The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-04
DEATH IN
MANCHESTER
Mr.. E. o. Angel Dies from
Effects Of a Wound.
MARRIAGE LAST NIGHT
Central Church Presented a Beautiful
Picture = al-Graves Nuptials
Alderman Hooker for Re-Elcc-
tons Street Committee.
MARRIAGE LAST NIGHT
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch. |
No, HOE Hull Street.

| Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch.
NO. HOE Hull Street. :
During temporary fit of dependency
about noon yesterday, Mr.. Il. Q. Angel, a
| well known contractor, inserted a pocket
knife deeply into his left breast, from
the effects OF which he died about
o'clock last night. The incident, which
resulted so fatally, occurred at his home,
No. 100 East Eleventh Street. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not yet been
| completed.
Mr.. Angel was born in Richmond and
| was In his nfty-second year. He had
| lived in Manchester for the past thirty
years, where he had engaged In business
! as u contractor.
| He was uniformly courteous and polite.
and will be very much missed by his many
friends aud acquantanccs. Ho leaves a
| wife, two daughters and son. Ills
daughters are Mrs. r. L. Ellington and
| Miss Alma Angel. His son Is Mr. Herbert
Angel, who Is In the United States navy
and is stationed at present in the Philip
pine Islands. He leaves also three bro
thers-Messrs. Coleman Angel. Of Rich
Springs. S. c.; Jacob Angel of Richmond.
| and A. P. Angel, Of this city.
| The news of Mr.. Angels sudden death
spread through the city rapidly, and
many expressions Of regret were made
l
by a large circle Of friends, whose SYM
pathy is extended the widow and children
The funeral will probably be from tho
home tomorrow morning.
POLITICAL POINTS.
| MIR. George Huband. Jr, the candl-
date from the Fourth Ward for the Board
Of Aldermen, is a most popular young
man. He will be chosen to fill the va
cancy accustomed by the resigna ton OF
Mr.. utz. If Mr. Huband is elected he
will be named by the Board to ill out the
uneXpired term of Mr.. Utz
| Mr.. Huband is the foreman Of the plan
ing mill at the Southern shops.
| Mr. Archer Hooker. one of the most val
liable men In the Board, Is up for rc-elec-
tion from the First Ward. His record
shows him n ran with the interests Of
| the city at heart always. He Is a men,
bel of several important committees, and
1t Is quite likely that the voters OF the
First Ward will continue his services to
them and the city in general
DU VAL--GRAVES.
Miss Elizabeth Belle Graves became
the bride of Mr.. Julian T. Du Val at
! 0 O'clock. the ceremony being performed
by Rev. r. NJ. Chandler. The affair was
a social function and was largely at
tended. The church was beautifully
decorated by Hammond.
Tho church presented n beautiful
/ scene aS inc pretty DIluo entered Oh Inc
arm OF Mrs. j. Morton Graves. the
matron Of honor. Mr.. Du Val approached
the altar with his best man. Mr.. Harold
T.. Du Val. OF Salisbury.
] The ushcrs were Messrs. John H..
Walker. J. Morton Graves, William NJ.
Archer. John E. Hobson Charles p.
Thornton and DR.. W. F. Merchant. The
flower girls were Misses Marie and
| Zulenne Du Val.
The bride was gowned in white silk
over muslin and taneta, and carried
brides roses. The matron wore white
organdy with cluny lace, and the flower
girls We're dressed in white organdy and
carried pink carnations.
| After a reception at the home OF the
brides mother the couple left for Ashe-
vile and Western North Carolina.
Tho groom is very popular young
man, and Is an esteemed attuche of tho
stationery department OF the Southern
Office in Richmond His bride is the
charming daughter Of Mrs. Segniora
| Graves, Of No. 1405 Porter Street. The
presents were many and OF much value.
ANOTHER MARRIAGE
Mr.. Charles r. Cook and Miss Bessie
| Crawford were married Tuesday night
in Oak Grove Baptist Church. The cerc-
mony was very pretty one and the
church was filled with friends of the
| couple. Miss Grace Blunt was the
|
bell was the maid of honor Mr.. James
Mop Cook acted as best man and Mr..
Lewis M. Cook was usher. The couple
will reside with the brides mother on
Broad Rock Road.
A CLOSE SHAVE
Mr.. James Collier, in tattemptins TO
alight from q street car at Ninth and
Main Streets, in Richmond, yesterday
about noon. Eel! and barely escaped be-
| ing run over by a heavily loaded team.
The driver Of the team pulled his horses
up suddenly, and n spectator quickly
pulled Mr.. Collier from his dangerous
| position,
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
The funeral OF the infant son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Dyer will be from the
| house at 10 O'Clock this morning, Rev.
| Father Waters ofiicating
The Street Committee will meet at 8
| o'clock tonight and tho Fire Commits
sloners will meet at the same hour.
| An important meeting Of the Finance
! Committee will be held Tomorrow night
| at o'clock.
The condition OF the little daughter OF
| Mr.. w. T. Hart and that of little Willie
owen was reported as being better last
| night The lad fell out Of a cherry tree
upon the girl. The latter's leg was
broken and the boy was considerably
| bruised,
The meeting of the Building Fund So
ciety of Central Methodist Church will
| be held next Wednesday night
DEATH OF MIR. CLARY,
at the age of seventy-elght years Mr.,
| w, A. Clary passed away yesterday
morning at his home, near Branch's
Church, Chesterfield county. The fun
eral will be from the home at 8 o'clock
| this afternoon, and the burial viii be in
the family burying- ground He was a
gallant soldier In the civil war,
CONSTITUTIONS VALIDITY
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