The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-07
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHS|DE
No New. Developments III Case.
Of George Morris, Charged
With Assault.
C0LoRED WOMAN RUN OVER
Veterans Feel Gratifed--Dr.
Badly Makes Address Car
nival Draws Crowds.

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Manchester Bureau, Times. spatch I
No. 1l02 HUI: Street. j
The case Of George W. Norris. charged
with criminal assault on thirteen-ycur ole
Louise Jones will come up before tho
September term of the grand jury, which
will be on tho third Monday of Sep.
TENDER There have been no new dcvel-
opments In the case so far but tho police
are hard III work OH the case, and no
effort on their part will be left untaken
to bring the most conclusive evidence
either of guilt or innocence on the part
Of the man, who ffty-six years of age.
stands charged with the crime.
There Is no apprehension of violence,
and, from all Indications, the accused
may rest assured that he Will be in
perfect safety until the end. The case
Is regarded with the greatest apathy by
the people Of Manchester and there Is
little fear Of undue excitement on the
part of even those who are most inter-
ested in the case.
Woman Run Over.
Pinkie Cheatham. colored, residing at
No. 1911 Decatur Street. met with Sc
rious accident last night That she did
not lose her life is due apparently to the
Intervention OF Providence. She was
crossing the street at Nineteenth and
Hull, when she was run into and knock
cd down by a horse and buggy driven
at a rapid rate by two men, supposedly
of Richmond. She was thrown down and
rolled over, and the accident resulted In
serious bruises and contusions on the
head Of the unfortunate woman. DR.. E.
Il. Rucker, acting city physician, at
tended the injured woman and made an
examination. No bones were found to
have been broken, but her escape is re-
garded as miraculous. She was taken
to her home, where she recelvd prompt
medical attention.
Veterans Feel Gratified.
The Joseph E. Johnston Camp Of Con-
federate Veterans are congratuatpg
themselves on the outcome OF the lawn
party recently held by them. SO far they
have netted something over 500, and
there Is still! some money due them. This
lawn party was 6ne of the most success
full ever conducted in Manchester and
this is greatly due to the aid so willing
ly and generously given by the ladies'.
who never seemed to forget for an In
slant the heroic part these old veterans
had played In tho history Of their State.
To them and to their interest and valued
aid In the cause the veterans are most
profoundly grateful. The results OF the
law n party were 5.InOSla
members. and they are pluminE their
feathers on the success of their effort
Dr.. Baldy's Address.
Rev. Dr.. f.. ". T3Ald.S'ihst night dellv--l
cred very Interesting and entertaining
account of his travels and his adventures
and experiences across the s-.btg pond. ;"
In a very graphic and Interesting account
he described the cities he saw, the differ
ent places he visited and the impress
sions created In his mind. He gave a
very lucid and graphic descriptlon4of his
voyage across the deep and the way
In which the passengers passed their SAP
bath. Hc,likewise touched on the World. 8
BAPTIST Congress, which he attended.
Mere was a large congregation in at
tendance, and all seemed to enjoy their
PASTORS account.
Carnival Draws Large Crowd.
s, The carnival is proving to be very
popular attraction and Is nightly drawing
large crowds Last nlsht mere was VA, :, q
large excursion from Petersburg. which
seemed to thoroughly enjoy the features
Of the show Tho presentations are all
very clean and up to date. and the va
rlous attractions are drawing large
crowds, both at matinees and at night.
THO bicycle slide and jump Is the most
wonderful and daring feature OF the whole
show.
Rudd-Vaden.
Mr.. W. F. Rudd and Mrs: Kate G..
Walden were married at 1880 O'CLOCK YES.
terday morning Mt the residence OIL inc
BRIDE, No. 100 Cowardin Avenne ReX:
o. Woodward. pastor Of the Cowardln
Avenue Christian Church, was the cele-,
brant. The marriage, quiet on account OF
recent bereavement in the family OF the
bride. was witnessed only by the lmme-
ne n Z Z.
Mr., and Mrs. Rudd left shortly after
the ceremony for an extended trip
through the South.
Much interest WAS folt IN this weddlnS
of both bride and groom. Mrs. Rudd, q
native of Chesterfield county, only daugh-
ter of Mr. ". i. Porter. has all her life
been notably popular.
graduate OF Richmond College, was for
mcrly assistant principal OF the Man
chester school and Is now q successful
teacher in the Richmond High School
Friends wishing them all prosperity
and happiness arc legion.
Personals and Briefs.
iolnt session of both branches Of the
Manchester, Council vii BE- held tonight
S5sne eel %eotng at WhcR the city s o
chosen . TWO members Of the city School
Board Will also he cnoSen.
The Joseph L, Johnston Camp Of Con-
federate Veterans will start tonight the
hers TO Petersburg on October 9th, when
Inc Grand Camp will hold It's reunion.
The Blalr-Ruehl Glass Works started
yesterday morning and Is now working
day and night
Miss isabel Saunders has returned to
her home, after q pleasant visit to her
uncle, Nj. Frank Duval near Dutch
uN Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Ryrne, of Wash.
ington, are visiting Mr.. q. T.. Powell.
Mr., c. p. Martin, of Chest erlleld. will
leave to-day for Colorado.
Mr.. Wexford Treyllnn and family have
returned from the Virginia Hot Springs.
Miss Blanche letters, OF No. 600 West
tlmore, is expected home to-day.