The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
MAN NOT KNOWN
BY THE FATHER
The Suspicion Of The Manchester
People is Aroused
i CLOTHING STORE ROBBED
Merchants Greatly Annoyed by Thieves-Mr.
Campbell Taken TO an Asylum Approach
iEg Marriase-New Personal and
Hrief Items Of Manchester.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No 1loe Hull Street.
There has appeared in Manchester ana
Swansboro during the last few Gays
young man representing himself as a
solicitor for a Catholic orphan home in
Canada and as a result of his canvass
ne has secured a number of subscriptions
he is sid TO have told some tnat ne
was stopping with tatEer Waters OF
HacreG Heart Church, but upon inquiry
OF the Father yesterday afternoon II was
learned that such was not the case. ! ne
Rather stated that he did not know Such
a, young man. and upon TINS Inc SusPl-
.ions Of the Catholics Of Manchester have
been aroused.
CLOTHES STOLEN.
A bold robbery on Hull Street has just
come TO light H. Moses, who keeps &
store near the corner of Thirteenth, had
several coats and vests stolen from hl!a
i'll tho daylight.
MIR Moses said he was waiting on q
customer at the time OF the robbery,
and noticed a negro come into the store.
but while he was behind pile OF cloth
ing The negro went out Mr., Moses Went
to the front of the store and found lnai
:, pile Of clothing had l'ecn taken. ne
matter has been reported 10 tho authori-
Tics.
p. Bear The tailor on Hull. had two
mir Of pants stolen from his store this
week at different times.
APPROACHING MARRIAGE.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riagc OF Miss Bertha \, Pillow, the at
tractiyc daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. b
A. Pillow 60 MI. Seth ii. Ellis, On the
o6th Of December. The ceremony VIII
L. pe,.foY med at the home Of the brides
i,IS and SpJffri-N
A1n:;c at SAB O'Clock on the above
date. The reception ,SlI be from 3 TO
II o'clock. Mr. Ellis in a valued employe
CT the Southern road, and well known
in Manchester. Miss Pillow is "ne OF
the prcttiest young ladies in the city, and
hes n host of trends, all of whom Wish
her happiness.
SENT AWAY
Sergeant rurglIson was greatly relieved
Vest erday morning when his hands were
freed from the responsibility of MI.
Campbell The authorities from MIL
liamsburg were a long time coming for
him. and he has been confined In his
eel; s,rca he was placed there. lie stout
~ maintains that his actions at first
were for purpose. ana he has never
been insane Sergeant b'urgIlson and
those WHO helped when MIR. Campoell
turned Tie. water on ard flooded the Jail
cannot be made to think, however. that
the nOSlDCSt "dS 1ul tl ict a t'oi l'''2''
If the authorities in Williamsburg think
he is not insane he will be sent back to
his home.
TO HAVE NO TOLL
There is probably movement on looh
among the prominent business men OIL
this city and few i'll Richmond 10
make a free bridge where Mayo,s IS.
1t cannot be learned definitely what VIII
be the outcome. but for joining the Two
cities this would certainly be an 1dea.
way The proposed plan IS TO make
the bridge very much wider IMAM IL -
al present, without any toll.
The Mayo's Bridge Land Company VIII
sell the property at d moderate price
that is, if it has not been sold TO one
OF the street-car companies.
Both of the companies would IKE 10
get control of ii. and there has been
much spccui i.ticn about the transfer OF
the prcrcI--. In conference with one
Of the most, prominent men IN TINS CITY
Ills mornirg, il wa5 learned that The
matter OF joining, the two cities in TINS
manner would certainly receive consider
alton.
Th funeral Of Mrs. Kahl was from tho
German Lutheran Church in Richmond
Yesterday afternoon at ) o'clock, con-
ductct, by the Rev. Mr.. Baihore. assisted
nv the Rev w. w Sisk, The interment
WAS in She clloe Cemetery. a beautiful
solo was rendered by MI NJ. j. Mo"li-
settle.