Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-28
WERE HIDDEN AWAY
CIGARS AND COFFEE FOUND UNDER
RAILROAD vIADUCT.
lTgEU lTRES FROM MANCHESTER.
,,,rriagc Of Cinderella aud Lord
rauntIcroy--The Mccullough Case
scr,gccS--pcrSonRIS and Briefs.


were found tucked away under the
Semmcs-aycnuc viaduct by some boys
Yesterday evening about O'Clock THE
bows were out playing near the railroad
track. aud ono OF them, happening 10
look up. saw a package snugly. though
not entirely concealed fitted under the
caves OF the viaduct. They. ~ course.
investigated. and found the cigars and
coffee" captain Llpscomb was notified
ana officer Jones went to the scene and
brought She goods TO the stauon-house
TO await claiming. either by the owner
or ry Che hands which placed them there.
II is thought that they were stolen from
some Of the freight-cars during 'he day.
ana were left there to await removal
when uieht came.
MARRIAGE OF CINDERELLA.
The marriage Of Cinderella TO Lord
Famueroy was solemnizod Friday night
81 The residence Of little Miss Judith
Shotwen OF west Cowardin avenue The
ltls misses and masters assembled to
witness the nuptials Of these celebrated
people of Fairyland at 4 o'clock. and I'M
Oh s o'clock made the house verify ring
with their happy voices. 10 may be
said without resort 20 falry-tale that
happier gathering Of these little flowers
ln the everyday time Of life few people
have ever seen. Among those present
were Misses Louise OBrien, Elsie In
cram. chester WO0dfn. Maud Woodiin,
Rachael Suellings judith Shotwell.
Emma Lear. Bette owens. Matte owens,
Enrrnrlre TAYLOR Orie Lee, Mary
Walden. Josie McRae, Helen McRae,
Vaa DuVal. Ethel DuNaL Marguerite
Knowles. Helen Weisiger, Marian Baird.
Jessie Donald Mamie Utz. Nissa Day,
Addie SnClliugs Lctue Crump, Maggie
REYNOLDS. Lucille Nickols, Jean Page.
Nellie clayton. Mary Pattson, Annie
DuVal. and Zuline Robertson; and Mas
tors Arthur Sncllings, Graham Weisiger'
Mortimer owens, Dannie Baird Fagle
Baird Kenneth Utz, Nelson Ingram,
John Ingram, and Charlie Weisger.
THE CHILDREN AND THEIR FATHER
The continued case Of James McCul-
1oueh was called again In the Mayors
court yesterday morning, and was dis
missed. The father was in court because
hts two youngest daughters, who reside
IN their fathers house, had sworn out
"a warrant against him, charging him with
cruelty and because he did not support
and ll0the them. TWO married sisters Of
.n.se afrls were among those who testi-
lied again-t the father, and the mehtdi
picture which their words, often choKvd
back by sobs. suggested was "a very sau
oue They said he had treated them an
badly and did not provide for them, ana
1f.rl4 and lilly. whose names were ON
the warrant. said their father gave them
10 food. no clothing, and that they have
friends for Il thew eat
ana wear. Ii was shown, however, thdt
Nlr. Mccullough had not beaten them
since several weeks ago, when he was IN
court for cruelty to them, and 1t appeared
20 Mayor Maurice that this was but
continuation of that case The accused
said he would try TO get his children IN
some asylum. for ne could get no WORK
svd had no means with which to support
them. He is an iron-worker by trade
and says he has tried TO get employment
but can get none.
WHERE THEY FIRST NET
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Lawton, who
have been visiting the family OF MIS-
Thomas Walden. at Buck Hill, returned 10
their home. in Cripple Creek, Col, frlaay'
Mrs. Lawton is a daughter of Mr.. John
Heth. of Omaha. and niece OF Deherdi
Harry Heth. of Virginia. About TWO
Thomas Walden, who is General Heth
sister. MI Lawton was living in Besse-
4ner CITY. \. c., at the time, ana was
visiting the family of Major Joseph
Walker. at Holly Spring. The Nadens anu
walkers are near neighbors, their pro-
pcrty adjoining.
Mr. Tawton visited the home OF Mrs.
Walden and there he met his present wlie'
They were married in Omaha and came
10 VIRGINIA on their wedding tour, Where
they have been visiting at Buck Hill Ior
several days past, until tIlday' WHt"
they left for their future home, in cripple
Creek.
1fr. Iawton is in the gold-mining bust
moss In that place. lie is a mineralogist'
and represents a large syndicate Of north
err capitalists.
SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
Pew J. d. Babcock, pastor Of Fifth
Street Methodist church, will I'LL his pun
nh morning and night. Heavenly Recog-
I,-.on" viii be his morning subject ana
the text. H. Samuel xii. ., reads as tol-
lows. "But now Heais dead; wherefore
shal fast? Can / bring Him back again
shall 90 to Him, but lie shall not return
20 me"
In the evening he will talk about
CORDS and Cart-Ropes," taking as ,he
text Isaiah v. lS-"Woe unto them that
draw iulquity with cords Of vanity anu
Sin as DO were with a cart-rope-
The services will be conducted nighuS
this week by Richmond ministers.
AT the Central church there will De
preaching at II A. NJ. and 7:45 p. Nj. by
tho pastor Rev. W. W Lear. Subject In
the morning. More offered Us in Christ
Than We Lost In Adam; at night, I'm
recognized Beauty" Epworth League
prayer service at y. NJ.
Al the PRESBYTERIAN church Rev. w. o.
Campbell VIII preach in the morning, IN
the absence Of Rev Charles n. Van Hou-
ten, who is holding a mission service IN
Newport News
"KOMCAL KOMBINATION CLUB"
"Ye Kute Komical Kombination Klub'
will give one OF their rare and slue-
aching entertainments at Leader Hall
on the evening Of March Atm at O'CLOCK
The "kub" is under the direction or
Professor Perkins and Is composed OF
some OF Richmond's best local talent.
The name itself gives an index in
small way 20 what IL is. II Is "kute,
komlcal." and a rare and happy 'kombi-
nation" Of ali that will make one laugh
and grow fat" The entertainment IS
given for the benefit Of the Sewing Circle
Of Bainbrldge-Street Baptist church'
They are very sure they have secured a
treat FOR those who attend.
REPORTS FOR FEBRUARY.
The records OF the Clerk OF the Hust-
ings Court show for February the follo%-
Ing returns: Deeds, Y; marriage licenses
J.
The number Of arrests during the month
Is thirty-one. and s. distributed as TO-
lows: Felony, ], misdemeanor, y; ordi-
nance violation. 16; lunacy. 2. Total, 81.