Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-12
IN OUR SISTER CITY.
,ur DAYS NEWS CLEANED IN AND
NEAR MANCHESTER.
OPENED HIS MOUTH TOO VIDE,
49, crostick DisiocRtcs Ills Jaw I'm
v.,vufng-Nr. Harman's sudden
meath in the Nisht-Warrnnt for n
,,.,.tcIan-pcrsonais and briefs.

George Redwood. young man OF Man
.,.s,er. sworc out warrant against Or.
thomas u. Dorsott last evening about
o'clock. charging him with threatening
e., .ut him. The warrant was issued by
,s,,lre W. ID. Idthgow. and placed in
,,s hands OF officer Ans. Wright to be
,,.,.tod The officer went around 20
n. physicians residence on Twelfth
Sweet shortly afterwards. but ne Was
s.,ep. and at the request OF Mrs Dor
...f was not disturbed. The warrant
..n De served this morning, however
and Che case viii be called az this morn
,-s.s session of the Police Court
OPENED HIS MOUTH TOO WIDE.
Mr. Prank H. Crostick. employed as
clark in ho store Of Mr.. r. y. Cersley
o rrpor Hull street. opened his mouth
wide yesterday morning in gaping that
oil, lower jaw was dislocated on both
Sides making the ordinary feats Of clos
,,- his mouth and talking simply impos-
ste AN attempts Of his own and others
,, Che store to get his jaws in place again
,.r. futile. and the young man had to
...., open-mouthed wonder until Or. Law
.... Ingram. who had been summoned.
..f reach the store. The physician
...olcI in getting the hinges OF the
,rne eentlemans mouth in proper posi-
,., aeain. relieving his patient OF the
extremely awkward and painful. not TO
s.r ld.crous position in which he found
r- Ingram said last night that while
.r.s is not the first in of the kind flesh
j.. heir Co which he has seen, ii is an ex-
csel'rg.y rare one.
DIES IN HIS BED.
With almost the quickness Of thought,
N~ William IL. Hartman. a carpenter, re-
st'r- ON Ninth streets. Just beyond
1f.r,. passed away Monday night at his
home. Death was caused by heart dis
e.s. Sir. Hartman had been unweil for
several days. but went regularly TO his
work Monday night he retired as usual,
h.t presently said 10 his wife that ne
MAS u he had hardly spoken the words
before Dee breathed his last.
Squire Charles r. Jones County COrO-
r.r. was notified. and thought ii proper.
tr view OF the suddeness Of the death, TO
hold au inquest. The following jury was
summoned 20 sit I'm the case: J. H. Ben
rer loraman). j. H. u. Johnson, W. w.
Cr.ranlt j. 81. Taylor. ID. j. Capron.
and A. o.. Redford. After hearing testi-
ury from the members Of the family,
t.y brought in verdict that the de-
ceased came TO his death from heart
trouble.
THE funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon. at 3 o'clock. Rev
G-0re. H. McFadden. OF the Fifth-Street
Methodist church. Will conduct the ser
vices The interment Will be made in
Mrry Cemetery.
Deceased was IS years Of age, and an
experienced carpenter.
AGE OF SWEET SIXTEEN.
That was a very delightful birthday
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Price, at
tl..r residence, No. so Everett street.
Monday evening. I'm honor Of their daugh-
ter Rubie. who had attained her 18th
year Music and games were the sources
% entertainment until 1890 o'clock. when
su elegant supper was served. Among
those gathered about the richly laden
table. We're Mr.. and Mrs. Price. Mes
danes Haye and Gary. Misses Rubie
Price Daisy MCGEE. Mamie Gary, Julia
Goode. Maud Jennings Lottie Adams.
Lillian Adams, Lucie Houchens, Julia
S4lnderson. Alma Markham, Maud Sad
l-r Matte Davidson, of Manchester;
Aal-. Chapel of Surry county. and
Anna Davis. Of Dorset; Messrs. Charlie
Watkins Nal Johnson. Rawlings Hub
b.Il clifford Davidson, George David
s0r sam. Hawks, Clay Houchens. Eddie
Mln. Harvey MCGEE. Jesse Blake. Law
r-rc. Adams. Walter Bailey, Carter Gary
Willie Slaughter, Willie Saunderson, :.
Markham Of Manchester; Luther
Davis of Dorset: Willie Fox, Frank
and Willie Gary, Andrew Undertake, and
u Burton. of Richmond.
Willie crawford. a little son OF Mr.
Frank Crawford. of Stockton and Fourth
Streets had the misfortune 10 fall Mon
day afternoon and break his arm. Willie
Isl only { years old, and had climbed TO
The top of a high trunk in his fathers
house. when he lost his footing and rolled
M to the floor The left arm, which re-
ceytd bis weight. was fractured below
tle elbow Or. Rucker was summoned
and set the broken member. This is the
second time this arm OF Willies has been
broken 40 The same place
JOE FLEMING INSANE.
Joe Fleming negro who is believed
o. bee deranged. is az the police station.
and commission Of lunacy will be held
over him to-day.
J0. who has always been regarded as
simple minded, was acting unusually
strange ON Hull street yesterday, and
't'l-|A n NAlNf A4lii7NNll4D A'flll'A ~ htNtH-
safy 90 place him under arrest. He did
So tut BID required the combined and very
active Efforts Of four officers to bring
Dim 20 The station-house and put him
l He CELL Nor was he quiet or subdued
h tae lookup but fought at everybody
Hh9 came his way. Water had 10 be
thrown on him during the day as a means
o. Iac.fcatlOn.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Nr Charles Clarke. who has been quite
O.. H bis home in Swansboro, is inn
proving
The members Of West-End Methodist
church are holding "A series OF prayer
meetings az the church. They will con-
lnl. during the week.
Manchester Council, Royal Arcanum,
NET last night al Toncy's Hall. and in
Stalled The officers recently elected for the
Succeeding term.
Ile Manchester Cotillon Club has de-
c4ei 90 give a german Friday night. jan
uay ust
Annual Sales over C.O0O, 900 Boxes