The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-06
A YOUNG MAN MISSING.
henry ndLTHALL UsIY
DlsAEPEARED PROM HOME.
Reception to a Bridal Party-Puddie Mil
Banquet Other Manchester News.
MASJHrsTER BuRuAU RICHMOND TfNF.
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people or friends IL was AZ iirst thought
mat he mad gone away 10 get Hdriitn'
but when his brother went 10 ms swSe, c
hearts residence he found nee at nome
and she said she had not seen MN since
the night before. When tho members OF
the family examined his wardrobe 1t was
found tina. tho young man had taken
away "A portion OF his best clothes
HIS mother ana the rest OF the fanny
have been tryine 90 learn OF his where
abouts. but have been unsuccessful Al
tho same time they do not think anything
serious has befallen HIM.
a WEDDING RECEPTION.
Mr. Louis Herman Sicgel and Miss Dol
lie johnson will be married to-nignitt at ,
tho residence Of Mr. w. l.. bi"il.9, a.
No. 1901 BQinbTidge street at clocA.
A re-spfion was rendered the attendants
and few friends iast night al lhe aOoNe
number. 49,.
nle Mtntz' Mrs S. 4. Morrisseitc, Or.
and Mrs Charles l.. SicgCi DR.. ana Mrs.
ID. l. Morris. Mrs. =. J; White Dr. ana
Mrs w. H. Matthews. Dr. ana MIS- j. =
Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. George i. Paul.
Miss Daisy Woodall Miss Nina Seigcl,
Miss Tina Seigcl MISS Marie BOsher, MISS
Lula Hart, Miss Denise Morris, Miss Ber-
Ole Cox. Miss Katherine Johnson and Miss
Ro0a Bradley. ana Mossrs. j. l.. Bradley.
Prof Frank Cosby. Mr.. James l.. Maury'
Jr., Mr.. Mlilic BOshcr. Mt Orrln Wnltt'
ilr. Leonie Bradley and Mr.. Richard
TO RESUME WORK
The puddiemill at the Old Dominion
Iron and Nail Works will resume opera
tions on Monday next. Notice 10 this ci-
feet was posted ia these works yesterday.
Since about the 18th OF last December
these mills have been idle, and the en-
ployes have been without work. At this
branch OF these works thcy employ apout
one hundred hands and they all receive
good pay. as they have 10 have expert
cnced WOrkmcn.
In the notice Mr. Blankenship, the SUI
perintendent states 20 the men that the
outlook for work the coming year is very
bright, and the chances are that they
will have steady employment. The mior-
nation has been greeted with pleasure
by the puddlers and helpers at these
works.
ODD-FELLOWS' BANQUET.
The members Of Henderson Lodge, 20.
-NJ, ]. o. O. f., Will nave their installa-
ton OF officers at Toneys Hall tonight
at 100 o'clock. After these exercises at
the lodge-rOom the members Will adjourn
10 Leader Hall, where an elegant supper
will be served. The members viii have
their families in attendance, and few
invited friends will also be present 10 as
slst them in celebrating the occasion.
Mr.. John G. jerks is the noble grand
elect. lie will preside at the festive
board and Introduce the speakers.
WHITE ACQUITTED.
Mayor Maurice yesterday called the case
o. James White, colOred, the man from
Goochland who shot Hattie Johnson lhe
T. - q
idence, No. llO5 Porter street. on the night
of December 18th inst.
On that night " hte came down 20 soc
Martha Johnson. the mother OF latl'.
While in the kitchen he borrowed pls-
tol from a friend and was informed tnat
At was not loaCeu. Later IN the night
the girl left TO attend 0ancc. Johnson
asked her to kiss him before she ltft.
She refused and ran out the room. tie
ran after her ana " nile chasing her the
pistol dropped from his pocket, lie
stopped 10 pick ~ UP and as he raised II
ris finger pressed the trigger. mo pls-
tol went OH aud the girl cr'.d out she
was shot.
At hrst II was thought that she was
fatally wounded. the ball passing INTO
her back and through her lett lung. ana
stopping in the lett breast. Her age was
IN her favor. and she began 10 get wen
rapidly and yesterday morning was abie
10 appear in court
From the testimony OF all who Wit
messed the shooting II was plain 10 the
court that Il was an accident, ana NHte
was discharged.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
stuart Lodge, /. O. o. r.. installed
their officers Tuesday night Tor the ensu-
ing term. Inc lodge met I'm Odd-FellowS
Hall and after the installation and the
transaction Of It's regular business me
members repaired 10 the nan beloW,
where a most elegant repast had been
prepared by the committee in charge.
When the members and lew invited
guests assembled around the festal board
brace was SAID by Kev. j. If. BusDy.
Noble Grand Nelson then invited all 10
Iall 10 which they did with vim.
There was no speech making az tne
supper room, as all who were called upon
excused themselves. stating that they
were too full for utterance.
The following were the ofncers IN
stalled: Elective-Noble Grand w.
Secretary. G. W. Blankenship; Treas
urcr, j. 6. Saunders; Chaplain. e.
H. Walthali; Past Grand. j. W. Chill
dress. Appoirted-kight supporter. W. |
T.. Reynolds. Lett Supporter. ID. l.. Cape |
ron: Conductor. l.. +. Pool; Warden II. |
A. Jordan, Right Scene supporter, 5. 4. |
Jones, Lett Scene supporter, {. W. COOK,
Inside Guard, ~. }. Bolton outside
pointments-Right supporter, }. N. Chill |
dress; Left Supporter. i. f. Garter.
WANT HIS MONEY.
Suit has been entered in winston ~ |
C.. TO set aside the will OF the late WIZ
liam Young, formerly or thls CITY, VINO
died In Winston few months ago.
Previous 60 the death of Mr.. Young |
he made a will and left his estate 10 MS |
uncle, who lives In Danville' -.
named jew EFT and one named young |
In Richmond. who think they are enti- |
tied TO portion OF his property. Ihey |
claim Mr. Young was not responsible |
when he made his will, The lawyers |
have been taking dispositions In this city, |
LEAD THIEVES.
There has been gr0dt deal OF CONF
plant OF late about petty thIeVing about |
vacant houses in this city. Inere Is |
gang who goes 10 every unoeeupled mouse |
as soon as the tenant leaves and helps |
Themselves to everything that they can |
take away and sell Tor old Junk. rms |
small thieVing IS becoming a serious |
thing to property holders and real es- |
tate agents. II any of them are caught |
Mayor Maurice VIII deal with them, ana |
n will then be a serious matter with |
them.
GOOD SUN MELTED.
Mr. Joseph Middendorf. the president, |
Mrs. Bagget. the chairman Mrs. Saun- |
try, the treasurer, and Miss Gallagher,
the secretary, have made their report OF |
fhe amount or money taken in and dis |
bursed at the supper recently given by |
the ladies at the Catholic School-house, |
The whole amount OF money received |
Was $lO1.S. The amount IisDursed tlio, |
The net sum was sl0s,Sl.
These ladies extend their thanks 10 all |
supper will be given by these ladies' AZ |
the same place In the near future. The !
proceeds are 10 complete the building
and TO furnish the inside with whai may |
become necessary
had a GOOD TINE.
The members Of the Social and Litera-
~ Club of this city spent most ENJOY
able evening tuesday night at the resi- |
dence of Miss Jennie prOsser, NO. llVi NC
ponough street. The merry party spent |
The time most pleasantly IN games, No-
cal and instrumental music Al l0;So an
elegant rcpast Was served, which ull
The Young people wendell their way |
80 ri aud AN mad the same feellng |