The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-26
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTH|5|D|:|E|.
Mr.. Crouch and Miss Alley
Quietly Married Last Night.
Was Surprise.
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY
Must Answer to Charge Of House
Burning Olympia Clubs
Outing.
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,
No. 1102 Hull Street


No. 1102 Hull Street. !
a marriage which will be something
IF a surprise to their friends, took place
At $50 o'clock last night, when Mr..
Thomas Il. Crouch and Miss Mamie
Alley were Joined in holy wedlock by
y Rev. Arthur 3. Sharpe.
The ceremony took place in the par
sonage Of the Fifth Street Methodist
Church in the presence of only few Wit
nesses. It was quiet affair, and in.
deed, was hardly known until the cere-
nony was over Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch
left for their new home Immediately after
the ceremony, and in few days Will
start on an extended trip North.
Held for Grand Jury.
The case of Arthur Smith, charged with
wife desertion, was up In the Mayor
Court again yesterday morning.
In spite Of the bitter fight waged by
Messrs. Ryan and Blake In behalf Of
their client in an effort to take the case
out Of the Mayors Jurisdiction, Smith
was held for the grand jury and bailed
in the sum Of $50.
Messrs. Ryan and Smith commended that
the case was beyond the scope of the
Mayors authority and that he had no
jurisdiction in the matter Messrs. Page
and Gregory, on the other hand. held
that the Mayor had full authority to hold
Smith for the grand jury. ia.
For House Burning.
Thad Bland, charged with burning tho
dwelling of Mary Harper near Ittrlcks
i on July 10th last, has been held for the
grand jury of Chesterfield Circuit Court
The case came up before Squircs Dun
ston ana Lundcy at Ettricks. II is at
tracing wide interest.
Outing of Olympia Club.
The long talked of annual outing of the
Olympia Club is to be had to-day. Mcssrs.
Moore. Watts, Hart, Baber, Williams.
Morton ant Grcan will go down to-day,
and Messrs., Swccny and Ferguson are
llready at Pine Beach. getting every
thing in preparation for the members.
Others will go down later. The club has
two large tents situated on the beach.
There will be fishing, bathing and boat
ing, and the members of tho club expect
y to pass the next ten days In an enjoy
able manner
After the members have had their pri-
vate outing, many of them will return
Will tlltil NINcS illi luli'iilSo III ~ lSN
days.
Mr.. Bailey's Funeral.
( The funeral of the late Mr.. Emmett r.
Bailey. who died carly Monday morning.
cook place at half-past yesterday after
noon, Rev, Dr.. Cridlin and Rev. MIR.
Hope conducted the services. The funeral
was largely attended by the members OF
the local chapter of the Brotherhood Of
I EppInPprc and
friends OF the family a large number
Of floral tributes were placed on the
grave, testifying to the great esteem in
which the young man was held,
Stole Fine Revolver.
Jim Harris, colored, was arrested yes
terday afternoon on the charge Of steal
Ing Il fine rs calibre revolver from DAN
lei Bland, in lanyard Bottom,
Harris had been drinking when he went
70 the home of Bland. He walked into
the house, calling for n girl who lived
there, and when BANDS back WAS turned
matched up the revolver lying near ana
made off.
He afterwards got n few more drinks,
according to his own confession, and
Ihen lay down 10 sleep an hour or so.
He was discovered thus by Officer Way
mack who arrested him and took him
to the station house. He will be given
4 hearing by the mayor to-day.
His Paralysis Cured.
CAPTAIN J ". Lowell, who was some
months ago stricken with paralysis, has
returned FROM Virginia Hospital, where
ne was taken for treatment. 10 his wife
and home on Porter Street,
An operation was spF esSfully perform
ed on him at the hospital and he is now
almost completely recovered. He was for
merly a conductor on the Southern Rail-
road,
Two Large Excursions.
The Central Methods, Episcopal and
Cowardn Avenue Christian Church sun
DAY schools ran two large excursions
yesterday. the former to fsuckroo Beach
and the latter 10 West Point Both par
ties ran crowded trains. iled With those
yeeking days pleasure at the beach
and nothing occurred TO mar the days
enjoyment.
Personals and Rriefs.
Mrs. c. ". Iiumpkln Is visiting he
brother In West Point