The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-04

MR.. CHAS. ROBERTS, or MAhCHES-
IER.MEEIS WITH IN ACCIDENT,
Quarterly Meeting of the Methodist sus-
day school Association-ked Men
Elect Officers Personals.
MANCHESTER BUREAU, RroHMoSD TINES,

MAScHasrER BUREAU, RICHMOND TINES,
lll2 Hull STREET, BEATrIE BLOCK.
Mr.. Charles Roberts met with pain
ful accident at the Richmond Wood WORK
ing COmpanys plant yesterday afternoon.
lie was at work al the time at the
hand joiner, and IN some manner ms
fingers got caught IN the machinery ana
his hands drawn in, MASKING them very
badly.
rrs. y. T. Rucker and W. Z. Matthews
were summoned. They found II necessary
10 amputate three Of hls fingers.
QUARTERLY UNION MEETING.
On tomorrow afternoon the third quar-
terly union meeting OF the Methodist sun
day School Association VIII take place at
Central Methodist church. the exercises
Will commence promptly at O'Clock.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion:
!. Anthem. 20 Death. Where Is Thy
Sting w-Ch0ir.
2 Prayer 4. Perdue
3. Hymn No. p Gospel Hymns-By the
l. Recitation, Ruth's Testimony-By
Miss Nellie Clayton.
6. Duet. only Remembered. Annie
Sandlfer and Berdio Robertson.
Z Address-Rev. W. v Tudor, ID. d.
S. Hymn no. 10-By School.
O. Offertory solo. Selccted-By Miss An
ME Sandifer.
10. Hymn No. 123-By school
II. Recitation, Jesus Seat LUCIA
Il. Anthem. God be Merciful Unto Us,
! and Bless Us-Choir.
Is. BenedicUOn.
RED MEN OFFICERS.
At a meeting Of OpachistO Tribe OF
! Rcd Men held Friday night the following
| officers were elected for the coming term
Prophet W. H. Marshall. sachem, l.. >
| Barrett. senior Sagamor, j. >. SouhltiS
| Junior sagamOr. j. l.. Howe, CHIEF or rec
/ Ords. +. T.. Criddle. Keeper OF Wamp uii
; W. c. Clements keeper OF wan, D. T."
! Harlow: first sanuap. b. w. Criddle' sec
{ ond sannap. q. 5. Barrett, irst warrior
( Homer wills. second warrior. IT, u. Ail,
| Ter; third warrior, A. G.. Bolvini fouItn
| warrior. i. III. Clements; nrst brave W.
/ y. Taylor: second brave NJ. o. nome .,..
! third brave, q. O.. Tones, fourln niaF''
! ]. q. Rock. guard ~ ngwam, j. 4. Jones
/ guard of forest harrow W., ~,
The friends OF Il. u, oy', I'
| Chesterfield are " ing for his iehOml-
! nation for the H0us, X Repres.e. A1a-l'o
GORED BY a COW.
Miss Matte Bass daughter OF Mr.. VIM
| Bass. received painful injuries yesterday
! morning from the horns OF a vicious &C., GOV
The young lady was walking out u nl!
teonth street 10 take the PeIly-ast' 90
/ trolley car 20 her place or bushes. j,
/ 70
| she arrived near cambridge street coy
/ owned by Or. Thomas p. Matthews mao
! So- her and succeeded In knocking ne
down with her horns ana laceratl ns ll
! young laGy's arm very badly besleeS tear
Ms Bass cried for help. but no on
vas IN slght 10 come 70 her assistance
She managed 20 get away from mo ticlou
animal The COW attempted 20 sof a.
| her the second time, but the young l"e.
! succeeded in euding the angry beast D,
! running into q nearby YARD, Wnere eY
arvthire vac done for the lady com
sort that was possible. -. - ~,
Miss Bass thought that she was ap4
To go 10 her work. but was ADVISED D.
! he 1Th,si,iao that ir would be best no
20 use the arm al present out 70 teiii'-'i
| perfectly quiet ,,.,o,,
! oou Few DAYS ago It ran az lad
| who lives or Eighth ana Bainotleg
, streets and a short while before thst
| attempted 70 catch a neero boy
DIED IN CHESTERFIELD.
Nj. W. C.. wilkinson died AZ his resi-
| deuce. near NlnLerpoc a. CtltS Ss' ~
county Friday morning al CLOCK ~
was in his seventy-slXth year.
He was buried from his late residence
yesterday afternoon. ~,
Mr. Wilkinson was q member or Dai
| Lodge Chosen Friends. OF Manchester
About three months ago ne recoVeFe
I NsDNy lllFA kA4An WV So
He leave two sons. Mr.. r. r. Wilkinn
son. : feed dealer on AatSi... ~ 80 b
! Richmond. and 3lr. NJ a. Wilkinson.
broker on Virginia street. ,,.
The deceased was man nighly IeSpec
ed in the community IN wuich ne I've
ana had a number OF friends IN Mahches
'''' HIT BY A STONE.
| Mr. FurgussoI. who lives on the BAR
H..raH T.
| hit on the head by q stone thrown pg
bow on Friday ana knocked senseless 70
Thers were q number OF boys in th
marty gathering blackberries on the place
! Mr.. FurgussOn ordered them on IN
| nlace. when ono OF them picked up
! rock and threw It at him with the apoV
! result. .,. 49,, .
A neighbor who saw the assault tired I
catch the boy, but tbs urchin was 100 nee
OF foot and made his escape IN the dlreS
| ton Of Manchester. -. .,,
WHAT HAS BECOME OF HIM.
Mr.. ira V. Alley j. very much concern
ed about his son William Alley. a youn
rt,nored since last Tuesday that youn
Alley had been killed while riding
freight train on the Chesapeake and on
railway to Newport News.
the truth of the rumor: neither has
| been able 20 locate his son.
The whole family is very much worrie
about the matter. They do not kno
whether 70 believe the son Is dead
alive They would like to receive info
nation about the matter.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
At meeting OF New South Council j
q. u. A. NJ. held on Friday the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuin
| term:
Vice Councillor-A. a. Dollings.
Jr. Past Councillor-William Haynes.
| Recording ecretary-A. i. Lum.
Assistant Recording Secretary-J.
Saunders.
Financial secretary--W. T. Pugh.
| Treasurer--A. s. Ray.
Txo.A,,.tor- a Fldar