The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-08
SUNDAY WEDDING
IN MANCHESTER.
Mr.. E. G. Henry Makes Hiss 'lIOr
His Wife,
THE DEATH OF nR. r. D, KNIGHT
A Brother Of Mrs. Oh, I cs II. OFerrGu
Passes Away--Mr carney Ellis
Accident TO Mr.. WingO--O,her
eOuihsiIe News.
THE DEATH OF tIR. n. D. KNIGHT
MANCHESTER prREAu l;fcHvoND TI,irs.
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Mr.. Z. G. Henry and Miss Almetra
Major were married al the residence OF
the bride parents. on west seventh
street, on sunday afternoon. Rev. George
II. McFaden. pastor Of the Fifth-street
Methodist church conducted the cere-
mOny
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. John
L. and MIS-. T. c. Major Mr Henry Is
engaged at work at Newport News. Were
the newly-wedded couple vii make their
future home.
MIR. ROBERT BRANCH.
Mr.. Robert Branch died at the resi-
dence Of his daughter Mis-. J. X. p.
Morse. near HugIeao; Springs, ia Pow
hatan county, fr.oay morning. lie was
about sixty years on age
The deceased was wel-known In this
city and K clmoud. lis vile was Mss
E,,a Sampson. a daughtT OF the late
Frank j. Samp. on. tor many years d
prominent r,al estate agent djing busi-
ness in this d.y. FOr many years Mr.
Branch VAS engaged In business In the
capacity Il trarcnng salesman Win
Messfs. Stephen lu,ney Il Co.
The funeral took place Sunday after
noon al 3 O clock from Bo,hlenem cAurch'
in Chesterfield cJulty. he in-ermen1
was made in the church bJlyine- grouad.
SENT 10 JAIL
Henry Thompson, a negro who halls
from florence. 5. c., was arrested sun
day ny Special Officer Grant of Marx $
AGoit.on. be prisoner Was charged vi
tiespass and acting 10 suspicious man
ner IN the neighOornOod.
tie was tried ~ Squire /. w. Cheat
ham IN the afternoon and sent 10 the
county jail OF Chesterfield for sixty days.
WITH TIE pOLlCE.
Jim LINDSEY and Chares Parker. two
nesioes who claim Danwile as their
home, were arrested yesterday afternoon
bv Officer Smith. = heir actions were
very suspicious. and. as great complaint
had been made about petty th.eV.ns
about the city, the officer deciCel TO tlke
them In. he managed to secure Lindsey,
and then went for Parker whom he over
hauled on the Free Bridge. They viii
give an explanation TO the Mayor This
morning as 10 their business IN this ctj.
BOLD FEMALE BURGLAR.
A very bold tniei mace an unsuel esaiu.
attempt TO enter the residence OF Mr.. j..
W. Robertson at No. 1al4 Bainbrdc
be thief was a negro woman. she ~ AS
seen to ring The dC0r-ncll. and as no oHc
answered her summons she went 10 "a
side window and forced the blind open.
She then broke the glass IN the sash With
a rock. Before she could enter the house
the woman must have been frightened
away as the family did not miss any
thing when they returned 10 their home.
The Incident happened before O'Clock.
and was considered bold peco OF work
MIR. r. ID. KNIGHT DEAD.
Mr.. r. D. Knight died at MS resi-
dencs in Swansboro Sunday afternoon
Al O'Clock lac nad tteu glea, sei
serer and an invalid for the past three
years. lie vas in the htty-eiahth year
CT his are.
The deOeased leaves a widow and TIVE
daughter lie was The son or the H't
Col W. C. knight a brother TO MIS-
Charles I. O'Ferran. and a half brother
of Mr.. Wray T. knight CT Richmond.
Mr.. knight was a member OF the ole
Richmond Howitzers. aad served all
through the late war as lieutenant Of
This command. lie was badly wounded in
several engagements Some OF these
wounds bothered Kin 10 the time of his
death.
grave in Maury Cemetery yesterday NJ
ternoon al AIS O'Clock. Rev w T VII
Hams pastor OF the Wes;-End Methodist
church. oflcisted
Mr. BARNEY FILLS.
Dir. Be rney Ellis. who was stricken with
apoplexy kTioay night cied al his
homo m Swans OOIO - ~.O~R S4ue,-
morning.
The deceased was well known in this
community where he has lived all his
Lille. lie leatrS q S4LS aio la-..l.y al4~
nla1v relatives
n lunsIai took place r. IN tN~ " o.
Eg.d Ne no list cha ch ye teId1y sfteincon
al y ClVlA. 1ne pas.Oi Jsvs. ". r. Asn-
Hams tOnuUcieO tne serviecs. ine lnser'
menl vas mace in Maury Cemetery.
J. ". CRAIG tUNE4sAL.
A large number OF friends and acquaint.
ances Of the late MIR. James W Craie
were present at Maury Cemetery sun
day afternoon 10 i,ay tncir ,aal sd ti4D.
u1e of respect 10 his memory.
The procession Jeff the nome OF the de-
ceased en- Fifteenth aaJ Perry streets al
SIS O'Clock. and was one Of the lergesl
ever seen in Ibis city.
Manchester Lodge. No. it A. r. and 4.
M lndlanola Tribe Red Men. and Com.
mittess from Lee end ficke;t camps o.
Confederate Veterans. and OF tbs KNIGHTS
Of Honor wore present Ia full force. The
proe ession was said 10 have been one
half mile in length.
Al lhs grave Rev. Charles y. Van nou.