The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
NEWS FROM
MANCHESTER
Lawrence Still ii Jail, But No
Formal Charge Preferred
Against Him. 4
INJURED WHILE At WORK WOE !
Workman Has Arm Broken at.
Locomotive Works--Marriage
Hast Night--P Personal Notes.

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Manchester Bureau, Times-D ispatchl
IS No. 1902 Hull Street. g.
Lawrence the circus man, who was ar
rested In Petersburg some time ago 4or
two charges preferred by Bernard Elan.
Is still In jail here. Lawrence was ac-
quilted on one charge, and no warrant
! has been issued against him for the
other charge.
Robert jackson, colored, was fined $3.50
i by Mayor Maurice yesterday on the
\ charge Of chicken stealing. The negro
4 became impertlnent. and was sent TO
jail for contempt OF court
When the case IT the Manchester Heat.
& Light and Power Company was called
yesterday morning. another continuance
was asked for, as neither side had its
lawyers present, both OF the latter
being at Chesterfield court. The case
vas continued until Friday. M M
on Friday will also come up the cases
/. OF Charles Williams and Junins Cephus.
now in jail charged with chicken steal
ing, and two Syrian women. Saddle Jacob
ana David Jacob, charged with selling
lace withoutsa license 4.
Rudolph Fortune and Walter DeaDe,
two negro boys, we're arrested yesterday
Z Tor abuse and threatening bodily harm to
David Charess Both offenders gave ball
I to appear IN the Mayors Court to+
morrow. 5t
i Deaths in Manchester.
Mrs. Martha Nuckols, aged seventy. died
at her home, No IA Everett Street at u
o'clock Monday night. The funeral will
take place thiE afternoon at AGO O'Clock
from her home.
Mr.. c. "A. grockwell's little child. who
died Monday In Clifton Forge, YVES buried
3 yesterday In Ataury Cemetery at
III o'clock.
The funeral OF Mr.. Arthur Y. Nunnally.
who died on Monday at the home Of his
aunt. Mrs. G. II. Sharp. took place from
4 the home yesterday morning at II o'clock.
Il IrE. Crfdlin and Badly OBLIGATED.
The funeral OF Mr. K. K. Gills's little
i daughter, Who died on Monday, occurred
yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr. Glaze. blacksmith. had his left arm
IN the Locomotive Works,
R Mds, ieft Mon nIlss Is spend Week Win
81. Bianton Price, son OF Mr. c.4 3. q Price,
Is visiting In Powha tan county.
Mrs. Holt and children, Of ~. 10 Eas.
q Ninth street are visiting Mrs 1olt's
parents In Spencer, N. G.
Mrs We Green and daughter. Miss
Virginia, left on Monday night for Mat
tteWs county to visit her husbands rel
5s''S Rev. j.. W. Xix. pastor OF the First
Baptist Church. OF Danyille, Is visiting
Mr. John Utz, on CoWardin Avenue. Mr.
Itx Will hold a short prayer meeting tx
night at Stockton Street Baptist Church,
and after the meeting VIII be glad 70 g see
Mr. ". b. Bradley. delegate to the Dem
ocratlc convention, and his wife left on
4 Sunday for St. Louis. 84 KS al
The police were notified yesterday that
they must hand In their applications by
Thursday II they wish to remain on the
Willis Pulilam s visiting his aunt in
David Smith. negro. was arrested on
Monday at Drewry's Bluff by Special
Officer Overton for trespasslng on the
property OF the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company and threatening to cut
Shop Foreman Samuel Wright with
knife
aud William r. Gentry Of Longdale, VA,
were married last night in the home OF
Mr. Wood. No. 212 West Twelfth Street.
After short trip to clifton Forge Mr..
4. Mrs. Sallle Chea than. Miss Ida Cheat
nam and Mrs. Lester Prentiss left yester-
dav for Ocean View.
Tho committee of ARRANGEMENTS Tor the
thirty-second anniversary Of Stewart
Lodge. /. o. O. E., August ID. has com,
pleted Its plans for an all-dny outing and
Brunswick stew in Forest Hi Park. iti q