The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-31
NEWS GATHERED
T ROM S0UTHS|DE
a Five-Ysar-Old Child Meets
With a Severe Ac-
cident.
MAY AMPUTATE ITS LEFT ARM
Methodist Bazaar at Masonic
|, Temple School Desks
&Ordercd.

Al stA. ~. Davis. assistant manager OF
the Manchester Branch OF the Singer
Sewing Machine Company, while playing
near we'll In the yard Of it's home on
West Twelfth Street yesterday afternoon
at o'clock, was struck OIL the right arm
by the handle of the wndlass, The arm,
was broken Just above the wrist tho
bone protrndng through the skin. AM
prtntion It Is thought Will be necessary
to save the child's life.
Dr.. M. Pierce Rucker wis called In a
once and set the broken arm. IT Will
not be definitely known foria day or so
whether or not the arm below the elbow
will have TO be amputatcd, but a this
time 1T is the belief that tho break can
not be nnended,
The little child. a popular little fellow
with all.4the neghhors and the idol Of
the mother and father, was playing In
the ward yesterday afternoon. and In
some manner touched tile spring that
released the windlass Forward went the
bucket and the handle Of the windlass
spun around at q terrific speed. THINK
ing that he could stop the turning the
child poked its little hand Into the handle
The iron bar came over, striking the
arm Just above the wrist and shattered
the bone, 1t was horrible accident,
and many of those who were called 70
from the sight.
Teach in Leader Building.
The two rooms in the Leader building
to be used by the public school are being
remoleded and put into excellent condl-
tion. Eighty scholars will 90 TO these
rooms as soon as the forty desks. which
have been ordered through MI. y. ).
Daffron. arrive and are placed in posi-
ton.
Miss Hall and Mrs. Woodward VIII DO
the teachers In this school. At present
the pupils who would attend school all
day in the rooms In Leader building are
attending only half Of each day There
,nire hundred and fifty-siN pupils
now enrolled in the white schools. Nine.
hundred and fifty-three We're enrolled
when Principal Fitzgerald made his re-
BORT to the School Board last THURSDAY
night and three have since been en-
rolled
Foreign Missionary Work.
Miss Bessie Moody, who for seven
years has been Bethany Home, in
Chesterfield county with President ana
Mrs. j. T. Burroughs. will leave shorty
for Nashville Tenn, to enter a ms
sionary training school. She expects 70
do foreign missionary work. Miss Moody
& heen at Bethany Home since she was
thirteen years of age, and mas been g.
almost Invaluable assistance to Mr. ana
Mrs. Burroughs In taking care OF the
homeless little ones.
Former Convict in Tolls
Willie Glenn, a negro who was re-
,ntly released from the penltentlary,
where he had served two-year. term
for st ealing is now in the Manchester
iai, and in n fair way to again wear
strines. Hc was arrested in Petersburg
oy Chief Ragland OF that city, on me
request of Captain IIipscomb, who wants
I'M here for stealing a bicycle A5
Harvey Smith was arrested yesl ereoa gay
rning by Sergeat Wright Smith was
drunk to naviga te
Social Club Chartered.
,rho charter for the Arcadia Social Club
Of manchester was yesterday filed in the;
CORPORATION Court. The purpose OF sac
CLUB is for the promotion Of social and
literary intercourse amongst it's nembers.
There will he no capital stock MI. X.
Ar shipn is president; Mr.. J f. Baughan,
ayice.president Mr.. John Wake, secretary
and treasurer and Messrs j.. r.
Baughan, John S. Robertson and w. y.
Khan, the directors. s
West End Bazaar.
bazaar for the benefit OF west ENC END
Methodist Church began IN Masonic lem =
ple last night, and will continue through
the week. Beautifully decorated booths
behind which stood yet more beaulnlll
Young ladies' together with very de-
Jirhtf,,l programme, made the evening
spent in Masonic Temple most enjoy
able one. The programme VIII be
changed tonight and the public Is in
vitcd to attend
Miss O'Brien Entertained.
Miss Margaret ORrien, of No. 500 West
Thirteenth Street, most charmlngly en-
tertained a number OF her friends last
Saturday evening the occasion being 1cr
birthday. The parlors were artlstlcaliy
decorated for the occasion.
Those who assisted In tho dlning-roo
we're: Misses Nunnely, McCrone and
LETTERS. Mrs James +. Bradley presided
III the punch bowl. assisted by Mrs. a.
r. McCrone. Miss O'I3rlen, attired In
white silk over Nile green, with Nile
green ribbons, assisted by her cousin
Miss Jean McCrone, in white SILK over
yellow with yellow ribbons gracefully
received her guests.
Those Invited we're: Misses Grace John
son, Emma Nunnclly. Eva ray. Mamie
lay Florence letters, Blanch .Jeffers'
Mamie johnson, Vernell Blankenshlp
Louise O'Brien, Sadie Johnson Alma Al
ksson, Leila O'Brien, FLORENCE ElpurR'
Mabel Moody, Carrie El'is' Nellie John-
son, Lilly Atkisson, Grace Wood, jennie
Holt, Emma McCrone, Mary Amos. Mary
McCrone. 1ladys Robinson Virginia
Ellis; Messrs. John Vann, Norman Blank
enship, Richard Jenkins, Lewis o'Rren,
". Nj. Craig. Iandon Ellis, Charley Jen-.
Rins Louis snyder, I4andon jenkins, John
jenkins. Clinton, Alva, Russell Waymack,
Mr.. and Mrs, James T, Bradley, Mr., and
Airs. j. p. Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. y, 8,
Nunnelly. Mrs, Adelia McCrone. Mrs.
John O'Brien, Mrs Henry Neii' Mr.
and Mrs. A. n. McCrone, Out of town
guests invited were: Misses Agnes, Mary
a,d J.nnie C,ra,p Mrs. M. A, Craig. Of