The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-20
HIS INJURIES
MAY COST HIS LIFE.
Mr.. B. C. Cole Terribly Injured in a
Runaway Yesterday.
THE DEMOCRATS TO MEET.
MFR. Lewis Money Was Seen Yesterday
in misunderstanding Court i'll
Observation-Disclosures Parade.
News, Personal AID Brief.
THE DEMOCRATS TO MEET.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
IlO2 Hull Street, BeaitIe BLOCK.

Manchester Bureau, hIcnnOnd llliieS'
11O3 HUI Street, Beaiue BLOCK.
A runaway accident occurred yestec-
day afternoon on Maury Street, which
is likely to result in the death OF Mr.
s. g. Cole, {; well-known horse dealer
OF Manchester Mr. Cole and his son were
driving when the horse became frightened
and ran away. The buggy was thrown
against a telephone pole and both occu-
pants thrown out. MIR. Cole was thrown
directly against the pole with sllch force
that his body rebounded several feet
When picked up he was found uncon-
scious, his skull badly crushed, jaw-bone
broken in two places and other injuries.
He was taken at once to his house on
Sixth and Hull Streets, where Drs. Mat
thews and Rucker were summoned. After
careful examination. they found thai his
injuries were such that would in all prob
ability prove fatal. All efforts failed to
restore consciousness, and q a late hour
last night he was yet in a most critical
state His son, vino was also thrown
from the vehicle, escaped without injury.
Mr. Cole Is about forty years OF ase,
and has a large family.
DEMOCRATS MEET.
The BRYAN and Stevenson Club will
meet tonight at No 1000 Hull Street.
All Democrats are requested to attend,
as the meeting Will be addressed by local
speakers,
BALL TICKETS.
The grand ball and concert in honor of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge will be the
event Of the season, and will be given at
the Auditorium in Richmond tonight, be-
ginning at $3.50 O'Clock. The citizens Of
Manchester and Richmond will turn out
in large number to show the strangers
what Virginia can do In the way o. enter
tainment Tickets are on sale at w. ].
Lrrie il. dT~,1or ST
Those desiring tickets for the dance and
ball may secure them for lady and gentle
man for 81, and gallery tickets for the
general public and those who desire to
look on for IS cents each. Traction cars
will be on hand to accommodate the large
crowd expected to be present This will
close the social end of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge session.
Mrs Joyner, Of Chase City, is visiting
at the home of Mrs. A. j. White, On
Eleventh Street.
Mr.. MONEY SEEN
Mr.. Lewis Money, Of Nc. 1905 Maury
Street, VINO has been n2ssing from his
home since Monday morning, was seen
yesterday in Richmond. He is said to
have presented a cfleck to be cashed to a
party who recognized the name as that
CT. the missing man.
Ills wife was notified by Officer Wright,
that ne had been seen. She was greatly
relieved, for she mad about given her hus-
band up as list.
Maggie Pride (colo1ed) was fined $3.50
for allowing her hogs to run at large.
Frank Crawford drunk last night and
locked up for safe keeping. was discharged
FOUND DEAD.
Matilda Taylor, a well-Brown colored
woman living in Mayo's town, suburb
OF Manchester, was found dead en- the
road side near her home yesterday
morning about o'clock.
Matilda WIS about forty years Of age,
and had spent most OF her life in and
around Manchester.
The suapostion is that she dropped dead,
as there is no mark on her person that
m tght lead to the belief that violence had
been done. An inquest was held over her
remains by Coroner Loving yesterday
evening.
An enthusiastic meeting of Stewart
Lodge of Odd-Fellows was held Tuesday
Past Grand Master Lea, OF DanNille, was
present. Two applications for membership
were received.
oDD-FnLLoWs.
The Odd Fellows # Manchester turned
out in regalia yesterday at 2:45 o'clock Us
s;trung, representing Stewart and Hender-
son Lodges.
They formed in column on Hull Street
opposite Toney's Hall. and marched from
there to Richmond, where they Joined the
grand parade
The columns were headed by Noble
Grand c. C. Cousins, of Stewart Lodge and
Noble Grand a. P LuInm, Of Henderson
Lodge.
"A cart load Of sn ali-pox infected blan-
kets from nearby railroad camp were
dumped into the yard of a colored wash
woman in the upper part Of the town yes
terday. and, at the time caused a STAN
pede In the community
captain Lipsco1nb was informed OF the
matter, and had the blankets taken at
once out Of the city limits.
HUSTINGS COURT.
In the Hastings Court yesterday a