The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-04
MIR. CHAS. Wake HURT,
NE FAILS TUELyE FEET AND Is
BADLr SHAKEN UP.
ntrs 4. ID. Burton aud Mr. Thomas Will
liams Dead-aiortaiity Among Infants.
Brief Mention.
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Mr. charles Wake, a woli-known sn0
,opular citizen OF Manchester, had
narrow escape from serious injury or
death Sunday night. lie went up mo
The attic OF his residence TO shut WIN
dow. when the flooring gave way an"
he fcIl through 20 the floor below sus-
tanning a very severe shaking up whlen
Will leave him sore for week to COME
Fortunately. however. no bones were
broken ana he will soon be able TO at
tend to his duties.
MRS. BURTON DEAD.
Mrs. 4. T.. Burton died at o'clock
sunday evening a. her nome on ia'I
street SHE was "a great SUFFERER LAY
ine been I'm il-health Tor i've years p aS''
81. leaves a husband. Mr.. y. - bni 'Vn'
and i've children Messrs. w. H. r.
ord a.. Y. Burton. Miss \. l.. vi,
and Mrs Rosa l.. Ben. ho' t ts.''' a. RAIN
place Yesterday afternoon lTv'" IN
i,i1oe street Baptist church. NJ sou
o'ciock Rev. L. *. Thornhil conduc'i"s
mo cvofsises. The burial was IN Nauiy
Cemetery. H. homo
nenr Maurv Cemetery. In Chesterheld
county. M 10 A. ~. Saturday Inc ue,
ceased was sxty-ninc years OF age nnu
leaves wife and four children: me
frneral took place Sunday al 3 O'CLOCK
~, ~ r. Haight conducted the ser
vice. A solo was sung by MI W. -
ciosrissctt
DEATH OF AN INFANT
Waller W. the six-months'-old child OF
-f~ and Mrs. Charles i. Nelson. oled
al the residence OF his parents. liZO ilnil
street, - o'clock Sunday night. Inc
burial services were conducted IN Maury
a Yesterday Illff~
noon by Rev. J. W. Stin.
Nj and Mrs T. J. Sadler. of l22 cast
Thirteenth street. have the sympathy OF
many friends I'm the death OF their infant
chi0. Rev. Or L. H. Ihornhlli con
Quoted the funeral service al the Louse
yesterday afternoon. Some sweet Day
was sung by Mr.. W. J. Morissett
Gordon. the twO-year-old child OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Learn. died at o CLOCK
Sunday night. at the home OF his parents
near Bon Air. The remains were IN
TERED i'm the family burying-ground yes
rerday afternoon.
A MERRY OUTING.
Quite an enjoyable tea was given AT
forest Hill Park last Friday nish, 10y
n number Of young people. Tea ana re
Treshments were served. after Which
.-amcs were played until the last car.
Among those present were the loho"lns
Misses Ruth Gallagher. Bcale fah' '"i
sio Brown I.ottie Brands, Bessie Brcd-
snok aud Miss scott. Of Richmond, Messrs.
1Ianlcv and Graham aGllegher. CnarIcs
md oscar Parish. John Shotweh, koneII
crawford Vernon Priddy Maury feruue,
and -- Goode. Inc v I,lpP a ND
Ayere Mr. and Mrs. NJ. \. 'aIipoei' az"
MIR. A. j. Galleghcr.
BRIEF MENTION.
..o,ninr between u and 3
,1tl some one broke through 'nc VIZ.
ocloVN NJ i W. Richerson.s chai,lp.r
uoW IL ~ his trousers. I'm the pocho's
were two knives and SILVER ,,,ode IN
49, later an attempt was Hauc "
cham George Blankenship's house.
,t,fa Uix and Major Johnson -,
- Mayor Maurice yesterday nloIni>>s,
..,har,-ed with being drunk anu u.s., risoi -,
an the streets Saturday night A"''
sned 81 and costs. .,,ss and !
NJ mil three young white men, We
.rharard with being tramps. They shoWeu
credentials from citizens OF io"''oNO'
mud were promptly dischalseu. ..e.,~
Nc Robert 4. Walden left SUNDAY al'ol-
~, - sn;nd his vacation in Baltimore,
Mi and Harrisburg, Pa.
Niiee Trminie f. Jones lett yesterday on
49, i5.55 train over the Southern ROAD ior
south Boston. where she VIII pe ,n1
guest of Miss Molhe liil iof seNci"i
NIiss Mia Nelms. of Petersburg. and
Miss Alma Owens. of this city, leit 9al~
urday afternoon to spend the month Oh
August at Chase CITY. n
Z Nessrs. Ernest l.. Brandis ana - -
Harrison left yesterday for IobaccoVine
20 attend the Middle District Baptist As
sociatiOn OF Virginia meeting rs u'ic-
sates OF The Bainbridge-Street church
Miss Alice McMahon leaves Thursday
for WASHINGTON 10 visit her uncle, MY.
Thomas McMahOn. for several weeks,
REV. Or. l.. X. Thornhill left yesterday
10 attend the Middle District Baptist
Association conference, at Tobaccoville
Mr.. NJ. II. Petzod, OF Newport News
arrived in the city Sunday night, ana
spent yesterday with his brother MI
Robert Petzoid.
Miss Mary y. Wicker left Saturday af-
terno0n for Charlottesville 70 visit friends
and relatives for several weeks.
Mr. Ruxton j. Wood left yesterday
morning on his wheel for Powhatan 10
spend his vacation with relatives and
friends.
Tho Bryan-Sewali Campaign Club will
hold n meeting at the Grays' Armory
next Friday night at $3.50 o'clock.
A special meeting of the Light Com
imittee will be held I'm the Council cham
Der tonight al o'clock.
Mr.. Lee King Vicc-cOuncillor OF New
South Council Jr. O. L. a. NJ, No. s..
was presented last FRIDAY night with a
beautiful ring. with the emblem of the
organization engraved upon it.
Rev. ". r. HaiEht left yesterday ar
ternoon for Amelia 10 attend the Middle
District Association conference.
Mrs. +. +. Weisiger has returned 10
her home on Perry street, after visiting
her uncle in Roanoke for several
months
Rev. j. II. Lacy preached an excellent
sermon AT the Manchester Presbyterian
church Sunday night. His text was:
''They all. with one consent. began TO
mako excuses 4 large congregation
heard the cdifylng discourse.
Bolung's Sunday school. In Chesterfield
will give a picnic at prewrv's Bluff next
Thursday The boys are making arrange
rnents for "a game Of bail.
Two local ball teams are being made
up 10 play at Forest Hill this after
noon.