The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-20

Henry Baugl1 Returns From
the United States Army and
Claims His Divorced Wife.
NEWS FROM THE s0UTHslDE.
Smith Case Postponed Until the
June Terill-Attorncy Page
Operated On.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch, /

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No. 1l02 Hull Street.
Granted n divorce and the right Of hcr
maiden name less than II month ago by
the Corporation Court of Manchester,
Miss Ruth NJ. Blunt, twcnty-three years
OF age. last right pledged obedience again
to the same man from whom the separa-
ton was obtained, when she became for
the SECOND time Mrs. Henry G. BaugiE'
home Of the groom's parents. on East
Seventh Street, shortly after 8 o'clock.
by Rev. A. b. Sharp, pastor Of Fifth
street Methodist Church.
Less than a month ago. through the
aid of her attorney, Mr. w, e. Pulliam,
Mrs Henry C. Bangh obtained n divorce
from her husband on the ground of de-
sertion. Lengthy papers were filed II
the case, and after the facts were -
scented to the court that tribunal or
dered the separation, allowing tho wife
the custody Of the child and permitting
her under the law to assume her maiden
name. Non suppOrt and desertion were
the principal points upon which the plain
TIFF In the divorce proceeding scontended.
Bat two days before the Judgment OF
the court was entered the husband
against whom the suit was brought APP
peared on the scene after mn absence OF
three years. His explanations were pro-
fuse and resulted In the rcmarriage be-
tween the two people last night. He IS
t~cnty-four years old.
Shortly after the birth Of their baby
Baugh left his wife unexpectedly and
enlisted for three years in the regular.
army At thcss expiration Of the three
years he did not rc-enllst. but with the
salary saved during the service came to
Manchester. Almost the first news to
reach him was the fact that his wife
was suing for divorce.
The Manchester Pets.
The Manchester Pets, mn aggregation
OF young base ballists In Manchester with
a reputation that many older teams IN
the State would feel well proud TO have,
viii play the Heroes of Richmond this
afternoon on the old Manchester base-
ball grounds. near Maury Cemetery.
I,lkcy. the young wizard twrler, Will be
in the box for the Pets and Stroud Will
be the backstop. The oldest player on
the Manchester team Is seventeen years
old. The members of the Heroes from
Richmond range In age from eighteen 70
thirty years and are said TO be fast play
els.
Registration Matter.
After June l4th, according to one regis
5trar in the city, ali the voters Will be
allowed to register for the primary. me
books viii be closed now nntil after uhe
18th, and then from that time until INC
davs OF the primary, and In fact. upon
ihe day OF the primary. transfers will be
issued or parties win be allowed TO reg
slstcr There has been considerable CON
fusion upon this subject and many OF the
voters arc In the dark as to 3whetheT thcy
will be allowed to participate IN the prl-
mary on account of their failure TO reg
lu,cr when the books were open TINS
week.
Store Broken Into.
The store of Mr.. Prentiss, No, l26 HUI
Street, was broken into Thursday nisn l
and a pistol stolen Entrance vas a,,,a sa Tine
NO robbers broke into this store ana stoie
several shctguns. It Is the bellei Ina. nv
thieves were scared off THURSDAY h! .ssa ~
before they could make a good maui INC no
noice are inclined TO the belief that inc
robbery5 was committed in the early part
Of the night.
Judge William /. Clopton, of the Man
chester Corporation Court, yesterday
morning issued an order continuing tns
cases Of Shepherd X. Smith and ms
wife, Estelle Smith, until the 2Iih OF
Z.
the illness OF Commemorative Attorney
Charles L. Page, who underwent an ope-
ration yesterday afternoon. The pris-
oncrs we're brought into court yesterday
morning, and were closeted In the Judges
room with their attorneys. Mcssrs. y. 81.
Wells, Of Manchester, and Harry Smllh,
OF Richmond, for more than an hour.
They were taken back to JAIL the VIE
IN occupy a cell on one side Of the build
ding and the husband cell on the other
side. They never see each other, nor
can they carry on conversation.
- Another Fine Residence.
CITY Engineer Lipscomb yesterday IS
sued building permit to MIR. B. NJ.
stanles 10 erect n two and one-hnlf story
brick residence building at the corner o.
Cowardln Avenue and Porter Street. e
is estimated that the building will cost
about eight thousand dollars. and II viii
be great addition to this part OF Man.
chester which Is now one of the most
fashionable districts In Manchester. the
{ LOT upon which the building will stand is
% nv rs feet Mr.. Staples has resided
4 IN Manchester for many years He IS
,nroprietor Of a large baking establish
ment on upper Hull Street
Nearing Completion.
Within two weeks the Blair glass
factory, In the city. will be completed,
and the plant will begin operation. Work
men are now putting on the finishing
T touches The building is OF brick, and IS
&cated at the corner OF Twenty-frst and
tkockton Streets. near the shirt factory
Ebout fifteen experienced glass blowers
will he employed in the factory, ana
several OF these are now moving their
families to the city.
The chairman of the Street Committee
Alderman Patram, OF the Third Ward
with City Engineer Lipscomb Will meet