The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-26

age, Arthur Clements by nameN was
kicked by mule yesterday afternoon
and painfully hurt. He is now In the
care of a physician.
The accluent happened at Thlrteenth
and Hull Streets. Considerable excite
menl was caused at the tine and some
what of crowd gathered. The mule was
hitched TO a country cart belonging to
negro. 1t Is said TO have reiha- kapie
faculty for manipulating It's hind teet 10
the great discomfort and Capitalization
nj nelson's st.inu.ug near at the lime L..e
notion of performance may enter the
beasts head. Young Clements was KICK
ed severely in the head anu IS suffering
from cut in the temple and bruises on
tho shoulder. His physician sad last
night that his INJURIES were painful but
not in anywise serious.
GRAND JURY AGAIN
The grand Jury will meet again to-mor-
row and will probably get through with
its Invest CATION of the Taylor shooting.
Several out-of-town witnesses will De eX-
ahmed The case is one which has at
tracted a great deal of attention AID
keen Interest is taken in the deliberations
OF the ury. Much speculation Is bel, q
INDUCED in as to the possible results Of
the inquiry. It seems to be generally
felt and not without reason that no in
dictments in connection with the shoot
ing will be found.
Trippett, the gypsey, arrested on the
charge of breaking into the house of Mr.
Pool Thursday morning, was examiner
yesterday and was sent on to the grand
jury. The case will go before the Jury
now sitting and Will IN all llkellhoon be
called tomorrow.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
The City Central Committee will meet
at $3.50 o'clock Monday night in the May,
ors courtroom. Chairman r. l.. French
urges that all members be in attendance.
Discussing politics yesterday, MI. D.
L. Toney stated that he was being urged
by many of his friends to announce him
self a candidate for the House of Dele
gates. What he will do in reference to
the matter he has not yet fully decided.
Mr.. Toney stated, however, that he was
seeking no office and that he would GER
tanly not make fight for one. He indi-
Gated that there We're certain big move
ments on foot but would not Indicate
what they were
CHURCH SERVICES.
A union service will be held this evening
in the cambridge Street Baptst Chur h.
The Presbyterians. Methodists and Ban
lists will unite In this service, when the
Rev. j.. j. Fix, of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, will preach. The Rev. -. v.
Badly, the pastor. will preach at the
morning service.
At the Central Methodist Church the
pastor, the Rev. A, M. Chandler, Will
ch in the morning. Owing to the union
services, there will be none in this church
in the evening. the members will attend
the Ba'nbridge- Street Church.
The Rev. w. w. Sisk has returned from
a short visit to Culpeper county ard will
fill his pulpit in Clopton-Street Baptist
Church to-day at both morning and even
ing services
FifthStre Methodist Church-Preach-
ing Mt II A. NJ, and p. NJ. by the ras-
tor, Rev. Asa Driscoll. Morning subject,
..Trne Prayers; evening, 1.-THE Straight
Gate"
The Rev. r. w. cr'dlin will preach as
usual Il Stockton street Church.
The Rev A. C. Rerrvman will preach
in the Waet-F,nd Church
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Rosa Lee Lnvall left Friday for a
visit TO friends IN WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Albert MAYO. of Petersburg, who
hns heen visiting friends In Manchester,
has returned to her home,
Miss Kinzero Matsdoria, Of Wash'n@ ton,
! d. C., is visiting Miss Eva Adkins. In her
! homo IN Swanshoro.
| Mr. VIM. ], Morrsett, Of p. n, Nor
| risett & Son., who has been in Ba'tin ore,
attending the EllSs reunion, has returned.