Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-29
KICKED BY A HORSE.
LITTLE MANCHESTER BOY SERIOUS
" INJURED IN THIS MANNER.
Buggy, Throwing Out Lady. Who IL
Badly Hurt-Brief Iiems.

There were two serious accidents In
Manchester yesterday between AMI
s O'Clock. Mr.. Charles Nelson and his
little son had Just returned from Rich
mond IN his cart when at Tenth and Nc
Donough streets the horse became fright
ened at "a dog that ran at him barking
furiously, and attempted to run. Mr.. Mel
son held him. however. when the fright
cned animal began kicking violently. Be-
fore either Mr.. Nelson or his little boy
could get out Of the vehicle the latter
was kicked squarely In the face. and fell
unconscious out Of the back part OF the
cart.
Mr.. Nelson Jumped out. stlll trying TO
quiet the horse, but in this he failed.
and the reins breaking the animal ran
down Tenth street. Mr.. Nelson then went
10 the assistance Of his little boy. whom
he found unconscious With the assist
ance Of friends the injured child was
taken home. and Dr. William T. Mathews
summoned. The chids nose is broken,
ana his face is badly cut. lie had not
at a late hour last night regained con
sciousnoss. but the attending physician
said he WAS doing as well as could be
expected.
A LADY BADLY INJURED.
After the horse got away from Mr.. Mel
son he continued down Tenth street. and
at the corner Of Porter ran into
phaeion. in which were Mr.. Long and
Mrs. Sarah Morris. The latter vehicle
was turned over. and occupants thrown
out Mr.. Long escaped with few
bruises but Mrs. Morris was painfully
II not seriously injured. A piece OF the
scalp about three inches square was torn
from her head. and the face was badly
bruised and liberated. She was rendered
unconscious by the fan, and had not
fully recovered at a late hour last night.
Dr. Ingram was summoned. and took the
injured lady 20 his Office. where her
wounds were dressed. Mrs. Morris lives
on the Petersburg turnpike. about two
miles from the city. Her condition Is 50
serious that she could not be taken home.
Both patients are suffering from con-
cussion OF the brain
DEATH OF MIR. GOODE.
Mr.. Pleasant GOode. whose Illness has
been noted in the Dispatch. died early yes
tcrday morning in the 18th year OF MS
age at his home. No. 1917 McDonough
street Mr. Goode was a highly-respected
citizen. and for many years was a trusted
and respected employee OF the Danvilie
shops. lie was the stCpiather OF MT
James b. Robinson. His wife preceded
him TO the grave about Il year ago. He
also lost by death Few months ago
daughter
Rev. W. II. Jolly. Of Richmond. VIII
preach at ClOpton-Street church to-day.
Rev. Or. Cannon. Of Richmond. will con-
duct the services at Leader Hall this af-
ternoon. At the other churches the regu-
lar pastors Will ohiciate.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. W. +. Pit and two children left
yesterday for Newport News to visit Mrs.
j. II. Williams ana Mrs. c. II. McGruder.
Dr. Thomas i. Mathews and daughter,
Miss Bessie, who have been sick. are
Improving
Revival meetings will BE- held all the
week At Central Methodist church.
MIR. Robert @. Southail of Amelia, was
In the city yesterday.
Miss Lavnil Walden. Of Buck Hin. has
returned from Prince George.
Mrs. Robert Bate, Of Prince George,
is visiting her parents. Judge and Mrs.
$. Bassett French. on Porter street.
Alr. and Mrs. II. T.. IIarnish left ycster-
day afternoon for New York on a visit TO
friends.