Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
WAS SLIGHTLY. HURT.
REPORT THAT MIR. MATHEWS WAS
SERIOUSLY INJURED ERRONEOUS.
Tho Chesterfield Circuit COURT v"
Meet To-Norrow-bi"s lot
Paviag-NisftinE
y..n-O,bcr Manchester Items.


..o,,s formerly of this city. had been
.,o,,s,v hurt i'm "A railroad accident near
pirmingham. Ala, was not uue' az
,bouch MIR. Mathews did receive pa'n'"'
,,.,r,es in the wreck referred to- Mr.. j.
II Mathews left Friday for birmingham
"a visit bis brother. SIR. Mathews Is an
engineer on the Georgia Pacihc raiito''d'
and his many friends here VIII be sl'd
20 learn that his injuries are not aS "''
as reported
The Circuit Court OF Chesterfield 'JHdss
y Hancock presidin0 will meet Mon
aav There is a large docket Of interest
ing cases TO be tried. among theh INV
,,.e Of Preston against BellwO0d anu
several cases against the Nichino"u an
Petersburg Railroad Company TOT ""'
ages resulting from ire. Farmers '''
manifsstiug considerable interest," III ~,
Preston Bellwood case. The pia'"''"
co,ored man, while IN the employ u '"..
Re,,xood. had one OF his hands cu' ""
4, an eusi,agp cutter. He CLAIMS t'"' w
ipiurv was the result OF ntgnsehO' Vn
mo mart Of Mr. Beliwood. me SUIT -
for $1,000. ,,,. mora is
Granville Thornton Il Nouns "'.l .'ior-
now confined In The MdhchfS,c' 49,,
house on account Of nov haI'" -, nm
by Wilson Ito '"' ,,.rd.d a
-, ,,bsst.rbeL IutntOn attth"'u
- - tiich,i. ,i!l. about NE Hlies
IRON, Manchester. ard tn" anar 'hosu ~
!, free f,ybt. in which i was ciaiiheo ",a'
Thornton was the rinsieader' Ne i"" u.s.,
trste imposed a me oi - hh" 'V''' "''
him Yesterday afternoon.
~ Tor having Perry street with srdnt-
blocks from seventh and HUI To Sou,nrrh
railway depot. Plans and speciH'a'.o"s
can b., seen at the Engineer oilCe,
where all bids are required TO De h"huou
in by 6 o'clock Tuesday. the io'h l"s."n,'
rvier A I,naup Richmond Transfers
,y,r, summoned before the Mayor NeS'el-
day for running unlicensed wagons upon
,ha e,reet The case was dismissed upon
their taking out licenses. 49,,
one OF the water-pipes at the corner or
cowardin avenue and Hull street brohe
Yesterday afternoon and created s'nHH-
sized food for awhile until the water WAS
cut OFF. mined
charity Ia conduct the Leader which
vas sold Friday afternoon to Mr.. II. H.
Bradley Mr. owens. who has Deen
editor of the paper ever since IL start
Cd Will not he stockholder III the
company.
There are said to be great many
Wild turkeys In Chesterfield this season
s few DAYS aso a gentleman passing
along the Midlothian Turnpike, near Dem
Mss Store. saw large flock crossing
the road short distance from his
team.
The pulpits OF all the churches in this
city. with the exception Of Meade
Memorial. and at Bainbridge-Street IN
fls.,s u
the morning. viii be MED to-uay nY
ministers Of the Methodist Conference.
now in session I'm Richmond. AT the
former church the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Ben
iamin Dennis will preach. At Balm
bridge-Street in the morning the pulpit
will be supplied by clergyman from
the Baptist convention now IN session
in Petersburg The usual services Will
be conducted in the various churches.
Mr. Glover Tatum. formerly OF this
city. is very IN with pneumonia al his
residence, In Chesterfield. about eight
miles from Manchester.
The administrator Of Young Robinson.
who was killed i'm the recent explosion
In the coal-rnines at Winterpock. has
brought suit against Mr.. Dininny. the
owner of the mines for 5000" damages,
alleging that negligence on the part of
the management was the cause of the
explosion.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of Miss Josie H. CLAY. sister OF
MIR Charles clay. of Chesterfield
county and Mr.. George Harris. OF
Povhatan The ceremony will take place
Wednesday November Goth. at Bethle-
hem church. i'm Chesterfield county.
Miss Bessie BevilI. who broke her
coliar-bone several days ago. is i'm
proving.
The November term OF the Hastings
Court win commence Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elkee. OF Twentieth
street, rendered reception Friday eve
ming in honor OF Misses Lottie and Edna
Westerhoff. who win leave for Philadel-
phia next week.
The Little Workers Of Stockton-Street
Baptist church will hold their regular
monthly meeting this afternoon at $50
o'clock Rev. j. II. Busbv will address
the society. An Interesting programme
will be rendered. consisting of Rotations
singing and the building OF Jacobs ladder
by Eighteen little girls All are welcome.
The street Committee met FRIDAY night.
and after an informal talk about street
paving adjourned To meet next Thursday
night at go o'clock.
Mr.. August Weiss. of Greensboro
" G.. is spending several days in this
city visiting friends
Mrs. General r. NJ Logan is visiting
her brother. Mr.. William Cox, on Porter
street
MI tndlltS W axe new ItSlitUCt. OH
Porter street, near Eleventh, is nearing
completion
number Of Manifestations have been
10 the Atlanta Exposition during the
past few weeks.
Mr.. j. a. Williamson. Jr.. advance
agent for the Paragon Combination, left
Yesterday for Midlothian, Crewe. and
Chase City. to make arrangements 10
show at those places.
Mrs Burfoot. who has been visiting
her father. Mr. j. r. Tune. of this city.
has returned home.
Mr.. ~. +. Graham. OF this city. left
for Petersburg. where he Will represent
Bsinbridge- Street Baptist church at the
association now In session In that city.
Mr.. Samuel Patteson. OF this city. has
returned from a brief visit TO Powhatan
Courthouse. where he has been hurting
Mr.. and Mrs Elkee. OF Twentieth street
gave a reception Friday evening in honor
" Misses Lottie and Edna Westerhoff
who will leave for Philadelphia on Mon
day. During the evening several duets
were rendered by Miss Lottie Westerhoff
and Miss Gussie Elkee. Among those
present were: Misses Emma Cubbon Lot
tie and Edna Westerhoff. Gussie and
Bertha Elkee and Marie Schadd: Messrs
Charles A. Schneider NJ. 4. Burke. Ed.
win Timberlake. Thomas Feldner. w t.
Doherty, Joseph Cowardin. Henry and
Arnold Elkee. a. j. Meyer. 4. W. Me
Alwee. and W. T.. Underwood.
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