The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

folk are visiting relatives in this city
and Will 50 from here to Washington
Miss Alice NJ. Richardson OF north
| Twentieth street left yesterday 80 visit
| family and friends IN Louisa.
Mrs Jennie Ielllngs and Miss May
/ Heilings. Of Baltimore. are visiting Mrs.
John HALEY. l0i east Main.
Mrs. Ida Fleet. Of 2S IL south Pine
! street IS wishing relatives IN New Kent
! county. near Tunstalls station.
Rev. Father OHara. Of ST. Patricks
| Parish, has gone on a short visit 70 New
! York
Miss Mary Broadnax Robertson Of sa-
vannah is staying With her uncle, Mr.
John O. Robertson at Forest HIl.
Secretary Ben. r. owen was not IN his
| office yesterday, being detained a, home
because OF The serious illness OF his son.
Miss Leigh lnman and Miss Hope
! Gates, Of this city left yesterday to
! visit friends and relatives Of Petersburg.
Mr.. w p. Gum. OF Radford. who has
/ announced himself candidate for Sec
/ rciary Of the Commonwealth, is at Muir
| phys.
President Williams, Of the soahoard
| AIRLINE, is expected back in Richmond
| tomorrow
Mr.. Charles T. Taylor and family Of
/ G2s China street. have returned from
/ Boston. Mass. where they enjoyed
pleasant visit to relatives in that city.
Miss J.. Bca Martin left Monday for
| Newport r. l., and Management Pier.
where She will spend the remainder OF
! the summer.
Nelson Encampment. No. ., ]. O. o. T..
will hold am important meeting next
Tuesday night az Monroe Hall, 70. Gil
west Main street.
Mr Thomas Jardine. chief darugh'sman
an the William r. Trigg Ship-Buidins
plant has gone 20 Scotland for months
vacation.
Or. Thomas Stately. Of Marion IS hll-
ing the position Of resident physician at
the Retreat for the Sick during the va
cation OF DR. Reese.
AR ~. Jos. Gentry has returned home
from Mathews county where be spent his
vacation with relatives and friends and
had a delightful time.
Mr.. Edward Shoehan, Of 316 north
Thirty-third street. has returned from
two weeks visit 90 bis brother in West
Virginia and old home ia stanton.
Nr Horace Wright and Mr.. c.. 7.
Eubank left yesterday for three
weeks tour OF Baltimore. philadelphia.
Washington. and Atlantic city.
Miss Laura Woodward, who has been
visiting relatives at 1912 east Clay street
for the past several weeks left FOR her
home IN Lexington, Va, yesterday.
Miss Rosa lie Britton. Of Fulton enter
tanned "a few friends last Thursday even
ing no Forest Hll in honor o. her friend,
Miss Nctte Carson, of Sweet ChaIybeate.
Miss Nellie RYDER. Miss Fannie Mathews
and Sidney Eurruss of this city, VIII
leave Monday o. visit friends and rela-
Gives iu Strunton and Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lleburam. Of Atlanta.
Ca. whose visits are always occasions
of pleasure To their friends here. are
spending a few days at the jefferson.
Capt. James Is. Angle. who has been
ont of the city for some days, viii re-
turn Monday ln his absence Seret Juni1s
A. Cosby has been in charge Of the dis
uict.
1Iessrs. p Kemper Rector and John
So Welsh are en- a. visit 90 the nome of
the formers parents, Iairview. Fauquier
county. They VIII be absent about two
Miss Sadie Martin and brother Willie
accompanied by their aunt. Miss Minnie
Wood. 0f $40 China street. have gone TO
Hanover to spend the remainder OF the
summer.
Misses Ray and Stella Pass. n Church
Hu avenue. are having a delightful time
with relatives 40 Louisa Court House,
where they viii rusucate during the
month OF August.
Mrs w. w. Barrow and Misses Flor
ence and Mary Barrow of 9B Floyd ave
nue. are spending the month o: August
at the Monterey Inn, Blue Ridge summit,
Pa.
Mrs. J. s. suth and little daughter,
and Master Robert Kirkland. Of |
1l4 Washington street. left yesterday on a !
visit to her mother. Mrs. james Cunning
ham. near Sturgeonv.ne. Brunswick |
county
Detective Wren saw John Stevens. a - /
year-0.d darkcy. with some lead pipe I'm /
his possession. The boy was placed away |
in the Second Station fog future reference |
on the charge of being % Suspicious char
actcr.
Miss Ada B. Cosby. who has been
long sufferer from Adnols was success
fully operated upon yesterday afternoon
at her home Dog ur. p. Bash spalng.
assisted by Dr. Clifton VI. Miller. Yes
teraay She was doing nicely.
Mrs. Nirgln.us pendleton. Miss Lillian \
PendlctOn. AIRS. Margaret Reynolds. of |
Manchester. Masters Hugh and Nirginius
Pendletou. of Richmond. left to-day for
Nerdon and Charlottesville 10 spend Au-
gust and September.
COL Richardson Register of the Land
Once. received orders Yesterday from
West Virginia lawyers for ten certified
copies of grants covering 10000 acres
of laud Though orders and requests for
information are received az tho Land
ONCE daily yesterday was record
breaker
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock the
trolley wire of the CASE bound cars on the
Clay street lne broke at The cornor Of
Hancock and Broad roots. % was dis
covered as soon as DO occurred ana no
damage was done. Tho wine parted near
one of tha suspension wires ana only
lne end fcI to the ground. This was
taken zap and ucd to the r.. r. and +.
freight depot. Tine cars now have TO
make "a run off about forty feet without
a trolley wire.
Richmondcrs ia New York.
NEW YORK Aug I.-5geciaL-Rich.
uond arrivals. Bartholdi Mrs. ~ Har-
vest. Imperial. j. r.. Howard: Park Ave
lue. D.. F Hutchius, S. Denis. J.
.atrs. Aston. O.. O.. Worsham; Mari
borough. j. NJ. Shepard.
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