Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-21


people and their friends and the fes-
tivlties were continued far into tho night.
Mr.. and Mrs Murray Will reside In
| this city.
FUNERAL OF JESSIE INGE.
! The funeral of little Jessie Inge, thu
| child OF years who was kicked by y
colt on Monday at the home OF her grand,
! father, Mr.. Harnish, in Chesterfield
| county. and died from the iDjury Tues.
| day evening, will take place this morn
| ing at 10 o'clock from the residence of
| Mr.. Henry r.. Harnish, in Swansboro'.
Her remains were brought from the farm
yesterday. Revs. Benjamin Dennis and
| Charles n. Van iouten will conduct
the service, and the interment viii be
made In Maury Cemetery. Mr.. Thomas
T.. Inge. the father, reached the city yes
| terday morning from his home, in Column
| ba. S. G. The mother md father aro
| almost heartbroken.
Mr. w. II. Barrett, OF this city. an ems
| ployee Of tho Southern railway shops,
died yesterday afternoon at his residence,
No I'LL cambridge street, at 1:35 O'clock.
after eleven months OF suffering. lie was
in the Goth year OF his age, and had re-
sided here since 1856. Deceased leaves q
wife. Mrs. Ellen Barrett, and three chill
| cren-Nisses Lucy, Lizzie, and Myrtle
Barrett, and two adopted daughters. He
was 4 member OF the Golden Chain and
OK othor secret orders. The funeral viii
I take place from the house this afternoon
az 9 O'Clock
MRS. THORNHIrsL IN EXTREMES.
The condition OF the Wife OF Rev. DR..
Thornhll IL exceedingly alarming, and
she Is regarded as In extremis. Tho
entire family wait about the bed, mo-
mentarily expecting the grim visitor l.
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
Mr.. David Woodbridge and Miss Mary
Louise Harris, 10th OF Powhatan county.
came to this city yesterday morning and
were united m marriage at 1890 o'clock
by Rev. j. T. Alexis, who Is supplying al
Stockton-Street Baptist church. The cere-
mony was performed at No. OLE Hull
street, the residence Of Mrs. Mary Abbott.
g friend OF the young eoupe. The bride IL
6niy IT and delightful young lady. Mr:
Woodbridge Is = prosperous farmer OF
Powhatan, where fhey will reside
DIR. J. w. BAILEY VICTIM.
Another victim 10 the ham which poll
ssned number OF persons at the residence
Of Mrs. Gregory on Monday night WAS
Mr. James W. Bailey. AIR. Bailey, who ID
employed On the Southern road, did net
eat Of II until during the day Tuesday.
after ne had reached the city on the Dan.
He became III in less than a half hoUu
after his meal. Those who were sick bad
the symptoms OF arsenic poisoning, and
h Is thought that the hog had been given
the drug as a medicine. and was then not
properly cleaned before inundated on
the altar dedicated to the love Of mau for
swine
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Christine Farley is sick at her
home, in Swansboro'.
The condition OF Sir. Joseph Brown, who
was injured IN runaway, is not improved.
Stanley Robertson, Of Petersburg "
visiting his cousin, Cogblil Farley, Of
6wansboro'.
Mr.. T.. II. Wells returned home ycster<
day from Buffalo Lithia Springs. HG
thinks he Is much improved.
Mrs. W. A. Neal and family left yestcr.
day afternoon for Clover Depot, where
they will visit relatives.
Captain a. c. Attkisson. Common.
wealth's Attorney of Manchester. has re-
turned TO Amelia county 60 spend the
summer.
10 the guest OF her niece. Mrs. q. Fs
Adams, OF No. s23 Hull street.
Mrs. Blanche Drewry, accompanied by
her daughters. Misses Kate and Mincil
Lee Drewry, left Tuesday for Westmore-
land county. where they will spe2d rhA
81.
Sheppard Davis. colored man recents
~ sent from this city 20 the Central LAMA
tic Asylum, has died az that institution.
Fitzgerald has received 90.
tice Of the death.
Mr.. Willard +. Martin. who was over
come with heat Tuesday at Tyenty-rrst
and Stockton streets. and had 10 be taken
to his home, on Cowardin avenue, In o
vehicle. is improving. but still quite un-
we'll.
Otto Newton, a small boy. was before
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning FOG
striking a colored woman with a rock.
His Honor, after forcing the errfns tuve-
nile to listen 10 one OF his lectures. told
him he had been punished enough and
could go.