The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
.DEATH: Of MRS,T,W,
WOOD LAST NIGHT
Wife Of the We!'.Known Seeds
man Passes away.
!. GRIFFIN ! PR0ssER WEDDING
Miss Gertrude Jones. Nineteen Years
Old, Dies Of consumpuon-The Day
was Quiet in the Ci,y-Dance at
leauer Hali-News Notes.
/. GRIFFIN PR0SsER WEDDING
Bureau, Richmond Tines.

NAaASAsSl eI bureau, ftichtnoud Tines,
No. 1iaa Full Street.
Mrs. I. W. Nood. wife of tie we'll
Known scotsman. OF EicAinoud, DIED last
n.slie al her nome al Forest anl Park,
#a.tec# IN uiaess OF several weens. Deatn
cstiiis at 10 o,eloG:i, alitt Wul.a il was
s NC; 4:.s& psctsa, il was 10 less a SiioCi.
10 the citizeiIs OF both Ii;ch.noud and
Manchester.
Dr. Lawrence Ingram was called hur-
.ieaiy TO tbs home last evening shortly
4 alter eight Mrs. Wood was almost dead
when he arrived. For years she had been
a resident OF Forest uIl and was loved
and esteemed by those VINO knew her.
Inc funeral arrangements Will be. puo-#
lisned later. Thres sons ard one daush-
ter. besides neT husbsnd. survive her.
ONLY THREE -kf.fsESiS.
Only three arrests were made in Man
chester last night. Water higgins.
charged with irsspassing on the property
+ OF II G.. WOOD and assaultl1s Paul
Heath. was arrested by Captain Lips.
comb Paul Heath was subsequently, ar
rested upons charge of ordinance VIC
Ia ton. FauI Light was also cnsrged with
tiespassins and taken INTO custody e Anna
EhoIe is the comp ainInt IN TINS case.
LEADER HILL DANCE.
Beginning a eiStit-thlrty last night the
dance at Leader Han under the aus
p.ces of the Leader Hail Dancing School.
continued until early E.is morning q
special car to accommodate TIE e TAI 80
crowd of Ricnnonders was kept Waltiiss
a: The hall, anu made trips to RicnInollu
e.sry hour. II was almost three ' c1oon
when the crowd went home. Coiors OF
vi, ginia and North Carolina waved
wniie the merry ttlrong danced.
YOUNG J.ADY}oS DEATH.
After an Illness OF several months.
Miss Emma Gertrude JonSs, nineteen
years old. died a her resldsnce, NO. S1ooS
Hull Street yesterday at l2:i0 o CLOCK.
She had been coniinsd 10 her Oeu siiice
last April, and dea tn was welcome Sisi-
tor 10 hsr VINE at the same time SAD
how 20 the family and her friends. sac
vast IL daughter OF Nir. and hlEs. w y
tones ine, .ya.; born III Richmond e.ie
VA, reared in South Carolina, and about
SIN Yeas ago came to tins CITY. bes il'
ers survive hsr- They are Misses Lotus,
Ter parents, tour sisters ana eiiss - ~,
4 Jennie Lille and Josephine Jones' ana
sAie.srs Harry Charles ana FRANK j ones
All are from Maj en&Ster
f,ts-,.a$s.t. S1SPENDD.
Rusf,,aes was suspended in Manchester
Yesterday for the greater pottlol - 80. -.
dav. Until Il ocioca tasfe were KY
5,-l,icary stores open, but after TINS hout
K I.e-s, was absolutely nothing doing ne
contest between the Virgtnlas and MOI IN
Carcli,ias at Bread Street PARK c'asi1eu
the most Of the young people .llei ,e ~ 80
those VINO did not Ike The game cslahceu
their luck with the mares ana oilus u
Chesterfield.
TN, supper at Fifth-Street Methodist
Church last night was one OF the events
of The Thanksgiving Day. Stuart LouSe
odd Fellows. attended and many OF tie
widows ard orphans OF the lodge were
there to inins.e with the crowd ana iilahe
merry.
GRIFFIN-PR0ssER
Miss Jen,5 e. prosser, a pop lar EoaIs ladS
Of the city sra s married at noon yesterday
to sIr. Ado &. G:isiiE. a young man OF
Richmond. The ceremony was perform
ed at the home of MI and Mrs. Inos.
Nicholson. on MacDonough Street
brother Of the bride. hiss 2i':oSSer IS one
of the most attractive young ladies of
the city. having host of friends and
admirers Her husband is q young husi-
ness man Of Richmond. and Is held IN
lligf, esteem by those who know him
Immediately after thecereEnony the cou-
pie left on bridal trip and upon their
return viii live in this city.
TO PREACH SUNDAY
The sermon TO the Junior Order United
American Mechanics, to be preached at
West-End Church at $3.50 O'Clock In the
afternoon, by the Rev. Decatur Edwards,
Viii be the event OF the winter in this
CITY There are over one thousand J un-
iors in the city and every one OF them
vii attend Seats will be reserved Tor the
members Of the different Councils OF
Daughters Of Liberty. Rev Mr. Edwards
was once the pastor OF C!opton-Street
BAPTIST Church, but is now in Danvile
+ How'll be assisted in the ssrrnon by Rev.
: A c. Bergman, pastor OF Nest-End
and Rev w w. S;sk. pastor of Clopton-
Street Baptist Church.
nsRl't4 Ie.tY PARTY
The Wiling Workers Societyso Of Clopton-
Street Baptist Church will give q birth
day pa1t; at CersieysS Eati TONER 70"
evening. Admission. number OF pen
n:ae yot; are years old Public cor
GiaiIv invited to attend. A nice. interest
inc, #nrof,ra nine has been arranged. con-
sist;ng of music, recitations and supper,
free.
Mr.. Basset Bate. OF Norfolk. formerly
of Richmond spent TIE day yesterday
n the city. He was attending the toot-
hall game In the afternoon.
Miss ise,uan Brown and her sister.
from, Edenton, N c., were In the city
Yesterday morning They attended the
foot-bali in the afternoon. and made the
grounds ring with the yelis Tor their
home team.
Mrs. ]. t. Trant and Miss Eastwood
and Mr. Trant. II. were In Mirchester
Yesterday visiting DR. Hill
RE little children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenkins. at First nm. Hull Street. are re-
I,orte5 10 he very III with diphtaecta.
DR.. T. II. Mathews continues to stead
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