The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-29
DANGERFIELD IS DEAD.
ONE or THE NEGROEs SHOT JOE
HTLL SUCCUMBs.
Capt II. n. Ellington and Miss Mary l..
Davis Made Man and Wife-Mr.
&. 4. stratton Acquitted.
MANCHESTER BUREAU. RICHMOND TINES,
1911 Hull STREET, BEATTIE BLOCK.

sunday SClOOl near DooWtA - hiih yNo-
terday afternoon at 4.30 O'Clock at his
home, near Clopton. a few miles below
the city. On the day Of the accident he
was brought TO DR.. Lawrence Ingram Tor
treatment, who dressed the wound and
pronounced the case Il grave one, but not
necessarily fatal unless perltOnitis set IN
as a complication. This complication oc-
Cured the next day and proved fatal.
Eddy Moody, the other man who was
shot. Is getting on very nicely. ON yes
terday he was able 10 walk about his
house.
Joe Hill, the negro who did the shoot
ing made good his escape, and has not
been heard from since.
MRS. MOODY ) FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ezra ). Moody,
Jr., took place yesterday afternoon az
5.3O o clock from the tlfth-Srcct Metho-
dist church.
Rev. j. o. Babcock conducted the SER
vices. The interment was made in Maury
Cemetery.
Tho following gentlemen were the pail
bears: Honorary j. II. Busby and
j. NJ. Williams. ACtyc-Mcssrs. Henry
O'Neal, George W. Reams AiOnza Car
Der. w. n. Haggard, j. W. Haddock and
MARRIED LAST NIGHT.
After the regular Wednesday might SER
Vices at WestEnd Methodist church last
night the pastor Rev. W. T.. Millams,
Captain Is. II. Ellington and Miss Mary
l.. Davis entered the church 90 the strains
Of MendOlsOhns Wedding March, ana
when they arrived at the altar they were
made man and wife according 10 the
beautiful ritual OF the Methodist church
by the pastor. Rev W. II. Williams.
After the ceremony the couple ana
friends repaired 10 the residence of Mrs.
Z. j. Chenault, where a reception was
rendered them. They Will make their
home at Mrs. Chenaults, on Hun ana
Railroad streets I'm the future.
The ushers were Messrs James 1.
Moore Z. c. Lamb, Marshall Jones ana
NJ. l.. Crewe.
The bride Is one Of Manchesters most
attractive daughters, and has number
OF friends In this community.
Captain Ellington IS conductor on the
Atlantic Coast Line. He is well known,
and his friendship IS appreciated by MS
numerous acquaintance IN this commu-
nifty ...-.....,...,.,,
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
terday In the trial OF c. T. StratJon. He
was charged with obtaining goods from
Mr.. T. b. Cersley under false pretehses'
He was convicted by the Mayor and given
sixty days IN jail. lie took an appeal.
Mr.. Stratton contracted 20 repair
house in the hands OF Mr.. Geo. p. Gary
He went 70 Mr.. Cersley and bought tue
material for tho Job and had IL charged 10
Mr.. Gary. The bill was presented 70 MI
Gary and he said he never gave the oruet
and would not pay It. Mr.. Cersley then
swore out a warrant against Stratton;
After the evidence was heard uy Lne
fury yesterdy they went 70 their room
and brought in a verdict, through theif
foreman Mr. H. W. Furcron. declaring
Mr.. Stratton not guilty. lie was tnen
allowed 10 90 out Of the court rooi"
The court will be engaged to-day In
HORSE TRADER ROBBED.
Peter Jamison. a Gypsy horse-trader
made his appearance at the station house
and said h6 had been robbed Of So by
negro man named Jackson Walker. go,
A warrant was issued by squire LIN
gov for the arrest Of Walker ana placed
in the hands OF officer Jones .or eAecI-
ton. but ne has not been anle 10 Hilu
his man up 20 this time.
Janison said he was In the waSou-yaI4
Of Dutch Cook on upper Hull street. am.
Walker caught him, rammed MIN against
the house and took the money from his
pocket The police do not believe tloIe
Is much color 10 the story Jamis9n was
very drunk when DE made his appearance
a. tho statiOn-hOuse.
TO BE MARRIED NEXT MONTH.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage Of Mr.. James A. Baughan 10
Miss Robenia v. Baugh, which event Will
take place Thursday, August stn, az
o'clock at night, az the residence of inc
brides parents on POcahontds street
The bride elect IS the daughter or MT.
George s. anu Mrs. Eliza EauBh. she Us
a fayorfto arung a large circle OF friends.
Mr. Daughan is one Of Mdnch .7ieI
most prominent young men. tie is htl4
I'm high esteem by his employers.
After the ceremony reception Wall nc
rendered IA young couple. They WIZ
make their future home on POCdn0nld5
street.
nv, l,r,-r, IT'D r-trr ,p1fORY
r-ho Manchester Gravs held a business
meeting Tuesday evening do lheii AIuoi5'
There vas II good attendance III inc meme
bers present. only routine business was
transacted. When Captain h19crlH zee
turns 70 the city the Grays VIII mthe
their homo IN the armoI} OF inc Il llHl '.-
They have sent several commnnl l'llN7
TO IN. City Council asking for he'p To
pay their rent. but without meeting with
any success. The officer bon command has
notified the real estate agent thtaJ thDy
will give their present quarters ID When
their time expires.
When they 10 this 10 VIII be the end
OF he Manchester Grays. for their menu
hers viii not 20 TO Richmond % drill.
nrpROVrNG THE CHURCH
tb, et,.i.to,-
Inc intmUeIS on "S o..
street Bapllsl tHLI-" 80
haFt tHeir .'s 1'o ',-,,,i,',g me- tfiit
meelhs laS- ei1' t,,,, or1ara1 me
clals VI tLdS C4DI ~ a. ~ a.. h,iilfry
PIoFcinehls on l"o ~. 49, ,l,,.s,,
are putting IN new cuShl'ieu yv"9 "Iu
doing other necessary work. Inis l1oof
is being done by the male portion OK the
i'm ne near future this church will be
ENLARGED and iu1prOved but the date has
NOT heen settled upon bv the officers, but
II viii bo some time this fall
MARRIED IN SELMA.