The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-12
NEGRO WANTED
WAS ARRESTED
Returned After a Long Absence and
Was Landed.
A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE.
County Court of Chesterfield Boy
Accidentally shot-News, Per-
sonai and Brief, OF
Manchester.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times /


Jim Cartllorr. cnlored, VINO mas oecii
wanted in Manchester since October Sd,
lSea for shooting at Thomas Iayior Win
jI,tclxt to RlG, Was arrested last hight by
Officer Alex. WrasLat at Fifth and HUI
Streets Carthoy1 has been in North
Carol ma much of his lime since the occur
5y,ce and only last week returned. and
soon after his arrival sent The officers
m. ssss...e stating t91.as: he would not be ar
rs.Icd, and t;Tat the first officer who
troul,fod him would set the big end OF the
trouble He made 10 resis:euce when ar
rested.
John Sterling. wanted on the charge OF
sstez,line trtsso.s from t!re Southern Rail
way, was arrested III Richmond yesterday
and tucu.cd over 10 the Manchester
authorities.
Both men VIII be giyen a hearing in the
Is5,ice Courb this morning.
COUNTY C,t1'1:T
Chesterfield County Court was i'll scs-
sion yesterday. Judge Clopton presiding.
There Was no grand jury, and only civil
matters relating to erroneous tax assess
snerr.s were ilGard yesterday. The case
Euvtfri12s a contest concerning the owner
ship of u road between the property of
Mr.. Rupert Winfree and that of Mr..
Thomas d. Jeirress, Will be heard to-day
Court VIII probably adjourn this after
,icen fer the term.
4.
coart-house yesterday were: Judge In
gram. e ii. Wells. ". =. Cox. d. i.
Tulliam and Lawrence Pool
HIGH school. GRADUATES
The following young ladies' were
graduated from the High School at the
close of the session just ending: Misses
Mary !. Johnson. Mary Z. Snea6, and
Isabel White. The exam nations in the
o;her branches of the public school have
just Essn finished. Many pupils We're
promoted ard as a whole the l1alf-ycars
work has been quite satisfactory.
The following are those graduated in
ahn oclcred High Schools: J. H Black
we'll. ,Jr Bessie Tyler. Mamie Morris.
Marde Hilton. Mary Walker Maggie
Bailey and Mamie Nilkerson.
The Board of Fire Comm aSsioners failed
Ito meet last night as was appointed.
The meeting is now indefinitely post
ponod.
cI.nPToN- STREET CHURCH..
The congregation Of Clopton-Street Bap-
erection OF new church-building.
or. at least u thorough rcrora-
ton of the old one. No official action
mas been taken by the church, but 1t is
rnderstoo that a congregational meeting
with this object i'll view viii be held
shortly.
NARROW ESCAPE
r. A Nunrally. narrowly escaped being
killed Sunday afternoon by a stray p:s
toll ball. He, in company with several
other boys, were at Forest Hill Park,
taking an afternoon STROLL when a pis-
toll ball. fired in some unknown quarter.
struck him in the back OF the head, cut
ting the can he wore and his scalp to
the bone OF the skull Fortunately. the
hail struck the boy u CHANGING lick. which
accounts for no more serious results The
ball is thought to have come from the
woods rear by, where several pistol shotS
were heard during the afternoon. The
icy is all right, being little 9neonreni-
creed by the accident.
FUNERAL SERVICE.
The ren,aiI-es of Mr. James r. PerGue
We're taken yesterday afternoon to his
hc-rne near Beach. where the funeral and
Gnt1i1nent took pace at ) O'Clock The
service was conducted by Rev. Ryland
Sanford. assisted by Rev S. {. Mitchell
and Prof Hunt. of Richmond College.
The following from among his class
mates al the college acted as pail-beaT-
.rs: Matsrs r. Z. Staples, G NJ Rock,
II. r. Oliver Sam RerlieuN, Z. I. Smith
and {. w S31ereff. Interment was made
in Sccuf7I hrafch Baptist Ihurch Gene
Iery. az Beach
Personal AND BRIEF
The City Council viii meet to-
night at s O'Clock 20 transact unfinished
business.
The little daughter of Mr.. Conway, who
was burned Friday morning, is recover
Ing.
Hazel Althea, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mr. p. E. Cole, died Friday morn
ing at the nome of the parents, in Ches-
teriield county. lnterrnent was made IN
The family burying-ground at O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs James +. Marshall. of No. 81 Deca
tpr Street, is confined to her home With
5he grip
County Court of Chesterfield was in ses-
sion yesterday. Judge C1opton was an the
l,erch Among the Manchester lawyers
M,,o were present were Ar L. H Wells
d. r Pullian. Robert S Rives and w B.
Cox
The little child of Mr. Charles Wake
Is critically iii. 1t was feared yesterday
morning she would not live through the
day.
Nr. j. w. 7Toney is confined TO his room
on account of illness.