The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0U.7''.AS|.D|.E|:.
Successful Revival Services Be
ing Conducted at Oak
5s.s Grove.
.REPU BLICANs HAVE MEETING {: E 4
Warrant Not Yst Served OH D.
h B. Garris Politics Are
Warming Up.
REPU BLICANs HAVE MEETING
Man chester Bureau, Tlmes-Dispatch,l

{l q p No. i102 Hull Street. :
The revival services Mt Oak Grove
Baptist Church continues, and much IN
tercst is being manifested ty the large
congregations attending the services. Tho
revival will continue ali week. Rev. j..
X. Faulkner, pastor Of the church, will
conduct the services, and Rev. w. d.
Robertson, OF Randolph Street Church,
Richmond, will preach The public is In
vited to tho services, "A number Of per-
sons have professed conversion. a
Republicans Meet.
"A largely attended meeting of Repub-
llcans was held last night ut Cunning
hams Hail. on,pper Hull Street The
purpose of the meeting was to urge the
Republicans to pay their taxes and vote
at the coming general election. The meet
ing was enthusiastic, and It is likely that
the Republicans will show their full
strength at the next general election. III
Politics Picking Up.
J The cohorts are beginning to make the
little welkins in their Immediate neigh
5borhoods ring with tho praises Of their
favorite candidates. for either Governor.
senntor}ors member Of the House Of Della
ifavordtes being played. for all the can
didates have many friends to proclaim
their fitness for the respective Offices. sf,3
Warrant Not Served.
The warrant sworn out against D. b.
.Garris the insurance man, who is alleged
to have been conducting business with
out a license, has not yet been served
upon him. The warrant Is in the hands
of the Richmond police, who have not
seen Mr.. CARTS. Ills friends in Man
chester know nothing of the matter, and
twas stated last night he was out of the
city on business. .5 r .
Lipscornb Skies.
This morning at 10 o'clock, at Central
Methodist Church, Miss May Conway
iI.ipscornb and the Rev. William Marion
Skies will DO married.
The bride will wear. "a gown of.4whfte
chiffon taffeta, with hat to match, and
will carry q shower bouquet OF lilies Of
the valley The maid OF honor. Miss
Myrtle Inge, Of Woodland Heights,
null, with u black picture hat and
black gloves. and will carry cream roses.
The bride will be given away by her
brother, Mr.. John B. Lipscomb.
The best man will be Mr.. r. Roy
Wharton, of Greensboro, N. G.
The groomsmen Messrs. d. S. Craig,
Of Gaston1n- N. Gil. Fl. Skies Of Green's
boro. N. c.; NJ. c. Nelms of Suffolk,
Va; Walter Franklin. T. NJ. 2FendleyS and
2. b. Loving. Of Manchester. who will
wear Prince Alberts and gray gloves.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. d. q.
Lipscomb, OF Manchester. The groom
is the pastor Of the Presbyterian church
ut Madison. N. C.,where, after an ex-
tended Southern tour, they will be at
home after May the tenth. III
With the Sick.
Mrs. G. A.EWay1nack, who has been IL
& for some time, was reported last night rs
being no better. IL! s.; s.ssf
Captain u. w. LOWELL who was stricken
with sudden Illness while at his duties as
conductor on the Southern road was
reported as being in a bad way.
Personals ...and Briefs.
James W. Parker was dismissed by
Mayor Maurice yesterday on the charge
of being too full for utterance.
The Burnetts are still among the miss,
ing, so far as the police and their frlends
are con cerned. Friends Of the couple
stated yesterday that the couple wougc
be able to clear themselves of any crime
when the proper time came.
Miss Eta Hutchinson. Of king william
county. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Henry
G. Nelson, Of Decatur. Street *
There were no arrests reported by thf
police last night