The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18

street. met with &: very painful accideat
on last Wednesday about ocloSA' ~
Williams is employed as sawyer III thc
saw-room of the Richmond Ceoar "oiN,'
and was engaged at the time OF lIe aeCi-
dent IN ga wing block about fourteen
inches in length, when IN some iili1iii'e.
the block slipped and his hand was ciusht
between the saw and the block, cutting
off two of his fingers entirely, and
GOOD portion of his other two fingers.
DR.. Hoge, the physician OF the Seoai
Works. was at once summoned ana
dressed his hand, and found that az
least another finger would have 70 Dc
omnutated. This is the third accident
that has happened to Mr.. (Wilnams IN the
last year
About a year ago Mr.. Charles Woodson,
a well-known and popular young business
man of Fulton began to decline in nealth'
and with the hope for restoration, ne
left for Colorado. Glad tidings nave
since been received by his friends. A let
ter received this week by his father
gives an interest ting account OF his ex-
perieuce in the far-off land, and states
that his health is fine, having gained
over. fifty pounds since he left his former
home.
The Builders League of Danny-Street
Methodist Episcopal Church wall meet at
the residence of Mrs. Lizzie Leonard, NO.
TOO Louisiana Street, on "Wednesday even
Ing at o'clock. -,
The Kings Daughters ana sons WIZ
meet at the residence 81 MISS Nal .h..
Black, No. 425 Denny street. to-iiioAi y"
night at o'clock.
Mr.. Marcellus Eacho left last week for
Newport News to engage in business.
Mcssrs. Holiday. Parish and Geo. Chli-
drey. two prominent young men IN rul-
toms society, are contemplating trip to
Cuba early in May.
Mr.. Rudolph Gill has returned to MS
home in Newport News. after visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Susie v. Meredith has returned
from Norfolk after visiting friends and
relatives. asa.-..a
The Ladies Auxiliary Society of Den.
ny-Street Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Trent. on
Fourth Street. next Monday at 3 O'Clock.
a1cssrs. Patron and Wesley Taylor, two
prominent brick-masons. left last week
FOR Dismal Swamp, where they have &C
cepted a position with the branch OF the
Richmond Cedar Works at that place.
Mrs. c. H. Smith continues quite SICK
1T her residence on Louisiana Street.
Mr.. Henry CARRIER, son of Councilman
+. H. CARRIER, is confined to his residence
on Graham Street, with rheumatism
Rev. E. 3. Snead, rector of Weddell
Memorial chapel, has been Slightly lndis-
posed for the past several days.
Mrs w. j. Carr, who has been quite
sick at her residence on Nicholson Street,
Is able to be out again.
Miss Annie Deoppe rendered her friends
a social at her residence, No. 800 Louisiana
Street, Friday night. 1t was an occasion OF
which those present will never forget the
following were present: Misses Bessie
Wells, Monte Leonard, Mary Bacon, Hat
tie and Martha Leonard. Emma Kline,
Rosa Jordan, Mary Angle. Nettie Seals
Bessie McCool, Lillian Duke, Carrie Cur
by and Annie Deoppe. The gentlemen
were Charles NARROW, John and Gordon
Enroughty, Harry Gaulding, Ernest
Whitiock, Charles Wells Charlie and
Willie Chidress, Harvey McCabe, Willie
and Leslie CURLY, Charlie. Edgar and
Louis Deoppe. A1irth and music prevailed
until late hour, when an elegant COLA
ton was served. The chaperoneS OF the
party were Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Mcdowell,
and Mrs. Doeppe.
The Womans Missionary Society of Full
ton Baptist Church will meet at the par
scnage. No. eco Graham Street. thurs
day night at o'clock Business Of i'm
portance to be transacted