The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
SERIOUS FALL
IN MANCHESTER
Henry Hill is Injured in Fall From
Passenger Car.
MRS. sNELLINGs NO BETTER
Mr. Charles Roberts Suffers Stroke
Of ParaIysis-Services at the Sew
eral Churches To-Dav-Ncws,
Personal and Brief.
MRS. sNELLINGs NO BETTER
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
u112 Hull Street, Beattie Block.
Henry Hill, an employe at the shops OF
the Coast Line Railroad, fell from the
roof of a passenger coach yesterday AZ.
noon and sustained painful injuries IN the
back and hip.
He was removed to his home, No 50
Walden Avenue, where DR.. Ingram, the
company's surgeon, rendered medical
treatment.
Mr.. CHAs. ROBERTS.
Mr.. Charles Roberts, night fireman d.
the Richmond Wood Working COMPANY,
was taken suddenly i'll at the plant Fri
dav night and was removed to his home
on Fifteenth and Semmes Streets, whe1e
ne remains quite Ill. It is feared ne mas
suffered a stroke Of paralysis.
Mrs s \. Viies left yesterday for Colo
RADIO Springs, where she will spend me
summer.
,Ir. and Mrs William G. Pollard return
Cd Yesterday from White sulphur Springs
~. 7 Brooks. of No 7l6 McDonough
Street, is visiting friends and relatives a
Weldon, n. c.
Mrs. r. G. Dyer, of No. 92+ McDonough
Street, is confined at home by sickness:
liberty Council has recently paid to MI
Frank l.. West. guardian for the chiidren
of the late Ashby Claiborne, $50, a death
claim. 81,
Mrs. virginia scliStI4A!SS iSiit'ii'"
There was little or no Grange III me-
dltion yesterday.
49, personal AND BRIEF
The remains OF Mr.. Michael Lyncn. VINO
died al the Cd Dominion Hospital .Ihurs-
day night were expressed YESTERDAY os
Mesers B H Morrisette & Co., TO Peck
vile. Pa. his former home
Yesterday, though warm enough, was On
Improvement over Friday. Tho thermom-
ya6tArCaE IN several
n1aces in the city SO In the shade. About
O'Clock 1t had reached IS, but the oreezss
have MAIDS the weather more toleraoie-
Mrs. vIrslnia Snelings remains very Ill,
and the end is expected almost hourly
A meeting Of the Finance Committee
was held Saturday night at winch onlS
routine business was tTanacted
Miss Lila Drinkwater, who spent the
Fourt;, with Miss Emma Bosher, has re-
turned to her home in Petersburg.
Richard Lockett (colored), who was ar
rested Friday night by Officer Wright for
carving a gun was fined $50 in the Police
Court Yesterday morning
Property belonging TO the late Gus.
Berger viii! be sold next Wednesday at 10
clock at the store by MesSrs- Augustine
ROYAL & Co
Miss Virgie sneIngs is sick at her home
on Porter Street.
The four-monthz-old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Norris Gootznouki died Friday at
the. home on Hull Street
One OF the negroes working on the
street force yesterday was accidentally
! struck In the back with pick. making
quite Il painful wound.
AT THE CHURCHES.
Fifth-Street Methodist Church:-Preach
| inr at II A. NJ and ) P. NJ by the pastor,
| Rev ]. s. Wallace. Epworth League SER
vice at 4:3O P. NJ.
Regular services are to be held at AS
| bury Methodist Church to-day. Preach
| ing both morning and night by the pastor,
| lanes S. Green Subject for Ii A. NJ.
Lazarus and Dives; at SID P. NJ
| "Dyes in Torment. or a Request from the
| ri. F" Picnic tickets for Buchroe Bench
| will he given to the scholars in the morn
Regular services will be held at the
| FRS, Presbyterian Church. conducted by
| the pastor, Rev. Charles y. Van Houten.
| Rev. Kent Pendleton Will preach both
| morning and evening at Cowardin-Ave-
| nue. Christian Church
Contra! Methodist Church: Sunday-school
| Of els A. NJ: preaching by pastor at II A
| NJ The quarterly union meeting of tbs
Methodist Sundav-School Association OF
| Manchester will be held at Central church
| AT $50 P. NJ Let there be a full attend,
ance of all the schools. Preaching by pas
| tor al SIS ?. u.
Regular services will be held at Clopton-
Street Baptist Church by the pastor. Rev
W W Sisk. The Sunbeam Society WI
meet at $3.50 o'clock.
JUDGE GREGORY'S VIEWS
'.Whas do you think OF the 4;h of july
platform and ticket?" Judge j. NJ. Gregory
was asked Yesterday morning
81. is too early yet for me 10 expires:
any definite idea. but judging from VIVA
has occurred up to this time, it seems e
be the hugest joke ever played by th'
banker:.
DO you expect to support the ticket?"
II cant say yet wha. may DO Int
whole thing is so far short OF Mr.. Bry
ans views lately expressed in his persona
let,e. in the New York World. that if
do il will be with great deal of reserva
tiort'