The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-07
MIR. WAT IS HURT
IN A RUNAWAY
He Jumps Out Of His Buggy and is
shaken-Up.
is ANXIOUS TO BE FREE.
Mr. Campbell Trying TO Secure his Release
from jail = chsutauqua Meeting.
Persoual aud Other Man
chester Items.
Manchestc- Bureau. Richmond Times,
manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. llo2 Hull Street. J

Mr. lin Watts Tas very paintoliy hur
Yesterday evening by jumping from
bnrry. the horses to which had become
reahle. Mr.. Watts was driving
down Hull Street. when on crossing the
Petersburg road his team became 1risht-
tned at something and made dash down
the street. On seeing that the horses
T. so,,,d NOT be stopped. Mr.. Watts jumped
cut. severely spraining his ankle anu
otherwise bruising himself. he was taken
into the store OF Mt. johnson, wnete ~
zeal treatment was rendered. NIX
had q friend In the turnout. VINO cluas
"a, the seat and finally succeeded IN run
ming the horses against a fence ana stop
ming them. The buggy was not ln,urea.
ABOUT MIR. CAMPBELiI1 ~.
Sergeant F,,rsuson said yesterday that
he thought Mr.. Campbell, VINO is no" ~
fined in the city Jail awaiting ,ne au 'lio.
lies from Williamsburg, was AT lIis 80 -
ent time sane. and could be trusted ou.'
f,,t he could not, Of course. give nm nus
freedom. Mr.. Campbell has been III COM
,nrnicatiou with several prominent poii-
ticians in Richmond, and 1t is iikeiy eiial
some action win be taken by them ieS IN
inc to securing freedom for him. ne NC
clares he has never been crazy AM "'hs
only shamming all the time.
THE cHAUTAUOUA.
: ,r.,,e ,.cstinr of the Chautauqua, hello
las, ut at the residence OF Mr.. -. -.
pn1,iara. was well attended ana nieniy
enioped by those who were present IL ~.
sV p. Mathews was the leader, ana ms
.rcoi,ni of ga Gondola Ride through
Venice" was very instructive.
The ..Pie Social given last nisnl a.
the home of Miss Carrie Huoanu nh ~.
a,,tert a,nment was under the direction OF
lis, council. Daughters Of Liberty anu
was for the benefit of the Saunders 1uiu'
A very nice sum was reailzeo.
Ncw South Council, No. s. Jr. Q. Y. a.
NJ held a rousing meeting last night II,
Anaerson's Hall, corner Ninth AND hui
Streets. After the routine "orh "a'
transacted several canoldatcs W.
sated Mr.. 10. ". Miner. of RichInohu'
1... ,.;aa.co,ncilior of the order, made
an address won't
After the speaking the members Went en-
in a body to the oyster restaurant % W.
n Raw. where a supper was serseu'
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs A. F. Strader is confined to heF
home. No. ll23 McDonough Street. on &C
count of sickness. e.,
Mr.. Tom Fisher, who has peen SICK ioi
eorne time. is much improved now.
The services at Sacred Heart Church,
which are being conducted by Father
waters. are being well attended by
both Catholics and Protestaass.
The ladies of West-End Church viii
give an entertainment at Cersley's Hail,
An swansboro, on Monday and Tuesday
nights for the benefit of the church.
ewansboro certainly has some good ma
terlal for an entertainment. and the
church will raise good amount from
this.
The Finance Committee met last night
and transacted routine business.
The Rev. Charles n. Van tdouten is
conducting a revival service at Granite.
The Epworth League of Fifth-Street
Church held a large and well-attended
meeting wednesday night. Officers for
the ensuing year were elected.
The Sunday-chool teachers of West
End Church held meeting last night in
the church, looking to the organizing Of
q club.
MRS. NJ. J. Jones is considered danger
ously iii at her home. on West Ninth
Street. The t.octors entertain little hope
of her recovery.
Messrs. Horace Clements and Eli Hen
oersop gave delightfa dance to their
friends last night in Cersley's Hall in
Swansboro.