The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-22
A YOUNG COUPLE ELOPE.
MN ~. g. couRyow AND MISS DORA
axaEs MARRTgD ar PELHAM NC.
Nbe HusfIngs Court in sess'on-'h"fen
Notes-Psrsopsis aud Other news
Notes of Interest.
M.rorysrrE BUREAU RICHMOND inns,
80, U,rrr srKFrT BFATTTY BLOCK.


1ne friends OF Mr. w. S. cournow
and Miss Dora Baber are very much sur
nr,sed over the fact that the couple ran
away and we're married in Pelham ~
G.. yesterday.
Miss Baber left her home ostensibly
20 10 TO her aunts to spend the night.
From there she went to the Richmond
and Danville depot. where she and MT.
w. S. Cournow took the train Not one
OF Mr.. Cournow's family knew anything
Of the affair untn early yesterday morn
ing, when they were told by the young
man who escorted them 10 the depot.
Tho bride is about seventeen years Of
age and is very pretty. She is the young
est daughter OF Mr.. =. ID. Baber, ana is
quite popular among large circle OF
friends. The groom, who Is twenty-one
years Of axe. Is connected with the steam
hitting and plumbing department al the
Richmond and Danville shops.
Mayor Maurice held court yesterday
morning IN his Office. and there was only
one case for his consideration. Rosa
Brown (colored) was charged with stealing
"A blanket from Mrs. S. V. Winder. Mrs.
Winder stated that the girl was i'm her
employ as a servant and she had missed
her blanket for several days. She nOti-
fed Captain Lipsconb Of the theft. who
succeeded in finding the blanket in the
possession Of "a coored woman, who said
that Rosa had sold IL TO her for 70 cents.
Rosa claims that Mrs. Winder sold her
the blanket for . cents. At the court
yesterday morning Mrs. Winder accused
the woman, also, OF stealing a bunch Of
keys. The accused was sent on 10 the
Hastings Court.
In the Hastings Court yesterday the
case OF Abner Baker the old colored
man arrested last week by Special on
Ger Sheffield for stealing brass from
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company. was tried and the accused
fined 81 ana sent to jail for six months.
Judge James NJ. Gregory was counsel
for the prisoner.
The revival services at Stockton-Street |
Baptist church Monday night were large
~ attended The pastor, Rev. w. r. !
Hurt, preached an able sermon and much
interest was manifested. The services
VIII be continued every night this week
Mr.. Joseph Aliddendorf gave delight
ful entertainment Monday night at his
residence. near this city in honor Of
the marriage Of his daughter 10 Mr.
Henry NJ. Nolte which occurred last
week a large number Of friends from
Richmond and Manchester attended the
entertainment. and dancing was INDUCED
IN until a late hour. Refreshments were
served
Mr.. Stratton Fulks is extremely an at
his residence. corner Ninth and Porter
streets, and the grayest fears are enter
tanned as 10 his recovery. He is suffering
from pneumonia.
The condition OF Mrs. Charles S. Maui
rice was unchanged yesterday.
Mr.. A. r. Collier is quite sick at his
home on Hull street. opposite West-End
Methodist church.
Mr.. ]. William Jones and wife left
Monday afternoon for High Point, n. c.,
10 visit relatives.
The funeral Of the infant child Of Mr..
w T. Nunnally took place Monday after
noon.
Rev l.. r.. Thornhill. of the Balm
bridge-Streot Baptist church. has COM
menccd a series Of illustrated sermons
on "The Life Of Joseph"