The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-15
Applicants for the State Normal at
FarmviIIe, Va.
TWO VERY PAINFUL ACCIDENTS.
Death of Mrs. Minnie II. warmer ano
Mr.. George \. Newby-Conditiono OF
the sick-Other Manchester
News of Interest.
N,ycursrrn BunE,U BrouMoyO TINS.

and 10th OF August by superintendent y.
L. Pulllam. III VIII take place at the
same time the teachers are examined.
These examinations will be held at the
Bainbridge-Street White School building.
President Frazier. OF the State Female
Normal School. Will furnish questions 10
he used al these examinations, which VIII
he sent TO all the superintendents
throughout the State.
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
Mr.. Ira w Alley, a special policeman
for Chesterfield county. met with pain
ful accident While threshing wheat on MS
farm yesterday BY some means his
hand got caught between the endless
chain and the cog-wheel. His arm was
drawn in and did not stop until the chain
was forced of by his arm. His hand and
arm were both badly lacerated. but he
did not receive any serious damage. II
will be some time before he VIII be able
TO use the limb
Willis Jones Of west Ninth street. had
his hand painfully cut Yesterday with
circular saw while at his work az Win
stons sash and blind factory in Rich
mond. Besides other cuts. his thumb
was sawed on.
DEATH OF MRS. WARMER.
lingering Illness. yesterday morning At
No 1914 Hull street at o'clock. She was
a young wife only twenty-One wears of
age and leaves husband. SIR. w. +.
WARMER and one small child.
She was a consistent member OF Fifth
Street Methodist church and when In
health always took great pleasure in
doing what she could for the cause Of the
Master and His work. Size was also A
member Of Lilly Council, Daughters Of
Liberty.
The funeral will take place from the
Flfth-Street church this afternoon
at 4 o'clock. The pastor, Rev. George
r. McFaden. will conduct the services.
The iuterment will be made in Maury
cemetery.
AN INFANT DEAD.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
street. will be grieved to learn Of the
SAD death, after "A lingering illness. Of
their little daughter Eva Lewellyn. aged
twenty months and fifteen days
The interment viii be made in lakewood
cemetery at at 1880 to-day Burial ser
vice al the grave.
MR. NEWLY DEAD,
Mr.. George A. Newly died At the resi-
dence Of his father. Mr. Joseph N. New
by. about twelve miles from the CITY.
Wednesday night at il O'Clock. lie was
in the thirtieth year Of his age, and had
been sick for some time past.
lie leaves a wife and two small chill
drcn. and also two SISTERS IN thls CITY,
Mrs G.. ID. Corbus and Mrs. II. y. Grid
die The deceased left Manchester sew
oral years ago for Savannah where he
made his home. He was taken M mere
and was advised 10 come 70 virginia TOT
his health. n did him but little good, IS
he gradually grew worse, unul oeath
ended his suffering.
The funeral will take Place from Hope
well church to-day Rev. MT. hld-
dick. tho pastor. will conduct the ser
vices. The interment viii be mace IN the
family burying- ground
WITH THE SICK.
Mrs. Belle Coxon, OF Fifteenth street,
between Perry and Porter was taken
suddenly IN Wednesday. Her CONDITION
is still precarous.
Miss Mary Lpscomb is still confined 10
her room by sickness. but Is improving.
Or. Lawrence Ingram. who has Deen
detained al home by sickness, Is improN-
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
At a regular meeting of Lilly Council.
Daughters Of Liberty neid wednesday,
night. the following officers were INSTALL
ed for the insuing year BY Deputy Illus
Loser:
Councillor. Lee Taylor; associate coun-
cilor. Leon0ra Meredith; vice councillor
Rosa Coils. associate vice cOuncHor'
Luther Adams past councllon' D. ~
Reams. junior past cOuncuor, refer al,
nier; guide. clara Fischer; inside sentinel,
Robert Eastwood; outside sentinel, jose
phlne Huband: recording secretary, An
ME pugh. financial secretary, Sdllle liu-
band; treasurer, Mrs Crostlc.
MR.. MFADEN POUNDED.
Rev. George II. McFaden, pastor OF the
Fifth-Street Methodist church, receives
a severe pounding Wednesday night. II
was not administered by the hands OF an
enemy. however, but was token OF the
love and affection with which he Is being
held by his congregation
After the regular Wednesday night
services he was advised 70 visit MS nome
There. much to his surprise ana pleas
IRE. ne found great quantity or gro
ccrias and other household necessities.
They were left at his home while he was
holding services for his people. The rev
erend gentleman deeply appreciates me ne
gifts more for the tokens OF aAecllvh
man for their intrinsic worth
GETTING READY FOR WORK.
civ Engineer James A. Llpscomb was
engaged Wednesday In laying pn the
nIsns for the shirt and overall plant.
These works will be erected at the cor
nor ~ frwenty-hrst and Decatur streets.
Rids have been advertised for the erec-
ZION of the building by the special COM
mittee appointed by the Council TO look
after the matter These bids will have
no be I'm the hands OF Mr.. j. X. Green,
the chairman OF the committee to-mor-
row.
The parties who win engage In this
business and for whom the plant Is being
erected. are ready FOR their part OF the
contract as soon as the work Is com
pleted. They will give employment to be-
tween $50 and 400 white girls.
THE CITY FATHERS
The CITY Council will meet to-
niaht al an adjourned session. The pres
ideut. Captain John O'Brlcn, Will then an
nounce his committees for the ensuing
ferm The election Of City Attorney Will
also come up. Judge William /. ClOpton
has held this office for "A number OF years.
Al the last meeting OF the Council ne
t'ach Gentleman received five votes. Mr.
pace was az one time the Common
wealth s-Attorney for the city. On mo-
ton the election was postponed until the
coming meeting OH, - - A.. -.
fairs NJ me overall factory. The Build
To- and land Committee have been called
80 r,gef al o'clock tonight
act on the matter They will then make
'''''' BRIEF MENTION.
NJ aud Airs r. w Mooney are spend
,,g tho summer at Black Rock Springs.
Thev were ordered there by her physic-
ian She h improving. -
Mrs $ w. Wash. OF No. 97 west Mar
shall street. and her I'VE en.'a ss,;,r Ana
Mrs Agnes Dillon VIII ledNe sd'urday
for Petersburg. Va. -.
Air j. Il. Caudle left Wednesday night
,or New York on a pleasure and business
Miss Marion Robertson, Of Savannah.
Ca. a daughter 81 Mr.. ~ ROBERTSON.