The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
DIED FROM Her INJURIES.
Mrs. Hudgins Fatally Hurt by Falling
From a Street Car.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO Mr.. FEITlG.
,,t. .Huesv Collidcd with an Electric Light
Pole and lie Was Badly Hurt-Iforse
Killed in "A Ncst-End Runaway.
Tho Driver Missing,

As tho result OF fan received while
trying to anght from moving street
car yesterday morning at the corner Oh
Eighteenth and Marshall streets, Mrs.
Narcissa j.. Hudeins died at s O'Clock last
night at her residence. 30. 2io5 Nenable
street.
Mrs. Hudeins. who was in the nifty
sixth year of her age. and not very ac-
live attempted 10 set of a street car
before if stopped. and was thrown No-
i.ptIv 10 the ground. alighting on her
head. The unfortunate lady was rem
dered unconscious by her fall, ana lay
in the street as one dead. she was
tendcrly raised from the ground 10y MI.
e.. Al. Davis. aided boy several by
ISLANDERS. and carried into a store near
bv. A call was at once turned in Tor
the ambulance. while every means was
being used 10 restore Mrs. Hudgins 10
consciousness.
WAS CHOKING TO DEATH.
Mr. Davis noticed that the patient
hreathod with great difficulty, as though
tb,re were some distractions Do her
throat while foam. tinged with red, issued
from hor mouth He made further
examination. and found that the fan had
forced the victims artificial teeth down
bar throat. and that she was Slowly
,hokinv TO death. After several at
tennis. he succeeded in removing the oD-
struction from her throat, greatly TO
her relief.
meanwhile. Dr. Lyme arrived on the
scene with the ambulance, and immeol-
atolv went TO work TO relieve MIS-
Hudgins' condition. Her daughter was
also summoned. but upon her arrival zen
into mysteries. and required a share OF
the physicians services.
Mrs. Imdelus was removed 10 her
home. where She died at the hour above
mentioned. of conclusion of the braln'
never having fully rosancd conscious
ness.
BORN IN CUMBERLAND.
Mrs. Hudcins was born in Cumberland
county. near Ashby postofiice' about
nnv-six years aeo. and was "a daughter
of Mrs Francis Austin. who stul resides
iu Cumberland. She was the VIE OF
Mr. r.. S. Iludgins, who survives her,
with two children-Miss Blanche and
Frank Uudglns. She also leaves TWO
sisters. who both reside In this city
Mrs. r.. A. Hudgins and Mrs. H. q
Hudgins-she having been one OF three
sisters who married three brothers.
Mrs. Hudgins was attended IN her dy-
ing N Cments by Dr. Page Massic. who
did ain possible for her relief. She was
"A Christian lady of many lovable traits
and leaves a number Of friends. Ar
rangements for her funeral have not
set been made.
Fell Fifteen Feet.
About $50 o'clock last night an electric
car ON the Seven Pines road struck a
negro man. named George Coleman, as
he was CLOSING the trestle not Tar from
Richmond. and threw him 10 the ground
below. "a distance of fifteen feet Tie was
picked up and brought 20 the car-sheds
at Twcnty-ulnth and - streets where the
ambulance. in charge of Dr. William IL.
Ivne. Jr.. was summoned. Jle found the
man suffering from shock. and severely
bruised. but no bones were broken. lie
was taken to the aimshousc, where he
was resting comfortably last night
Coleman is native OF licnrico, ana
ffty-nyo years old.
Killed The Horse.
= horse belonging to W. b. Harris.
hitcbed To- "a furniture wagon. created
great excitement in tine western part OF
the city about o'clock last evening. 10y
dashing through the streets at a lively
pace. His driver % brother Of Harris
was thrown from his seat. and tho wagon
broken TO pieces. AT the corner of
Moore and Kinney streets the horse fell
10 The ground and broke his lcft force
ieg. Agent Emmett Taylor of the ).
T.. C.. A.. was tclephoned for. and put
the animal out of his misery hy shoot
ing him through the head.
The driver of the wagon disappeared
mvsteriously after the accident and his
brother was much alarmed about him,
but it IS not thought that ho was hurt.
Mr. feitg Injured.
About o'clock last night while Mr..
Feitig. who lives at tho corner OF Nose
lev and j streets. was driving rapidly mp
Broad street the wheels Of bis vehicle
conidod with an clcctrc-hsht pole. near
tho corner OF Fourteenth and Broad
streets. Mr. Feiug was thrown from the
vehicle. alghung on his head. lie was
badly stunned by the fam, and sustained
a severe scalp wound. pr. Mark w.
Peyser was no once summoned. and at
tended TO MIR. Feiugs injuries, after
which he was taken home. Dr. Peyser
stated late last night th"t MIR. feilg
was quite seriously injured. The buggy
In which he was riding was wrecked.