The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-21
Two. MARRIAGES
IN MANCHESTER.
Mss Bessie Sadl and Mr.. Harvey
Morris are. n arried.
cHARGEsTo BE- HEARD TONIGHT
church Entertainment, a success-For the
sAuDders' fund-News, Personal
and brief Items from
Aer,ss tie niyer.
.CHARGEsTO BlzHtARDi TONIGHT
Manchester. Bureau, Richmond Times,


Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
NO. 11U2 Hull Street.
MIR. Harvey u. MOTIFS and MISS Bes
Sc II. Sauier were married last night a
me home or the BRIDE. on NInth street
by the Rev. Il. n. Badly, pastor of BAN
priuSe-Street Baptist Church. The bride
is one of the pretIiest ana most popular
young laGies IN the city. ..Ar. MOTIFS Is
employed N Newport News, and has q
host of friends in this city.
The couple .ett Immediately for New
port News, where they Will make the.1
future home.
INVESTIGATION TONIGHT.
The investigator of the charges pre-
ferred against DR. William P. Mathews,
chairman of the BOARD of Health of the
city by Mr.. f. 3. Thaw, VIII be begun
tonight at 7:4o o'clock in the Council
Chamber by the SPECIAL committee ap-
pointed to conduct the investigation.
The charges are that DIR. Mathews es-
tablished a strict and unnecessary quar-
ant.ne at MI. Ihaws home when his wife
had what he claims was mild case OF
diphtheria-
The second night of the "Old-Fashion-
&c Fair" VIII CHI is being presented at
the Presbyterian Church, was a success
from every standpoint. The singing by
little Marie Crooks was enjoyed by all.
The fair will continue til Friday night.
Tomorrow evening and night no admls-
sion will be charged.
VIRGINIA CLUB.
The Virginia Democratic Club met last
night at the store of Mr.. D. L. Toney
and transacted all routine business. The
committee on the banquet for Thanks
giving Day reported that everything was
working smoothly.
Mr. Harding, the barber. will on next
Monday give the entire receipts of his
shop to the Saunders fund. This is the
first movement of this kind which has
been started and a nice sum Will DOUBT
less be raised. Mr. Harding said ycster-
day that he would keep box at the SIDE
Of the chair. and the people could put IN
it what they wanted to, but nothing less
than the price for the WorK *, cone
MEET TONIGHT.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union will
meet tonight at Stockton-Strcct Church.
4 splendid musical programme mas peen
arraneed. Messrs. kcrfoot and Garter,
two Young men from Richmond Coiiese'
will address the members. they are at
tractive speakers. and no ooupe d Id 50
number will hear them.
Mr. w II. Satterwhite and Miss Lizzie.
Spain. both of this city, were maTr'ed
YESTERDAY at the home OF Mrs. 1a"-
;-ins on East Fourth Street
MI Satterwhite is very popular young
nan of the city Miss Spain Is an eA-
ceedingly pretty and accomplished young
adv and has MANY admirers.
An elegant reception. was rendered
he Young couple after the marriage.
They will make this city their future
home.
MR.. OWEN HURT.
Charlie Owen. q. popular young man ct
this city, was very painfully hurt Tuesday
hight on Main Street, in Richmond. He
vas riding his bicycle up Main Street
md collided with a gentleman who was
-idine down Both were thrown very
heavily to the ground. Mr.. Owen was
aiken into a nearby drug store, where
he was made as easy as possible. Later
ne was sent to his home. in this city.
he was resting comfortably this morn
ing.
GOOD TRACK.
The heavy r rails which are being put
II Cowardin Avenue by the Passenger
and Power Company are very much APP
nreciated by the people who ride over
the road. The track is now completed
on one side down to Perry Street.
Perry Street will soon be made bet
Ter by the new girder rails. They will
be placed on this street in a very short
time now.
WANT MORE TIME
The employees of the Hull Street line Of
the Passenger and Power Company want
to know L there is rot some remedy for
the present system that they are work
ing. Some of the men said this morning
that they We're forced to run from one
md of the line to the other without any
stop to cat or rest. They were seen eat
ing while the car was running. and they
are talking of signing petition asking
for time to eat
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
School tickets can be bought at the
store of Mr.. r. c. Broaddrs Eleventh
and Hull Streets.
Hon. r. G. Southan and Judge Stephen
Farrar. of Amelia county. were in the
CITY yesterday.
Mrs. w. ]. Asher is critically i'll ut her
home. No. 965 Hull Street.
The called meeting Of the School Board
will meet tonight at the school-house
Mr.. Branch Snead of South Boston. is.
visiting Mr., Charlie Morris, of No 81
Decatur Street.
Master John Bergman. who has seen
sick for some time. is now able to be up.
Tho ladies of Clnnton-Street Church re
holding a very successful rurmage sale
on Hull Street. near Clopton Street