The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-04
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MANCHESTER {. !
Thirteen Indictments Found by
Grand Jury for Selling
Liquor to Minors.
LOOKING FOR ROANOKE FIEND
Street Fight Occasions Arrest Of
Three Negroes-Ma rriage
This Evening-Notes.
Manchester bureau, Times Dispatch, !,

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
NO 1902 Hull Street.
The special grand jury, which has been
investigating the alleged sale Of liquor
Il minors. completed their work last
night, and as result thirteen indct-
1nents were drawn, nine against proprie-
tors Of bars and four against bartend-
cls.
,rbe investigation was thorough. -Four
sjttngs were had by the jury. and about
forty witnesses were examined. Inc
warrants will be sworn out this morning
and a time for the hearing set. The
punishment in such cases Is fine and I'M
lrisonment, or either.
The indictments were made out against
the following: P. C. Davis. w. ]. Dob
bins, Guy Cole, w. a. Neal, James Ph'l-
Sips, L. M. Latham, Peter Donald, Jr'.
sam Henry. Moore and Burke, Moore
brothers, Henry Schwartz. Alley Way
mack and George Day.
The papers will u. rserysd by City Ser
i So LOOKING FOR THE FIEND.
M After the police of Manchester and
/, swansboro had secured large section
OF Chesterfield county contiguous 10
Manchester in search of negro sup
1osed TO be the man wanted Tor crlini-
Il nal assault in Roanoke, Chief Lipscomb
arrested the man, who turned out to DO
a negro named Pete Duffy, who proved
+hat he had been living III Manchester Tor
several weeks He was released. VIGIL
ant search Is being kept up. however, ~
a 1hf, hope that the right man may DC cap
tI1ured.
STREET FIGHT.
y -Four negroes got into a rought and
4 tumble fight on Hull Street, petWccl
Il seventh and Eighth, last night ABOUT
$50 O. clock, and a lot of excitement was
II nccosioned thereby. Police Sergeant
K Nvrirh, got in the midst of the fray, and
Landed three of them behind the nars
a. the station house. They are Willian
Harris James Harris and William Mat
.hews. Their cases will be heard 10
day. 4, rep-
4 ular session last night at the olltce "
Colonel Allen. Routine BUSINESS "o'
transacted,
me, sri, NJ Mrs X. l.. Mack against the
s Passenger and Power Company, TOT se.Vo'
a. rial in the Corporation Court, Mrs.
Mack claims the sum for personal DAM
ages
The case against the young White man
for entering the home OF the principal OF
Inc Normal School last week was holle
prosecuted yesterday.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The funeral OF MI IL. w. Fursron LOOK
Mace from Meade Memorial Church at
4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and The
burial was in Maury Cemetery,
The funeral of Naomi Sue, the infant
child OF Mr.. r. l.. Walthall, of NO, Il.
EAST Ninth Street, took place from IN
y ,.ons at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
I. he services were by Rev. DR., Crldln
Her mother died two months ago.
.RE The remains of Sadie. the nine-year-o l
+ daughter OF Captain and Mrs. T. 7
BaI..y. Of Marks Addition, will b.
Hurled from the home al $50 O'Clock TIL
afternoon. the services TO be by Re'
Jc " Baldv.
CHANGE OF HOUR,
The marriage OF Mr.. Percy g Fpnu
and Miss Lizzie W. Dent, announced fo
$50 O'Clock this morning, has bee
changed TO 8 O'Clock tonight, at Clopto
t street Church. This change was mad
because Of illness in the family OF IN
bride After the ceremony rtceptio
Will be given at the home OF the bride,
the county, 10 the family and party, TT
ceremony will be performed by Rev y
ny. Silk.
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