The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-22
J. 7. RINALD0 KILLED.
9HK YOUNG NAN CRUSHED BY
HEkyF WAGON WHEELS.
Found Dead I'm Bcd-Iecture on Chicago.
Queer Will on Record-Work Of the
Supreme Court-Ofr for Norfolk.
MAsoHrsrrR BUREAU RICHMOND TNys.

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Mr.. Joseph Thomas Rinaldo was acci-
uentally killed Thursday near Midlothian.
On Chesterfield county. He was riding
on log wagon. when he fen 10 the
ground and the wheels passed over him.
Ale was killed instantly.
Deceased was eighteen years Of age and
o son OF MIR. c.. J. Rinaldo
The accident occasioned great sorrow
In the community in which it occurred.
Miss Rosa Il. Homer young lady
nineteen years Of age. was found dead in
bed yesterday morning at her home. on
the corner OF Seventeenth and Everett
streets.
Coroner Brodnax was notified and
viewed the body, but deemed an inquest
Unnecessary. as he was satisfied death
resulted from natural causes.
Deceased was daughter OF David r.
and India J. Homer. The funeral viii
take place from West End Methodist
church this afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. James Alexander Bankingship the
talented artist. who has been abroad for
three years, pursuing his studies in
Europe, and who is here from Chicago,
where he has been engaged in some art
work, has consented to give lecture and
stereoscopic illustration In Leader Hall
on some OF the sights at the Worlds
Fair. The lecture will be for the benefit
OF the Meade Memorial church. The date
will be set m a few days.
1t will be rich treat and MIR. Blank
ingship's many Manchester friends will
have the opportunity Of giving him a
cordial greeting upon his visit TO his old
home. after having won such distinction
IN the North. where he has been residing
for some years.
There is on record in chesterfield
county the will of John Randolph Of
Cumberland. father Of John Randolph Of
Roanoke. the brilliant and erratic states
man.
1t is a curious document. and contains
some plain English language. To his
son. Theodore Bland Randolph the old
gentleman left land on the Staunton
river, I'm Charlotte county. provided he
shall not SELL swap, or part in any man
ner with any part or parcel thereof to
one Paul Darlington (who cheated my
brother Ryland out of $50 i'm bargain
for so acres Of low grounds. Ny rea-
son for giving this land on such conditions
Is that TO this day I feel. and my children
may feel, the yilany of that Paul Caring
ton"
The case of the Nanch ester Paper Mills
Manufacturing Company against General
Harry Heth, trustee. which went to the
tings court OF this city. was dismissed
Thursday for want Of jurisdiction. Judge
Richardson delivering the opinion Of the
court.
Irene, the flve-year-old laughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Talbot died at the
home OF her parents. in Swansboro, Tues
day.
Mr.. B. P. Owen. sr.. Mr. Arthur Nc
CrOne and Mr. Ernest IT. Wells left yes
ffr6QV morning for Norfollr 70 ha
naval rendezvous.
The remains Of Mr.. Wharey r. Craw-
ford. who died in this city Wednesday,
were taken TO Charlotte county Thurs
day for burial.
The many friends Of Mr.. John Lester.
Of Chesterfield. earnestly hope that he
will be appointed one Of the deputies by
the collector of internal revenue soon TO
be appointed by Mr.. Cleveland.
Judge b. A. Hancock is holding the
circuit court OF Greensville.
Mr.. A. 7. DuVal continues quite iii at
his residence, in Swansboro
Mrs. ]. NJ. Whitfield is quite sick at
her residence. on Bainbridge street
The infant child OF Mr.. f. w Southan
died yesterday morning, after a brief
illness.
The board Of supervisors Of Chester
field will meet In regular session Monday
next.
band Of gypsies have camped on the
Midlothian turnpike, near Forest Hill
Park.
Messrs Henry c. Ferguson. Walter
Ferguson and Thomas II. Smith are in
Norfolk.
number OF Manchesterians-about a
car load OF them-will do Norfolk to-day
and tomorrow.
There will be especially interesting ser
vices at Branch's church, in Chesterfield
tomorrow.
The supreme court has reversed the
decision Of the circuit court of Chester
field in the case OF Norris against Woods
The hastings court was in session yes
terday.
Cynthus Grove, No. 3, Y. A. O. D.,
Of Swansboro, had a very interesting
meeting Thursday night. Mr.. William /.
Crostic presded