The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
A CAR WRECKED
IN MANCHESTER
Exciting Accident on Hull Street Last
Night.
The CREW OF THE CAR ESCAPED.
The Death Of Miss Leila Turner -
Pretty Marriage Last Night.
Jury from Manchester.
Personal Mention,
THE CREW Of THE CAR ESCAPED.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times
liz Hull Street (Beattie Block.

III HUH street tbcdltle b4''N('
The shifter of the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad struck car No. 10 of the
Hun street line yesterday evening about
o'clock. as the car was crossing their
line in north Manchester.
There were no passengers Oh the car
At the time. Motorman Catlett jumped
lust before the crash came. Conductor
Garnette had walked across the track in
advance consequently. no one WAS hurt.
The cause OF the accident was a dead
rail- The car had gotten on the track
and tho power was not strong enough to
take it over.
Conductors on the line say they have
such trouble nearly every day, but fortu-
nstely. they have never before gotten on
The track In front Of a train.
The car was badly damaged the rear
enc being badly smashed. 1t was Knocked
about ten feet from the track.
MISS TURNER DEAD.
Miss Leila Turner died at the residence
OF Nh. W l.. Heath yesterday "a, 1ll5
o'clock. Miss Turner was nineteen years
old and an orphan She had lived for
some time with Mir Heath's family. The
cause OF her death was typhoid fever,
with which she had been confined 20 her
bed for three weeks past
The funeral service will be conducted
This evening at o'clock at West-End
Methodist church by Rev. .. W. Crawley
pastor OF that church.
Mr.. William II. Nicks and Miss Isabel f.
Rae were married last night at No. us
east Thirteenth street the home Of Mr..
James johnson. who Is an uncle of the
bride. The marriage was q very quiot af-
fair. only ? few Of The most intimate
friends being present Miss Rae IS the
daughter OF Mrs Isabel Rae.
After the marriage they came 70 Rich
mond and viii make their home at 1921
cast Franklin street. Some oc those pres
Ont we're Mr.. c w Thompson Miss Mary
Johnston, Mr.. X II Thompson and Miss
Grace Johnston.
MANCHESTER JURY
Sheriff Baugh. of Powhatan left yester-
day At noon over the Southern road with
a venire Of thirty Manchester citizens.
out Of which TO select a Jury IN tho IA
nous ~Pilkinton case. which trial Is 20
be commenced to-day.
Some Of those Summoned: Abbott. Jas.
T.: Campbell, N A. Shuniaker, t. w:
shotwel A. D.: Galloway. Jos !
Mathews. J. H.; Evans. 4. G.. Franklip.
Geo. w Morton Matthew; Hancock. r.
- JUNE H. L. 'diAbNdNs H. L. lkdDlps
r. A; Gibbs. c. II. Gibbs. c w: Da-
wilson; W. c. Thomas. A. H.: Petit.
Chas L. Priddy. ". 3 : Nelson. W. Mel
son. " r Burress. Geo H.; Wnkerson.
r ": owen Harry b. Patram. r. l..
Judge Miller has written Manchester
parties saving s. was his opinion the
jury would not be detained a very great
while.
RRTpF MENTION
Tho members Of Clopton-Street church
have heard nothing from Mr.. Sisk With
reference 20 his decision as 10 the call
10 their church. II is true that he has
resigned his church NJ Wavery and
seems 10 be making al arrangements TO
accept the call but az this time Re has
not giyon>the church his reply.
Judge b. \. Hancock is out Of town.
on legal business.
g. y. Tyson is spending the week at
home tie has been at work in Roanoke
for several months.
Mr.. W. r. Green has gotten back from
Washington, whore he has been for the
last week
What might have resulted In a most
disastrous fire was prevented yesterday
by the prompt assistance Of the neigh
bors in extingushng the flames In the
house OF Mr. c. -. Corbus. Burning coal
rolled from the crate and caught the man
tel Little damage was done.
The regular Wcdnesday-even dance
was not given at leader Hall last night
Miss JAMIE Davidson Is confined to her
room on account of sickness.
Rev. G.. r. Morgan OF Seventh-Street
christsn church. Of Richmond VIII preach
AZ Cowardin-Ayenue church Friday night
MIS-. Christopher Clay. Of Norfolk. is
visiting the family Of Mr.. 5. w Wake,
on Perry street
2 Mrs T. w Weisgor IL much improved
after long and severe Illness
Mr.. William Robinson. OF Swanshoro. is
critically NJ ~ his home with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Robert Walden. Of Buck Hill. Is con-
lined to his home on account OF sickness