The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
MANY IN THE TOLLS
IN MANCHESTER.
Jour Soldiers Arrested and Others
Taken In, Too.
Mr., R. L. WELLS TROUBLES.
A Petersburg Youth Who is Pursued
by an Enterprising Creditor-The
Death of Mr.. William Kendrick
tKcysvilIe-Othcr News.
Mr.. R. [. WELLS TROUBLES.
MANCHESTER BUREAU. IiicHMoSD liMks
lli2 HULL STREET. BEATTiE BLOCK.

ui2 HULL STREET. BEATTiE BLOCK.
J. X. Kramer and Milton O'Kain. are
white and members OF Company 1,
Fourteenth Pennsylvania Regiment. Pres
ton Banks and Frank Potter are coIoreu,
and members of an Ohio Regiment Inc
ouartette claims TO be on their way South
where they have been ordered 10 camp
for the winter. They stopped III ms city
Yesterday TO make short stay anu
while resting got drunk. When tney ar
rived In the neighborhocd or Tweltth
and Perry streets. they began TO amuse
themselves by throwing stones at passers
NV and occasionally into the dwellings OF
the good people In that section OF the CITY
by way of variety They succeeded In
striking a number OF persons and other-
wise having a hot time The ponce
were phoned for and Chief LipscomD re-
sponded. When he arrived on the scene
they broke and ran. but he succeeded In
bringing them all TO the station mousse
after "a chase. where they were locked up.
One of the white men resisted the Cher
and was very noisy on the way. He had
10 be dubbed into submission, and after
that gave no trouble TO the omcer.
Wilbur Turner swore off for twelve
months before the Mayor Monday. lie
was then informed II he returned before
the expiration of that time he would be
given the allotted time In jail. Yesterday
he got drunk and was very noisy. Omcer
ZONES saw him and took him in charge.
On the way the officer had TO club him
10 get him to the lock UP. He will be IN
a panitent mood when his case is called
before the Mayor this morning.
WELLS IN TROUBLE
r. L. Wells young white man OF pre-
possessing appearance. was locked up IN
the station house last night. He was ar
rested by Chief Lipscomb yesterday at the
request OF the Petersburg authorizes
Wells is charged with a misdemeanor, IN
that he purchased goods from merchant
Of that city under false pretenses. He IS
waiting for an officer from that city 10
come after him.
The prisoner says he Is interested In
farm In Dinwiddie county managed by his
father. A few days since he went 10 the
merchant and purchased a suit OF clothes.
He gave a due bill for the same to be
taken up when the tobacco was sent 10
market and sold. BY some means this
was delayed and the Petersburg merchant
swore out warrant for his arrest lie
has been a customer OF the same mer-
chant on several occasions. The amount
involved Is small.
Wells has been working In Manchester
and Richmond for nearly two years. he
boards on Fourth street this city, with
Mr. Folkes He has always acted in q
STRAIGHTFORWARD manner with every one
and bears a good name. His friends here
are satisfied he will make every thing all
right when he is brought 10 trial.
The Petersburg police came for him
last night and he was taken to that city.
whore he will be tried this morning.
MR.. WILL KENDRICK.
The funeral OF Mr.. William Kendrick,
a promising young man of Keysville. took
place from that city yesterday morning
The remains were brought on the South
ern train to Richmond and the interment
made In Hollywood cemetery.
The deceased was the sixteen-year-old
son of Mr.. Lewis Kendrick The family
resided In this city at one time before
they made Keysville their home. Here
they have many relatives and numerous
friends and acquaintance. The young
man was quite favorite with his assoc
rates.
Augustus Taylor Atwela, the infant
son OF MIR. A. f. and Mrs. Lena B. At
well. died at their home. No. lc6 west
Twelfth street. yesterday morning AZ
HIS O'Clock The funeral will take place
this morning from the house. The inter
ment will be made In Maury cemetery.
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The Circuit Court OF Chesterfield Jul
deal District was in session yesterday
with Judge Il. A. Hancock presiding. The
day was well consumed in setting cases
for trial that were on the docket. THIS
Is Judge Hancocks regular quarterly
term OF this court and will possibly be In
session for some time. az there Is guam
tity OF business TO be transacted before Its
adjournment Civii and chancery matters
tin claim tho attention OF the court, as
there are no criminal appeals from the
county court.
cOLLIDED WITH A STREET CAR.
A country truck team and Hull stree
electric car had a collision about o'clocl
yesterday morning. Fortunately neithe
was much damaged. The conversation
between the motorman and the Chester
feldian was rather amusing to the by
islanders, who witnessed the accident
The countryrnan asked why light wal
not IN front OF the car and the trolley
mans answer was he did not need 1t tina
time Of the day.
sWeii. why did you run into my cart?'
was the query OF the trucking man
''Becarse did not see your cart stand
ing on the track was the response.
The mule was then taken from the ca
fender and they both went their way.
MEYER-KANE.
A pretty marriage took place al eigh
o'clock yesterday morning In 8
ry's church. when the Re,
-. 0r~~orv o. q B.. unite