Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

He was carried to the City .AImshcEse,
where his wounds were dressed. and he
was able to return to his home in Man.
chester last night.
FITzHCGH LEE FINED.
For shooting promiscuously In th@
streets OF Manchester. Fitzhugh Lee and
James Chalkley were fined $3.50 each by
Mayor Maurice yesterday. Mr.. Lee In
no way resembles the distinguished Vir-
ginia general and Is not related to him
James Pride. Allie Black and Wexford
F'inney, all colored. were fined $3.50 eacs
for creating disturbance in Hull street
They were arrested by Policeman Wright
Theodore Brown went to Jail for thirts
days for being drunk last night.
AFTERNOON WEDDING.
A chrysanthemum wedding was that OF
Miss Bessie Fl. Holland and Myron w
Sheppard. which took place at Ills Porter
street ats P. NJ. yesterday. The ceremon,
was performed by Rev. r. H Winfree. q
Chesterfield county assisted by the Rev.
E. V Badly, the brides pastor.
The home was beautifully decorated With
chrysanthemums. holly, running CEDAR
palms and white carnations.
The bride entered the parlor on the arm
OF her maid Of honor, Miss Bette Win
free. her cousin. and met the groom under.
the marriage bell. which was made OF
white chrysanthemums. Mr.. Asa Broad
aus acteG as best man.
The bride was attired In beautiful
travelling gown of blue cloth. She car
ried chrysanthemums. Her maid of honor
was attired in white organdie over pink
taffeta.
The wedding march was played by Mrs.
G. a. Pepper. During the ceremony Mrs.
Pepper played a piece entitled, Twas
the Fragrant Summer Time u
The bride is the granddaughter of tina
late Dr. D. B. Winfree. formerly pastor
of the First Baptist church. In Rich
mond, and the cambridge Street Bap-
fist church. in Manchester. She is the
daughter of the late Charles P. Holland,
OF New Berne. N. c. Her mother. Mrs
Judith F. Holland, now resides in. Mar
chester. She is the niece of Mr. r. c.
Broaddus. the well-known merchant
After the ceremony the couple were co.'s.
graduated by the numerous friends WHIT
Were present They left last night 70,
Amelia county. where they were rendered
q reception ct the nome of Mr.. William
Sheppard, father of the groom.
RESUME CASE TO-DAY.
The suit of the Richmond Standard
Steel Spike and Iron company against
the Chesterfield Coal Company. will be re-
sumed In the corpora ton court OF Man
chester at 10 o'clock this morning, when
large numOer OF witnesses Will De present.
WILL BUY OLD CHURCH.
The special committee appointed by the
city assembly with view OF ascertain
ing the cost of the old Central church
will recommend the purcha Sc OF the struc-
ture to prevent Its passing into the hands
OF negroes. The deacons OF the Episcopal
church.s colored. who arranged for the
purchase of the old church for their con-
gregation wanted $4,000. Only $1,000 has
been paid on the property by the negroes
They now owe $1,000 on It. The council
men are determined to buy the s.hurch,
as they think that allowing nesSoes to
of property In that section of the city.
INTEREST IN REVEALS
Much interest is being manifested IL
the revivals which have been conducted
in the Clopton-Street Baptist church by
the Rev. w. w. Sisk. Large crowds have
been attending every night. The REVEALS
will come to Il close tomorrow night.
The following commission has been ap-
pointed by the East Hanover Presbytery
to install the Rev. j. j. FIX as pastor OF
the Presbyterian church of Manchester:
The Rev. Drs. C. c. Hersman. Jere With
erspoon. William S. Campbell and r. B.
EggleStOQ.