The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-24
TWO ACCIDENTS
IN MANCHESTER.
Mr.. Henry J, Mantle Had a Fall and
Broke His Arm.
A LITTLE BOY ALSO HURT.
MIR. william Brown Missing from His
Home Many Cases of the Grip
Among the Railroad Men,
other Southsidc News.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
1ll2 Hull street, Beatie BLOCK

III Hull street. BtdlllC DUN
Mr. Henry J. Mantle met with pecu-
LA accident while at work at the stand
ard Spike Mills yesterday afternoon lie
was engaged in rolling a wheelbarroW
when for some reason he slipped and tell
over the vehicle. When ne was piched up
81 was found that his fore left arm was
broken above the wrist.
lie went to his home on Everett street
and physician was summoned. Or.
Jrewell Merchant attended 10 his needs
ana left him comfortable
POWHATAN NOTES.
Miss Ada Childress has returned to her
home near Dispatch. She had been visit
Ing friends I'm this city, but had TO re-
turn on account Of continued in health
Mr. and Mrs. 4. W. Porter and Mr.. NJ
w Pitts OF Elbow. are able 10 be up
after having the grip for the past two
weeks
Mr. S. s Sublctt and Miss Mary G.
Sublett. Of Subjects Station, are sick
with the grip
Mrs Lille Wills and son. Mayo wills.
are kept az home with the grip.
Miss Lula Bradshaw Is improving after
n ten days spell Of sickness
The physicians in this neighborhood
IRE kept on the 20 most Of the time
BROKE HIS ARM
WaNefN CANADA. inc fuur-Nea" -old
ton n Captain J. r. Canada. Of Four
teenth and McDonough streets. had the
misfortune Sunday afternoon 10 fall
and break his left arm in two places
The little fellow was In the front yard
playing with other children when he
slipped and fell from the porch 10 the
Ground. when picked up II was learned
that ne WAS badly hurt and Or r. r.
Rucker was summoned % attend him.
The physician found that the left arm
had been fractured I'm two places.
The child Is now doing as well as could
MR WM BROWN MISSING.
Mr. william Brown. who has been liv-
ing with his son-in-law, Mr.. Harry Hey.
left home Sunday and no trace of him
has since been found. The family have
hunted high and low for him, but with
ont success.
Mr. Hey lives about one mile beyond
Hranchs Church in the county. For
several weeks past Mr. Brown has been
spending the time with him and his wife
The family have noticed that Mir Brown
has been acting strangely and they have
oeen particular I'm paying especial atten-
ton TO him.
sunday ne eluded their vigilance and
made for the woods As ne went In the
direction OF the creek the family have
been very uneasy FOR fear nc has made
away with himself ANY information they
can receive will be appreciated.
Mayor Maurice had only one case before
him yesterday morning.
Claude Jones was up on complaint Of
his wife who said he abused her when
ever drunk He did so Saturday night,
and when she sent for an officer he left
home. He was found by am officer drunk
and asleep on seventeenth and HUI
streets and taken I'm charge and locked
up. lie pleaded for mercy and said he
The Navor asgessed him 81 so but he
did not have the money ana borrowed
the sum from has wife. She said she was
willing 90 pay 10 n ne would leave the
city and let her alone forever. lie prom
THE FASHIONABLE MALADY.
That fashionable disease. the grip.
seems 20 have a hold on the engineers
employed on the Southern railroad At the
present time there are seven laid up with
II and are unable 10 attend to their
duties As soon as "a well engineer comes
in and gets his lunch and sound sleep
ne has 10 take brother engineers run
and 20 % work An engineer said few
DAYS since that he was from home 80
much that his little childrep ala not
know him
CLOPTON-sTREET CHURCH.
Rev 5. T.. Grimsley preached 20 large
congregations Sunday az tloplon
street church. which were listened 10
with much interest and attention. Mr..
GrimslCy has % very feeling ana express
g.Ne manner in singing touching hymn
during the discourse 20 make vivid some
illustration ne desires 10 make. on next
sunday the pulpit will be- nlled In the
morning by Rev J. Emerson HICKS. OF
stockton Street Baptist church. Clopton-
Street church has not extended q can 10
any one as yet. The male members meet
every sunday after the morning service
10 discuss IN a general way that whlch
Is best for the future welfare or the
ROYAL ARCANUM
The Manchester Council, No 1911
Royal Arcanum. win have n big time
this evening and have made all pre-
paraii0ns for "A pleasant affair.
They will meet at T0neys Hal and
install officers and attend 10 other work
brought before the attention Of the meet
ing after which they will adjourn 90 the
Masonic Temple in body. where an
elegant supper will have been prepared
for them under the supervision OF Mr..
Augustine Royal as chairman OF the re-
freshment committee. number OF
members OF the order from Richmond 10
expected 20 be In attendance.
The following are the officers 10 be
Installed. John G. Rice regent. Chas.
Burkert. vice-reeent. l.. +. Pool. orator;
Geo. y. Gary. secretary; Chas. Wake
collector: l.. M. Nunnaily. treasurer, Il.
r. DuVai. chaplain: A. j. Smith. guide.
j. r. Jewett, warden; j. 7. Herrin. SEN
Try: VIM ~. Allen past regent
TRAMPs SENT TO JAIL
!. 'bauire l.. W. CaeaIhan had two