Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25
CITY OF MANCHESTER
HAPPENINGS or THE DAY CLEAN
ED ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
Miss Marianne PuiIinm Married to
Mr.. Harvey Lee Pifts-riowen Ar
rested ar PetersIurg-Trespass
vpon HIS Wife's Premises.

Mr.. Harvey lee Pitts and Miss Mari
anne Clopton Pulliam were married In
Meade-Memorial Episcopal church yester-
day afternoon, in the presence OF a large
assemblage OF friends. The church was
beautifully decorated with palms ana
shaded lamps Of various hues, the altar
being completely covered with the ariis-
ticany arranged plants.
Promptly at o'clock the wedding
march pealed forth. and the bridal couple
entered the church. The bride, IN
handsome travelling suit OF whipcord'
appeared leaning on the arm OF Mr.. Al
Der, c. Puliam, and was met at the altar
by the groom and Rev. Benjamin Den
mis-. who performed the ceremony Miss
Emelne Hanes, OF Atlanta, Ca, cou-
sin Of the bride, was the maid OF honor
and was atiired in white organdie MT
\. NJ. Tignor. OF Richmond. acted as
best man, and the ushers were Messrs'
James Jahnke. Of Chattanooga; Jeher-
son Wallace. and oscar B. Pitts, OF kieh-
mond; II. ID. Pulliam, Of Chesterheid;
Mosby Pulliam, OF Newport News; ana
Willis c. Puliiam, Of this city.
The bride Is a daughter OF Mr. a. Z
Puniam formerly OF Chesterfield county
hut now Of Newport News. and "A sister
OF Mr. D. l.. Pu am, prominent mem
Der OF the Manchester Bar, and super
intendent OF the Public Schools OF the
city. The groom is a native and resident
of Richmond a son Of Mr.. W. II. PITTS
and travelling salesman for George Ma
then's Sons, OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs PITTS left on the 4;4o
Southern Express for West Point, from
which place they took the steamer LOT
baltimore last night After spending
several weeks in the North the couple
viii visit Atlanta, whore they VIII DC
the guests of Miss Haynes.
Chief IipscomD. Of Manchester, received
a phone message about 10 O'Clock yes
terday morning from the Chiet OF the
Petersburg force, TO the effect that
Charley Bowen n middle-aged whlte
man who has a number Of times been
convicted Of crime In the courts or TINS
city and county. had been arrested there,
charged with stealing a cow Bowen nas
only been out Of jail about two W eks,
and is now OH bail for his appearance NJ
Chesterfield County Court on the charge
Of stealing n horse. The Petersburg au-
thorlties say Bowen has offered for SAFE
three COWS In that city since he was
bailed on charge Of horse-st ealing me
last COW he offered for sale was black
and-white one, which he offered so cheap
as to arouse suspicion. and his arrest
followed Bowen Is q notorious eX-con-
Wet. and was brought 10 this city last
night.
Mr.. r. w. Thomas was in the Mayor S
Court yesterday morning, charged win
trespassing In the house OF his we Mis'
Mary S. Thomas. 1t seems that dissatis-
faction has arisen between husband and
wife. and Mrs Thomas got out an IN
function restraining her husband from
entering her house. In spite or the IN
junction Mr. Thomas returned TO ms
wifos home and It was on this ground
that the wife got out warrant TOT 0he
arrest Of her husband on the charge Oh
trespasslng on her home. An important
witness being absent, the case was con-
tinued until this morning and Mt Thomas
was bailed for lis appearance Yes
teroav afternoon. however. he was re-
arrested. He had procured a pistol, and,
entering his wife's house again, tied
10 discharge the weapon I'm her face. Ihe
wife was too much for him. though, and
soon succeeded in Wrestling the fire.
arm from him.
Jobn Kitchen, the white youth who
was charged with stealing brass steam
fittings from the Southern Railway Com
many. I'm the Mayors Court, yesterday
morning. was discharged. but as sus-
plclous character he was required to give
security for six months
An attempt was made to rob the store
~ Nessrg Bowen s. Bradley Tuesday
night. bit the would-be burglars were
frightened away before accomplishing
their object
Miss Lizzie Goode OF Powhatan Court
house, is visiting her uncle, Mr.. John b.
Coode. OF this city.
Quite a number of business-houses on
Iiun street are being decorated In honor
Of the coming reunion.
on next Sunday evening at o'clock
Chiidren's-Day will be celebrated at Fifth
Street Methodist church.
The employees Of the Southern railway
shops will give their third grand eXcur-
zion to West Point to-day.
The Joseph r. Johnston Camp held their
regular meeting last night.
Workmen are busily engaged in en-
larglng the cholr-gallery at Fifth-Street
Methodist church.
The colored Masons gave parade yes
terday afternoon.