The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-05
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4 The FYfth-Street Methodist chu''''
tho scene of a pretty wedding YESTERDAY
keveping. when. at o'clock MI ro'e'
In camnhell was married to Miss Lenh'a
= pau.v nv Rev. Mcdaniel Rucker, pas
tor of the church.
Tho best man. Mr. ~. p Bailey. ana
Mise Carrie Royal maid OF honor enter
| Cd the right aisle and preceded the nsheis
% the altar. where they stood In SEMI
circle while the ceremony was peihs per-
| formd.
| Mrs. Eula Phelps presided at the organ
and rendered a beautiful wedding march'
The following gentlemen acted as usheis'
| Nessrs. John #. Ahern. j. w. Smith, r.
| II Sampson, +. r. Jeffress. OF Ricnmohu'
| and Messrs. George Mccoy and Ihonas
| Chase cousins OF the bride. OF Npfioin'
After receiving the best wishes anu eo"-
CALCULATIONS Of a host OF friends 'he may
by pair left on the Richmond rreue'ehs
burg and Potomac railroad for an extend
ed Northern tour.
The bride. who was attired in neat
travelling dress, is a member of the choir
of the Bifth-Street church. She Is a hand
some brunette. and is very popular with
a large circle OF friends.
The groom Is an attache of the Rich
mond and Danville railroad, and is
brother of Councilman NJ. a. Campbell.
and is quite popular.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in the small one-story frame
house at the corner Of Twenty-first ana
Stockton streets owned by the Granite
Building Fund Company. Of Richmond,
and occupied by colored family.
There was high wind blowing at
the time and the flames quickly communi-
Gated to the adjoining house. occupied by
AL. Mickens (colored). and the tenement
house next TO that of Mickens. IL was
some time before the alarm was sounded
at the station. In fact two of the build
ings had been totally destroyed and the
tenement house almost consumed when
the fremen arrived on the scene. although
they were there in about seven minutes
after the bell rang.
They soon had three plug streams at
work. but were somewhat delayed by two
Of the hose couplings blowing out. which
necessitated shutting off one OF the
streams until new section Of hose could
be put in. The firemen did effective work
and prevented the flames from doing
any great damage to the other buildings
near by.
The tenement house was occupied by
Isaac Lee and Ed Patterson, both color
ed.
The occupants of the different build
ings succeeded in saving all their furn
ture and household effects, which were
brought out into the field near by.
The buildings destroyed were all of
cheap character.
Infallipance was received here Yesterday
morning of the death at her home. near
Midlothian, in Chesterfield. Of Mrs. Win
free. relict of the lamentsd Rev. DR..
David Il. Winfree, who was dstin-
guished member of the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Winfree had been III with pneu-
monia for several days past, and her con-
stitution was too feeble 10 withstand
such severe illness. and so death came
and put an end TO all her sufferings. She
was q lady Of noble Christian character
and the announcement Of her death Will
be received with profound sorrow in this
city and throughout the county in which
she lived so long.
The deceased was the mother OF Rev
Robert Winfree, David Il. Winfree, Jr., OF
Chesterfield. Mrs. Il. c. Broaddus, and
Mrs. Julia Holland, OF this city.
The funeral of Mrs. Martha Adamson
mother of Mr.. A. l.. Adamson and Mrs
1. L. fettlBrcW, TOOK place yesterday
morning from the West-End' Methodist
church.
The services were conducted by Rev f..
L. Dadmun, assisted by Rev. MIR. Phaup.
Mr.. Dadmun paid a beautiful tribute 10
the noble Christian character of the de-
ceased, and in feeling words alluded 10
the valuable aid and assistance which
she had rendered to the church.
The pall-bearers were Judge Il. A. Han
cock. Major Joseph Walker. and Messrs.
w. ID. Toler. NJ. Stein, III. c. Beattie, r.
w. Wood. Joseph Middendorf. W. T.
Perdue. w. c. Rice. and Henry Harnish.
The remains were inferred In Maury
cemetery beside the grave of her hus-
band. the late William Adamson. who
died In 1888.
afternoon announcing the death of Mr.
OF this city. He leaves a wife and three
children. Miss Maria Fitzgerald. OF this
city. sister OF the deceased. was telegraph
ed for and left at 10 l.. NJ. Sunday for ST.
Louis. His death was quite sudden, and
as yet particulars have not been re-
ceived.
1nere was only one case before the
Mayors Court yesterday morning.
Mr. c. F. z. Caracristi. who was Mt
Bogota. South America. February 18th
will return to Chesterfield In June
Messrs. John r.. Harris, of Huguenot
Springs: William Lancaster and w Dor
sey Cullen, of Cumberland, were in the
city yesterday.