The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-23
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Captain Lipscoinb Receives r LII
ii formation as to Mary Gibbs''s
Whereabouts.
LIVING WITH coLoRE /: . Pc :: oP ! U:

Thought That Lowinan May Be
With Her Congregatiooti, #$#
1904. Raises $500.
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Manchester Bureau Times D q, \,
ce dl'd' 4 u 'leiter saturday morning iron,
Way u county notifying the Chief that ne
s su of the girl Nlhry Gibbs. who
is alleged was abduet ed IRON y !, ne er
,no,ers homS 1 5fS Mol'ns h9n nea
covered the girl living with some colored
y people about two niles from Nottoways
ary Ths st rMs ias hep o
ss sts In detail with the descrptiontte
/ had seen. s{s IA NJ 4 Z Nj. rs 3si
ss It was ut first supposed that Lo c,s nan
was going to ewport News but ~ I, has q,
since developed that he came to !. Man. m,
aSa staysd a
4 cured employment ut . the Richmond
Woodworking COMPANY. but II seems t d
/ lie scented danger and last Ih aTrar
II a. Prentice, lsi near Twelfth and 4. Hull
Y Streets Where he hired bicycle 1or
-four hours. Neit her he nor tne wisel ,,,,s
y posed that he rode to Il PeterSpurg, u 1,a
swent thence to ottoway to secure tne
4 fe' Chief I.ipscomb Immediate ely gifted the
girls parents and the police OF ROANOKE,
N and 1T is probable that they nave SnoW4
secured the girl cap1,u n tne , ny there
A seems to be some apprehension that he
{might meet with mob violence. as the Ei I
was only thirteen years OF age, and5 ny
people are much incensed over her abduc-5
"a warrant was issued in Manchester
A for Lowman's arrest, put ne esctlpee'
f Mr.. Gibbs. the girls father,lsiiss said q To-
II he a man Of much prominence e, n : hvt,,-
u oke, and is widely known in,thatt county, MY
" lves in Barton Heights, and MI. seat he CT,
elias been dom: al In his power to +. 4 Sc
n cure Information al to the girls WheTe-5
- abouts
Il 53.ss Begin Work on Factory.
The Union Trunk , ana Bag az avomRhan ny
IS being erected Seven q ahtl i3tai,i
bridge Streets, and the work As, Il pe' ny
pushed TO- ION n be Second
D OF brick, and the building VIII be /, one na
Il Of the largest and strongest IN Manch e.
q The Virginia Rug and Drusget Com !;
ipany, which is being put up at sxth an a.
u Stockton streets, expects TO start .wor1
in and Il IS sad na
n 1T already has orders for six months ~ ~
VI advance. FL u. IN T II s
Heptasoph's Excursion.
Manchester will be we'll represented in
the Heptasophs, excursion, which IS 10 .,
H 18th. Several private parties have made &c
arrangements to take the trip. and the
81 excursion will be one of the largest OF
The Fifth Street Methodist Church sun
I'll day school Will run its &annu@i excursion
i to West Point tomorrow. A large numper
be ma many others II" TO Fake advantage OF the
5a3tt rip.9S i e y 4S {S # a
Raise Large Sum.
cowurdln Avenue Christian Church yes,
a qel9 S gshe and
means for the improvements and ndui-
y tions to the church building, which have
been s1qrea ey rra nr ee
Enhancing of the work, and 1.-THE end OF
u the meeting q general subscription was
III taEeniup, resulting In round sum or S3Oo.
sH Two Preach on Same Text.
\; THE Parting Of the Ways; How Long
Twas the text last night on which two
q pastors talked In Oak Grove Baptist
Church There being mo services IN his
th. services il OAK Grove church n CON.
papy with Mrs Woodward. Seeing his
q friend sitting In the congregation, Mr.
II Sullivan called on Mr.. Woodward and
same subject us himself. Mr. Sullivan
Il spoke first and was followed by Mr.
|2NVoodward. The double discussion, Of
A che same text proved very interesting.
4 with the servieE - n
nHo,,;y,,o ~ p;c+,,raW Show 3& 5l
"a moving-picture entertainment will be
dln-Avenue Christian Church In the tab
4! crnaclc at the head Of Perry Street from
Tuesday to Saturday might. The pictures
H --latest thing out in moNlng-picture eX,
thiDit,ons and there will be 1850 feet Of
4 films in the machine! The proceeds are
81 II go toward the building fund OF the
IA church IA H. HI III rs Ii b.
Marion Gladys selph.
Marion gladys he sninh d asas snda Of
lmorning In her parents home. NO. III
"a tCowardln Avenue. I,
Funeral services VIII be conducted by
5Elthc Rev. T, Y. Badly in the home at 8
|p'c.ock Monday afternoon. AZ Ii
G.E Personals and Briefs. 5
Mrs. Hammond Fisher, of Fourteenth
and Perry Streets. is spending the SUM
y 1ncr with relatives ut Shores, Fluvanna
T. county. ly N
H 8.lhc funeral of Mrs, osternind took
I'll place yesterday afternoon from the
house. 222 East Eleventh street, and In
X terment was made In Maury Cemetery
sEf 1tev c. O.. woodward conducted The SER
vices. large crowd was present, as
Mrs, Osterbnd WINS very popular aud
I'M widely known during her lifetime
III The Hampton Carnival Company ar
E rived In the city last night to stay hero
~ q week. They viii locate their tents on
III The vacant lot at Fifteenth and Hull
II Streets.
Hunter Turner, the young son Of Mr.,
563t and Mrs. Turner, Of Fifteenth and Perry
Streets. Is seriously III with typhoid
s31cNer, 55 hgI
AR. w. IT, Laws. Of East Ninth Street
who has been critically Ill With spinu
meningitis is conyalcscent.
The Rocky Ridge Council. Jr, O U, A
NJ, will hold its regular meeting to-niRh
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