Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-04
MRS. POLLARD FOUND
u,ss,xG LADY OF HALIFAX Turns
rp IN MANCHESTER.
OTHER ITEMS FROM The SOUTH SIDE
A Crazy Colored Woman ""
Away from Her Home
washington to Get Marrie
Of Mr.. Brooks-Briefs.

Mrs p B. Pollard. who has been iniss-
inc from her home, at omega ri"i'i"s
-, &c IN Manchester, at the nome vi
AR Edmund p. Nunnally, NO ~ cas-
Fourth street. Her three children aie
with her .,e.o. du-
Mrs Pollard came to Manchester ou-
ring the latter part OF last week. anu
going to the residence OF MI Nu'ila.'s'
soid she was a widow from county au
Joining Halifax, and wanted TO hVe :"
,toncbester. She was taken In at MI
ny,,,a,lv,s and that gentleman was en-
doavor,rg TO get up a subscription III
money and provisions to give her sUal |.
She did not show any signs OF iiieh'''
arrangement. h,,a
rba daughter is IA years OF age, WINE
,ho bovs are of IL and years. MT. loi-
lord the husband. was in the city satur-
dav in search of his fanny, ana saiu no
a,as sure his wife left home while tempo
rally beside herself. Captain l.ipsc1nto
uilI I'm all likelihood telegraph Mr: III
.lard to-day Of the location or MS "lIe a'i"
children.
DEATH OF MR.. BROOKS.
NJ Iosanb AL. Brooks, son Of Mr. WI
liam r.. and Mrs. Emma Brooks' uleu q
,ba home of his parents, in the county,
Yesterday morning at l2:4O O'CLOCK aAtei
an Zines; of about two weeks
Deceased was q years OF age, anu y,
exemplary character. He was enpioySu
nm 70 the time of his last illness aI Ine
Southern railway shops In TINS cry
was also a member OF the Mai0NeS''i
Grays. -. sror, tho
so,,sa tbis afternoon at 4 O'Clock, and the
interment will be made In the ianiiiS
burying-ground. "a s.oro +ha
comnanv 10 the funeral. and a salute
will be fired over the grave.
Welded IN WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Otis Goode a young gentleman %
Richmond. and Miss Fannie clayton, VI
Manchester, went to Washington yes.eI-
dav morning over the Richmond rreuel-
icksburg and Potomac raliroao anu "elo
married in the capital city shor'iS a''e'
noon. ~. ~ IT
King of Richmond. They returned last
evening al 1880 o'clock. and were driven
m the home of the brides parents, IN
thfs citv where for the present tney
will reside. 80.
Mr. Goode is a popular and most
vorfhv Young man, employed py the
/ L. Hill Printing Company. he Is
son ~ Mr.. Howard Goode, prominent
PLANTER of Hanover county. Ine orde
Is quite a popular young lady OF this
city.
STOLE FROM HER HOME.
Mary Jones, a colored woman about
"a wears Of age, was found yesterday
morning by Captain Lipscomo lying on
the ground near her home at F1tteenh
and stockton streets. in most deplora-
BILE condition. -,
She was almost nude. ana gave EVIL
aenca that she had been lying on the
hare ground many hours She was chilled
tbrouSh ana only semi-conscious. The
polIce chief had DIR. Lawrence Ingram
Summoned. who rendered the necessary
treatment
The woman was evidently insane. and
in this condition had wandered away
from her home during Sunday night.
Magistrates w. d. Lithgow, Thomas -.
owen and John L. Caudle will hold
commission Of lunacy over her this
morning.
FUNERAL OF MR.. HIGGINS.
The funeral OF Mr.. James higgins. VINO
died AT his residence, No. ll5 east Ihlrd
street Saturday afternoon, took place
from Fifth-Street Methodist church sun
day afternoon at O'Clock, Rev. U. H.
NcFaden conducting the service.
deceased was about so years age. he
was a member OF New South Council.
.Iunior order United American Mechan-
les and was buried by the following CON-
mittee: Messrs. Alexander Wright. A. a.
Eastwood. w. O. Randlett, A. A. Doll
ings. Arthur Boothe. F. B. Miller Nor
wood b. Bailey. and William Haines.
PLEASANT SOCIAL TONIGHT.
The ladies of the Manchester Presbyte-
r,an church will give social at the
church tonight, which gives every prom
,se OF being a very delightful AFFAIR.
There will be a Photographic recital.
and an elaborate and attractive musical
programme rendered. Refreshments Will
be served at city prices. No admission
will be charged
The residence OF DR.. Mason. near Md
lothian. was burned to the ground Sa-
,urday. The loss Is partly covered by In
surance. The house was formerly owned
and occupied by the late DIR. David B.
Winfree, but was now in the possession