Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-30
TWO NEGROES KILLED
.crp THEIR WAY INTO A STORE
AND WE'RE SHOT.
nonDLg TRAGEDY At CLOVER HILL.
o,hIe crows ont of n Dispute
rive cents Changc-Funerni
,oebill-Denth of Mr.. Molcs--
...ochestcr Briefs.

manchester p''
.,.,,ce was received here last night
ln''"' ..,nIe tragedy Saturday nisht at
o. ,4r in which two negroes were
Gov" .,5 instantly killed by Mr.. Waiter
sA'' 0rmcrly resident Of Manches-
te'' r,omsn keeps a saloon for Mr..
d" Henly. situated short dis
CoS'' go, The latier's store. According
ia',' formation received here, one Of
90 t", about dusk Saturday evening,
t' ~ che bar. and. buying a drink, ten
co.." quarter in payment. Mr.. Bow
co.. law, aim Is cents in change but the
N"' .i,t,,e1 hat nc was due % cents.
nes'- 3D.. saiooukeeper refused 10 give
N-'- oro money the negro cursed him
ti- ..rc5 him TO come outside. Bowman
and save the negro a bad beating.
srro then went away. and Mr.. Bow
caring the many negroes around
could create trouble. closed the
After awhile lot OF negroes came
go door and though Bowman warnea
p4t II they broke in he would XIII
,rrv came in, and as the first TWO
.,t Bowman shot them down one
ra man who had been beaten, anu
..r.- IL negro on the hunt for trouple.
~. .l-tleman who brought TINS lhteH-
-..s i0 Manchester said he cou'a N0"O"
r-rs accuracy.
..,la ,,l-NERAL OF Mr.. COGBlLL.
.... f,,,ral Of Mr. Cuthbert Cogbili toyh
-.la sunday afternoon az 49, chrrch
t-r, ,be Baiuhridge-Street Bapust Nun VI"
.-f WAS conducted by Ut. INV nv M ill., had
large number OF persons "ho - 49,, !,
- blends of the unfortunate yVul.e
man we're present, and the sSISiiCe go
-f,. imuressiVe. At its conclusion, eH0
.ssion wound It's way 10 MduIE ~,
s.sry and the interInent was iil"V Sesd
800 and beautiful city OF the u'aG .ro
tr,. dcfaus Of Mr. Cogbils Qedth a.
.,c@Sdinclv sad. He had gone Gown IA ,,,t
,ou with a view 10 having il Vl1"'u1 We
p rsnairs made 70 it, me w.. voi,ug
bout fifty feet deep. anu ii ''rtb around
I'm vas at its bottom tAt tot =" i, bnx,-
. c.v.d in and caught MN an -, H H
. leaving his head above ny - ard
~. suffering at this ume Wa ~ SVI,jIa
s.. cries awful and heartreIluir lia ,,om5s
os in This position ana hlilu HdnpS
@ ""S ~ iii tbev could 10 relieve the
t.r nrcsstlre about him, another cave
and he was killed. His hIeiess
,.~ moi much disngured, W9s '@hSH
.. half hour later. The sauuyst pa =
t....f "a few months ago was stallu I'M Z
'.t .0uld hear his cries for nelp anu
.,G was totally unable 10 rcIlueI
,~ sd she IS heartbroken. pot4
U.s. fneral Of Mrs. Frances bGhnSL,e
--ro from Cowardin-Avenuec huIcH
.h l.' .(tsrDCon AT . o'clock. Rev. j.. a.
s-r-.r he pastor, conducted the seINICC,
tt's interment was also made III
en- ,.~,eterv. .ti--
''-'' nEATH OF MR.. MOLEs.
$40 John Moles. after an illness eX-
,.-fre over some months, ulcu d. ~ IA,
,o. so 30 west Twelfth stIeet, a
.--.4r 20 { o'clock Sunday morning 49,
He was in business on Hul,
.,-.r for some time. until his lmpdlieu
i.sl made him give 1t up, -. -,,ai,
ra...sed leaves a vile ana louI sH4',l
.t.irs. a brother-Mr. ). ): M0les', VI
TarrIe who reached the cry S tr.or!
SSH ~. attend the funeral-and a SISTER
v5s \. Sheffield, of Swansboro. me
.-.-.--- -1ok place from COwardin- Avenue
ct-.uaa church at 4:3O o'clock yesterday
sferrun. conducted by the pastor. anu
III. intermelt was made IN Mduiy SehlS
,a- The pall-bearers consisted OIL
egh, rersoas-four members of New
cSr,b Council No. s. Jr. O. |. A. NJ,
and fagr " me Indianola Tribe Of Red
Nen Of which orders deceased was MINI
self q member. -.
CHEsTERFIELD'S OFFICIAL VOTE.
canvass Of the Chesterfield county
Vote 900 last Thursday, 18th, shows tne
Treasurer. $50; b. J. Duval, Treasurer r.
~ =. 7. Cogblu, Commonwealth's At
:,rey. $50: NJ. A. Cogbill, Clerk County
Court 1872. Z. II. Flournoy, Clerk S5 az
cir Court J. 500; w. G. Gill, SheriI, 1,5V1i
T. Z Woodfn, Commissioner First DIS
,l., 236. 3. j. Hancock, Commlssloher
T-g District, 50: J. y. Martin, Commls-
ac-- First District, go; d. ~ Goooe'
missioner First District ~; l.; o., "a
w-r Commissioner Second District, LIS,
III Johnson, Commissioner Second Dis
H. new Board of Supervisors is COM
t.d as follows: John :. Taylor Demo
-.r l.. A. Hewlett Democrat, 4. A.
iR.n DemocraO. A. A Phaup Demo
.-u j. W. NGnally Gepubican), ana
Bramn W. Johnson Republnam.
l- Haley Cole, one OF the best-knoWn
Members Of the board, was defeated by
As result OF the revival which has
l..l conducted by Rev. Decatur EDWARDS
6- C1rton-Street Baptist church, that
minister haptized twelve candidates sun
lay ulht There was a great cOngre-
-srU i-esont. These meetings continue
'a4 week. Rev. Mr.. Edwards DONG the
A. .G o'clock Sunday afternoon five
c.a.rs we're ordained al stockton
S-sl church. and at tight a Young
Peoples Union was organized.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Ir benjamin. Patram is detained at his
!s4elce By illness.
T1e committee on Streets will meet at
8 O'Clock tonight in the city Engineer
oH-e
ur r. X Flanagan Of Charlottesville.
Wife and two children. are visiting Mr..
J. IS Hill on cambridge street
Nr Mosby Pulliam, who has been quite
GA NJ the residence Of Captain Moore
chesterfield. remains i'm critical con-
-.0u Mr.. Pulliam was ON last Thurs
ay elected Constable OF the Manchester
lgisterial District Of Chesterfield.
Au important meeting of the Business
Meas Association has been called for
-s evening al S15 O'Clock at Toney's
H-I when the polity Of Offering induce
lt,s Do The Richmond. Petersburg and
lalolra Railroad Company to locate
G.E hops in this city Will be discussed.
NEWPORT NEWS.