The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
WIFE Assault TED
IN MANCHESTER
Mrs. Ferguson Charges Her Husband
With Cruelty.
ARTHUR BEViLLE HAS RETURNED
a Pretty Marriage in swansboro.
Death in Chesterfield County.
.: 80: News. Personal and Brief.
of Manchester.
ARTHUR BEViLLE HAS RETURNED
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.

III HUI street, SedlilS b.DCh.
The screams Of woman startled the
residents OF Second Street last night.
about 9 O'Clock. They came from the
home of George ferguson, and, upon en-
;erins the house. Mrs Ferguson claimed
to have been badly beaten, and that her
husband had struck her and threatened her
life. w L; Fowler. the father Of Mrs.
Ferguson swore out warrant for Fer
guson's arrest. The warrant was placed
in Captain Jones' hands, but Ferguson
could not be found.
Eliza Brodnax. the little daughter of Dr..
Ingram, is quite SEX.
The Banbridge-Street Baptist Sunday
School spent yesterday at West Point The
train carrying the party was composed OF
five coaches and a baggage car, and on
board were between four and five hun
dred persons.
The Sunday school recently organized at
the home Of Mrs. Lipscomb. in Chester
field county: has grown wonderfully, and
it has become necessary TO erect build
ing. in which the school Will be conducted.
The lumber has been donated. and the
building will be built at once.
ARTHUR BENILL.
Nj. Arthur Bevill, who has been mis-
sing from his home for the last six
week.. returned yesterday morning.
During his absence he says he has been
travelling in the west. visiting Chicago, St.
Louis and other cities.
TAYLOR-LAYNE.
Mr. Linden y. Taylor and Miss Kate
Layno were married Thursday night al the
home OF Rev. w w. Sisk. in Swansboro.
The parors had been arranged for the
occas sion. and the party entered the room
which was we'll filled with friends.
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
G. D. Harlow
The brother of the groom, Mr.. j. Q.
Taylor, acted as best man.
Miss Earl Chisholm acted as maid OF
honor.
After the ceremony a reception was ten
dered the couple at the hOnle of the
groom's mother, Mrs. Mary E. Taylor,
Among those present were:
Mrs. Judge B. a. Hancock. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Nor
riszett. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Morrisset1.
Mrs. Mary MCGEE. Mrs. G. D. Harlow,
Mrs. G. P. Reams, Mr. and Mrs. T. j.
Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs George S. Griz-
Yard. Mr. and Mrs. b Q. Taylor, Mrs. W.
f. Williams, Miss Mary Gary. Mrs. Mary
Taylor, mother OF the frooln: Misses Annie
Barham. Blanche Kahl, Minnie and AL
ma FuGua. Irene Bass. Matte Taylor,
Hattie Morrissett. Maggie Mitchell, May
I.ayne, sister of the bride; Elsie Gary.
Myrtle and Saline Russell. Lille Blankln-
ship. Alma Atkisson, Bessie and Ear!
Chisholm. Pea,l Morris, Maude Clements.
Fannie Britton, Lizzie Owens and Mary
Williams: Messrs, Thomas Wilson
c. a Forum, c. D. Dorset, Dr. j. g.
Loving. Rev W. ". Sisk, a. S. Moore,
J. o. Taylor. brother of the groom; beV-
erly Hancock. c. 6. Fuqua. w +. Ciein-
ents. c. S. Taylor, P. D. Bass, NJ l.
Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will make their fu-
ture home in Swansboro.
ADJUDGED INSANE.
A commission OF lunacy was held over
Miss Rosa T Parish at her home, on
Seventeenth and Maury Streets, Thursday
afternoon
The commission was held by Squire
Cheatham. Drs. Rucker and Mathews be-
ing the examining physicians. me conan
was pronounced insane and the authori-
ties at Williamsburg notified TO send lor
the patient.
MISS GILBERT RESIGNS.
At the meeting OF the Manchester School
Board held Thursday night. all old teachers
were reelected in both white and co!ored
schools for the coming year with ore eX-
ception. Miss Emma Lamb was elected TO
fill the vacancy in the Bainbridse-.'reet
schools caused by the resignation OF Miss
Lizzie Gilbert. Miss Lamb is the
daughter oil MI L ~ i4ttiip, iii'i iiS''S -t''A
considerable experience as n teacher.
MRS TALCOTT DEAD.
Mrs I.averna Talcott, wife Of Mr.. i. L.
Talcott, died Thursday night al 9M o'clock
at the home of her husband. near Bon Air,
Mrs. Talcott was only - years OF age and
had been married only one year. She
was the daughter of Mr.. \. c. Smith, CT.
Chesterfield.
The funeral took place Yesterday after
noon from thu Presbyterian Church in Bon
All. conducted by Rev. j. K. Hazen.
Tho funeral was in charge of Mr.. l..
A. Bowen, of this city.
Edward Harris (coloredl was the only
victim before the Mayor yesterday.
The police said Edward had rcal dis
Orderly The Mayor took their word for
/: and fined him $50
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Mrs. Y Z. Snellinss, mother of DR. j.
c. Snellinss, is very i'll at her home, No.
100 cambridge Street. Mrs. SnellingS is
in her seventy-tirst year. and has been
in declining health for several months.
Mr.. Facke will preach Sunday afternoon
at $50 o'clock at Leader Hall. All are in
vited
William Edward. infant of Mrs. Emma
Robinson, died Thursday night at the
residence. No %: East Fourth Street. aged
tivo months. Tha funeral took place yes
terday al T. NJ. conducted by Rev. Mr..
Wallace Burial in Maury Cemetery.
The remains OF Mr. I. G.. Mury, who died
very suddenly Thursday morning al Camp
No l on the r., P. and c. Railroad, were
expressed yesterday at noon 10 South Bos-
ton. where the burial will be made.