Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-24
MAN AND WIFE HURT.
MR. AND Mrs. GEORGE c. AMBER
son THROWN FROM a BUGGY.
The Latter Quite Seriously Injured
Death of an Infnnt-Church news
Personal and BRIEF items iro"
Manchester.
Manchester.

Mr.. and Mrs George G.. Anderson or
Manchester, met With quite serious ac-
cident while driving in Richmond sun
dav afternoon. When near Thirteenth
and Main streets the horse slipped ana
ee,l down. and In getting up got one OF
his feet over the shaft. This frightened
the animal and he ran down Main street
OF a rapid rate. In the fall the priuie
WAS broken. and Mr.. Anderson had no
way 10 control the horse. When near
Fourteenth street the runaway collided
with n r,ilk-wagon. and both the occu-
pants were thrown out Mrs. Amer
son was rendered unconscious, ana MI
Anderson was considerably bruised. They
,,e-e brought 10 their home In this city,
and Yesterday were reported TO he get
ting along as well rs could be expected.
Mrs Anderson Is quite badly hurt.
Notwithstanding the intense heat. there
was large attendance at the meet
,no, of the railroad branch OF the Young
mems Christian ASSOCIATE ton at the Pres
bvterian church Sunday afternoon. In
tcrestir,g addresses were made by num-
her Of delegates who attended the ma
tIonal convention Of the railroad branch
AT Clifton Forge. and the singing
nroved one Of the main features OF the
evening.
CAPTURED 4 HOMER.
4 homlne pigeon was captured on
Mayos Island Sunday afternoon by
several small boys. who were playing
there. The bird was taken TO Manches-
ter and given 10 Chief-of-Poiice Lips
comb. who sewed up a wound in it's
r .
soon ne II H. well enough It will be lihe-
rated. II is thought the bird is one OF
he lot Of homers liberated in Richmond
Saturday.
The Hastings Court was not In session
Yesterday. To-day the case OF George
Bratcher (colored) the alleged poisoner'
will be tried This case was before the
court last week. but the jury, after being
out twenty-four hours. failed to agree
upon verdict.
There will he n rehearsal at Cowardin-
Avenue church tonight for the enter
tainment 20 be given for the benefit OF
that church. The rehearsal VIII be d.
rected by Miss Agnes Ely.
The funeral 81 the infant child or Mr..
! n. Toney took place Sunday afternoon
from the parents residence. Fifteenth
and Perry streets. and the intsrment was
made in Maury.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF MENTION.
wardie Eaton. son Of Mr. c. ". Eaton.
left last Saturday for Danville. where
he viii attend the Ingram Institute this
session.
Miss Clara sawtele is detained ut
home on account Of sickness.
Mr.. 7. T.. Russell who has been very
sick AZ his residence. in Swansboro', is
improving slowly.
An interesting meeting Of the Mission
airy Society OF ClOpton-Street church
was held Sunday afternoon. Several
children acquitted themselves hand
somely.
Miss Matte Taylor. Of swansboro'. is
able TO be out again. after a severe spell
Of typhoid-fever
Mr.. c. s Wells has returned to the
city. after visiting New York city and
the New England States.
on account Of the warm weather the
services will be discontinued at Balm
bridge street Baptist church this week.
Mr. w. =. Drewry. Of Baltimore, Is in
the city. on his way TO the Atlanta EN-
position.
Miss Mary Cox. who has been spend
ing the summer at General Logan's sum-
mer home. near Scottsville, has re-
turned TO the city.
Miss Claire Clayton. who has been
spending the summer in Amelia county.
has returned home. accompanied by
Miss Maude Wiley.
Professor c. s. Maurice left yesterday
for F1uvanna, Bedford city. and Farm
VILE
Mr.. Fred z. Hobson. who was badly
hurt at the Southern roling-shops, Is
slowly improving.