The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-22
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COUP e TO WE'D
Marriage of Mr.. Boyden and Miss
Moore Tomorrow Evening.
MANCHESTER MAN MISSING.
hr. NJ. L. Adams Not Seen Since Saturday.
Destitute Family Living Upon the Charity
OF citizens-News, Personal sud
Brief items from Manchester.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. HOE Hull Street.
lJ-. James Boydcn and Miss Oracle
Moore, of Swansboro, VIII be aiarl'ieo TO-
briGe's father. Mr.. yhbner Moore. ReV.
Benjamin Dennis will perform the cere-
mcny. Miss Moore is the popular daush-
tci of Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, OF STaIlsboro'
and has large circle of iflehcs. MI
Bos-tien is a young business man Oh the
city.
The spott fanily which at present is
s;cpping in an old sbanty near the Pc
tersburs Depot is yet surviving through
the charity OF the Manchester people
MIR Spot. who is blind, says they are
or their way TO South Carolina, where
they have friends and relatives. The old
est girl who is but sixteen. has secured
crnployrnent at the box factory here, and
tho boy IS working in Richmond. The
people OF the churches are being interest,"
ed In their welfare.
MAN MISSING.
Mr. II L. Adams, who is employed at
the mill of Todd e Justice, left there
Friday evening presumably to so to Rich
1nond. and has not been seen since. His
family are very much worried over his
absence. AS he is not a man who drinks,
they fear foul play.
Messrs. Fisher, Sitterding. Spencer,
Martin and Dimmocls. OF the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company. went
over the new line TO Chester Sunday
Mr.. Fetch engineered the car and pointed
out all the advantages Of the road. Mr.
Fisher expressed his opinion that it
would be a paying line in the summer.
THIEVES AGAIN.
Robbers entered the house of z. P.
Nunnaily Saturday night and stn!e
basket Of eggs and lot of meat. They
all the drawers of the machine and sew
eral trunks We're broken into After
satisfying themselves there they went
int the house of Mr.. Bradshaw, who
lives next door and ransacked The tower
rooms. The police think they save The
guilty parties in view and It Ill not sc
long before they are behind bars. The
people OF the city will be greatly relieved
when such is the case for in the last
week there has been no less ;han six
houses entered.
The horse Of Tom Moon (colored) was
being ridden down Hull Street Sunday
by a small boy, when the boy lost con-
troll of the animal and allowedt him to
dash into a telegraph pole. The horse
was knocked down and had to be shot
soon afterwards.
HusTINGs COURT.
The Hastings Court was in session yes
We're continued for Judge Ingram. Judge
Witt continued the case of Marshall
Savory until today.
The case of w. H. Stone, charged with
running q wheel Of fortune on the
streets. was gone into. Mr.. W b. Cox
represented stone He was acquitted
"A lamp was overturned Sunday night at
Mr. Gus. Fairs causing slight blaze.
The Fire Department promptly responded
and soon had it under control The dam
age will amount to about s15
Miss PosElier, Chestnut HILL is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Z. T. Davis, at No. 1929
Decatur Street
Tho Misses Alayme and Matte Berry
man are yet dangerously i'll at their home
in Swanshoro.
Mir. and Mrs. Henry Brands, OF Selma,
Ala, who have been visiting relatives
here, returned home yesterday
The grip is reaching an alarming state
in the city. Many prominent men of the
city are confined TO their homes on ac-
count OF it.
Mr.. Charles Watkins advertises in an
other column the loss of SIS
Miss Nellie Craig, who has been sick for
the past week. was somewhat better yes
terday.
The case of John Griffin and Tom Bean
for assault on ". II. Finn was heard
yesterday peIoie squire Clark, OF
Swanshoro. Mr.. ". Cox appeared as
counsel for Finn. Griffin was fined s.
and costs. Bean was discharged
Rev. Z. V. Badly is conducting a. Sc
lies of meetings at Branch's Church, in
Chesterfield county. Much good work is
being done
Mr.. Knox Crutchtield was arrested
yesterday for posting bills in the city
without a license
Mr.. c. L. Clark, of Newport News. is |
visiting his brother, IL. Waller Clark, of |
this city.
Miss MayIne Terrell has returned home, |
after spending several weeks with Miss |
Norma I.ithGoe, on Porter Street.
Miss Portiller, OF Chestnut Hill, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. z. Il. Davis, at No. |
1872 Decatur Street.