The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-29
HORSE Ran OVER
A LITTLE CHILD.
Graham Rice, Sen of Mr., John Rice,
Met With a Painful Accident.
LARGE DAMAGES AWARDED.
Ward Meetings 10 Be Held Tomorrow
Ni:ht-larncst Walden aud Miss
Kelley Marrieu-News.P Per
sonal aud BRIEF

soual aud Brief
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times,
ILL., Huh Street, Bea;;!e Block.
Little Graham Rice, The son of Mr. John
Rice. met with a painful accident yester-
day afternoon at the home Of his grand
father. lIr. c. L. Day, a few miles below
the city. The child WIS standing in the
gate trying TO head horse 10 prevent his
passing through, when he was run over,
the horses noofs striking HIM in several
places, but not seriously .njUring him.
Dr. W. +. Merchant was called and treated
the child's injuries. While they are pain
ful, they nre not considered serious.
Mrs Jennie Lucas and family leave to-
night for Amelia county, where they VIII
visit Mrs West
Captain T. j. Cooke and his wife re-
turned last night after several days spent
in North Caroline and Tennessee.
Rev. DIR. Tudor VIII preach al both the
morning and evening services ut Asbury
Methodist Church to-day.
Miss Edith Thoml.nson is visiting the
Misses Davidson, of No. 1853 Porter
Street.
Miss Moselle Gregory has returned from
visit TO friends at Chesterfield Court
house.
Mrs. Z. n. Gregory left yesterday for
Chesterfield county, where she will spend
several days.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Holt and daughter Miss
Mable. of Washington, D. C, are visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. ". T. Merchant, on
Porter Street
The condemnation case of ". o. Wat
kinS against the Seaboard Az Line, was
concluded Friday before the new com
mission. After thirty minutes considera
ton the commission brought in an award
OF $3.50 damages. This is the largest
amount any commission has yet awarded
IN the case. Counsel for both sides made
exceptions.
The case of H. c. Watkins was argued
yesterday.
THEY WE'RE MARRIED.
Earnest Walden and Miss VirSie Kelley
were married yesterday morning at 8
o'clock at the brides home on Fifth and
Decatur Street. Walden was arrested Fri
day night on a warrant sworn out by Miss
Kelley. charging him with betrayal on
promise OF marriage, and as a solution of
the trouble the marriage took place. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. Kent
penderon.
Personal AND BRIEF
Hon. Phil. Y. Cogbill was in town yes
terda- on legal business.
Mr. II. C. Wells, who had the misfortune
to lose his barn and stock by fire last
to adjust his insurance claim
Misses Gertrude and Bette Walker. OF
Thirteenth and Stockton Streets. left Fri
day for Chesterfield county. where they
will spend several weeks
Miss Matte Ellington and her mother left
Friday for Selma. n c., where they Will
spend several weeks
Postmaster Ben We!sige- was al his Oh
fice for a short while yesterday.
The funeral of Mr. J. Z. Cheatham took
place yesterday morning at 1890 O'Clock at
his home on Seventeenth Street. by Rev. j.
a Sullivan. assisted by J. E. Hicks. The
remains were sent TO Powhatan county
on the noon train.
Miss Cora T. Talley, who has been quite
III at her home. No. III East Eighth
Street with fever, is improving
A joint meeting Of committee from the
citizens md a special Council Committee
Will be held next Tuesday night. for the
consideration Of the matter concerning the
refunding of the paving tax by the city
The meeting for the election of delegates
TO the Congressional Convention will be
held IN the Second Ward tomorrow night
The citizens are recuestec Ia turn out.
CHURCH SERVICES.
Fifth-Street NJ. z. Church-Preaching
at II A NJ and P. NJ, by the pastor.
Rev ]. S. Wallace. Epworth League ser
vice ut $50 Z. NJ
The WORK OF fenOQeisnS. papeTlIlS ana
carpe1ing the Church has just been com
pleted and the building now presents an
attractive appearance.
Central Methodist Church serrices-Sun-
day-school at els A NJ; preaching by
the pastor at II A. N. Central congrega-
lion will unite with the Bainbridge-Street
Baptist Church and the Presbyterian
Church at night in union service at
Bainbridge-Street Baptist Church.
Services at Bainhridge-Street Baptist
Church: The pastor, Rev Z. Y. Badly will
preach 1T the morning service and Rev.
J. C. Reed. of Central Methodist Church.
will preach at the evening service. The
evening service Will be the first in a Sc
ries of Sunday-evening union meetings. in
which Baptists. Presbyterians and Metho-
dists unite.
First Presbyterian Church: Regular
morning service by the pastor. Rev. Chas.
n. Van Houtn. No service at night. the
congregation uniting with Bainhridge-
Street Baptist and Central Methodist
Churches in union service.
Regular service al Cowardin-Avenue
Christian Church.
Eiev- ". w Sisk returned Friday night
from Deatonsville. where he has been as
sist.nE in a rrotracted revival meeting He
Will conduct both services at Clopton-
Street Church to-day, at the usual hours.