The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
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Young Man Seriously Injured ; atS5
the Southern isSs
Shops. ...s
JAMES n NvNNAL I. y IS HURT I. Ri
5 st3S
Horse SHED and His Wrist Was
Sprained Revival Services at
Christian Church. FL al
JAMES NUNNALLY is HURT.
Bureau, Times Dispatch
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eSCeS bureau, Tim oH- lOlHpGtCH,.l
No. 11o2 Hull Street, )a3
While at work at the Southern shops v
Saturday morning Mr.. Willie Antoine, the
eighteen year-old son OF Engineer W. "a. u
Antoine. of No. f720 Nc onough Street, ri
was seriously injured about the head by I,
the bursting Of a piece OF hose attached u
to the mir compressor. 55s III ~ :Es
Antoine, who is an apprentice at the I
shops and employed IN the boiler de-;
rartment, was near the hose when It \
bursted. An iron hand on the end Of N
the hose struck the young man on the
back OF the hoad, making an ugly wound
Such WAS the force Of the flying rubber
that 1t swung backwards and FORTH and Y
in returning struck the young man in Z
the forehead. He was knocked uncon-S9
scious for q while. 3 W.
ff Dr.. Merchant treated his wounds. H The
one In the back of the head was Of such \
Il ma ture that 1t could not be 5sewed up n
at tho time He Is resting we'll to- day,
and will recover within o short while
Wrist Badly Sprained 5ses
Mr. James Nunnally, a. well known
citizen of 1.-THE city, &metFwith n %ra Their
peculiar accident yesterday morning and 4;
as result will have to carry his right q
arm ina sling for several days. rHe was Il
driving across the Free Bird ge,pa s,a nd
when about half way stopped the horse
to aliyht from tho buggy, The Animal
suddenly moved on, whom Mr.. NunnallyEs
was In the net OF putting his foot on
the step. He was thrown over. and in8l
a tempting tosbreak the force OF the fall )
threw out his right hand. His wrist
was severely sprained. He will be In Y
capacitated for duty for several days.
Revival Services Started.
IA revival was started at IN Cowardln
Avenue Christian Il Church last night BY Y
the pastor, Row. Mr.. Wood ward. Two
large congregations heard the minister
lin the morning and at evening, and VI
much interest was manifested among the
congregation in the revival that IS 70 X
continue through this week s5f3ss
Rev. E. v. Badly preached to large
congregation yesterday morning IN halnF3a Az
bridge Street Baptist Church, N sssss siIi
At Oak Grove Baptist Church large
congregation heard Rev. J. AZ. SUN an
both morning and evening MI 35
s8 The Street Severed. 55158s
Acting jointly, the Passenger and SPo W. III
z err Company md the oity. have lowered X
Fourteenth Street, where Perry Street
crosses about. three inches for a. dis
lance gof ten or fifteen yards. This wa 8 Il
done In order to prevent the water 5fro ON \
standing in pools ON either side OF the y
+ tracks. When heavy rains fell Four
tteenth Street at Perry Street has been
almost impassnble. Passengers on the
cars had, in several Instances, to ride to 4
Fifteenth Street to keep out Of the wa al
Z ter. =
The street car company lowered It's
tracks Ind the pavement two feet L on &
either side Of the tracks. From the curb
ing to within two feet OF the rails the s.
city had to lower. The Improvement Is A
one that has been needed for years and Il
the citizens living In the nelghborhood are ii
much pleased that tho work has finailyss
been done. fE G ttiS5s
Be Tried To-Day.
John. Glenn the negro canvassn1an for
the circus that appeared In anchester
last week, Will appear before Mayor
Maurice this morning on the charge OF n
striking with a heavy stick ~
Leo Robertson, another negro. Robert
son has partially recovered and will be-
able to attend court. i5 f Il q
Glenn was captured down the Peters,
burg turnpike by Officer Waymack, after
an exciting chase on an engine loaned y
by Yardmaster G.. G. Jones, a member OF s8I
the City Council for the apprehens1 ann ~
OF the fugitive. AZ S3t