The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-18
MRS. TONY SF0UNDDEAD
BEE BODY DIsCOyERED IN THE
HATER NEAR MARSHALL MILLS.
verdict Of the toToner's Jury-bca,h OF
Mr. MARTA Uasnish O.her Man
chester News.
NAx,rrSrrn ItprAr HIoaNoNp 1--WE.


morning in the creek Jus; below the Mar
shall cotton mills. The remains were c's-
covered by Waichman James Carer Of
the Richmond Standard SPIKE Nils. MI
Carer noln.d the police and the booy
was removed 20 the tank by Ohicc' Alex
Wit,hi ana Mr.. J. "a. ID. Johnson
Coroner BTodnax was no med OF me
traleav and Was soon on the spot. but
no ons anew me idcnu.y Of me dead
Woman unLl tho arrival OF MI. -, W.
SmNh Who SAID she was q sis.er or his
wife ana that her name was Mrs. Fan
NE rony
this city FOR some Time, and lived on east
Ninth street up TO a few mon ms aso.
HER MIND IMPAIRED.
During last December sne suffered =
great zeal with Crysipeias. IL 0hccted
her bran ana caused her 10 lose her
mind one was then taken TO the nome
OF her daughter, Mrs. Harry Worfell'
who uves asOut seVen miles In the com
~ with the nope that the chance WVuiu
she came 10 the city yesterday morning
wiih her sOn-in-law 10 VISIT her dalsh. el,
Ms Geo. isaccs. OF Richmond. She was
missed by her people ana when next
seen was found deao on the rochs IN the
creek be OF tho canal
8esides the two daughters she leaVes
and one son Mr. Harry Tony, who IL en-
ployed at the planlng mills OF Savage @
when the Coroner arrived on the scene
he concluded TO ho.d an Inquest over me
remains Hish Cons able George w
Brooks then summoned me foilo"lhs gen
ucmen 10 sct ON The JURY.
Afcssrs. h A. Taley Frank Armisicad.
{. j. Dobbns. y. G. Starke, q. W. 0Ouu-
ing. and h. Hawks. $500.
After ellcitlns an the information about
The tragedy the jury brought IN the YER
dict That the deceased came 10 heI oea Ut
by falling over the was,e-way OF me "a
ma and she died from the injuries re-
me remains were removed 10 the homo
OF her sister Mrs. ~. y. Smi. h al No. II
east Eleventh street. The funeral VIII
taFe place from this number to-day az 2
o'clock. Rev George II. McFa den. pas
tor OF the FHfh rect Methodist church,
will conduct the services
DEATH OF Mr.. HARNIsH.
afr. Martin Harnish cied at his home In
Chesterfield county Wednesday evening
Al $50 O'Clock lie was in the eighdeeh
The DECEASED was born in Lancaster.
Pa, on the 18th OF April. lois. Tor the
past fwenty-siX years he has lived ~
Manchester and Chesterfield county. A
portion Of this time he was merchant
Of this city. and later was engaged IN
the real estate business. For the past
few years Of his lie he has taken a great
interest In horticulture. and has been one
Of The greatest promoters or the IrulI
industry In Chesterfield county
lie was an unassuming old gentleman
and had won the respect and confidence
Of an with whom he came ~ con act
Tie was the father Of MT Henry liar.
n sh one OF the tcst-knOWn cltzens or
Chesterfield. and also caves several
grand and great grandchildren.
The funeral viii take place fron' ms
late residence this afternoon at two
O'Clock Rev. Charles y. Van Houtcn
will conduct the services. The inter-
ment VIII be made In Maury cemetery.
Hazel MUM. the infant daughter OF air
and Mrs George T. Mum. died az o. cir
residence on Semmes and Eleven h
streets Wednesday about noon.
The funeral took pace from the resi-
dence yesterday afternoon al $3.50 o clock.
The interment was made in Maury ccme-
ToNEY's RETURN.
Andrew Tonev. the hoy who ran away
from his home 10 escape punishment. has
been returned home. and YESTERDAY morn
ing went 10 school as usual and from the
present indications will not play truant
again for some time 90 come
he was found Wednesday afternoon by
MS father al Dover Mills. ot he Ches1-
paake and Ohio railway and brought
back 10 his home The boy had peat MS
wav there on a freight train.
O.
miles down the Petersburg Turnpike was
i'm the city yes erdav morning oOking ioi
his driver q NEGRO named PITY coleman.
Coleuen left The farm Wednesday morn
ing with a two-mule team TO purchase a
load Of coal from Mr.. A. ). Sykes. the
coal was bought but the driver ana team
nave failed TO turn uD AZ their OLD home
much 20 the rerret Of the boss ana OWL
er Coleman Is man about ~ years
~ ace and very black III has been
EMPLOYED by MT Lewis for the past TWO
wears. and had his confidence. lie u
afraid something has happened TO the
man. THE STENCIL COMMITTEE.
The subcommittee appointed by the
iolnt meeting Of the Board OF Health and
II ire Commissioners. met Yesterday AFTER
noon az 1870 O'Clock. There we're present
Or Lowrence Ingram and Messrs. A: D.
Morton At the meeJi1g Of this Joint
committee these gentlemen were instruct
"a 20 visit the n'ant of The Standard on
CcTpany and learn II the gasoline tanks
recently placed I'm these works were 2
menace 10 the health and property Of
the citizens Of this rOmmunitv For sew
eral evenings Of ate horrible stencil
has been lowering over the CITY. At the
last me- ing Of the Council Mr.. Green
called attention 10 the fact and asked
that tie FOard OF Health and the Fire
Commissioners should 'oOk in'o the ma
ter From his resolution presented they
=
he gasoline tank owned by the Standard
Oil peop'e.
The committee went in a body 10 this
plant yesterday az erno09. They were
met BY Mr. West The MANAGER in charge
who took them all over the place ana
showed them evorv courtesy After
viewing the premises the committee adj
iourred unt' la'er date. when they VII
formulate their report TO present 20 the
Joint meeting Of the two Boards.
n Is the on'nion Of The people. that the
TWO DIVORCES.
The Circuit CoYrt Of Chesterfield was
engaged Yesterday with JUDGE Il. \ Han
cock on the bench. a number Of chan
cerv causes were tried and verdicts rea-
dered
Absolute divorce was granted r. George
Price from Eva Prize on TIE ground
Red life Sc returned 20 the home OF her
people IN Ono and never came hack. He
was represented by Judge James NJ. Greg
orv.
re- 5. Leper from her husband JOHN
Lever. Dcsertioa was the pro"n8. She
was represented bv Mr. r. VI Views
The court win possibly adjourn for the
term on Tuescay next.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. II c. Furgr sson is detained AZ bis
home. on Fourteenth and cambridge
streets by sickness
Mr.. ". r. Clrdress. Of Powta'an coun-
~. 81 IN the ci'y.
ne Circuit Court Of Chesterfield corn-
" was IN session yas' erday with Judge b.
A. Hancock presiding.
Interesting nee i1es arc being carried
on every chit this week al S.O"ktcn-
S'rcc' church hv different members Of
the church An invitation rs cordially
ey- ended % an who wish to atte~d
Mr. Wllano LVfeov Is quite iN p his
hove IN The FIRST Ward He Is suffering