The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-06
FRIDAY. MARCH 6. 1921.
NEWS SUMMARY.

Forecast for Virginia and North Carolina:
Balm; warmer
A charter was granted tho Sheltering Arms
Hospital.-The funeral OF Rev. John Amber
took place-Mrs. Amelia s. Quinton made an
address on Indian affairs.
VIRGINIA.
Mr.. John J. IIoyt, Of Danyille, died yesterday.
The Hastings Court jury. Of Danvile. found
Edward Enoch guilty Of voluntary man.
slaughter yesterday. and sentenced him to two
years in the penitentiary.-Ihe burned cleo
trio plant of the Danyile Street Car Company
will be rebuilt al onco.-Ihere is an increased
demand for manufactured tobacco in Danville.
Edward Moore negro. was arrested in Nor
folk yesterday. charged with highway robbery.
Richard Diggs, colored boy was ARRESTED
in Norfolk for attempting to assault little girl
James Airline. of Nansemond county, was
fatally burned yosterday-A bloody aflray at
Radford caused the death of two negroes and
serious injury to Chief of Police Hardwick.-
Although the Senate has failed to confirm the
nomination Of James Mclaughlin, postmaster
of Lynchburg it is believed that he will fill that
office.
NEW YORK.
The annual election Of officers Of the New
York Southern Society took place yesterday
HeDhtcf BfOWu mas lntIpiuCtu III inc Nidit Htii-
ate bill for new bridge between Brooklyn
and New York; meeting Of all young peo-
pies organizations of the Baptist churches Of
New York was held yesterday eyening.-lt is
stated that the property recently purchased by
William Aston from the Duchess Of Marlborough
will be the future home OF John Jacob Astor--
Dr. J. f. Fox, NJ T.. an anti-Parnellite Irish en-
voy. reached New York Wednesday night and
uyitb NJ
York Irishmen.-It is reported that
Mr.. Gould is sending traffic from
the Union and Missouri Pacific over
the Richmond Terminal, which cut through
rates to secure the business.-Police Supcrin-
tendent Murray Is hopelessly stricken with
palsy.-Articles for the fight between Cal Nc
earthly and George Dixon were signed yester-
day-Plowcrs at hundred apiece were *
hibited at the orchid fair yesterday.-The
North Carolina Electric Company and the Brush
Company have brought suits against the city.
GENERAL
fire occurred yesterday in the Monroe, n. c.,
High School building, in which Thomas Penn
berton and Albert Bost, two students, lost their
lives, and Herbert Rhodes was seriously burned.
Tho North Carolina Legislature yesterday
formally elected the members Of the railway
commission-The Revenue bill passed the
North Carolina Senate also bill 10 amend the
charter of the Atlantic and North Carolina rail
road.--The bill of appr0pria ton to the Worlds
Fair was tabled.--Ihe House of Delegates
passed bills changing the system Of elccting
solicitors, prohibiting sale of drinks and to-
bacco on Sunday.-The Senate refused TO ap-
propriate money for the immigration Bureau.
Tho new State Board Of Agriculture was
elected.
FOREIGN
The Kaiser continues 10 he deeply incensed by
the discOrteous treatment of his mother in
France-The British Government is taking
steps to obtain for Great Britain an assurance
OF commercial privileges to that country equal
90 those era ted other nations.--The striking
dock laborers of London have raised tho boy
colt on Federation vessels, and will resume
WORKPLACES have been developed which will
show that DIR. Lindcmann of Manchester, Eng,
was foully murdcred.-1he steamship Rugia
from Hamburg TO NewYork, reported as ashore,
has been 1oated, and is proceeding to her dcsti-
nation.