The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-21
ROCKS AND
TORPEDOES
This is the Extent Of the Dis
order In Manchester.
SOLDIERS HERE GONE
Number Of Elks Leave for Baltimore
The Grand Jury to Meet Thursday.
Miss O'Leary is Sick.
Gossip.
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch, |

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch
No. 1102 Hull Street,
Notwithstanding tho fact that there
were no soldiers Oh the streets every
thing was comparatively peaceful and
orderly in Manchester last night. Some
little disorder developed during the even
ing, but there was nothing serious at
any time.
For some tmc during the early night
Perry Street rcsoundcd with the reports
OF torpedoes. which were heard all over
the town. 1t sounded at one time as If
there was some shooting going on, but
this was n mistake. One motorman said
he had run over at least a dozen torpc-
does on the several trips he made. There
was some throwing of stones, also, on
known nobody was hurt.
All the soldiers have been taken from
the city. Sunday night was tho first since
the cars began running that the troops
OF thcm was followed by no untoward
happenings. In fact, 1t. seems clear now
that there Is to be no further trouble In
bic mostly for such disorder as there is
torpedocs and harmless and ill-dircctcd
stones.
GoTO BALTIMORE.
Quite d number Of the members OF the
Manchester Lodge Of ICllss left ycster-
day afternoon for Baltimore, where they
go to attend the annual session Of the
Grand Lodge. which convened yesterday
The party included some twenty or thirty
persons. 1t went first to West Point
where 1t boarded the Bay line steamer
for Baltimore. Among those who were cS-
3. L. ToneS, r. Fl. TrevIlian, i. a. Lamb
l.. B. Iilery, Eugene W. Lipscomb, w
Fl. Morrisette. j. A. Fitzgerald. j. e. Nc
Leod, R.V. Owen, ". H. Washington, T.
II. Walden, T.. S. Neisler. 3. v. Walden. W.
B. Bradley, d. o, Cogbll, r. S. Rivcs, G.
A. Jewctt and others.
NO INDICTMENTS.
The Grand jury met yesterday =, and 1,d1 heard
Of W inoS Is Printed
w 10 1fns wheh w 70
Ing the matter OF boycotts, the grand Jury
Will have on its hands t>e investigation
into the shootnE Of Luther uayl9f onef
likely that the case will ever amount To-
anything. Judge Ingram plainly Indicated
In his charge the
position Of the law nobody seems to be-
eye that the VIZ orlng n us
composed Of the following. G. S. McRae
Goreman). Waverly Nunnally. a r Eliot, Holt
SeqEgg $ j b. vs. G Is b. Dunor s
w. w. Pool. A. ]. Daffron. Q. J. Markham
and r. r. Cogbill
1t was reported last night that Miss
OLeary OF Swansboro. who was held up
and robbed Saturday night. and who bore
broken down and was now in a serious
condition. Her physician said last night
that the young lady was suffering from
subject.
The police arc still on the lookout for
the highwa ymen, but have not as yet sue
ceeded in locating them.
A LOST CHILD.
The fire bell was put to good service IN
evening or two ago when the cor constant ,a aoi
Of bringing to light. a pretty. little girl
who had gotten lost. The child is a daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Annie Lohman and had accom-
Ing which tho little girl wandered away
and could not be found. Fireman W. T.
Smith was notified and the bell was then
the city might be informed and institute
search for the missing one. But the. child
discovered herself as 1t were. She heard
engine house to see what was the matter.
BEAT HIS WIFE.
A negro man named Murrap, brother
Of the two OF the same name shot some
rested last night on warrant charging
him with beating his Wife The. wonan
tells a tale Of brutal conduct by her ,hus-.
band. If what she says Is correct. he Is
wants her to support the family. TIE
other day he beat her with n stick to-
make her get up and go to work for him.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Mrs. IT, S. Anderson. who WAS opera
ted upon Saturday at her residence No.
1911 Decatur Street is doing very nicely
and will be able to be out in about two
weeks.
Miss Hattie j Kelley. popular Young
lady OF Manchester, is spending some time
a t the seaslOrc.
Miss Emily Whitley and brother will re-.
turn this week to their home in Willinln-1
ston, n c.. after pleasant visit To Miss
Mary and Mr.. Willie Lyman. OF Wood
land Heights.
Mr.. viii Lyman. who has been much In
disposed for the past ton DAYS Is report
cd somewhat better. Mr.. lIyran $ =
member of the Richmond 1lowil"rrs and
was taken i'll while on duty,