The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-31
BADLY INJURED
IN MANCHESTER
Thrown From His Wagon by a Run
away Horse.
ACCIDENT TO DARIUS HlNNANT.
Tho Mans Condition is Considered
Very Scrious-The Death of Mrs.
Eliza ". Ely Personals
aud Briefs.
ACCIDENT TO DARIUS HINNANT.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
1u2 HIM S.roei. bealue Block.

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
lll2 Hull street, Beatue Block.
porius Hinant was very seriously In
j1Ted yesterday afternoon about o'clock
in a runaway. The horse he was driving
became frightened at the corner Of Four
tocnth and Porter strets. and ran several
blocks out Porter. Hirnant was thrown
from the wagon. and when found was
unconscious.
On being carried 20 his home, Or. In
gram, the family physician, was called.
Upon diagnosis It was found that The
mans skull had been fractured in two
places, and his body was more or less
bruised and cut.
Dr. Merchant assisted DR.. Ingram In
dressing the wounds. Last night Hinnant
was resting as easily as could be hoped.
lie is considered in q very serious cOndi-
ton.
Miss Ada Clark. Of Baltimore is visit
ing Coley Lowell at no 1921 Porter street.
The following drug-stores viii close
al 1880 this morning carriers. Washing
ton. Friend Brothers Harrisons, and
j. G.. Srelings.
All Manchester viii follow the parade
TO Richmond to-day.
DEATH OF MRS. ELY.
Mrs. Eliza T.. Ely. wife OF Mr George
@. Ely. died Saturday nj midnight at her
late residence, SO. 1911 stockton street.
AGED siNty-cight years Mrs Ely had
been sick for only "a short time and had
only boon under the care of a physician
Tor a week. The death of This most esu-
mable lady Will be read with much re-
grct by her numerous friends She is
survived by her husband, who has been
am invalid for several months, and three
children. an Of this city-Alss Agnes, Mrs.
r. W. Roberts and Mr. Geo. -. Ely.
The services were both beautifully
and immessivcly conducted yes
terday afternoon from the house by Hey.
G.. y. Van Houten, Of the Presbyterian
church. very touching and patheuc
solo was sung by Mr. WIN. j. Norrissett.
after which the remains were quietly
borne to Maury Cemetery for interment.
LITTLE BOYS DEATH.
Mr.. and Mrs john IS. Gregg. of No.
400 west Twelfth street, had the misior-
tune TO lose their ittlc son, John W. Jr.
The death occurred about O'Clock sun
DAY afternoon. MI and Mrs Glegg have
only been m Che city short while DuL
since they have made their home mere
they have made host ot friends VINO
deeply symruthize with them. The re-
mains wcre shipped by undertakes
Morrissctt s. Son to Mars Bluff 5. c.,
yesterday morning for interment
ALL Is READY.
Tho Am absorbing topic on the street
yesterday morning was to-day Trades
Parade. There ARE some men in Man
chester who have certainly labomd most
faithfully in the interest Of that ciiy's
part i'm the programme. ana their EFFORTS
nave been rewarded with encouraging
success. The following firms notified
Chief Marshal wood yesterday morning
of their intention 20 turn out: w. b.
Peasants. D. w. Toney, Burkert d VIII
Iams. JJ. W Roach. Nunnaly & Bro,
Geo. Ream, Geo. Nunnally, T.. w. Mox-
ley. Geo. Paul d. Bro, and Cllman
SON Mr.. Wood IS much pleased with
the way I'm which the people have come
90 his aid in the effort 90 make the
Manchester showing most croditable.
A change has been made in the
course the parole Will follow in Man
chester The column viii start promptly
at $50 o'clock from the fountain, keeping
down Hun street 90 Twelfth street. then
out Twelfth 20 Semmes instead Of Nc
DonOugh. down Semmes 90 the Free
bridge. There Will be in the procession
thirty or more floats. attracuvely repre-
=enting the enterprise Of the city. All are
requested 60 report promptly az $50 at
The fountain
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED.
The marriage Of Miss Agnes Eliza Walk
ar 20 Mr. Thomas Ernest owens, has been
announced. The wedding viii take place
at Meade Memorial church Wednesday.
November SIN, ceremony 10 be performed
bv Rev. BENJAMIN Dennis, rector Of that
church.
Marriage license was issued Yesterday at
noon by Clerk DuNal 10 Mr.. Corneia HUI
band and Miss Grace Pearman. The we'd
ding will take place this evening
at $3.50 o'clock az the home OF the bride.
PERSONALS
The druggists Of Manchester will close
to-day from 1880 10 o'clock kin honor
OF the Civic Carnival.
Mayor Ma rice has stated that an pub
lie offices i'm the city OF Manchester will
be closed to-day in honor Of the launch
ing of the "Shubrick."
Mr. i. T.. Early has returned from his
weeks vacation
Messrs. Z. II. Wells and d. T. Puliiam
were at Chesterfield Courthouse on bus
mess yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grunstead. Of Dinwiddie
county are Nl3ilAub 4t+tl4Na anu AtidtiNtH
In Manchester
The Misses Fahis viii have as their
guest during the launching Misses Lccke
Of Glcndower; DANES. of Scottsyillc. and
Jannan. Of Charlottesville. Va.
Mrs VIM. Bolton. OF Swansboro. who
was very much indsposed Saturday. Is
better.
Mr.. John r. Flournoy has returned TO
Newark. y. j., after a visit 70 his moth
er on Decatur street and his old home
in POwhatan county. where he with
party Of friends from Newark, enjoyed
a successful hunt
Mr.. William Tatum. Of the First Ward,
Is considered very sick at his home.
Miss Julia Moore IS very sick at the
residence Of her mother 1928 Bainbridge
street.
Horses Shocked.