The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-05
YOUNG MANS
SAD DEATH.
MIR. Arthur N,lnnally. of Man
chester, Dies After Years
OF I'LL Health. a
BUT RECENTLY CAME HOME
Had Travelled Extensively in
Pursuit Of Healtl1-.Second
Death i'll Mr.. ellis Family.
Manchester Bureau, Times. Dlspat,h,

Z Manchester Bureau, Times. DlspntSh
# No. 11O2 Hull Street,
Mr.. Arthur v. Nunnally, popular
young man OF Manchester. son Of the late
Harvey J, Nunnally and grandson Of the
late III. ". Nunnally, died yesterday morn
Ing at $40 o'clock at the residence OF his
aunt Mrs, Charles II. Sharp, Tenth and
Decatur Streets.
Mr., Nlinnaly had been in Ill health,
for several years and had sought relief
In California, Arizona and Mexico Pre-
3vio,ls to last winter when he began tray
cling In search Of better climatic condi-
position with tho American Tobaccco 20,
OF New York. on account Of his health.
He had filled this position Of trust with
the utmost worthincss and honor, but his
continued Ill health forced him to resign
and. to give up active employment.
Mr.. Nunnally, who waa IN his twenty
eighth year, was d graduate OF Randolph
Macon College In the class Of 90. Later.
he attended and graduated from Eastman
Business College, Poughkeepsie, N x. AZ
both institutions no acquitted himself IN
( tile highest manner. both in athletics
and In the regular departments OF learn
Ing. At Eastman Business College, he
Gaines. the president OF that institution
and also further distinguished himself
by writing and publishing several text
books, which arc now In usa at Ea 81
man. 5853 " ~
Two OF the closest personal friends OF
the deceased. Mr.. John II. Guess, general
purchasing agent Of the international
Railway OF Mexico, and DR.. II. u. Grace,
OF New York city. camo to visit him be- e.
fore his death. DR.. Grace arrived In time
TO sac Mr.. ENunnally before his death, but
Mr.. Guess arrived too late. Their friend
ship for3thc deceased tcstifles to tho gene
raj high esteem In which Mr.. Nunnally
was held. ,5s 28 a
The funeral viii take place from the
residence Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock. III .t
Death Of an Infant. K
On yesterday afternoon between 4 and
S clock. died the baby. Elsie Matthew'S
%of Mr.. x. x. ellis. This is the second
less experienced by Mr.. ellis In the last
few weeks His wife dfcd on June 7th.
leaving two young children. the baby.
aged three months. and q little girl. Lii
lian Agnes, aged seven years
h a Mr.. ellis is resident at No. III Perry
Street and tho funeral will take place
from there. ,S s,
Negroes Fight.
Il John Spencer, dissatisfied with his
boarding mistress, Lucy Holmes, mode
OF cooking his breakfast. made some re-
mark to that effect yesterday. Lucy.
being not In a particularly good shumor,
replied that he needed as much attention
Us an alderman, Whereupor John became;
5cnraged and made answer with a blow OF
y his fist. This by no means pacificd
Lucy's righteous indignation. and she
nursed her wrath until opportunity came
for presenting the matter to her son-in-.
law, Charles Perry. The latter. man
OF honor and chivalry. always rendy to
defend woman, even though she be his
motler-in- law. Immediately became fired
With manly ardor. and undertook to
thrash the assaulter Of his near rela-5
tive. 33al
The results OF the conflict were that
all three were brought before Mayor
Maurice, who fined John Spencer for
striking woman and discharged Perry
for defending the woman's honor.
Coaching Party Quarrel.
A coaching party OF five or six. all