The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0U1.HS|0|E
Horse is Killed and Two Boys
Are Injured III Street Car
Accident.
JUMPED FROM THE VEHICLE
Attempt at Burglary OIL Powers
Bicycle Shop Splendid
Music.
Ntnnchestnr 13lrcull. TImes- pIspntch,

Manchester Bureau, Times ,,s pe,,spnt.ch,
A serious accident that resulted Ill the
killing Of IL horse and the in1urins or
two young boys occurred about O'CLOCK
last night when u Forest Htl chr ran
into a r,n-n-bolt, driven by Leslie Matt
land anu Leslie Bishop, near Fontc ello
Springs. The details as to how the ac-
gcilent happened could not be gained, us
i a detailed report had not been made to
Mr.. Buchanan superintendent or trans
pnrtatiOn for the Passenger ana POWER
Company, land neither he nor DR.. Frank
& Upshur, surgeon for the company, were
Informed of the manner oil the accl-
dent.
Both boys saved themselves by Jump
Ing from the vehicle, and such injuries
as they received we're only IN tho nature
OF bruises, II general shaking up ana
nervous shock. Leslie Maitland was the
more seriously injured OF the two, and
he was taken to his home at Twelfth
and Hull Streets The other boy was
able to go to his home unasslsted.
The vehicle and horse were the prop
ertS of Mr.. Bishop. a junk dealer OF
Manchester. Ills son was driving, and
Maitland had gotten III the buggy mere
" to be with his companion. Both boys
were attended by Or. Upshur
Attempted Burglary.
An attempt at burglary on Powcrs's
bicycle store, at Fifteenth and Hull
Streets, wns made either at some time
Saturday night or during yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Powers found that the door at
the rear entrance had been forced open,
but after n careful examination and In
ventory Of his goods, found that nothing
had been taken. It Is supposed that the
would be burglar or burglars had been
frightened off before their purpose had
been ACCOMPLISHED. Mr.. Powers Informed
the police, who will take action In the
matter.
Splendid Music.
A fine musical programme was rem
dcrcd last night ut Balnbridge Street
Baptist Church by the chorus choir. The
services werc largely attended, and DIR.
Badly preached an eloquent and In
structive sermon.
Those who took part in the musical
programme are as follows: Mcssrs. Gro
yer Grubbs, j. A. Williamson, W.. Nor
rlssett, Guyana Hansford Gregory, j. r.
Turner, c. W. Payne, ". T. Lamb. y.
G. Maynor. John " Roach, G. II. Belts
Sydnor Williamson; Mesdames Allen Pet
tigrew, Berna Bass. a. ]. Eastman, John
Roach C. A. Riggin, Archie Davison, Fl.
C. White, e. vi Badly, G. Fl. Sharp, 3.
a. Hancock, and Misses Ollie Jewett,
Daisy Grubbs, Susie Kessler, Page Smell
lings, Matte Jones, Clara Iilckenso on,
Mabel Moody,frJehnle Jones md Myrtle
Bets. The choir was much complimented
on their rendition of the selections
Personals and Briefs.
Chief of Police Lipscomb was presented
yesterday with aSlarge four and a half
round black bass which was caught It
the power house I'm Richmond by his old
friend, Mr.. John Simon, who made the
catch. f'q
Claude satchneld, OF the State Reform
atory, broke his arm last Monday In q
wrestling match with some other boy.
Mr. Satchhcd visited his son yesterday,
when he first learned of the accident.
The Street Committee Will hold Its
regular meeting next Friday night.
Three OF the negroes who have been
detained in quarantine in tho pest
house were yesterday dismissed.