The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
THE DEATH OF
4 YOUNG LADY
Miss Virginia Belle ] ackson Died at
Her Home in Manchester.
4 MEAN NEGRO ARRESTED.
Death OF Mr.. Dan. o'Ncil. which oc-
cured ia Biranin:han,-Cnar
sers.ccs-News, Personal
and BRIEF.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.


MISS Virginia Bene Jacnson died yes
serday afternoon al O'Clock at her home,
NO. ids Everett, Street
Miss Jackson was twenty-.,ine years
Oh age, beng born IN caesuerne.d county,
ana lad ina.iS ner non,e IN MancneeuSr
ior Inc last sixteen years. She HAD peen
i'll and conAnea to her room tor twp
months past. and the nature OF her disease
had left little hope or ner recovery. she
was a mernoer or 1o@a4d-ii Avenue Chr-S-
Tan Cnpru,, ana nad Laaen an active IN
ts!ess IN the aTtatrs o. The cnurch unit
her recent illness. Shs is survived BY her
mother, Mrs Martha Jackson, one bf6ihsT
and four sisters. The funeral service
VII! taxi place at 2 ociock t.sis afternoon
from ule West End M7taod-st Church.
a MEAN NEGRO.
William Taylor, a mean negro, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Capt L-f'-
sconb. Taylor IS charged with assault
ing his father, Gilbert Taylor, carrying
concealed weapons and attempting TO cut
The officer. William had used razor on
his father. cutting HIM in the .eft leg. and
was tEVsaten.ng every individual IN the
neighholhood with the same fate.
Mrs. Kate B. Page and little daughter,
Jean. who have been sting relatives in
Alexandra, have returned nome tor inc
winter
DEATH OF MR.. o'NEIL.
a telegram was received Friday night By
Mrs. hate U -S.s-.. o. NO. $40 bd.nsr.nss-
Street, Manchester, announcing the death
Of her son. Dan Nell. n birmingham.
Ala They knew nothing lof 5 iGness
and fear Il was due TO an accident. He
been away from home fer two years.
working N an iron furnnee a that
place.
He was unmarried. but leaves 9. moth
CT and several sisters and brothers. The
remains are expected II arr W mere to-
day at $3.50 p. NJ. The funeral ar
engagements hive II IL yet oesn made.
Squire Cri,idles court was in session
yesterday morning, and several MINOR
cases were disposed Of
john Keyes tcolored), charged with lar
oenv of personal property bslong 1ls %
ed. Davis, was discharged. Judge
Gregory appeared for tae deisnse'
Services at west-E-d Cnurch Today
as nsual-sunday- school ct $50 a. NJ,
services at II a. NJ. and P. NJ, Epworth
.eap,,.s meetings at ) and 2. N.
Fiftb-Street Methodist Episcopal church:
snndav-scfool at a1:5: preaching at IL
n,cSock 4. Al. and 7:.5 P. NJ, by Rev.
r A Lamb. OF Manchester senior
;aae,,e meets at 7:i5. All welcome.
street church by the pastor.
The Rev T. Z. Benton. Of the Virginia
Conference. VIII nraa9h at Central d1urctl
.,t,;h morning and night.
Ih,. Rex Mr.. Benton preached lust
Conference for the congregation and they
;ysra s., much pleased that he was again
ssked 10 preach. when re kindly consent
ed to DO.
Services Will bs as usual al Basnor!dse
street Baptist church. Morning and evan
ing, preaching by the pastor, Rev D. Y.
BABY.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyt@
an church vii give an ovsi sunr ~
the ,scture-roora Of the church next Tues
flar night from 8 to 10 O'Clock. Suppers
,rft1 be sent out only between and 4, II
,Iislaes are sent by parties ordering.
The ladies viii also serve ice-cream at
regular city orices.
PERSONAL ANE BRIEF.
Mr.. ". W. Sanford. Of Orange. owner
Of Wood.ey Stock Farm, is the guest Of
Mr.. w J. Garter.
NJ. J. J. Tay.or. chairman of the
Board Of Supsrvis"rs OF Chesterfield, was
IN the ely Yesterday on business.
Hon Phil. Y. Cogbill was in town yes
terday.
E,a.ppridge Street Baptist church, at
Leader Hall during the last weak. c-osed
las, night. The undertaking was sue
cess and 4 good sum was realized.
The Circuit Court will be in session