The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
DEATHS IN MANCHESTER.
Mr. JAMES W. CHEA ATTAIN AND A
DAUGHTER OF MR., PHILLIPS
yhs E2sess Of Tessdsy Night's Storms
Dlssopsistsd stsht-Seers-
Notes and O,ker Matters.
AANcHxsrrR BuRnAU RICHMOND TINES,
1871 HUI, STREET.. ByATTtE DYocs.


l121 Hull STREET.. BsATTE BLock I
Mr.. James w. Cheatham. OF swansboi o,
died yesterday morning at o'clock, at
bis residence on CIopton street. lie had
been confined to his bed only about a
week. but his death was not unexpected.
Mr.. Cheatham was a consistent raeHi-
Der OF Ciopton-Street Baptist church; also
= member OF swansboro Lodge, /. o. o..
r., OF which ne was Noble Grand. He
leaves n wife and one child.
The funeral viii take place this morn
Ing at II o'clock from the Clopton-Street
church. The remains Will be taken 70
MOseley's Junction, on the Southern rail-
road, at 1850 o'clock, for interment IN
the family burying-ground.
Swansboro Lodge. No. ~. i. .. o. r.,
Will meet this morning at 10 o'clock at
Cersiey's Hall TO attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. A. Phillips nave the
sympathy OF their friends In the death OF
their daughter, May, which occurred AZ
the residence. Ninth and Stockton streets,
Tuesday at noon. The funeral TOOK piace
at 4 o'clock yesterday evening from tne
residence. The interment was IN MauiS
cemetery. ,..to
cars bound for Richmond were ilhed WIN
Manchester people going over TO witness
the mammoth street parade OF "hitei "a
Mains circus, which Rad been hei3luJiu
They took their positions on Main street
and for about two hours eagerly CIaue.
their necEs looking Up and down uat
thoroughfare for the appearance Oh to
desired spectacle. Their disgust ma az he
treme when they found that. owing 10 81, enS
storm the circus had not even reachr1u
Richmond. They wendell their way paf Ln
home each one declaring 10 an W 60
questioned him, that ne hau coii' cot.
Richmond on business in no way GU"
s,aataH With agpinn the pdfbfltt
last nights storm was very severe, anu
did a good deal of damage In Mancheslel.
Several signs were blown doWh, hIips
broken off OF trees, and many OF the eltG-
,r,c iiebt globes were blown out OF their
fastenIngs and shattered The breaking "a
these caused the lights to go our am
seave many parts Of the city In darkhe's'
The he w, Tsln which Hooded the streets
Nj 10 H. Wells, chairman Oh Tue
Atanehester city Democratic commute,
states that ne will probably mar aa
strong effort In the near lutuie Wa,66o.
Gayarnor ~ Ferrail 10 address the Demo
,sracu 81 Manchester ana Swansbofo' Inc
oan,ie are anxious to hear the Governor
and a speech from him Wlli' uo" pan,o'
do untold good in arousihs we ,,,ooiinp
Gratis TO their duty. AT us ias5 hi paIie
.ha Committee elected Mr.. J.. r.. DAVIS,
Of the First ward, to FIJI the place hiS M
vacant by the resignation OF MT o. W.
Gooding. -. ,,.,,,d Yesterday
A marriage Incense WdS icSu'f
a., TIC clerk Of the Hastings Court TO
Albert Miller and Mildred Booker 'oo'h
coloredD. of Manchester. -. l.,
Tho following is the list of petit Jd-
rors drawn for the October ron 1eT 81 next ext
Monday: ]. r. Wood, Joseph j. LaVier
Charles Wake, r; l., La;ha r. Brands Brands
~ "a Iewett, W. X. Flournoy, James n
Puckett, Sidney Alien (colored)' ana D.
REV. MIR. Haight conducted the regular
Wednesday night services mr., a, , G,1is ser-
street church last night. The nlght ser
,,iees WIN commence at 7;45 in the future
until further notice. Lo,ar cou,t-
.as,sa a. Visiting her friend, Miss Annie
TTnin. on porter street. ,,.-.a,
Master lanes G.. Bass, OF WashlhStoh'
T a. visiting relatives In this city;
rhese was nothing on docket III the
Navoris Court yesterday morning. {.
M,ss Mamie Wiley. Of Amelia county, rs
v,siiIng the Misses Clayton, ON cowaruih
avenue. , l.. ..tu confined to
her bed by sickness.