The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-07

Streets, claims TO nave oseil .ti'S
MayoS bridge into the RIVER SitoAusiS mott
about Il O'Clock.
galloway says it was all done so sud
denly he knows nothing OF his assahants.
Whether he was thrown over IS not known
but one thing is certain, ne was IN the
river and swan to the Island about the
time stated Yesterday he was at his
home a little bruised and sore. He had
some money in his pocket at the time, but
that was not taken.
RESISTED THE OFFICER.
Erwin Tucker, Andrew Johnson and Gil
bert Rodgers, all of Richmond, came over
the James Sunday and undertook TO
take the affairs of the municipality into
their own hands. The trouble first started
in the First Ward, on Second and Hull
Streets.
Alex Wright. who was on duty in that
part OF the town. arrived on the scene
and put the three under arrest. Tucker re-
sisted the officer. and a lively fight fol-
lowed. in which Wright received a bad
lick on the eye Tucker was badly used
M and the officers club split in
two. Al! three were lodged in jail Sunday
night, and yesterday in the Police Court
were sent to jail in default Of fine. Tucker
was given thirty days; Rodgers. ten days,
and Johnson paid his fine and was dis
charged.
The warrant against James P. Caudle,
sworn out by his wife. was withdrawn.
DEATH OF MRS. CRAIG.
Mrs Eva Craig. the widow of the late
J. w. Crag. after a long illness. died at
2:25 O'Clock Sunday morning. at her resi-
dence, No 21G West Fifteenth Street
Mrs. Craig has been very i'll for the last
month and until Inst week her many
friends had hoped for her recovery. She
was sixty years of age. and has spent
most of her life in Manchester. Mrs
Craig leaves one daughter. Miss Nell
lie Craig and four sons. K. S.. S. G.. o.
r. and Leslie Craig. The funeral will luke
place this afternoon al i O'Clock. from the
Bainbridge-Street Baptist Church
YOUNG MAN DEAD.
Mr.. Floyd Wingo, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W E. Wingo, of No. 312 West Seventh
Street, died Sunday afternoon at o'clock
a the home of his father. Mr. Wingo was
only TWENTY-FIVE years of uge but had
been suffering for some time from lung
trouble His remains were sent yesterday
on the u O'Clock train TO Amelia county,
where interment will be made.
Mrs Pink Tyler died yesterday
morning at O'Clock at the
home OF Mr.. Waverly Nun
nally. NO. S2i Hull Street. She had been
an invalid for several years and her
death cnme not as a surprise. She was in
her ffty-second year. The funeral will
take place this morning at 1880
o'clock from the home, conducted by Rev.
T. T. Wallace, pastor OF Fifth-Street
Methodist Church.
There will be Council of Daughters
of Liberty organized on Wednesday night
August Sth, at Toney's Hail. corner OF
Eleventh and Hull Streets. All ladies' are
invited.
Rev. W. W. sisl, Judge B. \. Hancock.
r. 3. sadIer. G. a. Paul and W. f. Bass
left yesterday for Amelia county. where
they so as delegates from Clopton-Street
Baptist Church to the Middle District Bap-
fist Association. which opens to-day.
PERSONAL AND BKIEF.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a
T. White of Eleventh Street, IS critically
Nj w. B. Bradley. OF Crewe, is visiting
Mr. Floyd Bass
Mrs. D. A. Snellinss. of 11o5 Porter ST.
left yesterday morning for Washington, d.
c.. to visit relatives and friends
Misses Willie and Florence Adkins. OF 10
Perry Street. left yesterday to spend the
month of August with relatives at White
Hall Buckingham, Va.
James T. Marshall, Of 81 Decatur ST.
who was painfully hurt Saturday, is no
better
A regular meeting of the Business Mems
Association will be held tonight