The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-20
MRS. HANNAH. WEST
DIED At HOSPITAL |.
Vas an Esteemed Lady Of Ches-
terrified County.
.aIECE OF WV. BAKER is DEAD
Miss Fowles, Of Powhatan County
Other Deaths-lnterest in the Bases
Ball Team Takes Bound.
Other News.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times
1902 Hull Street

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
11O2 Hull Street
Mrs. Hannah A.. West. widow of T. 81.
B. West. OF Chesterfield county. and one
CT The best known ladies of her commune
tS, died yesterday afternoon shortly after
o'clock at the Virginia Hospital, Ric;1-
mond, where she had been taken for an
operation. The remains were brought 10
Manchester in the afternoon and taken 10
the undertaking establishment Of L. II
Bowen and Company. where they were
prepared for burial. Last night the booy
was sent to her home in ChesterheiI
from which place the funeral VIII TAKE
Ilsce this afternoon at o'clock. inter-
n,ent will be made in Maury Cemetery.
She was s!xty-nine years of age and mad
been great sufferer for some months.
She is survived by two sons. Messrs
Eugene and w. a. West, both or the
county.
News reached the city last night OF
the death in Powhatan county Monday
night of Miss Carrie Fowles, aged twenty
two years She was the daughter Of Mrs
NJ c. Fowles and a niece of Mr. w. w
Baker The young lady had only been
III for about one week OF typhoid fever.
and her death came as shock to the
whole county The funeral will be from.
Bethel Baptist Church this morning at
II o'clock and interment will be made IL
the church burying ground.
OWNING THE CITY.
There was apparently universal rejoic-
ing In Manchester last night when the
news reached the city that the Manches-
ter team had taken game from the
Fulton Brownies. conceded to be the
of hall IN.
the association.
Manager Eddie Waymack, Of the Man
chester boys. will have another ball
ty.ister here by Saturdays game. The
newcomer is Mr.. Clarence Fuller, fresh
from the United States Artillery School
at Phoebus. II he arrives in time he will
pitch the next game.
JOHN BROCkWELL CURED.
Mr.. John Brockwell, who created such
an excitement here some weeks ago by
escaping from the city Jail, where he
was being confined to await the action
of the authorities at Williamsburg
asylum, after he had been adjudged In
sane by commission of lunacy. has
been released from the institution, and
is now at his work here. there having
been a complete cure.
Little Lucille Napier Is reported to be
slightly better from an attack of fever.
companied by her sister. Miss Martha
Graham. left last week for the home of
her parents, in Cincinnati
Vashti. the small child of Mr.. James
Baber, was reported to be worse last
night There is no hope for the little
one
Miss Leila Robertson. OF Porter Street,
is spending some time with the family Of
Mrs. Bagley, in Lunenburg county.
returned tc her home. after very
pleasant stay at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Daniel Bailey is said to be very
Ill at his home, in this city.
MI. Jack Johnson, who has been con-
fined to his bed for some two or three
months, was able to DO on the streets
yesterday.
Mr. Isaac Kahn. who has been i'll with
fever. has so fal recovered as to be
able to sit up short while yesterday.
Mr.. L. o. Cheatham has resigned as
registrar in Manchester Magisterial Dis
trict. AS his successor Judge William
J.. Clopton has appointed Mr.. Daniel Bill
ley. who was originally appointed by the
convention. but failed to qualify
DEATH OF Mr.. LEWIS.
Mr.. Samuel Lewis. OF Chesterfield
county, died Monday night at his home, a
few miles out of the city. Mr.. Lewis
was forty-eight years old. and is sur
vived by two children. They are Miss
Mary Lewis and Mr.. William Lewis The
funeral will take place at the grave in
Maury Cemetery this morning at 10
o'clock.
MISS LYME ENTERTAINS.
At their home at Centralia, Mr.. and
Mrs. H C. Lyme gave an entertainment
In honor of the birthday of their daueh-
ter, MISS Madeline
The house was taStefully decorated with
ferns and carnations. After games NJ
different kinds. handsome collation. was
served, consisting of fruits ices and
creams Of different kinds.
PERSONAL, AND BRIEF.
Miss Ida II. Myers. of Philadelnhf,
Pa, is the charming guest of Miss Alma
Angel. of los East Eleventh Street.
The Ladies Aid Society of West End
Church will give a Iawn party in the
church, yard Thursday and "Wednesday
nights
Little Miss Lilly Roach, who has been
extremely i'll at her grandmorher's
home, on Hull Street. is almost well
again.
Rev. BENZ. Dennis. pastor of Meade
Memorial Episcopal Church, is a guest
Afbemarle county.
The Clear Water Committee will meet
Thursday evening at the Council Cham
ber
There was watermelon feast and
box party at the residence of Mr.. A.
J. Smith. or the Ninth Street road. last