The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-10
THIEVES AT WORK
in MANCHESTER
Home Of Mr.. Jernett Visited II.
Fam:Iy's Absence.
OTHER NEWS FROM souTHsIDE.
Mr.. Adkius ard Mss Bergman to Be Mar,
ried Tonight Wedding to Occur
in owhatan-perso1al
Notes.
Mancbestcr Bureau, Richmond Times,
ile"''st3 No HOP Hull Street.

No. 11O2 Hull Street.
rrhie1,as are vet making themselves La
!, .,,;s ci+y. While the family OF MI
Paul Jewett were in Richmond ses.e
dav afternoon, thieves entered his nome
and ransacked it from top to bottom ! no
loss could not be estimated at once. ~.
family living next door were also away
from home and when they returned thes
say they are sure some one had peeil -
the house from the manner III winch
chairs we're moved The window OF the
residence of Mr.. Jewett was broken anu
the doors opened from the inside
TO BE MARRIED IN POWHAIAN.
The marriage of Miss Annie Il. Ioncs,
of pine Creek Mills, to Mr.. Edward
Wilkerson tonight at the nome Oh Tue e
bride is an event of much interest IN
this city, where Che bride has lived Tor
a long time She is an exceedingly pref
ty young lady and has a host OF frlenos
al her home and in this city. Mr.. WIKI
erson is a popular young business man
OF Richmond. The ceremony VIII pc
performed by the Rev. Mr. Reynolds, OF
this city. The young couple will make
Richmond their future home.
TO BE MARRIED TONIGHT.
West-Endr NJ. E. Church Will be the
scene of beautiful marriage to-nlght
at o'clock, when Mr.. Ashton Adkins,
the popular furniture dealer OF swans
boro. leads to the altar Miss Mamie M.
Berryman the accomplished daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Bergman. Inc
church will be beautifully decorated with
palms and evergreens from Hammond S,
and to the strains Of Lohenghrin's wee
ding march. which will be beautifully
rendered by Mrs. Brent, of Rlchnoho'
the bride will enter on the arm or her
cousin. Mr.. H. L. Harvey. She VIII De
met at the altar by the groom ana VIII
be united by the Rev. a. c. Berryman'
father of the bride. assisted by the ReV.
Porter Hardy. Misses Sadie Bergman
and Eva Adkins will be the maids OF
honor ~,
DR.. Loving will be lest man. me
ushers will be Messrs. Winston 1vey, jim
Dodd. G. r. Bergman. Jr., c. B. Perron.
W. n. Watkins, and Harvey winston.
The young couple will lea:Ie immed1ateis
for q Northern tour, and ON their rsluiii
will make this city their future hoiie'
DEATH OF ~ LITTLE CHILD.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Culley nave tne
sympathy of the entire community IN the
deatl, Iof their little son, Rolling Dewey
or Saturday night. The little fellow had
been sick for only two days. The fuhe-
raj was from the house. No. 522 West
Eleventh Street, yesterday at 80
G clock, conducted by the Rev. II. II.
Moore. The interment was made IN
Maury Cemetery.
There will be many committee
meetings for tonight. The Ponce
Commissioners will meet at 7:3O in the
Mayors office, and the Finance Com
n1ittee. Fire Commissioners, and Street
oil in,
chamber. The Street Committee have
business of much Importance before the
body. and the members will very likely
attend that. The Finance Committee
also has some interesting business they
would like to have transacted.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Jones
took place from Bainbrfdge-Street Bap-
fist Church Sunday, conducted by the
Rev E. V. Badly. Mrs. Jones was sixty
eight years of age, and the widow Of the
late William j. Jones. The interment
was made in Maury Cemetery
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Colonel Colin McRea and wife, of CAL
weston, Tex, are the guests of Colonel
McRea's brother. Mr.. Scott McRae, and
will remain here for several days. Col
onel McRea is an old Manchester boy.
and is being warmly greeted by his
friends.
Property are not paying the
proper attention to their sewer connec-
ton, and unless they do Mayor Maurice
will have a hand in the matter. They
have been given ample opportunity and
notice and there is no excuse for them.
Mrs. Chalk. of New York, is visiting
Mrs. A. L. Adamson. Of Bon Air.
Mr.. Lawrence Eggleston. who was
taken i'll in Pennsylvania last week. was
brought to his home in Chesterfield yes
tefday.
Mr.. y. e. West was painfully hurt
yesterday by cutting his hand with an
axe while cutting wood.