The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-27
A NAN KILLED
AT SAW Mill
Fatal Accident in Manchester
Yesterday.
GEORGE DABREy TIE VICTIM
he Vas Visitor to the Plant Owned by
Mr., Johnsou, aud Mas Killed While
Looking arouSd Over
the aiil.
GEORGE DABREy TIE VICTIM
Manchester bureau. Richmond Times,

S.Ird OF MT. -. Joii'i7Sii, 'HS''''>N'
and Hall Streets. Manchester, George
Dabncy was killed instantly and RoEat
yyins.ield has his left arm broken, ana
7oucy Young and Charlie Jones arc poti
reriousiy hurt. All the parties are COZ
orcd The accident was caused ~ tl'S
wood sisw which was being led pH ~ ne
field becoming choked mp with Stit ne.
OF wood and tho balance "hcei p"iSt'
Fragments OF the wheel flying through
the ali, were what did the damage. DAP,
nev mss not employed at tho yard a'u
had only Just come IN where mo men
Ecre saving wood TO talk TO them. TIC
was standing directly behind Nlhsue'a
4 and The piece OF The wheel which Hiiieo
him hit Syinsdeld on the arm shatte'i'is
It
MARROW ESCAPE.
Yn,u.- was cut by u piece OF the saw.
He was catching tho WOOD as u ""'
sawed ]. seems that when q stick is
,,i,sl,ad into the saw. that it is cut ;'4l
right. p,oyided ii is straight. and one chd
rot moved anti. tho saw goes through ~
NI,ici, q. the men moved the end OF ,ii'
wood l.eforc it had gone through INC
saw cannot he learned. by TINS move
1rent the saw became chckc@ atin 9"
large pulley, which gave it power, slipped
-nr a while ana then the balance wheel
cave away with a crash and without
,nor,ent.. notice The fact that all VINO
we're in The ward were not killed instantly
ucens miraculous.
palG,cv,,; body was taken 10 an under
taking shop on upper linii Street "Eete
A. was viewed by the coroner Jury, c"ii'-
posed OF Dr BroadnaH, coroner, McSsi7 y
John Moor&. ]. j: Burrows. HtSh Wa,
nl.ca II s. Pinglctou. W. J.. Starke ana
J Y. Ecgleston Their verdict was III
accordance with the facts above.
Tho man killed, Dabney, was ABOUT
.n;,t1. wears old. and married. Ihe
wounded ones Will recover NinSfeid IS
the worst hurt Of them all Dung g.
capped serious injury and nrohapls uca.'l
by running as soon as he 81" 'lht ,is
saw Was cIokcd Dr.. Mathews ATTENDED
tins injured. ,,,,---,,n
NT I. L. WinsGeld received word last
might of the death yesterday III haiGlsh'
n. G., OF his ETothcr-in-law, the h@N-
i. ", Proctor. His death comes as d
great surprise and Il shock 10 his irieHcs.
Deceased was a member OF tho -Net'o'hst
Conference, and for some time hau 'eS
a pastor at Newport News. ne
Raleigh some time ago for his health, anu
rev worse The funeral arrangements
had not been completed last night.
WANT THESE MEN.
fow of the voters of the Second NaFd
rot together last night ana discuS'9e"
political questions. The men 10 go 10
Tie Council and the Board next 'lhle Wei
The ones they We're after me iio"ni7
names for the Council were mentloheo:
n5essre w. Ii. owen A. q. Evans ana
George e. Gary Tor the Board: MessfS.
/. ". Wcisiger, ]. II. Patterson ana j.
r. Tcrdue were mentioned. Inc men WIZ
wete at this meeting SAID that IL nao
time for tho citizens 10 look alter 'hS
matter OF sending good men to INC boa 1-.Si
and the Council. Whether these men WIZ
stand for the positions oitereC ii'eiii u
not cannot yet be stated.
A GOOD BILL
Judge Clopton, tho City Attorney Oh
Manchester, VINO appeared before inc
Committee on Counties. Cities and towns
at the Legislature on last SATURDAY aiio
MoDCay in behalf OF the Bill oiteteu ny
SIr. D. l.. Tcncy. at the insttS&t'oh or l'ie
City Council, asking that 2 free ff'asc
be erected across james river near NAY y
md shat the City Council OF :ichHc'd
cooperate with the Council over mere III
getting the bridge has received the COM
mcndation of every citizen WHO Is Ia
miliar with tho bill ana what 1t means
TO Manchester Judge Clopton was IN
vited to appear before the committee and
explain the BILL and he did SO in a man
her that thoroughly convinced them, as
was shown when they unanimously en-
s,orsed the measure and sent 1t 10 the
House. where it will doubtless SO through
without any material oDrositfon.
THREE ARRESTS.
As Officer Wright was on one OF his
tours or inspection last night he, SAW a
fight going on and arrested all three or
The parties They We're "a ,t,,s,i smith, rbc !:
were told 10 appear, in the court this
morning. Dobbins claims that Smith and
Ecazlcy were taking. drift wood that he
witt, an a1.nlf,E he tried to take it away
from them. There is n Walter smith.
of the fire department, and he wishes II
he is not tho ono arrested. lie says &c
"'' - CENTRAL COMMITTEE
When the primary Will be held this
spring is a matter tina: the City Central
Committee Will wrestlc with tonight III
The Mayors courtroom; There is some
dissatisfaction among the members of
this. committee, and the meeting Will be
of an interesting nature. It is learned
that two of the members of the commit.
LEG w.io III good, rough and tumble fight
only ~ few days ago. and Il they meet
Tonight in debate there may he something
out OF the ordinary
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. II. *. Rled. the delinquent tax col
lector of Manchester. will in a few days
commence work on the people who have
allowed their names 10 so OH the delin-
Queht list.
The lecture at cambridge Street Baptist
Church Tuesday WAS highly enjoyed by
those who went 10 hear it.
There is some talk among the mon of
The Second Ward to run Mr.. ". il. Owen
for the City Council.
Mr. y. II. Hooker will be a candidate for
the Beard of Aldermen from the First
Nard.
The City Central Committee will meet
tonight in the Mayors courtroom
The time for the primary will be de-
cided atslhis meeting.
The School BOARD will meet tonight
In the school building The report
OF the committee appointed to find out
the shortage Of The clerk will come up.
The meeting will be the best one held by
the Board Cor some time. for the exact
amount thar they are short will be
known. There may be some talks of an
Interesting nature at the meeting If report
goes for anything. Captain O'Brien
will likely say something Tor the public.
Captain Attkisson was somewhat worse