The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-23
THE MYSTERY SOLVED.
HUMAN BONES FOUND At oLovER
HILL HAvE BEEN IDESr4 FLED.
d. ps,,ov.d to be the IA smains of
Charles Tempie-A Woman oas''
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II was learned yesterday thElt pieces
NJ clofhing found with the DO yes OF a
human being, which were disco avered IN
n pile Of coal near Glover hihii iateiy'
have been identified as that Oh Charles
Temple. The disappearance OF tins ola
colored nan made great mysb3ery ana
talk in Clover Hill for some TIM E. SHOES
pieked up near the bones have Peen also
@e~,,eoa 90 belonging TO Ten sipIe. The
inevitable woman in the case ny Is turned
ND. There IS a negro. Brown f5mi'n' IN
Chesterfield Jail on suspicion killng
temple. The evidence Is not 4compiele
vet. IL Is said that Temple - Smlth
seS r,,ais in the matter Of low for the
woman. who lives at clover tn smith
IS REGARDED as n bad man.
Rumor has II that the woman Ne seen
with Temple just before ne was missed
"a smoke of getting money fl Nm him.
g. rnonev was found with thiB bones.
part OF the flesh and clothing of31 one OF
the arms taken from the coai 4yere I'M
touched by the fire. The shr dihg ana
nart Of the sleeve on this arm h,ISe been
Identified by the wife Of Temple1 as her
husbands. There Is great interefEt felt IN
the matter, and the beliet cohulS}ves that
the mysterious disappearance OF fIempie
will soon be cleared up.
MIR. II. NJ. Bohannon ana Nils Annie
w. Toney were married by the Kew. IL.
r. Thornhm on Wednesday evenlJug. The
same reverend gentleman also vfnited In
marriage the same evening Mr.. William
H. Norris and Miss Ollie M. f4oloway,
AT the residence of the mother of the
bride. Thirteenth and stockton ftreets.
vouthfil couple this was, Mi&HNorris
being twenty years OF age anu ue Ialr
bride only eighteen.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Louis Y. VIII
Iiams and Miss Alberta X. MIukinson
were married by DIR. Thornhlll a'fNo. IL
south Eleventh street. DR.. ThorIbhll has
married four couples this week.
Mr.. Allen I~farlace, Of Radio I'd and
Miss Robertina Watkins were married
Yesterday morning at the residenAeof the
brides mother, In Chesterfield, the
Rev. r. p. Williams, assistant riector OF
ST. Paul's. Richmond. The rever NO gem
tIeman As a cousin Of the bri5dH The
wedding was a quiet one. Oniyd few
Of the close friends Of the fam 1U were
an attendance. Mrs. Harlace Is tn daugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. II. C.. Walk nf, and
NJ Uariace is q talented youn tgtattor-
ney-at-law OF Radford. Va. whiiqh will
be the future home OF the neVIW wed
couple.
Major Peter c. Warwick and Afr ]. II.
Webb-Peploe, OF Chesterfield, fvtre In
Manchester yesterday.
Messrs. John Il. Harris and Samuel
Harner, of Powhatan. were here 1Hednes-
day.
The Chesterfield public schools close
to-day for the usual Christmas ho1linays.
Messrs. Joseph La Prade and LeleWells.
Of Chesterfield county, were in Afanches-
ter on Wednesday.
Miss Hattie owens came from Middle
sex. where she has been teaclIing, to
spend the Christmas holidays at pune.
officer William Moles is backi *t his
post after his late illness.
Charles Walton was sent TO thI4 grand
fury yesterday in the mayors cburt for
stealing a sheep from w. b. ReamH
The report Of the inauguratiIa Of q
local option contest here by thta Good
Templars is unfounded, according 10 a
prominent member Of that order1N
A meeting of New South Councif Mo-
]. o. U. A. NJ, is called for 2 o'clpck to-
day 10 attend the funeral Of Mig Q. o.
Merritt.
The electric car disturbance cas- were
brought 10 an end In the mayorts court
yesterday by the filming Of j. X. If&chard-
son S..
There is much kicking and complaining
about the wretched electric light Service
given the city lately.
The special term of the CheHerfeld
Circuit Court. which Judge Hancock
has been holding. adjourns this wetk.
Mr.. Edward Cogbill, to whose Ifritical
illness reference was made in ThH Times
Of yesterday, died in Richmond "a We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Cogbiil lived here some yedfs ago,
and all Of his many friends here Ihnd In
Chesterfield will be sorry to ljhrn of
his death. He was a native Of Chester
field.
Mr.. O.. o. Merritt died Wednesday at
G j.. NJ. at his house. Fourth and Balm
bridge streets. For two months BE had
been fiji. and his death was looked for
lately on any day. lie was thilHy-four
years of age, and married a yetr ago.
Mr.. Merritt was widely known. lie was
O brother Of O.. l. Merritt.
Captain II. Clay Chamblin had a big
ante-C christmas ~hog-kining at Whhtby on
Wednesday.
Four Of the big fellows WHIP were
butchered to make a Whitby holiday
melted 1,24O pounds. avering $40 pounds.
The East end Comedy Company which
Is composed Of clever amateurs OF Man
chester. will give a weeks performances
at Leader Hall, opening December 18th.
These entertainments will be for the
benefit Of Liberty Council. No. 10. j. o.
u. a. Nj. |
The programme will be changed nightly.
n much interest is felt ahead ip these
entertainments.
A fire in the Bank building yesterday
morning created some excitement.
The floor about the hearth Of the din
ing-room Of Mr.. II. w. Freeman was on
fire. but was soon put out. There was
little damage.
II is hoped to have the New York and
Philadelphia baseball clubs play their
practice games at Forest Hill Park next
spring.
All that was mortal Of Mr.. William II.
Wesson passed through Manchester for
Powhatan Wednesday for burial by his
wife's remains.
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