The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17
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| VIII cfiiciate.
| Nine grandchildren survive, and all ar
/ Of this city. She survived her husband
| by thirty years. he having died before tns
family moved to Manchester
NO. ia, rs LUCKY.
! No 114 IS the lucky number, and the
| nerson holding it can come forward a1e
! .1,,,, q. nice clock, which was raf!ed on
last nir,,t at q meeting OF Stuart Lodge
| ]. O. Q. h. ,a+ =.
| The proceeds went to the benehe 0,
| Mrs richardson, widow Of Hesnter o.
tho lodge, who was stricken down WITT
! paralysis while speaking n the 1oonl
and never regained consciousness
If the holder OF the number VIII CALI a,
the Office OF the City Sergeant ne CAL
set the clock.
EEREFT OF REASON.
wsnder.Us around in the street at an
cer,v hour yesterday morning, Trans
Aru.,stead, a young man well known IN
Manchester, was discovered oS 1IieheN'
and taken to his home. over M7. Nea. s
| o., Hull Street, completely out OF reason
FOR several days the young man haS
been suffering from acute mama. as pro.
nornced by DR.. John ". BrodnaS, anu A.
was an unfortunate affair THAI he es-
Until recently Mr. Arnistesd has been
!, familiar character on Hull Street al
most every business man knowing MN
personally.
APPEAR TO-DAY.
Not having been summoned TO appear
II, court Ar Jefferson damn, the Nhlte
nan, about thirty years OF age, WHO was
80 severely frai Cd by negro "on1ai
| aamed Ann BrodnaS Monday night, did
ing
whethe- he or she IS n the wrong VIII
500. be told. The negro woman appeared
| II, ccr,. Yesterday with Il fr;azzled stick
she claimed to have worn ot>t over the
| head OF the white man. While Mr. Mann
| could not be seen and asked in regard to
the matter, ha told Officer Wright that
he wss pounced upon by the negro Wo-
man. without the slightest proVocaiion,
aid beaten down the street for Z distance
OF about q square. He says that about a
dozen negro N sIl stood around and dared
him to raise hand to ward off the un-
merc!tul blows. The case is attracting
much attention.
WAS NO BURGLAR
DR.. Merchant said yesterday that
nc had accidentally picked up d
| paper and seen j publication that
his house had been entered by robbers.
He knows nothing Of the affair. It was
neeting form Of the burglars. He knows
nothing of this. there having been neither
a robbery nor an attempt at robbery at
his home.
ALMOST FROZEN.
Mr.. c. A. Fortune OF this city found
lin Bear. a colored employe of tn"
Rcsenesk Brewing Company, on Broad
Street. Sunday morning about O'clock
, almost frozen. The negro had fallen
asleep in the street and but for the ap-
pesrance Of the young Manchcstrian.
would have possibly died. He was taken
to his home more dead than alive. but
has since recovered and is walking
around.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle OF cambridge
Street Baptist Church will have a cake
s>'n Tuesday afternoon. the 23d. at =
o'clock.
There Will be an entertainment at Lead
er Han Friday night by the Belvidere ORA
matte Club for the benefit of Mrs. Rich
a,rESoC,