The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-21
Little Boy Drank Carbolic Acid
by Mistake. But VIII
Recover.
THE HONOR ROLL OF PUPILS
Entertainment in Leader Hall.
Items of Interest in the
City.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch.


Phillip the -yoar-old son Of Mt
and Mrs Robert Lee. OF Ninth street.
between Decatur and Hull Streets. swal-
lowed carbolic acid yesterday afternoon
late. and but for the heroic work OF Drs
Oscar owen and n. =. Ruckcr would
probably have died.
The little fellow was loft i'm the room
90 himself for only few minutes. and
child-nkc. reached for a bottle ne saw.
The bottle contained tho deadly acid.
and the child took swallow before any
one noticed him
Dr owen was M once called and Or
Euckor was on the scene "A few minutes
afterwards. Emetics We're administered
but FOR several hours the life OF the in
FAINT was despaired Of
Al II o'clock last night the physicians
reported that the child would recover
His mouth was burned. but not enough
Of the acid was swallowed 10 cause fatal
results. None Of the liquid touched the
boys skin ON tho face
Mr.. Lee is f. young man II tho city.
Who is very well and popularity known.
The Honor Roll.
Principal g. Darlington Nfoseley SIS
much pleased with the honor roll OF the
pupils OF tho school for this month
There are many pupils IN each grade
who have made good marks all above
.e6-aud the school trustees are much
gratifed.
The following IS list Of those who
made good marks I'm the school
Third Grammar Grade. Section A
Miss Hail. teachor-Mabel Walton.
Third Grammar Grade. Section B
Miss Roberts teacher-PaEe Ingram.
Second Grammcr Grade Section A.
Miss Weisiger teacher-Norwood Green.
Louise Jones. Virgfe Latham
Second Grammar Grade. Section b
Miss Mayo. tcacher-Nfozelle Reams
Helen Carroll Walter Duke
First Grammar Grade. Section A-Miss
Wells teacher-Annie Atwen. Mary
Brooking. Helen Rrinser. Salie Jones
Albert Morris. Raymond Smith. John
Taylor
First Grammar Grade. Section B-AIiss
Brown. teacher-Clara Gill Tilme sttrke
Ruth Puckctt. Lois Moody. Louise
Gwathmey. Stanley Hatcher. olive
Craze. Einora Harlow
sixth Primary Grade Sections A and
B-Miss Lamb. teacher-Tayior JoiHn.
Frank Badly. Laura Anderson. Mildred
Bass Louise Johnson. Virginia Pmliam
Fifth Primary Grade Sections A and
y - Miss Bronaugh. teacher - Lizzie
Brooks. Ruby Clary. Jane Elan. Ruth
Mccain. Louise Nicholas Leonard Phil
lips Edna Powell. Agnes Reynolds.
Bertha WARMER. Estelie Wingo. Ida
Worsham.
FNAtfL ana Ilru Urinary Grades
Miss HohanuOn. teacher-Nalvin Had
dock. Eddie Henley. Ray Henry. Daniel
Ingram. Archie owen. Matthew Palmer.
Eddie BEDFORD. Gordon Robinson. GIenice
Bolton. Margaret Brooks. Mabel crow
der Ann Hall Maud Kelly. Bessie New
man Gladys Nunnany. Annie Reams
LILY Rcams. Jane Shepard. Edna Starto
Leroy Cox. Percy Garnett. Curtis Jen-
kins. Roy Napier. Loring Purdio. Garland
lA~
son. Parker Weisieer. Virginia Archer
Minnie Booth Ella Bowen. Mae Brad
ley. Gladys Bullock. Marian Carroll
Sadie Cook. Helen Greenwood, Hattie
Jones. Margaret Parker. Ann Reams.
Mabel Sampson. Mamie Varrell
First Primary Grade. Sections a and
B-A1ss O'Rren. teacher-Ruth Conover.
Myrtle Caudle. Mary Christian. Gladys
Johnson. Edna lawson. Beulah Rose
Alice Robertson. Myrtle Smith. Joseph
Galloway. Walter Henley. Page Kelly.
First Grammar Grade Joverfow)-Nflss
Clary. teacher-Blanche GIL Frank
Amos.
Fourth Primary Grade (overfovv). sec
ton B-Miss Brandis. teacher-Ressa
Adams. Ruth Hancock
First Primary Grade Coverfou) Mrs.
G"athmey. teacher - Emily Peaseley.
Katherine Gwathmcv
Handcuff King.
In Leader Hall on Friday and Satur
day nights am entertainment Will he
given for the benefit Of the Eagles Band.
of the city.
Nicolt. the handcuff king and illusion
ist. has been engaged. and will. so he
says. get out Of any pair ~ handouts
made by the police. The officers OF
Manchester believe they viii he able to
lock the fellow UP SO that he can't get
away. and with this end in view they
are looking 20 their irons.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. NJ A. Campbell returned TO the
city yesterday from Portsmouth where
he attended the Methodist Conference.
Little James Congdou, of No 1919 Por-
ter Street. is quite in with typhoid fever
an entertainment was given I'm Leader
Hall last night for the benefit 81 C,ovcsr
DIN Avenue Christian Church. A large
crowd attended.
Alma Anderson. a negro was arrested
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