The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-19
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Matthias schlagcr Dies Suddenly
in His Hon,e--Ili Only
Thirty Minutes.
MRS. HYDE DIES TN sTAUNTON
Well Known Lady Passes Away
in Hospital-Boy Bitten by
Mad Dog-Lour Dismissed,

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Manchester Bureauf Times Dispatch
No.r1102 Hull Street.
Mr. Matthias Schlnger died suddenly
In his home on Bninbridge Street, near
Twentieth. yesterday morning after
an illness which only lasted about tiir-
ty minutes. DIR. Pierce Ruckcr was
summoned. but. found deat,s too near
at hand for him to be cf any as,sist-
ance. /.
Up to yesterday morning Mr.. schln-
ger was In excellent health. and he
complained to his wife about 10 O'CLOCK,
saying he felt very badly. lie grew
worse. and the end was not long
coming. His death was due 10 heart
trouble.
Mr. Schlager came here about two
years ago and went to work at his
trade as glass blower In the Blair
Glass Works in this city where lie Inns
been employed since.
About two months ago he married
Mrs. Luther Taylor. the widow of Mr..
Taylor. who was shot here during the
street car strike several years ago.
He Is survived by his wife and two
little daughters. He also leaves
brothers. who live In Philadelphia.
which was his former home. rho ar.
ranSements for the funeral have not
as yet been completed.
Funeral of Infant.
The funeral of the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Nunnally. who
died Saturday at noon. took place from
the residence, No "a East Fourth
Street, yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
The services were conducted by Rev.
j. F. McSparran, and the interrnent was
made In Maury Cemetery.
Death of Mrs. Hyde.
Mrs. Mary Hyde died yesterday AZ.
ternoon at 5:45. at the Kings Daugh.
ters' Hospital, in Stanton, Va. she
lived at Forest Hill Park, and was
born at Tree Castle. Montgomeryshire
Wales. but had spent most OF her mar
ried life in America.
Mrs. Hyde was fifty-four years OF
age. and is survived by her husband,
dren--Mr. George Hyde, OF Watertown,
S. d.; Mr.. Robert A. Hyde. OF Mitchell,
s. D.; and her three daughters. who
have all recently been at Forest Hill
Park with their parents, namely, Mrs.
j. Clifton Robertson. Mrs Walter r.
Myers and Mrs. Willis C. PulIiam.
The remains will be brought from
stanton this morning. and the fu-
neral arrangements will be completed
later.
Warrant withdrawn.
Officer Waymack. yesterday brought
Henry Lour a young white man. back
from Newport News on a warrant
charging him with seduction OF young
lady here. The warrant, however. has
been withdrawn, and he was made to
pay the costs.
Sergeant Wright left here yesterday
with Henry Marshall who deserted
from the receiving ship franklin. He
VIII be turned over TO the officers OF
that ship.
William Scott and Arthur Mosby win
be called before the Mayors Court this
on minor charges.
Bitten by Mud Dog.
The little son of Mr.. Forest Jones, OF
and Hull Streets. is sup.
posed to- have been bitten by a mad
dog yesterday morning about Q o'clock
The dog was killed shortly after the
child was bitten, and the dead animal
will be taken to Richmond for the
purpose of having an examination
made to ascertain whether or not the
dog had the rabies. The boy was not
bitten badly.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Rudd and Mis-,
Mary Walden, of No. 120 Cowardin
Avenue. who have been at the exposi.
lion for the week, returned home las,
night.
Mr.. w. G. Green, of this city. accom-.
panied by party of friends aboard
his launci, "sylph," left here yesterday
for the exposition. Mr.. GreeI
built the engine and launch himself
last summer.
Mrs. Forbes Curtis is visiting hei
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Robinson. at No
100 Decatur Street.
Stonewall jackson Aerir. r o. Il.
will hold its regular meeting tonight
Indianola Tribe of Red Men Will hold
an important meeting Tonight.
Mr.. David p. Wake was reported
last night to be. holding his own.
Rev. James Cook. of Baltimore. for
merry of Richmond. conducted the ser,
vices at the Presbyterian Church yes.
terdny.