Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-28
ON ROBBERS TRAIL,
u1,1I.N HIGGINS. PAUL HEATH
AND prSK LIGHT ARRESTED.
DEATH OF MISS EMMA JONES.
1r.. +. W. Wood pn..c. Awny-Mt."
Jennie pros-cr wcdr Mr.. Griffin
A Chesterfield NlarrinEe-othcr
south.idc News.
DEATH OF MISS EMMA JONES.
1r.. +. ". Wood Passes Away-dis.
N,il,,am Higglns WAS arrested xestcrda,

william Higgins was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Chief-of- Police Lipscomb on
the charge of trespassins on the property
ot r c Wood and assauliins Paul
Heath. The accused will be tried be-
fore Mayor Maurice this morning. lie
has been released on bail.
Paul Heath has been arrested on the
charge of ordinance violation.
"Dink" Light. charged with trespassins
on the premises OF Ann Rl1one, was ar
rested last evening by Policeman r. p.
Smith. Murray Light is one of the wit
nesses. Murray Light is one of the wit
Mayor Maurice this morning. Dink"
has been released on bail.
A lot of boys made great deal of noise
crackers and toy pistols: otherwise the
thoroughfare was devoid Of excitement
The employees of the Southern Railway
shops and the Belle Isle works, who went
hunting yesterday. returned last night
with lot Q. game.
The supper given last night by the la
dies of the Fifth-Street church was at
tended by the members Of the Hender-
son Lodge and Stuart Lodge of ODD
Fellows Many other persons were pres
ent and enjoyed the feast.
CHEERED THE .'TARHEELS.''
Exuberant enthusiasm on the part of
the former North Carolinians who went
from Manchester Yesterday was mani
tested on almost every car that carried
the .'Tarheels" across the river. All of
them were happy and loyal to the blue
and white colors.
You Just as we'll take down those
colors," yelled a sarcastic Nirsinian to
North Carolina lady. as she got apoaro
q Perry-street car.
Never. ] will die by those colors.
North Carolina wears her own coiors.
whether in defeat or victory. Yes, l snail
wear these colors. We were proud OF ou1
soldiers in the civil war, ana we arc no
less proud Of our football heroes. con-
GUIDED the former North Carolina woman.
who cheered herself hoarse during the
game yesterday afternoon.
MI. w. NJ Trant. of Portsmouth, and
MY. Plu,1lmer Mann. of Clifton Forge.
were the guests of DR.. f. G. Hill Eeste1-7
dav. They attended the football game
ip the afternoon
MRS. WOOD PASSES AWAY.
The death of Mrs. T. w Wood at FOR
est Hill last night will cause much re-
chester and Richmond. She was a de-
7-nu; Christian anu much beloved ny al
Who knew her Her death was uneH-
pccted. She passed away While her chill
dren we're absent from the home and her
sons were in Richmond when they were
notified of her death.
The funeral arrangements VIII ne mace
to-day
Miss Emma Gertrude Jones, nineteen
YEARS old died Sit her home. 1892 HUI
street, at 1910 o'clock YESTERDAY a1tes
noon She had been Ill since last Aprii.
Miss Jones was the daughter OF Mir :nG
Mrs. w b. Jones. She was born IA
Richmond but had lived in Sou'h
Carolina Until about six years ago. Wiief
ner parents moved TO Manchester to i've
Miss Jones had many friends IN Cherf"'
S. c., whore her parents once lived
Miss Jones leaves her parents. Jour
sisters and three brothers. The sisters
are Misses Lottie. Jennie, Lille and Jose
mime Jones. all OF Manchester ne
brothers are Messrs Harry, Charles ana
Frank Jones
The funeral will take place from the
Asbury Methodist church at O'Clock '!i's
afternoon. The service Will be conducted
by the Rev. MIR. kinchlce- ass'sieu pS
KNOWS THE RoBRER.
SQUIRE l. w Cheatham said YESTERDAY
afternoon that he thinks that he knows
the rohher who entered the eh homes on on
his section of the city a night or two
ago ass Squire cheatham said that he has
noticed a suspicious looking negro, VINO
wears soft shoes. walking up, ano GOVT M
Hull street. The burglar VINO nlereo
MT. Bowers house fred at Mr.. Bowen,
and the bullet logged in bureau squire
Cheatham knows the negro by the name
Of Alex The police are. at work on
the case and it is likely that an arrest
will be made within a day or Two
WE'D IN THE COUNTY.
A pretty marriage was celebrated II
tbe home of Mr. w 3. Horner, in Ches-
terrified county. Wednesday morning at ~
O'clock. when Mr. Richard l.. Simason led
fo the altar Miss Annie G. Gill. the beau
tifuI and attra cive daughter OF Mr.; and
Mrs NJ. c. Gill Ane pariors We're beau
faulty decorated with ferns and ever