The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-29
Jesse Calls Comes Near Meeting
His Death.
BIG ROBBERY COMMITTED.
New Church to BE Buiit-Rcr. ar.
Stuart Accepted tho caii-News.
Personal and Brief, from
Manchester.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
No. l1o2 HUI Street.

Huh Streets, by jumping from one car IN
'front.' OF another. He was a passenger On
car No. 4. an charge OF aortorman Brink
ley and Conductor Q. II. Shepherd. going
west. when, Just before reaching Six
teenth Street he opened the gate on the
wrong side of the car and jumped Of, land
Eng IN the middle OF the southern track
only a few feet in front OF an east-bound
car which struck him almost the instant
ne stepped 10 the ground The ca,r Vas
running at its usual speed, and struck
Calls with great force. He was thrown
several feet in front. but before the car
could be stopped his ;,lmast lfeless body
was struck agslE7, and dragged several feet
caught beneath The li.e-guaT.is. which pre-
vented the wheels from Easing over his
body.
When the car was brought 10 stand
still and The man was rcmos@d from he
a,ea4i, the wheels, he ,ras to,.Iid uEc"n-
rst.ious and badly bruised abott The READ
and shoulders. lie Was carried Into TIC
Harrison Pharmacy. where l'r l. T.
Matthews and DR. u. 5. MciLine treated
The injured man.
Later he was removed ID his homo. No
z West Sixteenth Street, and was said to
be resting friris well. His Injuries are
quite serious. thonch not necessarily ::aiai
RED MEN MEET.
The Irdiarols. Tribe Of Red Men, No
n. met last night at Toneys Hall, where
their w5gwaIn was pitched for The night
and listened with deep solesnnitE no the
Grest Sachcnl. who paid u VISIT TO inc
tribe.
Among the members OF the tribe who
entertained the band during the feast were
e. s. Wells. w. T Hart. a. Z. Pacinir e
d. Davis, W. J. Morrtssett and L. *.
Sampson.
THE KILLING ACCIDENTAL.
p g. Burk coqored came TO his death
by a sun-shot wound. resulting from the
gun being discharged in an uhAhoW1i
way Such was the verdict Of the coToil-
er.s jury. after the inquest he'd yester-
day morning in the office of DR. Loving,
in Swsalsboro The inquest Was a lensllS
one and many witnesses We're examined
Most of the testimony bore out the acct
dent theory, and established an aiip' ior
Henry Richardson, coiored, who was held
by the authorities under suspicion. hich-
ardson was therefore discharged
B1rk was killed last Thursday night at
his home near Branches Church. and
while his wife claimed he was acct
dentailv shot. there were circumstance
surrounding the occurrence Which caused
a careful and thorough investigation.
WAREHOUSE ROBBED
". S. DOMAINS warehouse was
robbed of quantity OF artiG.eS
some time during Saturday night En-
trance was evidently gained some time
before closinE-time, Saturday. and the
-,icfs or thieves broke out during the
light. carrying the booty with them
-,h. missing articles embrace the follow
-ls:
one dozen -open-fnce. black-case'
watches. one dozen Eclipse watches
one dozen Yankee" watches, one dozen
and a half .Donnan,s Favor1te. rozors,
Eleven pistols, .'Ivey Johnson" brand
lIalf-dozen extra holioW-Sround IazoFs'
Ienox Cutlery Company
Half-dozcn Royal razors.
The robbery was discovered Sunday
morning. and the police OF both cities
are working on the case
Ia BUILD A NEW CHURCH.
The report Of the Building Committee.
of IA .r,,bridge-Street Baptist Church, sub
,,,,,,ed SUNDAY morning to the conSre-
eaton. recommended the erection OF
new church The committee has had the
matter under consideration seNeral
months. and is finally of the opinion that
sI6. t,N the amount the proposed new
.,,,rch will cost, can be easily raised,
- all members of the congregation will
Al thei-. rart toward the undertake
80 meeting of the Building
Committee is called for tonight
al which time plans for raising the money
Win he discussed, md in a measure, de-
cided upon.
The plans formulated by the committee
VIII be submitted TO the consresauoh al
a called meeting to be heio iatei LIS
week
Rev Henry Stuart accepted the call TO
c,owara,n-Ayenue Christian church, which
WINS extended him by that congregation
AT sunday night S service MI stuart mas
filed this pulpit for the last month anu
has won the hearts of the people VINO
so unanimously extended him the cali TO
become their pastor
GIVEN TEN DAYS.
lin Wells, Jim Kitchen anu smut
FARMER We're arrested SATURDAY evening
charged with stealing gum coats ana
boots from section-hands on the southern
railway wards. They We're before the
Mayor yesterday morning On" q
DAYS In the city jail.
The cases of Rebecca Harris and John
Jackson, charged with stealing So from
Mr. r c. Ford on the I'D OF december
vii, not be tried at this term OF the fiust-
,nes Court, but have been continued until
the first day of the February term.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
,... Mary Smith, of Chesterfield Court
House, is visiting Mrs. J. y. Wintree. at
Forest 1Iill.
Mr.. +. G. Gallagher, of Newport News.
snent sunday at his home. in this city
Miss Ellie Jones has recovered from her
recent Illness.
Mr.. r.. 7. Roberts who has been al at
her home, on Stockton Street, is improf-
ing.
spent SUNDAY in the city
Mr.. "a. V. Baldwin is visiting his home
in Farrnrille-
Miss Mary Hancock daughter OF Judge
3. A. Hancock, is quite Ill at her home
Mrs. Mary e. Smith. of Chesterfield
Courthouse. IS visiting Mrs. NJ A. Cosbil.
of Woodland Heights
Mr.. Samuel G. Smith. of Chesterfield
SIS ..loway improving, after a severe attack
Of the grip.
Spaidin.'s Almanac.
enaiding.s athletic almanac has been re-
ceired. Ii contains collection of statis-
,dcs that may prove of value to all VINO
take an interest in sport Of any kind. and
IS a book worth a place in the library of
any sportsman