The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOuTHS||.D|:|E|:.
DR.. Badly to Begin Lecture On o.
European Travels Next Fri
day Night.
MAN INJURED . BY TRAIN II
Mrs. Borum Dies Suddenly.
Eagle Band Extends Its
Thanks.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
a N No 11l2 Hull Street. y


DR.. Baldy's series Of attractive lectures
on his Impressions gained while abroad
in England and Europe last summer VIII
begin Friday night OF this week. Eycn-
4nss Abroad" is the title given to the
series. and they will be effectively illus
tra,ed by tho speaker. The lectures
wsll be given in the auditorium Of. BAN
s,rads Street Church on four successive
Friday evenings. 555 81
The first lecture. Ten Days in I.on--5t
DON will be given on next Friday night.
The second of the series, From Ant
iWrp to the Alps, will be delivered on
sa,a evening Of December LIST. The third,
italian Cities" will be heard on Dcccm-
Der sth; The last of the series, impress
Sions OF Paris December 18th.
Tho stcreopticon views to be shown
during the lectures have been selected
with great care and will add greatly TO-
the general effectiveness Of tho lectures
Tickets for the lectures are now on sa w.
Struck By Freight Train.
While on his way to work early yes
terday morning Joseph Galloway, q White.
man employed ut the ]. r. Johnston Axle
Works, was struck by freight train
OIL INC GAtluntlC sSOt1Sl lHliS Suhu Oe"SNAJA
injured. He was found a few minutes
after the accident by a colored man, Just
in time to save him from being run over
by the $northbound passenger train, ri
The man had two gashes on his head,
and hisEhip was badly bruised. rs HegWas
taken to the home Of Dr.. Hill. where
his wounds were dressed. He was then
taken to his home, in North Mnnches-
ter.
Mrs.SBorum Dies Suddenly.
Mrs Mary Ess Borum, of Manchester,
who was employed at the Richmond Pa.
PERI Company, at Eighth
and Arch Streets, dropped dead whilc3at
her work Friday morning. Co:oncr Tuy-
Ior examined the body and attributed
death TO congestion Of the lungs.
Mrs. Borum was about flfty-nye years
Of age. She Is survived BY three duugll-
tiers and three sons. @ b 55s III
The funeral took place Yesterday after
noon frumtthc residence of her son, No
902 Stockton Street, Rev. "A, J3, Sharpe
conducting the services. ~ ! ~ crment WAS
in Maury Camatc-y.
Extend Their Thanks.
The Eagle Band, which lately held Is q
bazaar at Leader Hall, wish to extend
their thanks to all. those who made con-
tributipns to the bazaar and helped then,
to- such a we'll deserved success. Those
who made donations, and to whom the
band wishes to extend thanks, are:
Mr.. j. w. Blley, A, J. Daffron, D. Bu-
chanan, Mrs. Hogan, J. G. Srfellings,
washington Early NJ oore & Burke, w,
w. Friend. II. NJ. Kahn, Alexander Dom
aid Allie Powell, Ernest Gathrlth, James
Anthony, Ryan, Smith s. Taln,an, a. a.
Atkiss, Jones Bros. II, G. Bentte. d.
s. Toney. Mrs. BEDFORD, Mrs. a. y DAT
from, Mrs. RJdgley. Mrs. Crowder, Miss
Waymack. Miss Walton, Miss Homer,
Miss Dowdy, Mrs, T.. 3. u Slaughter, MI.
Lou Wilson. Mr.. o. G. Belcher, Imperial
Quartette, Miller & Rhoads, w. III. Glenn
ents, w, d. Moses, Chesterfield Laundry,
II. T.. Cooke, r. "A. Burton, John Onesty,
p. Opperman, Sam. Meyer, Moore Bros.,
Burk Co, & q $
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Edna Toney. daughter Of Mr. D.
L. Toney is III in her home.
Miss Maggie Propst, of Highland Park 1aa.
is visiting in Manchester
Mr.. H, II. PlllI!ngton, OF Rocky Mount
n. c.. is visiting friends and relatives III
Manchester ;5Ia
Rev. DR.. Sawyer Will conduct botf, ser.
vices at Clopton Street church to-day N
the absence Of the pastor. Rev = " =
Cooke. who is In Charlottesville attend
ing tho Baptist Association.
Mr.. Samuel Oppleman, OF Hull street
will leave Manchester to-day on vist
to Blackstone to be with his sister, Mrs
3. Noyery. e 4.
Miss Alice Heard OF Lynchburg, is visit
ing friends In Manchester.
The building and lands committee WI
meet next Thursday; night 81.
Rev Arthur y. Davidson Will prenol
In Arbor church. Amelia county. thu
morning. and in Stockton Street church
tonight. Rev. W. s. BLACK, of Richmond
College, will preach in Stockton Stree
church In tho morning. 4. tlNAsl llas..4 g