The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-28
MASHED HIS FOOT
WHILE AT WORK.
Mr.. Brooks Painfully Hurt in Man
chester.
TO HAVE NO VACCINATION
Chesterfield VIII Not Take Any ON
cial Action Manchester Negro
soldiers Re,urn-o'her News
from she SOnthside.
TO HAVE NO VACCINATION
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
lll2 hun street. beat14e DUN

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times;
llI2 nun street. Beatt.e bioeh' Z,
NJ Clarence W. Brooks. an emp.oye
- tnc Soufnorn railroad, had tne mlsios-
,,,nc 10 mash his foot very baby yestti-
A., afternoon. lie was engaged Win the
hridoe force in doing some repairs
short distance from the CITY. re N"S
,ssistinr IN moving heavy peice OF lum-
her ana when they had gotten where
i, belonged. thoy lc, 10 drop 10 the ground.
The lumber fen on MI BLOOMS loo'
and smashed 10 very badly lie was
brought to his home on west seNeh'h
street. where he received me necessary
treatment.
WILL TAKE 40 ACTION.
Tho sun.r,isors Of Chesterfield county
will not take any action as yet towards
having the people In the county Nace'-
mated This was what a member OF the
board said yesterday
swapsboro adjoins Manchester and has
a population Of about 250. The people
IN the city think II there is a general
vaccination in Manchester. that there
should also be one In Swansoofo. one
Is as much needed as the other some
portions Of Swansboro are very thickly
inhabited.
SOLDIERS RETURN.
The Manchester contingent of the Sixth
Virginia Regiment United States Vol
unteers. arrived here last night al G
o'clock The members appear 70 be IN
the best 1f health All OF them appear
60 have money as they have been paid
of and mustered out
There were quite "A number from Man.
chester in this regiment.
A STORE ROBBED
Thieves broke the window Of L. Han
iu NrN "a
No 1921 Hun street yesterday morning
about o'clock They managed TO com
pietely demolish one Of his large win
dows.
They succeeded in getting a quantity
~ hats. caps. shirts. and Otner articles.
IL Is supposed 10 was their intention 10
get through the window into the store
where they could loot the stock TO Ihelr
hearts content but about this time Oihcer
Smith passed and frightened them OIL;
When he saw where the attempt Iau
been made TO enter the place a SWINGING
shelf was sun in notion where they hau
been trying TO get their stolen soous
from the window.
This makes the third time this store has
been broken into and robbed Wlthln the
past two or three years.
About eighteen months ago Mr.. Marx,
who then kept the store, was ropDed on
"a quantity of clothing. The thieves were
caught and are now serving ume IN inc
''''' DIR DR. KERN TO PREACH.
Rev. ]. A. Kern. y. D.. president OF
the Randolph Macon College, VIII preach
nj Central Methods church tomorrow
nicht at 1:H o'clock. DR.. Kern is
sneaker Of much force and viii no DOUBT
interest and instruct the large audience
that will be present 20 hear MN. i'eN.
l. G. Read. the pastor, VIII conduct lhe
morning service at the usual houI'
BRIEF MENTION.
No cases before the Mayor In the rem
ple OF Justice this morning.
Mr. J. Fay Duval left yesterday morn
ing Tor Manassas. Va, where ne VIII
spend few days with friends.
Misses Pollard of King William, ana
Alexander. Of West Virginia. are the
quests of Mrs. II. w Roberts. OF Nlhth
and Porter streets. -,..... ....,.,
Miss Louise Bagly of Lunenoufs couh.
". is the guest of Mrs. :. j. ingram %
Porter street l..t. 10. s.- r,bos-
,erdeld Courthouse yesterday morhihE
with a batch Of prisoners, VINO Were OF
dered in confinement by Squire Il. W.
Cheatham.
Messrs. +. II Wells and W. II. WASH
ington left Tor the Courthouse yesterday
morning on a deer hunt.
Mr. W j. Carter returned home Ihuls-
dav night. lie has been spending the
nsst week I'm New York. on business
Sheriff Gin. OF Chesterfield, was IN the
city yesterday morning.
Miss Nora Keplar. of Henrico county. is
visiting Miss Deal fahr, az NO. 1911 be-
tafur street.