The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
STRANGE MISHAP
IN MANCHESTER
Joseph Hardgrave Gets Hung BY the
Chin on a Hook.
THEY MUST GET THEIR LICENSES
Police Are After Owners Of Dogs ana
Goass Who Have Not Paid Taxes.
Tie Iron Works Begin Ac-
tive Operations.
THEY MUST GET THEIR LICENSES
MANcursTCs BuRE,r. rIcHuoND TN IS
lIIt1 LIZ 4 L. h .rr 4 LL1CA.

MAtlit1h dttOiy Oh 4hilu anu nun
streets.
ne nad business from the upper door
OF me ouLoIag - the floor be.OW. In
stead OF Dsing the STAIRS ne proceeded 40
come GOWN tne rope la the natcn well.
before ne arrived az mis- destination AIS
ci-In got caught ln the HOOK at tine end OF
the rope, WDIcn la~eiated II very badly.
tie Lad TO nang unll relieved by some
Of the emp.oyes IN tne place.
Young harGgrdye mad the tn luck one
day last weoA 10 tan through the same
well TO the ground nOor Fortunately
he was not injured.
ArIEn DOG OWNERS.
The ponce OF this city have been after
the owners OF dOss anu goats during the
past few weeks, VINO have not secured
medals, and tuere0y paid taxes on theT
pets. This tax is Always due on the nrst
OF each August but the people are in
variaOly given a few days in which 10
appear at the city AUDITOR office and
setue for the same. This year they have
been very Negligent and some of them
will get in trouble.
The police nave the names OF a num-
Der of these people and they will all be
summoned to appear before the Mayor
next Saturday morning TO show ,aust
Why they should not pay a fne for faiI-
ing to attend TO this duty. They viii
also ne required 10 secure a meGal Wucu
the fine is imposed.
WORMS FIRED UP.
The Standard Spike and Iron Works
recumed operation yesterday morning af-
ter an idleness of several months. TITS
plant would have started TO work Thirty
days ago. but the necessary iron could
not be secured. These works will now
employ two shifts of handsome at night
and the other at day. They give employ
ment TO one hundred men, and ninety per
cent. OF these are skilled wOrkmen. who
make good wages. They reside in this
city and Richmond.
The goods manufactured By these people
are Of a fine grade. and they find sale Tor
them in different sections Of the state
There Is at the present time a movement
on foot to increase and enlarge these
works for the manufacture of q different
class OF goods.
DEEDS RECORDED.
The clerk OF the Hastings Court record
ed twenty-six deeds during the month Of
October.
There were also six marriage licenses
issued from this oflicc-thrce to white
and three 10 cOlored couples.
TIE Chief-of-Police in his report 10 the
Mayor FOR the past month. reports
tWenty-cight arrests. OF these arrests
two were for felony, ten for misdcmean-
or twelve for ordinance violations, Two
against suspicious characters. and two
for passing counterfeit money.
FUNERAL OF MRS WELLS.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary 8.
Wells took place from the Central Meth
odist church sunday afternoon az $500
% clock. kev. W. " Lear conducted
the services assisted boy Rev. Or. l.. r.
Thornhill The interment took place IN
M3ury Cemetery.
The following gentlemen We're the pail
bearers: Mossrs ~. C. Beatde. \. g..
Evans NJ 4. Campbell Ernest Young
W. -. Anderson. and @. -. Price
Mrs. Wells death occurred at the rest
dence Of her daughter. Mrs G. 4. Adams
No. S23 Hull street Saturday afternoon
at 500 o'clock. She was the relict a. the
late Samuel II. Wells
AN INDIAN DEAD.
on Friday night stranger made DIS
appearance AT the home Of David Dan
gerneld. ID colored man. who lives at
Clopton station. and said b. had "a chill
and wanted to stop I'm his stable duriua
the night Permission was granted anu
blankets furnished Tor the comfort 81 Sire
man. Saturday morning Danferiield
went 20 see his guest when Doe lonno
him very i'i. Hc then had him removed
'nto the dwelling house, where he ieceN-
eel the best attention III ''1 "'''' W
Daneerleld and his wife
The members OF the family sat up VIII.
him until rcarly O'Clock ihls morning
when they retired. as ihty Me'' "..h'"
prOple aud bod 30 ravc 90 rrs-. N""'
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during The night
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On FRIDAY night last O. gang Of thieves
got into q loaded box-car on the south
ern railroad. When the train uu'ed 'u'
and had gotten nearly TO Eobious sta