The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
LITTLE GIRL
BADLY BURNED
Little Marguerite Gallagher Fell Into
an Open Crate.
TOO DEATHS IN MANCHESTER.
Major T.. G. Warwick Died at Hts
Home in Chesterfield County.
Other News From the South
Side Of the James.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times
11l2 Hull Street. Beattie BLOCK


1112 Hull Street. Beattie Block.
marguerite Gallagher. the six-year-old
daughter OF Mr. Edward Gallagher, was
badly burned about the face and hands
by falling into the open CRATE, at her
home. yesterday afternoon about . o'clock.
The child was playing in the room and in
running before the fire tripped ana fell.
DR.. Lawrence ingram was called and
dressed the burns The CHILD was rest
Ing as comfortably as could be hoped last
night. The burns, while quite painful,
are not considered oi a very serious ma
ture.
MRS. CALLENBERGER DEAD.
Mrs. ". il. Camenoerger. VINO has been
| quite nl at her home. No. 1917 Porter
street Tor several weeks. died yestef Jay
| al gJ5 O'Clock. The deceased was quite
an old lady and had lived Ia Manchester
MANY years. The funeral service viii
take place at West-End Methodist
church tomorrow afternoon al go
o'clock, burial al Maury cemetery. The
following will act a. pall-Dearers. Messss
Geo. Crawford, William Crozier, V. ID.
Toler Lewis ogden, Frank Turley, w.
c. clements. Henry Holland and Peter
Cole
DEATH OF MAJOR WARWICK.
Major Il. c. Warwick died yesterday
morning at o'clock at his country home,
Oampueld Chcstcfntid county, AaJof
warwick had been iu bad health Tor
number Of years. bat within the last
wear his condition was much improved.
and until a week ago yesterday, when he
was taken suddenly Dbl, his ianiiy anu
friends had thought he would i've seFe~
raj years.
Major Warwick was sixty-nye years
OLD. and one OF the oldest and bcst-known
citizens of his county. His nome LOT
several years was In Richmond, where ne
was i'm business. ana was a man oil CON
siderable wealth. lie distinguished him
self in the civil war for his bravery ana
! mas always been known as q most polished
virginia gentleman His family IS amons
the Oldest and truest Of the state. Major
Warwick leaves a widow and three chill
dren-Miases Mary and Lena Warwick, and
Nr p. C.. Warwick, Jr., all OF whom were
with him at the time of his death.
Major Warwick was a native Of Rich
mond. and is widely known and related
i'm this city. lie was for NUMBER OF
wears president Of the CALICO Mills Com
pany and also represented his district IN
the Virginia Senate.
He was married twice. his first wife be-
ing q Miss Burwell. of POwhatan. His
second wife was a Miss Temple OF
Chesterfield. The funeral has been ar
ranged FOR Monday a L o'clock at Monu-
mental church. The remains viii reach
Richmond tomorrow morning. The iol-
lowing gentlemen have been selected as
pall-bearers:
Actiye-Messrs. Richard Pegram, Blair
b. StringfellOW. D. G.. Zollicofier, r.. l..
@. Scott. T. l.. Alfrend. julius Baker, a.
Il. Guigon. &. H. Phillips, Geo. ID. May o.,
and John NJ. Sclater.
IIonorary-M Major ID. y. Walker Mr.
l.. IL. MAYO. Mr. James G.. Craig, Colonel
Morton Marye, Judge Ingram Mr. d. ID.
Tailey. Mr. James T.. Tyler, Jr, Or. h..
ID. Spalding.
The pau-bearers are requested TO as
sembic lt the Monumental church at ll.f5
A. NJ. Monday.
Mrs. Louisa Vaughan died yesterday
morning al 1880 o'clock az the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Jacob Kahn, 1915 HUI
street, Manchester. Mrs. Vaughan was
a widow and in tine seventeen year OF
her age She had lived In Manchester
FOR the past eight years. She had lot
been q member Of the Episcopal church
and consecrated Christian woman.
Mrs. Vaughan leaves three daughters
and two sons-Mrs. h. J.. Hamilton, Mrs
Jacob Kahn. of Manchester, and Mrs
Roach. ci Petersburg; Mr. James NJ
Vaughan and Mr.. William Vaughan.
The remains will be taken to Dinwiddie
county. her old home Monday morning
for burial The funeral viii be held at
the grave.
At TIE STATION.
Junus Miller the negro. who did the
| cutting Of another negro at the corner
of Fifteenth and HUI streets. about 10 days
ago. was before the Mayor yesterday
morning and dischar ged, upon the grounds
that he was justifiable
Nevelle, the negro who has been break
ing The seals on the box cars of the At
lantic Coast Line railroad was returned
TO Jail his trial being postponed.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. d. Darlington Crssley, Of Edge
Hu Charlotte county. was IN Manches-
ter. visiting his friends Yesterday.
Miss Lizzie owens entertained her
friends Friday evening at her home In
! SwansboIO.
Miss Matte Ellington left Friday for
sclraa. y. g.. whore sac will visit friends
Dir. j w Powell of Norfolk who has
boon spending the past week in Manches-
ter, returned TO his home yesterday. ac-
cpmpanied by Mr.. JEFF Morrissette, who
will visit him for few days.
Alr En- NETT burgess. of Surry county,
Is visiting i'm Manchester
Mrs HOye and graudi IA. Percy. have
returned from SurrN county. whore they
have been visiting the past few DAYS.
Mr. raui thlppcii ard his sister. Mabel,
from Surry county. are visiting Miss
Rubic Price, No. so Everett street
llr ". q. Robinson. VINO has been
visiting in this city. has returned 10 his
home in chester
At THE CHURCHES.
Tie annual Christmas enf frtninmont Of
West End Sunday-school % take place
Monday evening ~ o'clock al West End
NJ. T.. church. The entire school and The
public cordially invited
Services at WestErd church to-day
Sunday-school at $3.50 \. NJ. Services
at II a. NJ, conducted by Rev W.
V Tudor. p. f.: at 7.a5 f.. NJ. by the pas
tor. Rev. a. C. Bergman
Epworth League meetings al 3 and Z
T. NJ Al welcome
Rev DR. w. V. Tudor will preach to-
morrow night at Central Methods;
the pulpit this morning at II o'clock.
Rev w w Sisk has returned from HE
Christmas vacation. and viii preach al
Clorton-sireet both mo- ling ana even
ing to-day.
Rev. j. II. Dearborn will preach AZ
e:l5 A. NJ. and EndcaVor meeting at T