The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-22

ing is now we'll under way. Contractor
]. W. CIeary stated last night that the
excavations were about completed and
the brick work would commence to-
day.
Charles Burkert has awarded con-
tract to Mr. Cleary for the erection OF
Hull Street next to j. T. Abbott's. Mr..
Rurkert Will erect handsome build
Ing and VIII conduct Hnn his plumbing ~
nnsinsss thsre' , Mor aay wi be COM
Building continues to be active in
Manchester
MIR. Wakes Condition Serious.
The condition Of Mr.. David T, Wake
remains practically unchanged. albeit
er. II anything. YESTERDAY. Since being
stricken down at Bon Air on the 18th
instant, due to clot on the brain and
side. when he was brought to .his home
here, he has lain in a comatose condl-.
ton. with return OF momentary con-
trouble was at once diagnosed by the
family physician, DR.. Lawrence In
gram. and confirmed the following day
| in consultation with DR.. Hugh M. Tay-
Mr.. Wake sustained a severe fall
from tr rest, on the on,herh p,m Ra In
Tor - week, after which Me never
b seamsa q Of spirts t ths Being espeea
aek se Der days PsfsEs hs
brain specialist. of Petersburg, re
Gently called in consultation with Drs.
Ingram and Taylor, IKE them NJ lo aRa
seriously ser iI ' whether ' or not Nj: Wakes
from coa hf raroad rns9 sa
Wake R and Mrs. william j. car:er. hssr
ag Mr. aKe Was bor At IN ,n
chester, having always lived here, hut
for many years his business Go mn &C.
tons have been IN Rchmond =, W =, 3 me ne
erts, but for some time past as senior
member OF the well-known firm Of Of
1Wallse & Ballauff. 50 that his FRIENDS
and circumstances are numerous in
both cities.
MIR. Taylor's Arm Fractured.
Mr.. Lorenzo Taylor, a. we'll known n
farmer and stockman. whose tarm IS
chsstsTedd c9 fraeiure 81 The rst
dashed inm "a against ms 4 tree BY q coy Which
was being LED by rna rGp pa ana a man VAS
attended BY DR.. Loving. Of Swa,n n y
Who set the fractured arm and left I ms
lpatient as comfortable as possinie vi
Ider the circumstances.
Nceroca' Cases PostpOncd.
The cases OF Oscar Archer aand y.
4 IA Coebill colored,s charged with be-
| ing disorderly and assaulting Motor
1 man Neil on Petersburg car1'Tues-
u until ni SATURDAY. 4 number OF wit
nesses have already been summons.
In the. meantime the negroes are OUT
1 on bail.
Motorman Neil was able to appear
4 Yesterday morning. but was consider
ably dlsfigured, having had his nose
broken and his face badly beaten.
Did Not Apply for Bail,
/. tJp to last night. p. II, Wells and H..
4 NJ. Smith, representing William Allen,
3lshad not applied for bail for their
4 client, It was thought that. this would
be done to-day, but such was not the
| case.
Mrs. Hyde'H Funeral.
1 The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Hyde, who
4 died IN stanton On s;rrdr' urtefuoMn.
4 Will take place from Meade Memorial
i Church this nfternooniat 4 o'clock. The
II services will be conducted by Rev. Zen.
4 Dennis. assisted by Rev, Mr.. Coullton,
4 of Monumental Church., One of her
4 sons who lives in tho far West s'ill
i arrive here this morning. r..
Personals and Briefs.
4 tertiay for Chester to be. the guests OF the
4 Misses Hatcher.
Mlss Gptel Philips returned Tuesday night
d from Charlottesville, where she hadfa pleas
A ant visit. ~
y s Miss lucille Nichols who has been sick
4 fos seyer,,l days. is better. M
y Miss Ellzabeth MerGhnnt. OF Baltimore