The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-26
THEY SURPRISED
THEIR FRIENDS.
Charlie; W. Bourne and Miss Marie
Amos Wed.
MORE YOUNG LADIES WANTED.
4 suf,cient Number Have Not Applied
10 Rev. MIR Dcnnis--fsev. MIR.
Lol.omb a imm- O.her
News Notes
MORE YOUNG LADIES WANTED.


eorkiIe gii.e ana women 10 i"@No INV"
.nu.suons with him yesterday at the
rsc.ofy OF Msads-..el'O.i ai Sp'Sc0p"'
church. lie has not received the numoer
yet mat he requires. and no asAeu d"
who have seen h.m TO let their iedo"
laUore.s Know, 30 mat ne c1n se' ''v
10 as cary Dale as possioie' "heh
he, see Inn ne VIII sAp.ain tne mater
10 tne.F satlsfdtt on.
RUINED Ky RUN"
The ENTERTAINMENT given last nlsn' az
Genial MetnoJ.st church by the Ep-
Wi an League was d grand success There
WAS large aLd.ence present. vino hearth
Nv enjoyed tie exercises. RtV' W. D.
lolooi.u, tine boz p.eAcner' oehN'Itu
a ,ectuIe ent.aed, RUINED D. rum lie
KEN me Attention OF ms nea' eIH t"'"
the beg nLing 20 the ciOsipg OF h'S re-
MARKS the musical featuse VI tue eh'e'-
ta.nmeut vas OF h.gn order ana was
rrtatiy enjoyed. This league gives non'h-
~ entertainments 70 wnleh u'e puOHS are
Always ,orulu.y invited
AIR. +. j. lsudj soio out his wood AND
coal business yesterday TO Messis'
Wood & hasAins, bCth formerly OF Cnes'
terleld.
ELOPED TO MARRY.
Mr. cha,rs Willard Do.rne and Miss
Marie Amos have been lovers for some
time pass
Thursday morning they left this
clt, .u..lmins .a.n peOy.s thdt thcy
linen led going TO Newport News TO WIT
ness the launching Of the bAtIieships
kentucky aad heaIsarge.
Instead OF Witnessing the launching
they prayed nice game en- ,he Old io'Ns
They tCoN the cock Uain on the Al
ianlc COAST Line for hAiifax. n. Z.
When they arrived IN that pace they Sc
cured the services OF justice OF the
peace. who united them in marriage. They
returned 10 TINS city 1nursoay ni5h'.
N.en lie MS, H4lO".edge Ms received u
their intention. when they walked mo
his house and Informed his aunt Mrs.
Mary Long that thsy were man and VIE
They will make their future home IN
this city.
These young peop'e had no reason for
.unning away as here was no objection
20 the union. But II appears they wanted
the spice OF romance in Their n,es.
4hv Ut,De IS q...e pretty @Ad Is a great
favori.e with her friends. She is a daueh-
ter OF Mr. ana Mrs. William Amos.
Mr. Bourne is a most worthy young
man ard is quite popular. lie is engaged
In business with his uncle, MT. John
Ehanks. Of west Broad street. Richmond.
SAUNDERS SENT ON.
The case OF Aionzo Saunders. co'ored-
was called IN the Mayors Court yesterday
moln.ng. tie nau a nsht with has step
father. Dabney Cox. at their home, on
Twenty-second and cambridge street last
Saturday night
Cox threatened 10 whip Saunders sister
end she Informed her brother OF the fact
qh.s aroused saunders AMI when ne met
the old man he began 10 use his knife on
his head and hands. He came near kill
Ing the old man, but Cox is now apparent
~ out Of dapser. When DIR. Ingram treat
ed COX ne Rad 10 make fourteen stitches
Ia bis head,
After hearing all the testimony Mayor
Maurice deciCed 10 send Saunders on 10
the grand Jury
There were i've small white boys up for
throwing rocks at sam Burk. colored.
Ills father swore out a warrant against
them. but az or having talk with the
parents OF the boys he withdrew his COM
plain; and the logs were discharged.
ALL LAD1 DE.AD.
Mrs. Rebecca Locket Cisd at her late
home, near Iomanawk church. In Chss-
terrified county Thursday morning at y
CiOcs.
sne nad arrived at a good old age. being
over nine1y years OF abe. she was adj
mlred ana loved by ali The people IN her
neighboI hoOO most OF whom che had
Anown from infancy TO the time OF her
death. she leaves four chndGea. the
youngest Ueing over forty years OF age.
Nl.r-t .ialaN
church yesterday afternoon at clock.
lev. j. Is. MIilams. the pastor, conducted
the service. The interneIt vas MADE IN
the church buIying-grou..d.
among .he peVY.e Va Manchester who
went down 10 the launching al Newport
News Thursday were .e seral VINO had the
News Ses.eruay were several wnV mad the
misfortune 10 have their pockets picked
MIR. Il. w. Nunnahy had has poke book
stolen. Among olfer things OF valIe were
two negotiable notes amounting 10 SUE.
Mr.. William CroZier. OF upper Hull stl est.
also lost his purse. lie on.y had a small
sum OF money In IL al the time.
DR.. +. J. Cheatham. a prominent ply
eician OF Chesterfield, was also touched.
They stole his wallet. which contained els.
Lev. Mr.. Dennis. rector OF NJ Mem
oTial Episcopal church. has already re-
eeived the names OF a number Of female
applicants applying for work.
DI,IE.r - A.sD PE4sSO.NALS.
Mr.. John w. Arlington. a prominent
cotton man Of Reidsyie ~ c.. spent
Thursday night In Manchester with rela-
tyGs.
Policeman Jones is s:ill confined al his
home. caused by his late accident but
he is improving slowly. lie will be out in
few days.
Captain George w. Meredith. of Monroe.
n. c.. is In the city eno Is visiting HIS
sister. Mrs. Edward Owen. 81 Sugar Hill.
The Captain was formerly squire OF
the Third Ward. when he resided in this
city.
Mrs. Rosser l.. Moody end family. of
Yaverly Va. are in the city. Tney are
the guests OF Mrs Indiana Moody. OF FIJI
teenth and Porter sties.s.
ar. T. p. Gillian. treasurer of Ches-
terneid county. was in the city yesterday
morning.
Messrs. Samuel Saunders. OF Brooklyn.
~ Y. g. n Saunders. II Prime George
County. and George A. Saunders. OF
Charles City County. have returned to
their homes. after spending several days
IN the city having been called to This
place By ths del.h OF their mother. Mrs.
Edward Saunders.