Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
A MANCHESTER BRIDE
Miss Pattie Pendlsy, Of That City, WedS
Mr.. Moore, Of Richmond.
MUCH INTEREST ~ ANNEXATION.
Citizen Members OF the Committee
Being Elcctcd-Strcet-Car Men
Death of Mrs. Harris.

Given Time 10 Eat Their Meals
Death of Mrs. Harris.
The residence OF Mr. T. NJ. Fendley was
the scene OF a beautiful home-weddng
last evening. when Miss Pattie Fendley.
OF Chesterfield became the bride Of Mr..
Ernest W. Moore. Of Richmond. The
parlors were prettlly decorated in honor
Of the occasion, and a number Of friends
were present 10 witness the ceremony
and extend congratulations. Rev. j. j.
Clopton 6ficlated, and the following young
gentlemen acted as ushers: Messrs Lacy
Fen1ley. cousin Of the bride best nam.
W.. Hugh owens, Harvie Hatcher. and
Jarhcs Moore. brother Of the groom. The
bride H. a most attractive young lady. and
a favorite with a large circle OF friends.
The groom Is popular in business and So
cial circles. and has a host OF friends. who
viii wish him JOY In his new life. Mr..
and Mrs. Moore left on the north-bound
train over the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad for an extended
trip Their future home will be in Rich
mond
THE ANNEXATION COMMITTEE.
Actlng-Audltor John W. Hall. who Is
also clerk to the CITY Council. has nOti-
ilei the Richmond Council Of the action
taken at the last m citing OF the Man
chester body. when committe. was APP
pointed 10 confer with a similar commit
tee from Richmond relative TO anneXing
the two cities. Ii will be rem mbered
thar four members OF the Council We're
appointed. ana each empowered with au-
th0rty to select one citizen to act with
tbs committee, thus making 4 committee
Of eight. Mr.. Charles H. Sims has APP
pointed Mr.. Luther NJ. Nunnally. and his
: lection is regarded as an excellent one.
Mr.. Nunnally is "A member Of the grocery
firm Of Nunnally Brothers. repr senta-
tive citizen. and the interests Of the city
will be well looked after by such MN.
The other members Of the committee will
possibly make their appointments AT once,
as II is very likely that the Richmond
committee. which Is taking the initiative
i'm this matter. will call for confer nee
at 10 distant day.
NOW HAVE TIME To EAT.
During this terribly bad weather the
streei-car motor-mcn ana conductors are
the recipients of much sympathy. As they
are PERHAPS. exposed 20 tn cold mon
than any other class OF people. Another
hardship that these mon have II bear
Is that they have no time in which to
eat their meals. the r suit - which j.
that the men have 10 partake Of their
food while tho car is running with many
an interruption. and about as little salts
faction as anything wei could b..
Yesterday an order WAS nut into eHoct
whereby the men on the Iull-Strcet lIle
get a chance To- eat without having 10
mix uD the Undertaking with the ringing
OF bells and punching Of tick T.. An
extra crew has been assigned 10 duty.
which viii make one round trip forty
minutes twice a day for each ear. thus
giving tn men fun time to enjoy their
meals.
DIED At MiDLOTHIAN.
Mrs. Eliza Harris died rather suddenly
a her home. near Midlothian. in Chester
field county, yesterday morning. she Was
q most estimable lady and greatly be
loved by all who knsw her. ami her ath
has cast a gloom over the community in
which she lived She was the mother Of
Mr.. John r. Harris. Of Manchester. No
thing could b. learned last night regard
ing the funeral arrangements.
T re have been no eases Of snecial IN
terest at the Chesterfield County Court.
which has been in session the past two
days.
STOCK SUFFERING FROM COLD.
\ gentleman from Dinwildie told a Dis
patch reporter yesterday that thcre was
considerable suffering among cattle in the
country He remarked that the farmers
wee doing all they could to make the
stock comfortable. So far as heard from
the game does not seem TO have SUI
fered 10 any great extent. II was re-
ported that goat froze 10 death IN
SwansbOro' Monday night.
Several Of the arc-lights have failed
TO burn during the last few nights The
police are reporting the fact to the pro-
per authorities.
In the Mayors Court yesterday John
Logan. Il colored boy. was charged with
the larceny ~ a pocket-book containing
e. T. The evidence not being sufficient
10 convict the boy was discharged.
The Laurel Literary and Athletic club
anticipate a very delightful time at their
anniversary celebration Friday night
Among the speakers Of the evening viii
be- Judge Clopton Judge Ingram. Mayor
Maurice. and others.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court will meet
next Friday.
PERSONALS AND HRIEFS.
The Manchester Junior q 'rman club
will give a german next Friday night at
the residence Of Mrs. Holland, on Upper
cambridge street.
Superintendent Allen. Of the Aims
house. reported yesterday morning that
Frank Glroy. who was so badly frozen.
was resting easier
one OF the electric-cars ran over and
killed valuable English setter dog be-
longing 10 Mr.. Horace :. Bradley yes
terday morning on Hull street near
Thirteenth.
Mi. Joseph LaPrade is reported to be-
improving and able TO walk about his
room.
Mrs. \. q. BEDFORD ana Mrs e. \.
Raines keep quite sick at their residence
in Swansboro'.
Mrs. \. H. Thomas Is getting better.
Mr. H. j. Bolton Is detained at his resi-
dence on account Of sickness.
Mrs. T. +. Park is quite sick n her
residence i'm Swansboro'.
Mrs. l.. II. Clements and two children
are quite sick At their residence, in