The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-18
ARRESTS MADE
IN MANCHESTER
Warrants Issued for Kitchens Alleged
Assailants.
GAS PLANT COMPLETE.
Man Taken Suddenly IIl-Thc olym-
pia Club Mcets-Hustinss Court in
Session-Ncws, Personal and
isrief.
GAS PLANT C0MPLET E,
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times,
llIo Hui Street i3sattie Block.

1ll2 Hull Street, i5sattie Block.
Willie Driver. Frank Farmer and George
Ferguson were arrested yesterday alter
noon by Officer Wright on a warrant sworn
out by Jim Kitchen charging Them with
the treatment ne received Sunday nlSh',
when he was given coat of tar as a Joke.
The men arrested gave bond FOR their ap-
pearance this morning at 3 cock, dt
which time the case will be heard
The Olympia Club held a business meet
ing last night to decide upon the date OF
its annual outing.
Percy Lyle an employe OF the Seaboa:d
Air Line. was taken suddenly III at the
companys depot yesterday afternoon Df
Ingram was summoned and rendered the
necessary treatment.
GAS PLANT.
The gas plant of the Manchester Light,
Heat and Power Company IS almost COM
plete. The last square Of pipe has been
put down connecting the mains
on Hull Street with the plant. If every
thing works now as is expected, the gen
orator will be ready for gas within two
weeks, and the company will be ready to
supply the city. The construction of the
plant and the entire system has been
under the supervision of Mr.. Tilley. who
is familiar with his business. Since the
commencement OF the work he has pushed
it without delay toward completion. lie
has been assisted by Mr.. George Schoen,
of Richmond, who is also an expert along
this line
HUSTINGS COURT.
Hastings Court was in session yesterday,
Judge Ingram on the bench. Joe Glllland,
against whom true bill for assault was
found by the grand jury Monday, was
allowed bail in the amount OF S2tV, g. =.
Cole going on the bond
I'd Johnson fcOlOreG) was also
allowed bail. in the amount of $3.50, his
father, John Johnson, giving BOND.
PERSONAL, AND BRIEF.
Misses Laura, Lily and Lottie Moore left
Monday for Baltimore. where they will
spend two weeks visiting their uncle, Mr.
James Moore. of that city.
Mrs Virginia Sneliings was not SO we'll
yesterday.
Little Ruth Bass, the child Of Mr.. and
Mrs Floyd Bass is somewhat better
The knights of Pythias met Monday
night in their hall at Eighth and HUI
Streets. Three new members were lnltl-
ated The lodge is growing with each
meeting.
Nj II. A. stith Of Bon Air. lost by
death yesterday morning. his infant child.
jeanette. aged nine months. after snort
illness. The remains were taken 10 Black
stone on the 9:10 P. NJ train via the n. and
". Railway.
Mr.. and Mrs Beasey, o. South Boston,
left last night after a few days visit
to friends, for Newport News
Mr.. D. L. Pulliam is confined to his
homo on account of sickness.
Jim Kitchen, who, just as joke, was
tarred and feathared Sunday night. is in
q right sore condition. His face and
neck ara much swollen and all in all he is
a sorry looking object.
Mrs. Stephen Hunter gave a midsummer
fete at Forest Hill last week in honor Of
her guests
Among the guests were Mesdames w.
]. johnson. B. r. Selden, Junius Mosby,
r. 3. Seymour. W. R. Robins, Jones,
Tyler, Gum and Hunter; Misses Bell Per-
kns, Ada and Nellie Gray, Edith Seymour,
Emmie Thomas. Mamie Garrett. Carrie
Leftwicl, Emmie Wherry. Mary Johnston,
Maggie Shields and Bessie Hunter: Messrs.
Randolph CardoZa. Buckner Wall. Bev-
erly Harvey, Stuart Michaux, Garnet
Tabb, William Stands, Hasktns, Page
King Ayres. Sydnor, Try, Purcell, Howard
Winston, S. G.. Tnlbott, Gray, Watson,
Drewry, Gooch. Cox, S. S. p. Patteson,
Robertson. r. B. Seymour. Boswell, john
ston, Priddy, Marshall, Cooke and Drs.
Merrick and MaSSie.