Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

became angry Win sergeant 0duAioS.s
while serving a sentence of sixty Gays IN
the Manchester Jail. AS soon as the Fed
eral authorities learned that the letter hao
been written they arrested French.
MR.. HAWKS FINED.
Owing to some misunderstanding pc
tween Mr.. Edward Nunnally and B. F.
Hawks, the latter was in the Police Court
yesterday on the charge of being disorder
W. Mr.. Hawks is a Waterman Tor the
American Bridge Company. and declined
to let Mr.. Nunnally carry away some
wood. which he had left on the property
of that concern. Mr.. Hawks was hned
$3.50.
TO WE'D TUESDAY.
Mrs. Eliza E. Moultrie will be married
in Manchester Tuesday to Mr.. Louis
Smith, of Richmond. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple will leave Tor
Powhatan county, where they Will spend
their honeymoon. After their return they
will make Manchester their future nome
NEW PASTOR TAKES CHARGE.
The Rev. Mr.. F'risck, the newly elected
pastor of the Presbyterian church OF
Manchester, arrived Thursday and will
preach his first sermon as pastor OF this
church this morning.
The trial of Thomas Pitts, charged with
assaulting Miss Willie Morris, will take
MA ce before Mayor Maurice next Thurs
day. -
Mr.. ROYALL IMPROVING.
Augustine Royal. who has been suffer
ing from blood poisoning for some time,
is noJ' improving, and Is able 10 De at hIs
real estate office. Mr.. Royal feared that
he might be compelled to have one of his
hands amputated. He Is glad to know
that this will not have to be done.
TO ATTEND "A WEDDING.
Misses Edna Bagley and Carrie Bailey
will leave Monday for Henderson, N G.,
where they will attend the marriage OF
their cousin, Miss Stella White. They will
return home the latter part Of next Week.
MISS CHATHAM IMPROVES.
The condition of Miss Alma Chatham,
who suffered painful injuries while alight-
ing from car few days ago, continues
to improve On account of sprained
ankle she has been unable to leave her
home since she was injured.
CONDUCTING FUNERAL SERVICE.
The Rev. r. NJ. Chandler. pastor of the
Trinity Methodist church, has returned
from Warren county, N. c.. where ne con-
Quoted the funeral services over the BODY
of the Rev John w. Nicholson. of York
county. Va.
TO MEET AT ALMSHOUSE-
A meeting of the Council Committee on
Poor will be held at the almshouse Mon
day evening at o'clock. The members
of the committee are ]. T. Abbott, chair
man: W. D. Ferguson, "A. w tahr, Il.
3. Owen, j. S. Wakefield, A. R. Hooker.
and John E. Utz.
WILD TURKEYS Plentiful.
A. J. Carter, who was in Manchester
from near HopewelI church yesterday,
said that wild game is plentiful in the
county He has seen large numbers OF
wild turlies In the county.
MRS. ARCHER IN TOWN.
Mrs C. w. Archer, who some time ago
wrote Dr. Broadnax a letter, saying she
would sell her body to him IN case of
death, for so much was in Manchester
Friday, visiting her mother. She left for
Chester Friday afternoon to seek magls-
trate. declaring that her husband had
cruelty treated her and taken her wearing
apparel from her.
PERSONAL MENTION.
High Constable George w. Blankensh1p,
who has been i'll was Improved last night.
A delightful entertainment was given
Friday night By Miss Ethel Morrissette..
Mrs Henry o'Dell. of 1913 Perry street
who has been suffering from an abcess
on her arm. is much better.
Howard Lowell. formerly of Manchester.
but now Of Atlanta. is visiting his parents
in this city.
Miss Bessie Clemens has arrived here
fron Powhatan county to visit Mrs. lar
Vie, OF SWansboro.
Il Miss Emma Muse OF Port Norfolk. is
visiting Miss Ethel ldorrisette 81
Miss Caroline sDnnMavant,,S rho has beens