
About 1870 O'Clock he turned up again IN the
First ward and boldly entered the grocery
store of Mr.. Moxley at the corner OF foufth
and Hull streets. A futile effort was made 70
bite some of the inmates. but he was gotten
out before he did any damage.
Mr. Dorsey HargrOye pursued the Coz
down the street and across the canal. anu ~
front # the Dunlop mills overlook MN anu
ter a short battle dispatched him WIN
huge club.
1t is not known who the dog belonged to
or from whence he came but certain IL - he
created a great deal of excitement
DOUBLE WEDDING.
Nh Peyton II. Hooe has just returned to
the city from Cumberland county, where ne
has been in attendance upon the brilliant
and beautiful double marriage OF Miss Mabel
c. Davis 70 Mr. james II. IatUm and Miss
Emma B. Davis to Mr. W. l.. Robertson.
The scene ofthese happy and Joyous festiyi-
ties was the home of Mr. DAVIS, theIather OF the
two pretty brides. The wedding took place
Wednesday evening and there were probably
two hundred guests present TO witness the
event and congratulate the newly married ones.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Ben
jamin Beams. of the Baptist church.
The walters we're. Miss Leila DAVIS
and +. T. Guthrie, Miss Emma Iatum
and Mr.. Blucher Hooe. Miss Annie Walters
and blr. Linwood Iatum, Miss Alice Ioler
and Mr. Charles Perkins Miss Alma Hunt
and Mr.. Robert Davis. Miss Nellie AppeIson,
and Mr. q. Gillian. Miss Lizzie Morris and
Mr. Eddie Rice. Miss Matte Hooe and llr.
i
Jen Davis. Miss Ida Paynter and Mr. y. Da-
Wis, Miss Ida White and Mr.. A. latum. Miss
Susie Walters and Mr.. PeytOn HOOe, Mss
Matte AppersOn and Mr.. Thomas Adams,
Miss Fannie Lawford and Mr.. Nat GREGORY.
Mss Elma Apperson and Hiss Nrgle Davis
acted as flower girls.
The parlors were beautifully decorated and
illuminated. and were filed to their utm st
capacity with the beauty and culture or the
surrounding country. After the ceremony the
party adjourned to the home OF Alr. Llnwood
Tatum and dancing was continued until
late hour. THURSDAY night an elegant recep-
ton was rendered the party at the home OF
Mr. Davis. At the supper all the delicacles of
the season were served, and the delighted
party enjoyed themselves until after mid
night by dancing.
Many were the good wishes rendered the
happy groOms and their pretty brides.
A MUSICALE.
Mrs q. G. Harding music class gave very
delightful musicale yesterday afternoon at the
residence of AIRS Harding There was quite
large number of friends present. who greatly
enjoyed the entertainment. Those taking
part acquitted themselves handsomely and
reelected great credit upon themselves and
/ their teacher
The following excellent programme was
rendered: l. Duet triyolity Polka Miss Min
ME Warwick and Bessie Duke q Solo,
Secret Love Gayotte, Miss Daisy McGee. 3.
Solo. . DOla COncento. Miss Florence Bran
dis 4. Solo. Aida Fantasia, Miss Fannie
( ShotweH 5. Duet William ell. Miss Mat
| tie / ord and Mrs. Harding. &. Solo. Wood
land Whispers. Mss Alma Beae. Z.
Solo. Playmates' Waltz. Miss Lynette Day.
| y Solo Happy Home March. Miss Matte
Ellington q Solo Bigoletto Fantasia Miss
Euna Bass. 10. Duet, Santiago Waltz,
Misses Ida Tourney and Ethel Harding.
Part Ii. p, solo bareosolo r ron
Beauties of Paradise Waltz Misses LIZ
/ zie Nunnallg and Ruth Brown 3.
Solo, II Irovatoro, Miss jamie "ingo;
4 Duet Lonely. Miss Lizzie G0ode and
Mrs. Harding. D. solo Bon ION 9A.i1
Dance. Miss Alma Owens g. solo Fa' lui-
made. Gottschalk Mss Ethel Harding. r
/ solo. DYING Poet Gottschalk Miss Mary
/ Rurton. s. Solo. March de Mutt, G0ttschalk,
Miss Ruth Nunnally. 9. Solo, Last Hope
| Gottschalk Miss UOlev Loyell. TO-; Duet
Ermine Misses Mamie wright @uu NUN
brands.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. C. f. Moore. pastor. will preach at
Cowardin-ayenue Disciples church TINS morn
ing AZ II O'Clock and to. night at o'clock.
Rev j. j. Clopton and Rev J.. X. Mason
Of Richmond. viii exchange puipits tins
morning Mr.. Clopton Will preach at Meade
Memorial church az night.
Evangelist Smith will conduct the services
AT Bainbridge-street church today. morning
and evening In the afternoon he will preach
10 men only at Leader Hall. Mr.. Smiths
meetings have been attended By large crowds
and with excellent results.
Rev. Decatur Edwards will preach this
morning and tonight at Clopton-street
church.
At the Seventh-street Baptist chapel there
will be a Sunday-schOOl service al 3 o'clock.
Rev. Charles ~ Van HOuten will preach at
the Presbyterian church this morning and
this evening ~
AT the Central Methodist church Rev. W.
c. Walden will preach at both morning and
evening services.
AT the Fifth-street Methodist church Rev.
j. p. Woodward will preach this morning and
tonight.
AtWest-End Methodist church Rev. T. I.
Dadmun will preach in the morning At IL
and evening at 1880.
ITEMS or INTEREST.
The poles FOR the city electric lights are fast
being put in position and 10 will not be long
before the lights will be burning.
Surrv county has been added 20 the Second
| judicial circuit. OF which Judge Il. A. Han
| cock OF Chesterfield - Judge.
Principal j. H. Blackwell. Of the Coored
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