The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
"A Mild Case Of Smallpox
Has Broken
Out.
STEPS PROMPTLY TAKEN
Board Of Health Met Last Night.
Forest Hill Case Hearing
To-day.
Manchester Bureau, Times-D Dispatch,
I'M 'ai m 5 No. i1O2 Hull Street.

E Manchester Bureau TiInes- Dispatch,
No. i1O2 Hull Street.
The little son Of MIR. r. Z. Garrett, OF
No. 1901 Everett Street, had his arm,
very severely cut while at work in Rich
mond Wednesday. He was brought to
his home, In Manchester, and treated
by DR.. e. r. Rucker. The wound VIII
not prove serious, and the little fellow
will be able to attend to his duties
within a few days.
Quarantine Ordered.
Mrs. Saunders, of No. 421 West Seventh
Street, broke out with smallpox yester-
day, and the house was Immediately quar-
antined. Tho Board of Health met IN
the Office Of Dr.. L. T. Rucker last night
and took steps to prevent any possibility
of a spread Of the disease. Mrs. Saun-
ders has very mild form, and there
Is no danger of others contracting IT,
with the rigid quarantine already estab-
lished.
Sinking Rapidly.
Mrs. w. b. Kidd who has been quite
sick at her fathers country residence,
4 In Chesterfield county, is thought to be
very much worse and Is not expected to
recover. Relatives have been summoned
to the bedside Mrs. Kidd's home IS NO.
1901 west Cary Street, Richmond, but
she formerly llVeu III $500
she is very well known.
Collar Bone Broken.
Mr.. Sam Moore. son Of Captain David
Hill Hi Park. fell from .ashorss Wednesday y
and broke his collar-bone. Dr.: Lawrence INC
Ingram was called and treated MIN. me
young man was sitting carsessay ~ ana
Jumped, throwing him violently to the
ground. His injury will not prove very
serious.
Forest Hill Case To-day.
Intense interest centers around the
trial to-day Of the tfs aTk inst Sunday
night upon charges OF threatening 10 &C,
cuse two other young men; one r1 OF VINO" nc III
ham. OF Oak Grove, this morning at 70
o'clock Edward Woods. Of RICHMOND;
John Baughan OF Swansboro, ana James es
whom was shot in tn: leg by. "A. w. koin-
err, who at the time said he was a detec-
tive, are the three men under a r y:
They have employed Mr. nar1y fban III; 81
morning. Judge Gregory. Commemorative
Attorney Of Chesterfield county Will pros n IS,
ecute the case, and ne may DC ), as bn,,aa
Company, which has been making diligent
efforts to break up alleged blackma'ling
at the resort.
to be given by the accused parties and
the two young men making the arrests.
j. w. House Is said to be the detective
b bi at the park. He was with
A. w. Kolner when approached by the
three men, who, so the warrant reads,
%threa to accuse them 81 Oh e. c1' beid
up his hands, and was shot IN the leg by
Koiner.
Cruelty to Animals.
employ Of Mr.. corbin Warwick, was ar
ed poa
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, below Manches ter. Clayborne
is charged with cruelty beating mule.
Squire Cheatham Will give him near
ing this morning.
out susan warrant variant for Mary ceeman'
her house and stealing a lot Of Clothes
from her trunk The Coleman woman
viii be tried to-day before Squire Cheat
ham. @5e5 &
Personals and Briefs.
DR.. w. II. Whitehead. OF Rocky Mount.
N. c., one of the most prominent Of
city yesterday visiting his friend, Mr..
W.. Carter.
MONDAY Sss:se' There u are man many VII interesting
cases before tho court at this session.
Mr.. J. p Carson has moved into his
new home. Dundee, formerly the
residence Of Ex-Governor Charles T..
OFerrall. t-his ~ 81
The funeral Of Mr. Thomas II. Robert
son, who died Wednesday, took place yes
terday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the
home Interment was made In Maury
Cemetery. Deceased was one of the best
known gentlemen of the city.
The two-months-old child Of ME-. and
Mrs. A. w. Fenncr, Of No. 524 West
Ninth Street, died yesterday afternoon.
Miss Hazel Marablc, of Blackstone, Is
the guest of her cousin. Miss Isabelle
White, OF No. SIG cambridge Street.
The City Assembly VIII meet in regu-
lar session tonight. There is q vast
amount of routine work to be trans