Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-13
MARRIAGE IN MANCHESTER.
Miss jackson WEEDS Captain Gniiion-Royai
Arcanum Onlcers-PersonaI,& &c.

Captain j. w. Gallon, Of Crewe, Va,
and Miss Leila Bell Jackson. Of Manches-
ter. were married at the residence Of the
brides parents, In the latter city at $50
o'clock last night. Quite large company
OF friends attended the ceremony, which
was impressiyely performed by Rev John
]. Clopton, OF Manchester. The attend
ants were Misses Fannie Claiborne and
Sarah SOuthall, OF Petersburg, and Messrs.
Alexander Titmus and Thomas soutaall,
OF the Ccckade city. Miss Carrie Puck
EFT presided az the organ, and rendered
the wedding march from Lohengrln. Ihe
groom is a brother OF Mrs. Il. y. Gordon,
Of Manchester. and Messrs. II. Il. and w.
G. Gallon, OF Petersburg. His bride is a
daughter OF MT and Mrs. W. 5. Jackson.
who reside on Tenth street, In Manches-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Gallon left on the i2.O
train this morning for Crewe, their future
home
ROYAL ARCANUM OFFICERS.
At the meeting Tuesday night Of Man.
chester Council. Royal Arcanum. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Past Regent,
II. III. Betty; Regent, Ben. +. owen, Jr.;
Vice-Regent. l.. l.. Pool: orator, August
]. smith: Secretary. B. +. Dunford; Col
lector, c. Wake; Treasurer, Samuel IL.
owen; Chaplain, ]. L. Herren: Guide,
II. +. Howle; Warden. Alex. Wright;
Sentinel. r. J. Jewett; Trustees, Colonel
Il. O. James. l.. NJ. Nunnally, and George
T. Gary; Representative TO the Grand
Lodge, T. II. Betty; Alternate, George h.
Gary.
Yesterday afternoon. as a young man
was driving up Hull street In jumper.
one OF the wheels caught In the street
car track near the corner Of Ninth
street. and was wrenched on. The man
fell out, but was not hurt, and the horse
ran up the street 10 Twelfth, where
he fell down. and was caught. The
team belonged to Messrs. Tyler & Phaup.
OF Richmond. The vehicle was consider
ably damaged. but the horse was not
hurt much.
SENT ON TO THE HUST1NGS.
The case OF James Taylor (colored).
charged with assaulting James Harris
with a brick. was called In the Police
Court yesterday morning. There was
enough OF Harris's face not covered
with court-piaster or bandages 10 ADM.
OF recognition by his friends. IL seems
that the two Jameses got into row
over the leadership OF prayer meeting.
Taylor wanted TO preside, but Harris
told MIN ne cOuiu iVt W. Sos 40 he
was a sinner This caused a rupture
In the meeting. and Harris was severely
hurt in the face with brick. Taylor
was sent on to the grand jury.
The Hull-street cars only ran TO the
railroad crossing yesterday. where
transfer was made to the Swansboro'
car. The railroad crossing is being re-
paired. and consequently the cars could
hA "a
Little Annie, the 2-year-old child o
Rev. John J. Ciopton, while piayin'
around the room at the rectory Tuesday
got hold OF an ounce bottle OF paregofic
which was nearly full. and drank Il. DIR
Lawrence ingram happened TO be near b.
at the time and administered the prope
antidotes.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. James r. Franklin Is extremely II
n his residence. on the corner Of Twclftl
and Decatur streets. Mr.. Franklin ha
been suffering from stroke OF pAraiysi
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Kidd gave Q de
lighsfri entertainment to q few OF thei
friends at their residence. on west Four
teenfh street. Tuesday night.
The new. Council Junior Order Unite