The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-26
DESCENDANTS OF A HERO.
MANCHEsTERIAAs WHOSE ANCES,
TOR VAS PETER FRANCISCO.
Wilbur Turner Under Arrest Again-John
Moore Caught by tho Police
Last Night.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcHMSD TrMEs


1t is not generally known that there
are descendants Of Peter Francisco, the
revolutionary soldier and patriot, living in
this city, but such is the case. There are
at this time four generations Of them who
reside here.
Mrs NJ. e. Goode is a great-grand-
daughter. She remembers her grand
father very well. She has two children
whom she lives with. Captain James q.
Goode and Mrs. ID. a. Borum, and num-
Der Of grandchildren and one great grand
child. Mrs. Goode is now quite old. she
resides on east Ninth street
Master Ernest Pickett was a great host
Friday night when he had his young
friends present at his parents residence
on east Twelfth street 10 assist him in
celebrating his fourth birthday.
The little people spent the evening pleas
antly in games and before they adjourn
ed for their several homes, most delicious
refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Misses
Louise Llpscomb, Bertha Nunnally. Nlo-
let Johnston, Maggie Johnston. Blanche
Carter, Mary Sadler and Minnie Sadlet'
Masters COpton Herrin, DAVE Herun'
johnnie Johnston and Earnest PICKETT
WVrH THE POLICE
Wilbur Turner was arrested by the
police yesterday afternoon and locked up
in the station house.
He was found on the street IN drunk
en- condition and was unable 10 take Cdlc
OF himself 10 was turned out or Jam
Yesterday morning. where he had pten
doing time for being drunk and unaple 20
pay his fine Turner spends most OF ms
time IN prison. and whiskey IS the CAUSE
T.. 3. Mcdonald will make ms appear
ance before the Mayor Monday for an or
dnance violation. He was caught uls.Ii III,
buting bills on the street without a Dill
posters license.
John Moore. colored. was arrested last
night and baied for his appearance at the
Monday mornings court. He is charged
with being disorderly on a Perry street
trollv car. and drawing his pistol on the
conductor. This trouble happened last
Monday. A warrant was sworn OUT
against Moore. but he evaded the police
up to last night.
lie says he is not the man wanted out
Il Is another Moore that made the trou-
bic. -,
Mr.. r. DANIEL VAUGHAN DEAD.
Mr.. r. Daniel vaughan died, , AFTER an an
illness OF three weeks at his residence az
No. 400 west Seventh street, at O'eV
o'clock yesterday morning.
lie was i'm his thirty-seventh year INC
cause of his death was pieuIo- pneui'o-
MIA. On last Sunday he was able TO slt
up. and was getting along very Weil' q4t
| he mad a relapse. which ended in MS
death. o,,,s-,,
| His wife died about two years ago; ~
| was a member Of New South DOulS" +'''
The funeral will take place from the
/ above number this afternoon az l'''
o'cloc. Rev j. O. Babcock Will con-
/ duct tho services. The remains will be
taken 10 Swift Creek on the 300 O'Clock
| train. where he will be buried beside me
! grave Of his late wife in the cemetery
The foliowing burial committee of New
South Council will act as pali-bearers'
/ and will escort the remains 10 the grave
| Messrs W. W. Moore, A. 4. Dollings'
William Hanes. A Il. Lum, w. y. Pusn'
| a. S Wright. o. b. Elder. G. w. Good
! ing J. r. Baughan, J. Is. johns, anu iHF'
| j. O. Babcock, chaplain.
SLIGHT DAMAGE.
What came near being a serious fire
was timely averted at Mr.. W. j.. carter :
/ Drug store on Hull street at 1850 CLOCK
| Friday evening, when chdhue-
| Her. in which were four lighted
| lamps was being raised by Mr..
| Carter, broke from its fastenings
I'm the ceiling and fell TO the hoor.
Instantly the surroundings were ablaze'
L though fortunately
smothered by wet blankets applied 10y
/ Mr. Garter assisted by his brother Er-
nest II. Carter. and l)r. Lawrence ih-
gram. The latter narrowly escaped DelnS
struck by the falling chandelier. Other-
wise than the ruin Of some hne rones ana
| blankets the damage was slight. Inc az
| fair ATTRACTED quite q cr9 ,vr
The Democratic campaign for this dis
| trict will open up at Powhatan Court
| house on the first Monday 10 Octoper
/ that being court day. Messrs. owen ana
| Wood will be present and address the Not-
| era OF that county. and teach them how
/ they should cast their votes on election
! day.
and Mr. j. Haskus HObson VIII address
| the voters az Morrissette's Hall In swans
/ borO on next Wednesday night lueae
gentlemen are the nominees ot inc POP,
! Mist party. on this occasion thcy Will
| toll the peorle what they consider the
best way 10 serve the people.
VIOLATED AN ORDINANCE.
letter Robinson. Of 1901 Park avenue has
/ been summoned 10 appear before the May
/ ors Court for an ordinance VOCATION. re
| had a COW that died I'm one Of the Vac
! cant lots in the city. As he had a wagon
and horse he removed the detuncl animal.
This was done In violation Of city
| ordnance. as the. scayenger IS the only
person allowed 20 do such hauling. Ine
scavenger reported the matter 20 the po-
| lice. and Robinson will have 20 tell his
/ story IN the mdgpl '"AAA h"tNH9s
THE HUSTINGS COURT
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
| terday I'm civil business. When the report
| closed the suit of Andrew j. Protzman
VS.. the Petersburg Railroad Company
/ was in progress. The plalntln had some
/ OF his cattle killed by a train on that road
| and now he claims dana ges.
| Mr.. George b. Elliott qualiie to prac-
/ tice law in this court.
! special venire has been summoned %
| try the case Of William Crump on Mon
/ day next
Mr. ELLETTS FUNERAL.
The funeral Of the late Mr. r. d. FL
| lett took place from the Bainbridse-Street
| Baptist church yesterday afternoon al
| o'clock
There were a large number OF acquaint-
| ances Of the family present 10 pay their
| last sad tribute Of respect.
The services were conducted by Rev.
| DR.. l.. r. ThOrnhill. the pastor, and was
| assisted by Rev. w. r. 1aight, the pas
tor Of CloptOn-Street church. The In
[ terment was made in Maury cemetery.
AT THE CHURCHES.
There will be services at Stockton
| Street church to-day az il A. NJ. and l.aO
| o'clock at night Rev Mr.. Hurt the pas
tor. has been called from the city and Will
return next Wednesday. His pulpit VIII
10 61fad hv ministers from Richmond