The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-08
TWO MILLS TO RESUME.
THE PLATE AND NAIL CONCERNS
WILL START UP THIS WEEK.
Death Of Mrs. Martha II. Fuqua, OF SWANS
boro-Charges Against Mr.. lofty
Withdrawn.
MANCHESTER Bur EAU RICHMOND TIMEs,
No. l1l2 HULL STREET, BEATIIE BLOCK.

The plate-mill at the Old Dominion
Works will start up Monday night. on
account Of the low water they will be
unable to commence work Monday morn
ing.
The nail-mill will resume work Wednes-
day. On account Of the scarcity OF coal
they have had to shut down the plant for
the past few days.
Thsre is some dissension between the
company and the workmen in the morse.
shoe-mill, which will possibly be ADJUSTED
In few days. This mill mas Deeh luie
for some time past
DIED IL SWANSBORO.
Mrs. Martha +. Fuqua died at the resid-
ence OF her husband in Swansboro yes
terday morning at 2 o'clock She was IN
her seventy-seventh year.
Mrs. Fuqua has been complaining Ut
long time, but her death came as dow
to the family.
She was a CONSTANT member or the
Stockton-Street Baptist church. and was
always ready TO do her part for the churcl
she loved.
Mrs Fuqua leaves besides her HUSBAND
Mr.. Charles n. Fuqua, six children MISS
Minnie Fuqua, Miss Alma Fuqua ana
Messrs. W. 4. Fuqua, G. q. tuqua'
Charles and Percy Fuqua.
The funeral will take place TINS
morning at IL o'clock from Clopton-otree'
Baptist church. Rev. w. X. Haight, the
pastor. will conduct the ceremony rev
DR.. w. L. Hatcher. of Richmond her
former pastor has been requested TO as
sist in the services. The interHleht VIII
be made in Maury Cemetery.
The two favorite hymns of the deceased
will be sung by request by MISS Rosa
TURNKEY and Mr.. w. j. Morressette.
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers Messrs. Joseph u. DAVIDSON
George b. Ely, Joseph W. Holt. George
ID. Cole. T. C.. Russell, w. u. Bass, Harry
Campbell and w. Il. Jones.
CHARGES WITHDRAWN.
Prof. j. T. Eagle, who swore out two
warrants against Harry Totty, WITH
drew them last night. Totty went 10 the
Eagle residence Tuesday night and cursed
and abused the family.
He was arrested and when his case was
called his counsel asked for a continuance
until yesterday morning. Mr.. Eagle said
on account of having 10 have the wives
of himself and Totty present ne "oulu
withdraw all charges. -.
Totty went to Mr. Eagles residence ldst
evening and apolOgized for anythlhB ne
might have said or done. lie sald ne was
drunk and was unaware OF MS actions
that night. ,,,oDv
THE GRAYS AND THE ARMORY.
Captain J. j. Haverty says there IS nc
truth in the report that the members OF
the Grays are drilling in the First Regi-
ment Armory in Richmond.
During his absence at Old Point where
he has been spending the summer, the
Company has been in command OF Lieut.
Charles Burkert.
They have had their weekly meetings
at the Manchester Armory every Tuesday
night and have never met In Richmond
except when ordered 10 be there at batta-
lion or regimental drills.
VISITING IN GLEN MARYE.
The Louisa County News OF Friday has
the following about three young ladies' OF
Manchester:
Three of Manchester's fairest daugh-
ters Misses Ella and Lalla Mayo and
Norma Lithgow are guests at Glen Ma
rye the home of their friend, Miss Mary
Coleman Terrell. They are the recipi-
ents OF much fattering attention, and
Glen Marye is iddeed the cynosure OF mas
culine eyes and hearts"
EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCIABLE.
The Social Committee of the Senior
Epworth League Of West-End church will
give a sociable next Tuesday night. Au-
gust 10th, commencing N o'clock. in the
yards of Mr.. G. A. Raines. opposite the
West-End church. The public cordially
invited. Refreshments for all.