The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-17
TIL SAD Death
OF MRS VI Qu|A||R[ES.
Succumbs 70 Typhoid Feversat
Hallsboro.
RELATIVES CONTRACT lsEAsE.
Walter johnson Fined for A.saulting
Lee Ridou,-other News from
Manchester and the
Southside.
RELATIVES |. CONTRACT DISEASE

Southside
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Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
llo2 Hull Street.
The death. in Hallsboro, Chesterfiela
county, on Tuesday. OF Mrs. Georsi,
Turpin Quarles. from typhoid fever, which
has so afflicted this family, causes UNI
rersal sorro1 in Manchester, where she
was known and loved. The remains were
yesterday afternoon taken to Bethel
Church. where. beside her brother Thorn
es and sister Mamie, they were laid to
rest
Mrs. Quarles came from her home
south Boston, a few weeks ago to nurse
her mother. who had contracted typhotc
lever in nursing her son. Thomas ano
daughter. Mamma. both of whom died i.
the city OF Washington q few months
ago. they having contracted the terrible
oisease from another son. Philip, while
on artsit to his fathers home at this
place. with his young bride.
While 1t was thought by all that 1t was
an exceedingly dangerous undertaking
Tor one as frail as Mrs Quarles to at
tempt the arduous and dangerous task
of nursing her mother, although to a
certain extent Mrs. Turpin was conva-
losing. yet Mrs. Quarles' devotion was
such that she insisted on remaining with
Mrs. Turpin uatil she was entirely re-
covered.
About two weeks ago, when the ply
sician was called to see Mrs. Quarles he
pronounced her malady typhoid fever.
and while the very best medical skill and
best trained nurses have attended her,
the terrible disease could not be checked
IA its course.
Mrs QuarJes leaves two little children,
little boy and girl one. little Mamie,
now lies very Ill at the same home with
the same dread fever
Mr. Quarles has been for several days
at the bedside OF both wife and child,
and he.-w3th Mr.. Turpin's family, have
the tender sympathy Of all the people in
this community.
ASSAULT CASE
Walter johnson, brother of Officer c.
n. johnson. of the First Police District
Richmond, was yesterday morning fined
IS and costs by Mayor Maurice for as
saulting Lee Rideout, a young white man
employed in Petersburg, yet formerly
of Richmond. The cause of the fight be-
tween the two men is supposed to have
resulted from undue Intimacy between
Rideout and the wife Of Officer
Johnson. Rideout is alleged to have been
the direct cause OF the divorce proceed
ings instituted some time ago. Johnson
now has a divorce from his wife. while
she IS suing him for alimony. Rideout
admitted in court having been in her COM
pany at Forest Hill Park Tuesday, and
was in Petersburg with her several days
last week.
Rideout was the most terribly beaten
man to face Mayor Maurice in several,
months. His face was swollen to twice
Its normal size, while one eye was en-
tirely closed and his nose very badly dis
MUST GET LICENSES.
Before Mayor Maurice yesterday
there were many cases where unlicensed
wagons had been running on the street
Officer Wright has made it his special
duty to see that these licenses are secured
ard after repeatedly notifying the men,
he went out yesterday and yanked them
to Justice. Mr.. G. Rice did not appear
this morning and a rule was issued
against him. Mr.. A. A. Adkins was he
only one who escaped punishment. it be-
Ing shown that he had gotten his license.
Tho others were fined $3.50 each. They
were Messrs. NJ. Stein, c. A. Blankership,
". c. Russell. P. C. Davis, William Bish-
Cd and Mrs. C. A.. Tingle.
THE JURY
Sergeant Saunders has summoned the
following gentlemen for the grand jury,
which meets Monday next: Messrs. a
b. Holt. J. H. Monroe, William Hanes,
A. G. Evans, w. D. Anderson. D. A AL
bright. D. r. Griffith. r. D. Walker, H
n Tennille. ]. e. Utz. ". B. Ball and
6. S. McRae.
Memorial exercises of Henderson and
Stuart Lodges, I. O.. o. F., held here Tues
Gay proved Of quite an interesting ma
lure to all who attended. Two members
from each lodge have died in the past
year, and OF them Messrs. c. v. Green.
w. Craze, and Rev. Asa Driscoll and
hon. II. A. Maurice spoke. There were
many ladies present and sweet music
made the occasion more beautiful
A GOOD START.
Two Councilmen, yesterday talking
over the. needs of the city expressed the
desire to see more citizens come to them
end let them know what they wanted
One OF the gentlemen said that he was
there to do the peoples bidding who
placed him in the position. and he war;
ed them to come to him and eve. advise
In matters pertaining to the welfare Of
Ing on the COW ordinance. which beyond
doubt will be presented at the next
meeting of the body, said he thought the
sitizens for it and those opposed to its
passage should come to the meeting of
the body and there state their case. He
wanted to see them argue the case while
the Councilmen simply acted as jurors.
This will be something entirely new and
novel to happen in the Council Chamber
when opposing factions of the citizens
come and speak on a question, yet it
seems nothing but right and proper that
they should be allowed to do this.
AID NAV SurcFFDS uJMSEIE