The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
.EFFORTSBE|kG MADE
TO SAVE Davis! |. NECK
The Negroes Counsel Takes Case
to Supreme Court.
)1HER SOUTH SIDE NEWS
.iiss Willie #Inge Becomes Mrs. smit h
Negro Fired on Twice--WeIIs For>
feits His Bond-Medical Society
Discuss Typhoid Fever.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,

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Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
NO uO2 Hull Street
II Ernest Davis, I'll . negro, unuer sent
snce OF death, now CONNECT in the city
,atl OF Manchester, really forfeitS mas
.,fc at the END OF a naAsmans rope,
it cannot be attributed. to any lack
Of energy Of ]. r. Poilard. counsel for
the prisoner. AT present there has been
introduced q new motion before the
Court OF Appeals, OF. rather prepared 70
take to this court, praying for a stay
ct sentence until the court snail nave
rendered its decision.
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
The Chesterfield Medical Society met
last night at the home of DR.. S. p
Matthews, OF Manchester, and heard read
70 them a paper on Typhoid-Fever. pre-
scented by Dr. Charles NJ. Hazen. and Drs-
Matthew'S, Rufnn. and others participat ted
In the discussion.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Mer-
chant and Mrs J. 2. Dunnington. of
Manassas. Va, are the guests OF Mrs.
Minor. OF Porter Street
DR.. Ingram and family. OF this city.
occupied q box al the Horse Show last
night
1lduCllSSteI Is nv ~ ~ iiCAA - 'iAS
chow. lnasmuch as Judge Ingram and
M c. L. Hearn were present
So great success was the dance at
Leader Hall last Monday night, that the
management have decided to have an
other one tonight.
sMITH-INGE.
Yesterday at 1 P. NJ, at the residence
OF the brlde.s father, Mr.. T. S. Irge.
on the suburbs of Manchester, Miss VII
lie Cleveland InEe and Mr. J.. p. Smith
were united in marriaSe. Tho bride at
tired in navy blue. tailor-made gown.
with hat to match. entered the parlor
on the arm of the groom. to the strains
OF the wedding march. played by the
brides sister, Mrs. c. G. Lamb. The GER
eTnony was performed by Rev. Dr.. Geo.
Era1ton Taylor. pastor OF the Liberty
Baptist Church, West Appornattox. Va.
tlc rnsr-aEe ceremony the whole
party sat down to a handsome wedding
breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Smith will spend
a few days IN Richmond and then return
to West Appomatto1, where Mr.. Smith is
a merchant.
Among those present at the marriage
were Mrs. NJ. Harnish. Mrs NJ f. Har-
nish. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. HarnisE, Miss
Puddle Earnish, Mrs. Mira Price. Mrs.
c. K. Lane. Mrs O.. Z. Tyaylor. DR..
]. G. Loving. Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Lamb.
from South Dakota.
FIRED AT NEGRO.
Two pistol slots in quick succession,
man standing In the street with
smoking revolver in his hand, and the
fleeing, form of5asn negro were heard and
seen Sunday night when pedestrians
turned towards Twentieth and Hull
Streets. The young man was clerk in
a store and this negro had insulted him.
and the clerk sent two shots after HIM.
He was making good time at first, but
the balls, whist.ing near his ear, GER
tainly did make him move.
The crowd from Manchester to the
Horse Show last night loaded down the
cars Of the two lines. Notwithstanding
one of the best schedules ever seen in
the city was given Three cars from each
line-Hull and Perry-went through to
the show and carried their human
freight.
IN falling to arpear in Police
Court Tuesday Boots Wells, who
is charged with assault and resisting
and threatening an officer. has been the
means Of costing Mr.. Alex Moore s25. tbs
SIN of the bail bond Nj Moore went
as security upon the small bond in or
der to let the man out Of prison the
nfrht he was arrested. Then the next
morning when he didn't appear an at
tachn1ent was tesued and the man hay
ing not been caught since, the bond will
&c declared forfeited.
It is understood that Wells has made
some threats to do things to the of
flee, if they come after him. Now. there
are some Of the men wearing the blue
coats over here that won't stand for that
kind of talk and Boots" will certainly
come. or be brought, II he 1s seen. In
the meantime the officers are trying to
locate his hiding place.
Miss Bettye Winston OF Chesterfield
county, near Bon Air, is the charming
guest OF her friend. Miss Lizzie Robert
son, OF No 1422 Porter Street.
Mrs. julia Foster, a well-known lady
Of this city, who has been confined to her
room for some time, Is able to be out
now.
Miss Virginia Nelson and Miss E. N.
Kicks. OF North Carolina. are visiting
Mrs. H. c. Nelson, Fifteenth and Deca-
tur Streets.
Mrs. BIanton (nee Miss Julia Roberts).
wife OF the late Mr. Blanton, whose
death resulted from an accident some
weeks ago, is reported to be extremely
| Ill with appendicitis at her home In Man
| chester. Miss Blanton was a wife for
| less than half day.
Mrs. ]. a. Cheape. Of Charlotte, is the
guest Of Mrs R. T. Minor, Of Porter
Street.
Miss Marion Owens Of West Point Is
] the guest OF the Misses Clayton. of 4O6
| West Fifteenth Street, for the week.
| After having undergone the second
| operation, as a result of blood poisoning
| in his thumb. Mr.. Augustine Royal, the
real estate agent OF this city, was this
morning able to see his friends. His
| hand yet pains him and the effect of the
! continued illness is showing on him.