The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
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Aged Blind Man Causes Great
Disturbance in the Man
chester Jail.
METHODIST REUNION SERVICE
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Chief Of Police Reports Magyar
rests During September.
Other Matters.
METHODIST REUNION SERVICE
Manchester Bureau. Tlmcs.D Dispatch,
No. 1l02 Hull Street.

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No. 1102 Hull Street.
ETA Aged and blind, but still powerful of
limb walter tlI. Harris, a dairyman Of
Marks addition. attempted 10 XIII Cap
tain y. L. watts with a Knife Monday
night 1t is alleged, and but for the heavy
oycrcoat worn at lie time by the officer,
might have succeeded.
II Is alleged that Harris was unmerci-
fully beating MS ten year-old son when
neIrlbor informed Watts and asked him
4 10 Interfere. The officer demonstrated
with the man and finally ordered him to
cease his punishment OF the chiid. Har-
rs responded with threat. a struggle
ciisuGd III q dark alley. HAIRS resisteu
violently for II nine. but was Eventually
overcome. Watts did not sec the man
null out n knife and did not know that ne
was being attacked with a weapon unt'l
lie felt sharp Stab IN the left ear. lie
later discovered that there were nine
long gasncs IN his coat, one on me ieA ~
side just over the heart. the ciotnins
had been cut through, Inc Rntlc Ao,hA Wy
missing the skin. -
Harris was locked up but during inc
night turned on the water. hoodins I'm, tne
TALL Hc was then placed III g cage WITH
seven negro CRIMINALS. Here he was vas
later found brundsshing q knife ana
threatening to cut his: cellmatcs mo
small pieces. How lie secured the KNIFE me,
"A
searched before being placed IN the cen;
Harris continued to make trouble Until
he was finally threatened win q $50, soui 10
beating This prospect mao me fl! =; ~, ~
&uiIictInE him for me Tenia'iiuci " III
night ~ q :,
old and mas been blind about eighteen
years. His case viii propap'y DC ea'ieu
Reunion Service.
The committee appointed from all the
Methodist Churches of Manchester 70 a!
range for n reunion OF members OF me
churches to be held SUNDAY m.i,h',, NOV. y ov,
18TH IN Central Methodist Churcn. when
all the ministers of these churches VIII
be In attendance ut the Danvllle rohis.
Cncc nct Monday night and completed the
programme rs follows:
Opening hymn 10, AL 1tal' tht' = ". " q
y OF Jesus Name. S8
Silent prayer OF three minutes 1 G,
Ten minutes address or welcome, J. f.
Pnrdue senior steward and Oldest mcrl-
S Der OF the mother cnurch.
Hymn ~. "f'lcst Be 4 Ii r'o = ma '''
SCRIPTURE reading, selection Ey leader;
Hymn 5iG. How Film q F2nnd!tion.
Short talks members 81 Gi7ercnt
Closing prayer, Leader.
Closing 1.ymn sl5. God BE With You
It'll We Meet Again.
~ This meeting promises 10 !c ono ~ ~
largest g attended services ned N The city
s for sometime.
Police Report.
The repor, OF Chief OF Police Lipscomb
for the month OF September was COM
,ntcd Yesterday The total number OF ar
tests during tho month was " 81
and summons seventy-sx: Chiel lips
Wright. arrests. ~ summons, 6; officer
Jones, arrests. 10; summons. =: 9fticer
Smith, arrests. Il: summons, y. oinc ;.s
Waymack, arrests. "a summons, iG; Cfii-
Ger Moore arrests. IS; summons, a.; OIL
GERS Wayack and Moore. arrests. J.
Felonics. 3; 'nisdemeanors 81, suspi-
cious characters, S; larceny, j: ordinance
Oiiicer Moore and wayniack lead the
SQUAD IN the number Of ar 1,,t Tns INIT toial
larger this month than any during the
history OF the court.
Mayors Court.
~ Mayor Maurice yesterday disposed OF
Harvey smith. white, charged with be-
Ing drunk; 500 and costs.
George Brown, coored. drunk; $3.50 and
Ernest Miller, drunk and dlsordcrly;
$3.50 and costs.
George Rogers. white. and James Carr.
property or the Southern Railroad; both
sent to Jail for fifteen days.
Personal Mention.
Ashby Davis the little son Of a; G. G.
right arm was broken Monday afternoon.
Is getting along nicely. Mr.. Davis says lie
does not think Ills sons arm Will l.cve
to be alnputatcd.
Alr. hugene White, or No. Sc cambridge
Street, WHO has beer, away from home for
the last six years Is on his way home,
lives daily al Mr.. white has been ny in the
light artillery, United States army, FOR
some years, and has served with honor
x and distinction. He was last stationed
With his battery at San Diego, Cal.
The Rev. c. Q. Woodward, pastor Of
Cowardln Avenue Church, has arranged
for a series of sunday afternoon services
under the auspices Of Main Street Station
Young Mems Christian Association during
November
at tie residence OF Mrs. a. G. Harding,
No ll3o cambridge Street The party
vas for the benefit Of the orxam fund Of
Mr.. r. B. Wilton was awarded Mon
day night handsome dress suit case,
having been voted the most popular young
man in Manchester. The prize was given
as his opponent young Mr.. Ely.
Tho Licking Greek Hunt Club caught
red fox Monday. after chase lasting
Mrs. Badly and the Rev. DR.. Baldy.
pastor of cambridge Street Baptist
Church. will entertain the choir to'mor-
Mrs. NJ. w. Kinsey, who has been
spending several months with her chill
dren. In washington. has returned 10
her home. in swanshoro
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