The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
THE CASE or JOE MILL WILL GO no
THE JURY TO-DAY.
Hunting for wild Hogs In Chesterfield
Wedding of Mr.. G. IL. Noble and Miss
Alice May Mann Other News.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIsEs.
iiIs Hull STREET BEArfIE BLOCK.


gwen TO the jury some time during to-
day
hill is charged with murder in one case
and an attempted murder N the other
There being two charges against him.
During the past summer the FIRST Bap-
tist colorcd church Sunday school OF this
city. gave picnic at boswell IN Han
over county. A short distance from the
picnic grounds Hiil ran gambling wheel.
David Dangerneld and Eddy Moody, two
folored men OF this city. had words with
I'm ana he pulled out his pistol ana shot
Them both.
they were brought to their homes in
this city. Dangerheld fingered Few days
and his injuries then caused us ueath.
Moody was confined 10 his bed for loLs
time. but has recovered sufficiently TO 20
about and attend 10 his work. lie VIII
be a marked man for life. however, as ne
has lost the use OF an eye as the result OF
q shot from llll's pistol.
When the tragedy occurred. ii created n
great dea, OF excitcmtnt among the col
ored people of this city. and especially
among the friends Of Dangerheld ana
Moody. TWO men who were well known
here where they had lived all their ives.
lili. after the shooting. made his escape
lle went 10 a Northern state ana was re-
Gently captured and then taken TO Han
over Courthouse Cor trial.
A BAD PRACTICE.
The authorities or the southern fahIoud
have had a great deal OF trouble OF Iate
with certain boys Of this city. Inc youths
hoard the Bon Air train. which leaves the
city at q O'Clock. They ride TO Granite
and then heat their way back on IRAN
No & from the South.
Their names have been given to the
police OF this city. and unless they desist
from their practice they VIII be nauieu
up before the Mayor for punishment. ~
IS also q very dangerous practice ana
they are liable to get Injured.
WILD HOG HUNTING.
The pcotile beyond Midlothian have been
killing wild hogs OF late. ON Tuesday
Mr.. Charles Atksson brought 10 the city
one that he had killed only q rev Gays
since. lie says these animals are ths
genuine razor-back variety. and can run
ike deer They are also very ferocious,
and while hunting for them they nave
made frequent attempts TO attack MN.
They live In the Swamps in upper Ches-
terrified. near the Powhatan line.
PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING.
81 Cowardin-Avenue Christian church
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, Mr.
Charles r. Noble and Miss Alice May
Mann. were married.
The couple entered The church with the
hridc-elect leaning on the arm OF her iu-
ture husband To the strain OF Mendeis-
sohn's wedding march performed by MISS
Corinne Moore.
They were preceded by their attendants.
Mr.. Edwin Mann. "A brother of the bride.
who acted as best man and Messrs ko-
bert Bass. Robert G. White. j. NJ. Small
of Richmond. and Eddie Noble
When the bridal party reached the
chancel the ushcrs separated ana iormeu
half circle with the couple In the centre
REV. j. A. Spencer then pronounced the
words that joined two loving hearts 10
gether in the holy bonds of matrlmony
THE BRIDE.
b.fr. g. most attractive young
lady of this city and has host of friends
who admire her for her personal charms
and beautiful traits of character She
was gowned In a costume of green cordeu
cloth with trimmings Of brown with hat
and gloves 20 match, and carried poquet
OF bridal roses.
Mr.. Noble is well-known in Richmond
where he represents Jackson ward III the
City Council.
After the ceremony they left Tor an eN-
tended trip to visit many northern cues:
ON their return from their tour they VIII
make their future home I'm Richmond.
The popularity of this young couple mas
been evidenced by the number OF hahu-
some and costly presents which they nave
received -,
JIMMY JOHNSON HURT.
Jimmy johnson, youth Of eighteen
years who resides with MS parents, W
az TO break hts arm Monday afternoon,
Young Johnson was AT his fathers farm
about three miles below me cl'S. nc
and companion were cutlihs uoM ll.o - q
tree. and Johnson went TO the top 10 sway
the tree and make IL fall more quickly.
lie put too much energy in his work ehti
caused IL TO fall before ne thcugh0 IL
would do so. and he fell with H.
When he struck 'he ground ne received
several painful bruises ana received
fracture of his left arm, above the elbow.
His father. Mr.. james Johnson, was
down with him. and who set the injured
limb. Later the unfortunate boy was
brought 10 his home in buggy and is
now doing very well.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
There was merry gathering OF young
people at the residence OF Policeman A.
x Avis in SwansborO. Tuesday night. me
party was in the nature of surprise 10
Mr. Avis and his wife. The young peo-
PIE met at a neiehbors house. ana ABOUT
3 o clock they marched in upon the ram
ily.
Mr. Avis invited them in and in short
time the hospitablc home was resounulhS
with merry laughter from the young peo-
pie The evening was most pleasantly
spent I'm games ana music.
Miss Clara Williamson VIII entertain a
few of her friends at her home No. 4O2
west Fourteenth street to-niFht
Mrs. 4. j. Saunders VIII give a recep-
,tion 10 her friends, at her residence IN
Swansboro. Friday night
A SILVER TEA.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of Fifth
Street NJ. Il. church will give a silver tea
tonight, at the church beginning al ''oV
o'clock.
A delightful evening is anticipated.
Prominent lady speakers will address the
meeting. Refreshments will be served:
A small silver Offering gill be received
AT the door.
A cordial vrplcofoP 70 ALL
THE FENCE-LAW.
The people OF Chesterfield county are
very much Interested in the fence or no.
fence law Representative Robert g.
Wood of this district, has prepared a
biii which he will present TO the House OF
Delegates This bill il il passes the
Legislature. will allow each magisteriai
district TO decide by public vote whether
said district shall be governed by the
fence-law or the no-fence law.
Some sections OF the county want the
fence-law. while others are opposed 10 IL
BY this bill the majority OF the voters
can nave their way.
CENTRAL EPWORTH LEAGUE.
The literary department OF Central Ep-
worth league viii have another select en-
tertainment on Friday night. January
slst. at Central NJ. t.. church. This time
,bey win have with them Rev. j. A. Rood
a Methodist minister. who will deliver a
lecture entitled The Passion Play of the
Dber Ammergau." illustrated with stere-
optican views. interpreted with graph
ophone concert.
Owing TO the fact that a very large
canvas must be used. and TO accomno-
date the large number that VIII want 10