Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-16
on THE SOUTH SIDE.
..,oa Wut<ER'S cow CASE NOT
TRIED YESTERDAY.
rVS ITEMS FROM MANCHESTER.
-,nernI of Mrs. smith-Sunday-
..booI Outings Vhomas Lewis Ar
rested Last Night-Personai ana
nLhrr Nntos.

TFaNfu A'tt'h
other Notes.
-.e-o was q good attendance upon
r,.-qci5 Court yesterday especially
~ Manchester and swansboro' people
,-r, went under the impression that the
, would come up in which Major
,...rb walker charges Herman Long
and Robert Gladstone. two negroes. with
.-,-.rliug his stock and with cruelty
,,.,tma,s. But they were disappointed
f,, tho case was contnued-probably I'M
ii. .o-day-at the request Of counsel for
re defence.
~.. case I'm which Alden Campbell and
,,..-,e Iipscomb were charged with as
...r was dismissed. Campbell beat
George Iipscomb and George beat Alden.
rt. Court decided that it had been
fr.tty even game, and 50 let the men off.
This term win probably close with the
week.
A FAMILY AFFAIR.
Thomas Lewis. a white man living on
tfa river side. was arrested last night
charged with striking Maggie Thomas
d.. wife of Alexander Thomas. Inc
t.. families live next door to each other
nI "a dispute between the TWO women
e.vo rise TO the outcome in which Lewis
+. 4Woged 10 have cursed and abused
AIRS. Thomas Lewis was brought 10
ts station house and was bailed I'm the
sum Of So TO appear this morning
sueeu Foster a cOOrcd woman. not
S,tYorvn 10 the Police Court officials.
MS called before his Honor yesterday
.,.rsvyer the charge Of stealing rooster
t-.m 1fuUe Jackson. Susan denied the
change positively. and said the rooster
hal hcen I'm her yard and she had driven
Il out She was fined SD
FUNERAL OF MRS. SMITH.
Tho funeral of Mrs Daisy Gibbs Smith,
vf. Of Arr. r. H. Smith. now OF Roa-
,... Rapils y. c.. but formerly or
Manchester. took place from Central
Methodist church yesterday evening AT
,.r.... Rev. W. W. Lear. pastor OF
the church. conducted the service. the
irferwcrt was made in Maury Cemetery
Tba remains reached the city yesterday
morning at 9l5 o'clock on the Seaboard
Air-Iine. and were accompanied by MI
81. Parluc who went 10 Roanoke
Rani1s upon hearing Of Mrs. smith s
death. Mr. smith also accompanied the
1olv IL was taken 20 the residence OF
tho docoascls father Mr.. Il. Scott GlpDs'
ninth and Eainhrilge streets.
The family moved 10 Roanoke Rapids
about o. year ago. but were preparing 10
return 90 Manchester. when Mrs. Smith
was taken with her death Illness
The last rites were held over the body
az Mrs. j.. s. Brown yesterday evening az
o'clock from Hopcwell Methodist
church. Mrs Brown died at the resi-
t,rcc Of her husband q few miles from
ft, fI.efTrfa11 We'd
reslay She was the wife of Mr.. Junius
a. Brown one Of Chesterheld's best
known and most prominent citizens
G0RED TO DEATH BY a BULL.
2Irs Christophlne Clay, who has been
visiting her Mnsman Mr. w. Il. Lthgow,
on cambridge street received a telegram
Wednesday night calling her home ON
account Of the death Of her son. Mr. I.
W. Clay.
Str Clay was at HIS home. I'm Norfolk,
county and was gored by a bull which
Resulted in his death two hours after the
Unfortunate affair occurred.
Nr Clay was we'll known in this city,
whore he often visited. and he had a
number OF relatives and friends here,
Who win bo panied to hear of his un-
timely death.
The stochon-Street Baptist church
Sunday school will have their annual
outing at NOung's Pond on Thursday.
Ju.y -l The young people. with their
older friends viii leave from the church
ly private cOnveyanccs Among the at
fractions Of the day viii be boating and
fishing The following officers Of the
| shol, VIII have charge OF the AFFAIR:
A0,rs. j. T.. Davidson, T. b. Slaughter,
: L Itarman, A. l. Sampson, and r..
~ Hlyuc
There win be lawn party at Mr.. John
a,e's Cowardn avenue and Semmes
1'.t This evening from 10 II j.. NJ,
thc benefit of the Manchester Pres
+.Hn church Icc-cream and rcfr' Il
.a,H VIII be served by beautiful young
Aas a pleasant time Is promised all
Who attend.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Nfs Page Seedlings left Wednesday for
amelia county 20 spend several weeks.
%. Percy Farmer left Wednesday
Lta' % visit his sister. Mrs. r. III. SIM
mons 40 Greensboro. ~ c.
Nr Julian Peasants. Of Washington, is
visiting his brother. Mr.. w. Il. Peasants,
O. cast Tenth street.
Mr William y. Bronaugh left Wednes-
Pay n.sht for Charlotte. y. c., where he
VII visit Mr. ". ". Minor.
~r ". 5. Goodo OF Powhatan Court
..se Is I'm the city. stopping with his
.'.'ner Mr. j. y. Goode east Twelfth
s're.t
'.fs. John r. Walker and young daugh-
have returned from a pleasant trip
10 Petersburg whore they have been
'slung Tor the past few weeks.
Mfs. j. Edward Redford has returned
oine from pleasant visit 10 Peters
Ars. Hooker Is quite III al the residence
oi her son-in-law, Mr.. George Il. Ely, on
.ofieenth aad Decatur streets.
SITS !. ". Jones received a telegram
rom Spencer, y. c.. Wednesday. calling
nef nome. and stating that her husband
Wa not expected TO live. She had been
" The city visiting friends. Mr. Jones
- Tor a long lime = resilient OF this