The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-21
Mr.. ]. W. Jingle Seriously Hurt by
a Trolley Car.
A PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING.
Reoui<itiou Wanted for q Fugitive In
ilBaltimorc - Proceedings in the
Chesterfield Court--Other News
From the South Side.
M.xcnrsrrn Brrnu lrcHnoyp TIxss.


wagon Of Mr. J. w. Tingle The wagon
was turned over by the car and Mr..
srinrle and his son Alexander, thrown
out as were also the contents OF the
vehicle. The wagon was turned COM
pletely over by the car. Mr.. Tingle, who
Is a large man. received very painfui
INJURIES. but his boy was not hurt. 1he
injured man was placed on the car ana
taken 10 his homo on east Eighth street.
The wagon and contents were left In
charge OF some colored men, VINO klnu-
~ took charge Of the effects and deiiv-
cred them at Mr. Tingle's place or bust
ness on HUI street
FTScHER-GILL.
A pretty but quiet marriage ceremony
was performed at the parsonage OF the
Fifth-Street Methodist church last night
at $50 o'clock. The contracting couple
were Mr. Hammond Fischer and Mrs.
NJ. Georgia GILL Rev. George II. Nc
Faden. the pastor. conducted the cere-
Jnony according 70 the Methodist ritual.
The attendants were Messrs. r. i.
Pearson and j. ID. Pearson. After the
marriage they were driven 10 NO. 400
west Seventh street, where they were
rendered a reception. Thy VIII make
their future home at the above number.
The newly married couple are well
known and popular with their friends.
Mr.. Fischer is employed by Messrs.
Paul Brothers.
REQUIsITION WANTED.
Chief of Police Lipscomb will apply 70
Governor Tyler to-day for a requisition
for Earnest Harvey, who is now under
arrest I'm Baltimore. An officer VIII
leave here for the Monumental CITY as
soon as the papers are received. Harvey
Is vented for the wholesale stealing OF
the vie and children Of James Matthews
Cook All parties are colored. IL APP
pears that the man In the hands of the
Baltimore police was boarder In Cook
home. He moved to that city 20 live
and returned here on a visit, When he
left. Cooks family left with him.
THE COUNTY COURT.
The County Court Of Chesterfield was
engaged yesterday In the trial Of GRIM
inal cases.
Vernon Jackson. the negro boy charged
with the shooting of Mr.. Thomas Hatch
or on his farm near the city, was found
guilty. The jury gave him two years In
the penitentiary. Judge Clopton set
the verdict aside as contrary TO the law
and evidence Jackson Will have a re-
hearing at the next term of the court He
Was bailed in the sum of $500.
Nathaniel Green his accompice in the
shooting. Will also be tried at that term.
lie was bailed for his appearance in the
sum OF $500
George r.. Bowman was up on the
charge of an assault on Mollie Walthal
both white and residents Of Matoaca.
The whole time was consumed IN hearing
the testimony OF witnesses for the Com
monwealth The case will engage the
greater portion OF the day in this court.
Mr.. w. Hay Garnett of this city was
engaged 10 assist the prosecution.
MR.. JONES IN EXTREMIS.
Mr.. Chesley A. Jones' OF No. Sol Hull
street, is a very i'll man, and there is no
hope of his recovery. II was thorght by
mis- family that he would not be able to
live through last night, and even now
every moment is thought TO be his last.
Mr.. Jones has been one of the most
successful business men in this city BY
strict adherence TO business he has
amaSsed competency. He has also held
positions Of trust in the city. For a mum
her OF years he was n member of the old
board Of town trustees. Later, when
Manchester withdrew from the county
he served for several terms as "A member
OF the City Council from the First Ward.
Tor a great many years he has conducted
merchandise business. doing business
on lower Hull street.
THE MAYORS COURT.
Mayor Maurice had one trivial case 10
engage his attention yesterday morning
IN the Mayors Court.
Smith Burford. negro. from Richmond.
came over Monday night to attend a cake
walk Some other negro was with his
girl and he became jealous and went for
the other party. lie was fined $3.50 and
sent to jail for sixty days as a suspicious
character.
FIRE ALARM
The fire department was called out yes
terday morning at IL o'clock. The cause
was tile burning OF the roof of the unoc-
cupied house at No. 10 west Nineteenth
street. IL caught from the sparks from
an engine. The flames were put out with
few buckets OF water and before the
arrival OF the fire department.
IL was said the people had 10 construct
a LADDER before they could get on the
top OF the house. The building was the
property OF Mr. y. A. Saunders, Of Rich
mond
A DELIGHTFUL PARTY.
One of the most pleasant evenings was
spent at the residence OF Miss Estele
White No. II east Eleventh street, Mon
day night. when she entertained several
Of her most intimate friends in parlor
games and amusements.
The special feature OF the evening was
an instrumental duet by Misses Julia
Goode and Isabella White, which was
highly enjoyed. At 1890 the merry party
was ushered into the spacious dining
room, where refreshments were served. At
a late hour the happy people went home.
much pleased with the evening they
spent.
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Lizzie Dent entertained her friends
Monday night at tho home of her parents.
on east Seventeenth street. The occasion
was the celebration of her birthday Dur
Ing the evening entertainment refresh
ments were served.
Among those present were the following
Misses Derma Homer. Eva Standby.
Fannie Johnson. Essie and Mamie Hen
bricks, Matte Taylor. Viola Milby. Leora
Flournoy. LILLIAN johnson. Teresa Baugh
and Lizzie Dent Messrs. Charlie Glenn
ents. Blanton Mann. Elmo Stegar. II. -.
Robertson. George Baugh. Harvie Baugh.
Tom Wilson. j. J. Johnson. While Jen-
nings, John Jennings. c. s. Whitlock.
Bruce ana Floyd Ashbrooke Mrs. Cheat
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Staples, Mrs.
Joe Roach. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dent.
WITH THE SICK.
Superintendent William Allen. OF Maury
cemetery. Is quite 81 at the keepers lodge
in the cemetery. He has not been aolc 10
leave his bed for two weeks past.
Mrs. III. y. Priddy IS sick at her home.
at No. 20s west Eighth street.
rhe SON OF Mr.. Ira w. Alley, OF Ninth
street. ~ considered quite III with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Amos Is abe 10 be out