The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-29
MANCHESTER ACCIDENTS
A VEG no KNOCKED FROM a TEAM
AND SERIOUSLY HURT.
Mr.. Charles Amos Hand Badly masheo
Ladies Hunt la Runaway Near Chui"'
A Trunk Robbed OF -.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RIcuyoND 1IMfs,
No. Iil2 HUI S1RaEr. BfiTfr BLOCK

Nichmond 10 Manchester on the accom-
mediation train yesterday afternoon.
just before he got TO the nun a. ,,,hiIe
crossing. he leaned out or tho car WINE
on me platform and looked In the oIec-
fioa OF Richmond. While In TINS posisiiSSn
his head was hit by log on a - $500 go
tracked between Hull and balhDrluse
streets. The blow knocked him from 'he
moving car TO the ground oelo". -,
The man was picked up In an sIhyst
unconscious condition and removed 70 Wy
freight platform. DR. La~IehCe ans so 1s1
the company's surgeon, was suHlilonv,u
and examined the wounded man. ne -
rewards had the patient removed 10 MS
once on Twelfth and Porter streets. 80,
Dr. ingram found oeep ~ouno hadlv
mans head. His back was also Dau'y
sprained and his hip painfully lnJuIvu
The necessary medical attention. W.
rendered by DR.. Ingram. aiteT WIZ I.,,ra ~
was removed 70 Richmond. III; ne ,T ne
man acknowledged he had been drinKihs'
HURT IN A RUNAWAY.
Mr. Luther Duval, Of Richmond. re-
coived q letter yesterday ION A., 81.
about a serious accident 10 some Iaoy ie'-
afives OF his visiting in that place. ,,,.
Srhe vouuR ladies-Misses Page snslllhss
and Nanpie Duval, Of Manchester, MISS
Eunlce Gregory, OF Richmond-WeIe WIN
Mrs. Robert Bruce, on their way 10
nrnfracted meeting. Before they arrived
~ tho place Of meeting tnelr horses ~, o
came frightened and ran of, ana peIOIe
the animals were stopped, the VehicIo wee
turned over end the adles pam Hsyy,d liu
Itenning were called 20 the assistance
OF the ladies and rendered the necessary
HAND BADLY MASHED.
Mr. Charles Amos had the misfortune
40 mash his hand yesterday while St "oiA
on steam pines at the Southern SHOPS
lie was placing the pipes In one OF NC
cars when the pipe slipped ana masheu us
hand badly, almost severins tne nnb cur
Dr, {. w. l.. Brock the company sur
seon. was telephoned for, and ala Wnat
was necessary TO relieve the wouhutu
man. II will be some time before he wiz
be able 10 resume bis duties az the shop0'
ROBBED HER TRUNK.
A thief entered the sleeping room OF
the servant girl Of Mr.. A. Royal yestei-
day and rined her trunk OF -. ~ was a
negro man, and be was seen by the nelsn-
hors 10 enter the house. They dlu not
however. think anything OF the inciuet I
at the time, as they thought he nad Dusls
ness there The police were notihed' ana
gare looking for the robber.
DEFERRED UNTIL TUESDAY.
meeting OF the Manchester Home
Building and Loan Association was call
cd To meet IN room IL, Leader Duliolhg
Friday night. AS there was not q qu1-
rum OF Shareholders present they auo
toarned 10 meet yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock at the same place. " -,
After the transaction OF certain DUST,
ness Saturday morning they h1gouiHeu
until Monday afternoon at ocloc i,;,,o,,
AT the morning meeting a resoIutloh
was passed. requesting Judge ingram 70
defer the matter OF appointing receiver
until Tuesday morning $1,000. ,,aD,-
There Is great deal OF interest," IN ina III
tested among the members OF TINS as
sociation as to how the aHalrs OF the
association will terminate.
TOBACCO FACTORY.
The contract was recorded IN the nus
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tween Mrs. /. G. Moody and Mr.. James
i, Robertson, executors to Messrs. W. ~
Ames. A. G.. Johnson. and Thomas IS.
Murphy for the lease OF the w. il. moouy
tobacco factory. This was vacation or
der entered by Judge Ingram In cham-
Messrs. Ames. johnson. and Murphy
have formed a company TO be known as
the Manchester Manufacturing CoinP ply
They will start TO work by the middle
OF September. In the manufacture OF
sauces, pickles. etc. and Will give EN-
ployment to a number OF people In TINS
DEATH OF MIR. MRAE.
Mr. Thomas Eugene McRae, or TINS
city, died in Williamsburg FRIDAY;
The remains were brought 70 richmond
on the c. and o. train Saturday morning
and taken 10 Sutherlands undertaking es-
The funeral services were held at the
grave at shockoe HIill Cemetery yester-
UuN afternoon AT OsuV " tloAhs
The deceased was the eldest son OF
Mrs and the late &. G. McRac. lie also
leaves two brothers. Messrs. G. G. and
Kenneth II. McRae and two sisters.
The following young gentlemen from from
this city were pall-beareIs' Messrs'
Bernard L. Walden. Ernest I. WeislgeI,
G. Scott McRae, William M. Ban, Eu-
ward Winfree, and Samuel A; Pattesoh'
WELL KNOWN HERE.
Mr. ST. George COalter, who died at
his place, Brandywinc, King Wllllam
county. on Friday, is the step-iather
OF Mrs. Henry Heth Walden, OF Buck
I'm. lie was well known IN TINS CITY,
where he had many friends.
Mr. Walden and his sister, Miss Maggie
Walden, left Saturday morning for Bran
dywine. 20 be present at the funeral Mrs.
Walden has been there for several DAYS
LEFT FOR PETERSBURG.
Captain James A. Lipscomb lett Man.
chester yesterday afternoon Tor refers
burg. His purpose in going there Is 10
tee II he can IDENTIFY two men VINO We're
arrested i'm that city by Chief OF Ponce
Parkinson. -
these men were arrested as suspicious
characters. and are supposed TO be the
men who have been deprcdatng on prop
erty in this city. IL they are the right
men they will De brought back al once.
WANT HIM TO RUN.
There will possibly be another can
Jidato I'm the neld from Manchester as
a candidate TO the Legislature.
A number of friends of Mr.. Is. Nj. Rob
ertson have waited on him and request
ed that lie should allow his name 10
be used in the nominating convention.
Mr. Robertson has not decided yet
whether he will agree 10 do so or not.
Mr. Robertson is "A Well-knoWn Demo-
GRAFT and has always been an ardent sup
porter Of his party. lie is in the lum-
Der business with MCssrs. DuNal x Rob
IN HARD LUCK.
Dilcey Robinson. a negro woman who
lives on the Belle road, about three miles
from Manchester. has been unfortunate
lately.
Friday night her house caught on fire
md was burned TO the ground, with all
as contents The woman had hard
time 10 save her two little children from
burning to death in the flames.
The white nelghbors in the vicinity
have relieved the family OF their inn
mediate wants They are now raising
money and will build new house for
her In a few DAYS. In the meantime she
will occupy one OF the out-houses on
Mr.. J. c. jerks place
ON last Sunday. her son, BOY ten
years Of age, was thrown from mule
and his head seriously injured.
THE BAZAAR WILL CLOSE.
The Juniors Bazaar at odd Fellows
Hall closed last night with an auction
of all goods left over. No admission fee
was charged, and all were pade welcome
The Judges decided Friday night that
the infant OF Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w Brun-
ing was entitled 10 the prize as the
handsOmost child presented for their in
spoction at the baby show.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,