The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-21
A C0L0RED MAN
SERIOUSLY HURT
John King Fractures His Skull in
Manchester.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH,
Horse Driven 10y Mrs. j. =. Boyd Killed
10y MISUNDERSTANDING of Ma
son's-PersOnal Mentio'
other News.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH,
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times
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Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
Ill2 UuH street. Beattie Block.
A colorod man named John King was
very seriously hurt yesterday morning
while jumping Off "a Southern railway
train.
DE sustained three lacerated wounds
on the forehead. confusion OF the left
shoulder. and a fracture of the skull
Dr. Lawrence Ingram was at once sum
moned and attended to IBIS injuries. The
physician considers his condition serious.
Bunn.e Dunnayant. a young white man.
VAS arrested yesterday about u o'clock
nv Policeman Smith for cursng and
r,ts,pc "a disturbance around the United
r,tto, Mills on First street. Tie VIII
nav. "a nearing before Mayor Maurice
this morning.
The funeral OF Mrs Rebecca $. Nom-
aQk took place yesterday morning iIviu
tine residence of her son. Mt "e''Io
1vomack 40 1870 Stockton street IL
,,'s. conducted bv Rev. 8. A. sullivan,
p1sfor of Oak Grove Baptist chufch. me
iuterrnent took place in the family oury-
mr ground iu Chesterfield county
THE MAsONs.
The stated communication Of Manches-
ter Lodge. so. a. a. r. and A. NJ, which
will Dee held next Saturday night an the
Temple hun street and CoWafdn ave-
nue. is looked forward 20 with the great
est interest by all Masons of the city.
ON this occasion W0rshipful Brother
Thomas ". McCaw. az Richmond Lodge.
40 20. will Doe present and will present 10
Il. n
among the archives. the past-masters
Jewel and the aurou worn and used by
RIGHT Worshipfu william a. Pattesou.
once master of Manchester Lodge. and
afterwards Grand Master Of Mas0ns in
Virginia. Alr McCaw is a. grandson OF
Dr. William A. Patteson. Dr. Ia-teson
D. wen remembered by AN of The older
Masons of Manchester being for many
years the stan of the order in the CITY.
ESCAPED DEATH
Mrs j. s Boyd. OF the county who
lives near Chester. had a hair-breadth
os.aro from death by lightning ON last
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Boyd was alone
in her buggy. driving along home, when
the terrific storm overlook her. Ihefe
w8r a dazzling flash ar once and terrihc
peal 0f thunder The lady was dazod and
shocked slightly and thrown forward
in her buggy Her horse had been struck
bv the lightning and killed n his tracks
Mrs Boyd aside from the fright, suffer
ed no harm whatever.
FINE DISCOURSE
Rev Theodore Heisig. of Freehold, y.
j.. President OF the b. Y. l.. T.. OF bis
state. preached a fire sermon al the Co
wardin-Ayenue Christian Church last
Sunday from Jno. t.. o. His audience
was delighted and greatly benefited. Ills
discourse made profound impression.
He convinced his hearers that he was
we'll acquainted with the Master.
The Lamb of GOO was held uD as tho
only hope and help Of lost men. He took
his audience into the presence and heart
Of the great sacrifice Tor sin.
His hearers were led 20 appreciate more
mud more the savior aud the great need
OF a saving look az Him who takes away
the sin Of the world. Long will the con-
eregation remember and be prohted by
the powerful sermon.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mr. Addison Weisiger and wife. OF Au-
p,ista Ga are visiting his brother, Mr.
David j. Weisiger. No. il2 Coward!n ave-
nue.
Mrs sarah War. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs r. ID. Whitehead. left
Yesterday for New York where she
will remain several days before going TO
the White Mountains OF New Hamp-
shire for the rest Of the summer.
Ms Anna Nehlett Ingram. Of lil5 Por.
ter stree. who has been visiting friends
IN Petersburg. Il now the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Matt Matthews, McFarlands
Va
Mrs. I. H. seigle left Friday to visit
her mother in Prince Edward county.