The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
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49, Manchester Bureau, 55 Times Dispatch,
5S5g s} III 3333 No. n 1l2 Hull & Street. M
sFg The rain and hail storm Of yesterday
afternoon did no little damage In Man
chester. In some places the streets were
badly washed. At the railroad crossing
at The head OF Hull Streetsa9 dangerous
hole was washed out, necessltating the
utmost caution on the part OF pc destrians
and drivers, &and there were holes in the
streets In other parts OF the town.
Il The most serious inconvenience was
caused by "a light pole falling, during the
height Of the Storm on q tree at Twelfth
and Decatur Streets. This accident cut
Off the electric current Which gives the
light to the Streets, and at night the.
whole town y was In \ utter darkness. # a
large tree was blown Il down at the Dun
llop9 M Ills. and there were several trees
blown down at other pl aces
II The hail storm was on soft the heaviest
In years. even within the knowledge OF
the Oldest inhabitnnts. But In the coun-
try Il here was comparative freedom from
destruction, as the storm did not extend
much beyond BellWood. AS 1t ls, In the
I ity, however, much work Will be necessl-
Ftnted by the street n force, and Captain
aLlpscomb Will probably find his h EFl 'l's
full in5repairing vest VS. dana ge. H
MI. Truehart Appointed Notary.
81. Governor Swanson has !. appolnte d q Mr..
wv, C.3 Trueheart, OF Chester, otary
public for the count y e Of 6 Ches terfeld,
nected with Tx, HANK or ri chrnon ia g.
recently elected cash erS OF he &c hes Grs
field County Ban X, atg ester, iena1si
to5 begin opernt ions en RI ne 4
Prisoner Gives Trouble. III
Joe Galloway, a white man. got sonf e
sprea9 yesterday d terno Don and It'll ed 70 a.
some stunts With the pollce nfflce " ho
went to arrest him; e III % an foTrHe "a
Reaant Wright that he yc ould ND rEesti
him. ana refused & to- $50 to- the ut 9 Len
Ewiti,yhlm, He hunched his baok fand pro- a
ceeded with sto prove fhas trl !! 3
Of his assert Ion, WI ian & ergeant IN,
inborder TO avoid trouble, caliea On !,
cer sNyayn,ack, and the two pole officers
brought their prisoner TO 9 the1,s station
house like al lamb to the ala A .if
was lodged In a cell,Rtand WI W 70 w Il ms
troubles before M yors Mas rice shls morn
3ing. Il. d. " =. ~ 81 "A
3 Williams Nunnally.
y a. MA n rrlatse license was Issued yester
dayyfmorining to Mr.. n z. e, " manson
and AIiss Emma 81 lie tNunnall yltdau gntsr
OF Mr.. WaYerly Nunnally, Of l27 West
Sixth Street The ceremony 70 70 rake
place In tho home sfof The bride THIS
morning al 10 o clock, The services ~ ~
be performed by Rev. Mr., Nc parral,
pastor 1 OF the Fifth Street Me odlstA
Church. After the ceremony the couple
viii leave for the Mort On their turn
they viii make their home at q West
4 Sixth Street, i RI gf5 INK
Wells Refused Bail. "a;
Joseph Wells, who had been sent on
to the grand fury on the charge q OF
attempted criminal assault upon Mary
Jackson, colored, was refused bail by
Judge Clopton yesterday morning, a fteri
Judge promptly refused the apple ton
for bail presented by Mr., Ernest Wells,9
counsel tor the prisoner. Ioseph was r =