The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
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Virginia Council. No. g. Daughters Of
+ Liberty. celebrated Its eleventh anniver-
sary on Friday night fat the y. y O. U. a.
< M. Hail.. 5$ III "A M
e Past Councillor Charles Hodges pre-
sided and n very pleasant evening was
spent. 5Ss NJ ~
Councilman r. ". Miner was the ora
tor Of the evening, and his speech was
much enjoyed. The programme included
a nlimberSof musical select lions, followed
by refreshments.
{g Cornelius Manning, a negro employed
at the Richmond Chemical Works as a
painter, was painfully injured yesterday
morning. Manning was standing on e
swinging scarold, which gave way, and
in failing Manning hit the floor first, fol-
lowed by the scaffold which fell on him..
He was badly bruised and received sew
eral small cuts. but fortunately no bones
were broken Or, George w. williams
was called and dressed his wounds.
The Intensely hot weather was exceed
ingly severe on he men employed mt the
Lower Gas Works. Ono employee was
overcome by the heat, and several others
were compelled to suspend their duties
temporarily. fss6
Miss Lurline Johnston Of Louisa
county, is the guest Of Miss Mayme
Turner, OF, Marion Hill. i; =
Miss 5Rafter. Of Wythe county. Is the
guest OF Mrs Herbert Nelson, Of varina.
Mr.. James ". Neagle and family, who
were taken suddenly sick last Sunday
soon after dinner, have recovered from
their illness. Every symptom pointed to
ptomaine poison. which came probably
from Ice cream, OF which every member
partook very heartily, 81 M
Arthur tho little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur sharpShfelli Thursday from the
back porch and broke his left leg Just
.abovefthe ankle. The little fellow, while
suffering consldera bly, q Is doing lcig 4Si very
nicely. RI 55yss Il ,t
tg Frances De Silva, an aged white man,
employed at the Richmond Cedar Works
$as a water carrier, was seriously injuredi
"wednesday morning. De Silva. to avoid
climbing "a steep hill, boarded a car load
cd with logs and In passing under O.
5trestle. he failed to lie down on the logs,
and was struck by the trestle and knock-
/ ed down from the logs. He was badly
bruised and hurt internally. He was re-
moved TO his residence on Denny street
and later was taken to the Retreat lot 10
the Sick, q. u
ssSS James England. n 14-year-old lad. en-
ployed D at the Richmond Cedar Works,
lost tho ends OF two fingers while play
Ing with a matching machine on es-
day morning. The lads injuries were
dressed by Daughtertys and illiams.
The annual picnic OF Denny Street N. y
n. q Church Will BIO held at West Point
next "Wednesday. he COMMITTEES anu
cipate a. very large crowd. :,
Ich,,rch viii be occupied to-day BY Rev.
NJ. Gulley, II OF Epworth Church, the
nastor Rev, AZ A, Jones, and wire I are arc
snendInr several weeks at Greenwood.
I3ey N& David Hepburn has returned 70
tha city and will fill his pulpit Mt the
Trlton Baptist Church Tomorrow
Mr. G. e., Jones, who Was prostrate g,
by the heat OH Tuesday while 7at Work
on the Chesapeake and ONO ya ',ts, ha s
returned to his duties. 4, .
Mrs F,verett NYilkerson and chlluren
! "a M tho Bachelor Cottage. at Ocean
View. t53 q, \ . -, ]. I, =.
! MI, Frank Lnwler, Of Norfolk, spent
several DAYS MS tho guest Of Dennis
O,Dwyer this week.
Miss Cassie Sutherland has returned
from charlottesville, where she spent
several days with friends
Mrs, Earl WIlkerson and children are
visiting In Gloucester county.
Mrs. Robert Whitlow has returned from
n visit to relatives In New Kent. county.
Robert G. Friend, Jr., OF Shreveport
La, is tho guest Of his father, Squire
r. g, Friend, ut Dutch Gap. This Is Mr.,
Friend 8 first visit In five years. 5. & III
A Mrs. Hannah Spear is quite sick at her
residence, on Nicholson Street
Dorothy, the little ,daughterNof Mr.F
and Mrs. Harry Brown. is sick.
Mr.. Daniel Clarke, who for years has
been employed on the city tug, is III,
Miss Hazel Bell has returned to her
home, In surry county, after q dellghtful
stay OF several weeks with her brother,
u. M. Bell, OF Williamsburg Avenue.
Mrs, Wilson Luck and children are
visiting MIR. Luck's parents. In Hanover
county. &E
Mr., ". Al Hood left Thursday for Buff
falo Lithia Springs,
Edward Wright q young man, " suf-
fering from blood poison In his left arm.
Several days ago he knocked a small piece
OF skin from his hand and paid no at
tention to 1t untll}lt began to swell. The
poison soon developed.
Mr.. nj. a. pinWlddle, Who has been
sick at his residence, No Sa2la Nicholson
Street, Is able to be out II f
Superintendent ]. W. Reams. Of the
Richmond Cedar Works, rs III at his resi-
dence, In YariEa.
Mr.. Edgar Deoppe, who has been visit
Ing his parents, has returned to Ports
mouth. 4 M ri i33
Mrs George chalkley and children, OF
Washington, ARE visiting Mrs. ], Doc,
Sears of Louisiana Street.
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