The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-01
OVER THE FREE BRIDGE.
xxws AMOUR rHE PEOPLE on TINE
cnEsrERFTELD SIDE.
The Death OF Mrs. X. A. Baker-Priscs
Awsrdeti--A Weddipg-fwo Little
Boys Badly Hurt.
MAxoHrsrpR BusrsU RICHMOND TINES.
Il2I HtII sTRrrT. BsATrfE BLOCK.


Occurred IN this city yesterday mornina
was received with sorrow by her man
friends and relatives. She was at tn
time stopping AT Mrs Androl Snellings
and had been in bad health for som
time Her husband. who WAS on the stat
Of one OF the Bostcn newspapers, los
his 4fc some months ago during a biz
IRE by a wall falling on him. They has
been married only short while whef
the accident occurred and the sad bio"
which fell on his young wife is thought
10 have FASTENED ncr death.
In the mayors court yesterday morning
stephen Garrett (colored) was charged
with assaulting sallle Chcatham (col-
oredl The 0ncnsc was committed SAT-
urday uight about II o'clock on Hun
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Sallle was going along the street, when
Garrett. who was drunk, took a notion
- beat her. lie proceeded to carry his
notion into effect. when Policeman r. r..
Smith appeared upon the scene and pro-
ceedcd 90 take a hand in the scrmmage.
Garrett ran on and went down town at
very lively pace for a drunken man.
Officer Smith followed in hot persuit and
fred a shot 40 TIE retreaung stephen.
But this did not stop him. and finally he
got out Of sight Of The officer.
Later in the night Policeman Jones
came across Stephen down on Eighth
street and took him into custody.
The hastings court has adjourned for
the term.
Mr. William Amos left Sunday night
for North Carolina.
Dr. }. +. Gillian. treasurer Of Chester
field. was in the city yesterday
Miss Lizzie Rogers. OF this city, Is
visiting friends I'm ffenrico county
The fence around the courthouse
square has just been repaired.
Mr.. Thomas Taylor Of this city, is
visiting friends IN Amelia county.
Mr.. Cary u. French. q Norfolk. is here
on visit 10 his relatives and friends.
Rev T.. T. Reynolds occupied the pulpit
Of the Flftt-strcet Methodist church
Sunday morning.
Rev. w H. Hayes preached at Clopton-
street Baptist church Sunday morning.
Mr. NJ A. Cocbll will represent the
Chesterfield Alliance at the meeting Of
the State Alliance 20 be held I'm Richmond
IN August.
Miss Mollie Bachelor. Of Alexandria.
is visiting Mrs. +. A. Lamb, on Thlr-
tcenth street
Mr.. Robert c. Pctzoid left yesterday
for q visit 20 Washington. Baltimore and
Philadelphia
Mr. Lawrence Bailey. who has been
quite sick for several weeks with typhoid
fever. f. able to be out again
Mr. A. r. strada and family left Sat
urday afternoon for Greensvlie and Bur
lington. n. c.. TO visit friends
A Of t..,sf.
down 10 old Point Sunday on the fast
special train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
road
Judge John VI. Ingram will leave this
week for the White Sulphur Springs.
where he goes 20 attend the meeting of
the Virginia Bar Association.
Hehecca Christian. n colOred woman.
who lives on the Petersburg turnpike
below Manchester. died yesterday morn |
ing at o'clock She had been sick for
a few days, but her death was rather I'M
expected.
The prizes which were awarded at the
Red Mems fair held in this city recently
under the auspices OF Opachester Tribe.
No Te. Ct swGns5or8. were Gs follows. |
The ring to the most popular young
LADY was awarded 10 Miss Butler. sho
having received $50 votes. Miss Dumb
want received s03. Miss Collie 397. Miss
Roach 40.
The Red Mems pin was awarded TO
w. A. Turner, OF Manatoka Tribe, No.
g. He received $50 votes. r. S. Patrum
receiver S.
u. c. Anderson. ~ Syracuse Lodge
was awarded the Knights Of Pythias' |
pin. He received 143 votes. ]. y. Roun-
tree p votes.
&. Tibbs. Of Davis Council. was award |
ed the Junior order United Mechanics
pin. He received 230 votes. and O. 3.
Harris JOG votes
w. T.. Smith was awarded the odd |
Fellows pin. He received 70 votes.
The silk pillow was awarded 10 Rev.
f. T. Dadmun
Miss Carrie Brewer received the doll
baby prize. She was given It's votes.
Miss Hobeck r. Miss powdy 81. and Miss
Clements H. The fruit and confection-
cry tables conducted by Mrs. Brewer
md Mrs. Hughes. were very success
full
telegram received In this city yes
terday morning from Danvine says:
John Morris and Miss Rosa Powell,
of Manchester left on the Richmond and
Danviie train for Pelham. North Caro-
Ina. where they were married this morn
Ing"
The bride is about sixteen years OF age.
and the groom is about nineteen. He is
\ son Of Captain r.. II. Morris conduc-
tor on the Richmond and panvile road
and ex-member Of the city council.
Carlisle. n little seven-year-old son Of
Judge James NJ. Gregory, fell from n
window yesterday morning, breaking both
bones IN his right arm. Or. Lawrence
Ingram was summoned. and the neces-
sary surgical attention was rendered.
md at last accounts the little boy was
doing as well as could be expected.
While drawing water on Sunday even
Ing. little son OF Mr.. Emmett Gregory
let the windlass get away from him.
striking him on the head, inficting n
very bad cut TO the bone. DIR. Ingram
was called in and rendered the necessary
surgical aid. and when last heard from
he was doing very well.