Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-03
Will be called before Judge Ingram {
March 18th.
Under ROENTGFN'g RAYS.


BY careful probing Or. Mathews has
located the bullet at the head OF the
spinal column, lying against the bone,
and while It's removal Is not thought
necessary for Graham's recovery, his
physician is going to bring that now
powerful agent In surgery, Roent-
gems rays. into service. AS soon as
Graham has recovered sufficiently TO I'M
dertake the trip, and the sitting with
out injury to himself. Or. Mathews will
take him to Richmond. and. with DR..
Taylor. will turn on the mystic ray. He
will DO this for his own satisfaction. and
above all that. a photograph may be
taken, and be a guide. should II become
necessary 10 remove the leaden intruder.
DEATH or MRS. HUGHES.
Mrs. Sarah d. Hughes died at her late
residence on Perry street near Cowar-
din avenue, early yesterday morning.
Mrs. Hughes was born in Chesterfield
county. March 10. 1918, and was one Of
the Oldest living residents of Manches-
ter. where she was always held in the
highest esteem by all who were favored
by her acquaintance.
Mrs. Hughes was a consistent member
OF the Beinbridge-Street Baptist church,
for great many years, but at the death
OF her late husband. Mr.. John VI. Hughes,
about three years ago she left the Bap-
fist church and connected herself with
the Central Methodist church.
The funeral will take place from Cen
trail Methodist church this afternoon at
2 o'clock. The services will be conduct
cd by Rev. W. w. Lear, who will be
assisted by Rev. DR. l.. r. Thornhill.
Interment will be I'm Maury Cemetery.
The gentlemen who will b. the pall-bear-
ers are as follows: JUICE William /.
Clopton. Messrs. a. D. Shotwell. William
II. owens. George A. Carr w. Dallas
Walker Samuel r. owens, John OBrien,
and ellis Williamson.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. John A. Burke is quite unwell at
her home. i'm Swansboro'
Mr.. Henry Walden left Monday night for
Baltimore, TO visit relatives
Mr.. w. w. Lumpkin. Of Amelia county
IS visiting his mother. on Ninth street.
Miss Fannie Foster will leave for Wash
ington this morning.
Mr.. j. Archer Williamson left for
washington last night TO attend the ir-
auguration.
MIR. Harry Forbes Curtisse. OF New
York. Is I'm the city. He is stopping at
Mr.. John S. Robinsons, No. HOO Decatur
street.
Mrs. Anderson Moore remains quite Ill
at her home, on Hull street. Her con-
dition Is very serious.
Mr.. ]. William Bradley, Of Crewe, Is
in the city He is stopping at Mrs. A.
q Harding's. on Porter street.
Mr.. w. ]. Carter left yesterday morn
ing for Washington. y. G. Mr.. Carter
will be Judge Of horses at the fair in that
city.
The meetings at Flfth-Street Methodist
church are well attended, and are doing
much good.
Mr.. George II. Hatton, Of Baltimore Is
here on a visit. He was called on ac-
count of the extreme Illness or MS SIS
ter. Mrs. Anderson Moore.
DR.. +. II. Essex, a physician OF Biz
mingham, England, is In the city, and
is stopping at Mrs. Ellingtons at No.
11Os Decatur street He is speaking OF
locating in this city.
Thomas Burfoot (colored was ar
rested bv Chief-of-Police Lipscomb yes
terdav morning for striking Masters
Milton and Sam. Iseman with rocks,
while they were on their way TO school
Yesterday morning. Milton was struck
an the arm. and one Of the bones frac-
tured Sam. was not hurt so badly. Bur
foot will have a hearing in the Police
Court this morning.
Misc Maud Meadows. Of Cumberland
county. is the guest Of Mrs. George Nun
uallv. on cambridge street.
The ladies OF Meade-Memorial church
are ,ntiring I'm their good work, ana now
nronose TO have a bazaar. This will pro-
bablv be during Easter week.