The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25
'MATRIMONY
AT MAXIMUM.
Two Weddings, One To-day and
One To-i11orrow--IIas Sc
rious Accident.
FlsrIcuFF ON STREET CAR,
Smiles, But Is Arrcstcd-Young
Man Enlists in Navy.
Briefs.
FlsTIcUFF ON STREET CAR
Manchester Bureau Tlmes.p,.pat ch. |

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No. 1l12 Hull Street. I
Mr.. a.. N. Pettigrew and Miss Nfoscll,
f. Gregory. daughter Of Mr.. z. N. Greg
ory of No. 1107 Bainbrldge Street, who
lis In the postal service. will be married
| this evening ut $3.50 ocock in Bainbridgt
! Street Baptist Church by Rev. L. v. Bal.
dy. D. D. After the ceremony Mr.. ant
Mrs. Pcttigrew will take the train fol
st. Louis. where they will visit the Ex-
position.
Cards arc out announcing tho marriage
Of Miss Willie Orie Layne, of Lee, to
Mr.. William Altman Hawkes., OF Man
chester.
The wedding will take place wednes-
day afternoon at 4:3o in the home of
the bride. The bride-clect Is the young
est daughter Of Mrs. Willie "A. Lnyne aud
the late r. +. Lnyne, and the bridegroom
Is the son Of Mr.. ]. r. Hawkes., and Is a
prominent contractor Of this city. The
wedding will be very quiet, as lately
there has been a Bereavement in the
brides family.
After tho ceremony the newly married
couple will leave for tour in the North.
Might Have Been Fatal.
Myron W. Shepherd, Of No. 1416 Por-
ter Street, a nachinist employed in the
shops Of the Southern Railway, was
caught and badly crushed between CYL
in1cr and planer Mr.. Shepherd was run
ming the planer when tho engine. back
ing. struck the cylinder and damned it
against the planer. Mr.. Shepherd was
caught in between and 1t was several
minutes before be could be freed. He
was attended by Drs. Matthews and Mcr-
chant, and and although his injuries were
pretty severe his condition Is not re-.
garded as serious.
Fight on Street Car.
Walter Elicit and Dick Bradshaw en-
gagged In fist-to-tist encounter on a
Hull Street, car early last night, but for
tunately no blood was spilled. The only
visible results were blackcned eyes and
benighted color in their complications.
Elicit was arrested and baied for APP
pearance in the Mayors Court too day.
but Bradshaw was not apprehended.
Rufus Villains colored, smiling broadly
In the first effects of a liquor-atfccted
brain, tired TO- pass into the show given
by the Union Band Of Manchester last
night without the required ticket. He
was sternly told TO retire ~ Sea geant
Wright. but, still grinning. he attempted to
pass three tines. The third time me ON
Ger took him In tow and carried him 70
the police station. There Rufuss smiles
changed to maudlin tears, and he be-
sought the officer not to lock him UP.
But the bars closed on him and he might
smile or weep, as he wished
Revival Meeting.
Rev, c. Q, Woodward pastor Of Co
wardin Avenue Christian Church, Is con-
Quoting a revival meeting In his church
this week. Ths .'ubjects for tonight and
the succeeding nights will be "Four Prod
igals, THE Prodlgal Son.. "The Prodi-
gal Daughter" THE Prodigal Husband"
and THE Prodgal Wife"
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. ]. Lumpkin has returned to Rem
ington. Fauquicr county, after visiting
Mrs. c. w. Lumpkin.
a telegram was received yesterday by
Mr.. D. J.. Toney from Charles T. Bland,
saying that the latter would be pleased
to speak before the "Orlginals'' on No
vember Eth.
, Fives prominent business men will ap-
pear before the Mayors Court this morn
Ing to show cause why they should not
pay S15 fine for keeping public hall or
place Of entertainment without having
paid the required license.
Mr. and M"s 13rn"lis. Of wnnhrptcn.
d. c.. are visiting his parents at E gith
and cambridge Streets.
G. A. Andrews. son Of 0. 3. Andrews,
Of Fifth Street, went to Norfolk satur-
day to enlist for a four-year term in the
United States navy. a,.,
The board of supervisors OF Chester
field county mot in regular session yes
terday morning q,
The Union Band, colorcd, OF Mancres-
ter gave an entertainment last night to
secure funds to buy new outfit md
new Instruments