The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-19
They Hear Ladies Speak Out in
Meeting,
MISS STUART AND MRS. SHIELDS
CAuIch-I.ecoyering from a Case
OF LiOOI fO.sonIn--O,hcr
Aauchcsl, N.ws

Sane Stuart, OF AieAanuIla and Airs.
snieOs. Oh RicnmOnu, bUtn iasiss afe
fluent ialkers ana increased tn,Ir heal =
eIs nom tie besinii.Lg 10 TIE eno OF
their tema4hs
Mss Stoalt Is the secretary Of the
Lanes Auxiliary OF The dlUcese OF W.
gina, while ANS. Sh.e.1s hOius the SAINT
ONCE for tne children AuAl,-aly Tor the
same 0.otese. 1ne.r remaIAs were on
women aid children.
1hs Was the urst time In the history
of thls church tAal IL has been aGdfeSs-
ed by lanes IN pubic assembly. these
women oil God are dong good Work FOL
the Church.
SQUIRE CHEATHAMs COURT.
Squire l.. W. Che.ham hello court In
Swansboro yesterday. lie presided at
the request Of the defendant.
Thomas Dorset was up on q warrant
sworn out by J. w. Bass q former ten
ant and he was charged with threaten
ing 70 do bodily harm 10 the p.alnt1
After hearing the testimony OF Vines 5
the defendant was discharged as III
court SAID there was nothing In the case
Bo:h parties are wei known in this COM
munity.
SICK FROM BtooD POISON.
Mr.. r. W. Rudd Of Marks Addition
who has been suffering with blood poison
is improving and Is thought TO be out OF
danger.
few weeks since while at work at the
Southern shoTs in this city he accident
ally cut his hand with a saw. Moth
ing was thought Of the wound at nrst
and little attention was paid TO H.. Bu'
II began 10 grow worse when blood pols-
on set In. II then gave him great deal
OF trouble and he was very III man.
BAG OF DOLLARS GONE.
Mr.. Claude d. Corbus. a merchant OF
rpner HUI street. lost a bag Of silve'
Thursday night by the hands OF ihi1f
There was be. ween $50 and SIS in the bag.
Al Is has ION az night TO put all VI
his silver in the bag when he closes UP
the house after the days business. lie
did so last night and left the parcel on
shelf whist he went to the rear to ias-
ten the door While doing so some thief
who had been watching him slipped In
and carried the money away.
Mr.. Corbus has no knowledge or sus-
picion as to who took the bag. He has
notified the city police OF the fact but
they have no grounds TO work upon.
TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL.
Mr.. George G. Toby is quite III at the
residence OF his uncle. Mr.. c. F. Conley.
on Porter street, near Twelfth. Mr.. Toll
by came to this city from his home IN
Spottsylvania about four weeks since 10
Visit his relatives. and to view the scenes
OF HE hirthnlace. On Wednesday he was
attacked with chill and on Thursday
he had an attack of cerebro spinal menin-
gas anu aGaed TO thIs was congestion oil
the brain.
His peopie have but lit'ie hone OF his
recovery lie is q son of the late Mr..
George W. Toby. VINO, for many years
was the proprietor of the Chesterfield
House IN this city.
THE MAYORS COURT.
Mayor Maurice was on hand at his
usual hour 10 try the WORMS before the
throne in the Temple Of Justice yesterday
morning.
Oakley Pillow WAS arrested for selling
lsh without a license. He was reported
10 Ofhcer Jones by a fish dealer. who
summoned the young man to appear IN
court. II was shown to the Mayor that
young Pillow took orders for truck and
fish and afterwards delivered his goods.
lie was discharged.
Princess Amelia Johnson alias Minnie
johnson. colored was seen acting in q
suspicious manner yesterday by Captain
Lipscomb. She was taken in and locked
up. She then admitted that her home
was In Richmond but she had 70 leave
there 10 keep out Of the way Of Deier-
tive John Hall. When her case was call
ed Mr.. Hall said she was one Of the most
notorious thieves In this section. On one
occasion he had gotten two wagon loads
OF stun from a pawn shop where she
had taken from people and procured
money for In this city she would visit
ladies and male a bargain 10 sci sec
ond-hand clothes. she would get the
clothes and keep the money. She was
given thirty days in jail. and when her
time expires she will lie turned over to
the Richmond police
AN INFANT BURIED.
IAlfan Hagen Crawford. the Infant
Sa~-b.e- OF NJ and Mrs. Frank ~
Crawford d.ed Thursdav nirh' at No. y
west FIFTH street. The family had oily
been here few weeks. wh-re they were
called by Illness OF a relative from their
home In Pennsylvania. Inc burial o.
place Yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
The intement was made a; Mount Cal
vary cemetery. near Richmond
The death of the lac Dr. george c.
.Vanders-lce OF Union Station church in
Richmond. is greatly lamented in this
city. For a numter OF years he was the
pastor OF Central Me h odist church. While
at this station he erideared himself 10
the people In this city in all walks OF life,
not only with his own people. but with
members OF all congre cations.
Mr.. POLLARD TO SPEAK
TIE services at C'on'or-S'-est Baptist
church tomorrow nirht VIII be OF an IN
tiers sting and enjoyable nature. Mr.. J. Gar
lano Fv.4ard. VI it4SnlnO -, eIn .e pes
ent and address the meeting. The choir
have selected and prepared some good
music. Mas Rosa Turn'ey and VIM. j
Morrissette win sing duet. Mr.. j. Stu
art Hopkins. OF Richmond. will be pres
ent and render a solo. and a male quar-
teite Is expected. The services will be IN
charge OF the 9. Y. p. U. OF the church.
and Mr.. Pollard has been the president
Of the city Onions Cor some time and
some good things may be expected from
him.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr.. II. c. Fc,zold has returned 10 the
city from a business trip 10 Norfolk.
Mr. w j Morrissette has returned
from North Carolina where h went 10
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Ni, gie la
nier.
Mr.. James T. Harding and family have
returned 10 Manchester from Kansas
city. Mr.. Harding sold out his business
In this city severa, weeks since. and II
was his purpose TO locate In the west.
His family became sick and dissatisfied.
% be concluded u reiraCe his Steps.
The Hastings Court will Legin It's
March session on Monday.
The condition Of Mrs. Saunders Of Sew
enteenth and Everett streets. Is no. I'M
proved. She is quite ~
The condition OF Mrs. y. T. Hni. OF
Tenth and Perry streets. who was IN