The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-11
VERY SERIOUS ARRAY.
JACK JONES BADLY HURT At FoN-
1IoELL0 SPRINGS,
,s,s A..s,lanis In Jsu In Manchester-Ihc
Police Court-Mrs. Bowcnt
runersi-rersonaIs'
M.scsr.rrR BUREAU RICHMOND lines.

No llX HULL STREET, phA'''.
oght occurred Friday night near
ront,cono sptngs. Chesterfield county
Itch resulted in the severe injury OF
man named Jack Jones. picnic was
IN nror,oss At the place. when sam
uo,rv and jones became involved lh
controversy which eliminated III
free fight. In which Luther Lee hAc'a'u
Melton. sam Henry. Jack Jones' an"
Pee Dee Mahonoy took part some Oh
them were acting the part OF peace
makers. The others were doihs 'n'
fighting.
Asa result, OF the fracas. Jones IS now
laid up with a number OF severe o'uis08
and gashcs. while the rest oil the parry
arc In the Manchester jail awaiting 'he
result of his injuries. All OF inc men
ere employes of the Old Dominion iron
and Nail Works.
THE POLICE COURT.
John and Ida jackson. were charged III
tho Mayors Court yesterday hoii'hS
with fighting on Hull street.. Al WAS one
OF their Quarterly hghts. Joni '@"'.
home pretty much under the influence or
him as she wanted him TO stay al nome.
and John persisted in seeking trouble.
Ida demonstrated TO John that she was
-eally the better half. When they were
,n the midst OF the argument an oilccr
came along and took charge OF them both-
They were each fined $50 lda loon
tho amount from Johns money ana phlo
her fine. but let John be sent 10 Sergeans
FYtzgorald's Hotel to board for re"
days.
Gus Ellis. charged with raising a dis
turbance and fighting with Charles For
tune last Thursday afternoon near
Friends drug store. was required to pay
s. and costs. amounting to 500 Charles
Fortune was dismissed.
Jack Bland (colored) charged with be-
ing "A suspicious character and peeping IN
several merchants windows about 1870
o'clock the other morning. was required
to give bond for $50 for six months. Mr..
W. X. Davis became surety for him.
The case Of ,ius Ellis and Allie Wells
charged with raising q disturbance at the
reunion OF the Chesterfield Troop last
Thursday. was continued until next Mon
day. and Ellis was required to give $500
bond. Mr.. +. y. Jones, Of Swansboro, be-
ing his bondsman.
MRS. BOWEN'S FUNERAL.
Mrs Martha L. Bowen whose death
was announced In Sundays Times, took
placo from the residence yesterday at j.
O'clock Rev. J. .. BabcOck. OF Fifth
Street Methodist church. officiating. A
large number Of the friends Of the de-
ceased we're present. The remains were
Inferred In Maury Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. w. y. Martin. who
died at 10 o'clock Saturday morning at
place from the residence at II o'clock
Sunday morning. Rev. j. Il, Williams
officiating The intermcnt was made in
Spring Greek Cemetery.
Next Thursday and Friday nights the
Ladies' Aid Society of oak Grove Mis-
sion will give an entertainment at
Gibbs Han. \ musical entertainment
will be rendered. the Richmond and Dan
VILE band assisting. Refreshments
will also be served.
BRIEF MENTION.
Sunday the thermometer registered lOi
degrees. and the Forest Hi cars were
packed 10 their utmost capacity from
early morning until the last car with
psrsons who were in search OF a little
breeze.
Mrs Edgar II. Lyon. OF Baltimore is the
guest OF her sisters Mrs. i. j. Walden
and Mrs. r. A. Lyon, Of Cowardn ave
nue..
Mr.. X. T. Swift. keeper Of Forest Hin
Park. had a valuable cow killed 10y this
Southern train Sunday morning just
above the park,
Mrs Thomas II. Corssey and MISS
FEMME Cross of Richmond. left yester-
day morning Tor Alton. Va. 70 spend sew
eral weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter, Of Balti-
moro. are the guests of Mrs. j. j. Hud-
son. 1912 Hull street
The date Of issuing dog licenses has
passed and all parties who have not pro-
cured their brasses are liable to a fine Of
S.
Mrs. Sarah Hall and her daughter. Misc
Ouida who has been visiting relatives IN
Chesterfield county returned homo yes
tcr3ay morning.
Mrs. W. G.. Turpin and sons, who have
been Tisiting friends and relatives in
Powhatan, returned home yesterday
morning.
Misses Florence and Anna Schank. who
have been the guests Of Miss Pool, are
visiting friends in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. Charles Wake. who was hurt
about week ago by falling through the
ceiling OF an attic. was able 10 be at his
desk yesterday morning
Mrs. Captain Butler and two sons. oc
Parkersburg. w. Va. are the guests OF
Mrs. 5. b. Moon. Of Swansboro