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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Daisy Dickinson, Of no. DIG east
Grace street, Is visiting in Salem, Va.
Mrs. Walter Rollison is quite i'll at her
residence, No. 9l2 east Marshall street.
Mr.. Sam Bachrach and wife have re-
turned from stay OF several weeks at
Atlantic city.
Mrs W. \. Warinner, who has been
quite III for the past ten days, IS some
what better.
Miss Sadie Goss, OF Albemarle county
IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. John =. Hoss'
No. 2lS north Thirty-second street.
Mrs. r. p. Campbell and Miss Margaret
Winn left for Virginia Beach yesterday
to visit Mrs. Exhal, Of the EsSey COZ
tage.
Miss Lula Lucy, Of Home Place has
returned to the city after Visit 81
several weeks 70 Mrs. Oppcnhimer' OF
Fluvanna.
A regular meeting Of the Central Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union WI
be held at Friends Westinghouse, at f'5v
this afternoon.
Miss Linda O. Young, Of Portsmouth.
who has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Il. T.. Gayle for a few days, leaves to-day
for Lunenbufs.
Mr.. T.. Raymond Christian has returned
10 the city after spending a delightful
vacation at Providence, Newport and
Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. j. \. Decor has left for Whining
ton, y. <, TO accept a position in the Of
fee of the train dispatcher of one OF tho
roads entering that city.
A marriage license was granted al the
Henrico Clerks office yesterday 70 John
O. Hankins and Mary +. Ahern. They
will be married on the Both.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. spraggins and
Misses Cassie, Lucy, and Clara Johnson
Of Home Place, left Monday for Wash
ington. ON their return they VIII be The
guests Of Mrs. Dr. Gordon. OF Mount
View.
Mr.. John p. East. a prominent young
attorney, formerly Of Staunton, but now
practicing in New York city, Is visiting
Richmond for several days. accompanied
by his brother, Dir. Charles NJ. East, OF
Virginia.
Mr.. Charles c. Meeks a popular young
engineer of the Chesapeake ana ohio
Company. and his wife left last Saturday
AT 2I5 p. VI. for Charlottesville 10 visit
friends and relatives They will return
in = week.
4 landslide on the Chesapeake and Ohio
at Jerry. W. Va, delayed the passenger
train which arrives here at $50 until noon.
The local freight from Charlottesville,
which arrives about O'Clock Z. NJ. was;
also much delayed.
Captain Thomas j. Nottingham. OF Nor
folk, late Of Company l.. Fourth Nir-
ginia Regiment. is az Murphy's. lie has
recently been chosen captain Of the re-
organized company, and he and First
Lieutenant Church who is with him. will
be examined to-day
Mr.. j. Watwins Lee, who is the man
ager Of a hotel al Palatka, Fla, and also
Of one at Charlottesville. was IN Rich
mond yesterday. en- route 10 the latter
place from Pa.atka. lie expects the
travel to Florida this winter 10 be very
heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
THE CROPS ARE DOING WELL.
Weather of the Past week Favor
able. EXCEPT I'm n Few Sections.

The following Is the weekly crop report
Of the Virginia section of the Weather
Bureau. United States Department OF
Agriculture:
The reports Of the correspondents Of the
Virginia section for the past week indi-
cate the prevalence of generally favor
able weather over n major portion Of the
State. In the Valley division the local
droughty conditions hitherto reported con-
tinue TO the detriment Of corn and pas
lures, as well as following. Aside from
these localities. however, the weather
has been excellent for growth and farm
work Some Isolated cases of worms m
the tobacco and millet are reported. The
resulting damage does not appear 10 be
heavy except I'm Spotsylvania county,
where the correspondent states mat may
are destroying young crimson clover on
his farm fifty acres having been eaten
clean since last Saturday. The worm IS
a stranger, and spraying is resorted 10 70
kill them. Fodder pulling continues WIN
satisfactory results except "nere the
blades of corn were torn by the high
winds Of the preceding week. Following
has also continued where the CONDITION
Of the ground would allow. In the 11dt-
water section late garden peas anu shap
beans have been seeded. The apple crop
is a failure tn many counties. Inc lGult
Is dropping badly and. with the exception
Of 4 few localities in the Piedmont DIS
trict. the crop in the State will be short.
Corn is making excellent progress In
the Tidcwater and Middle divisions beln$
variouslv reported as unusually une
and best I'm years" II Is enring rapidly,
and some fields have advanced sufficiently
for harvesting. In the valley division the
upland corn Is injured by drought ana
the crop will be shortened thereby. Flring
has been reported. and some fields have
been cut 20 save fodder.
Tobacco Is advancing towards maturity
very favorably. The area over which
cutting g. under way Is increasing: VINE
tbe Yields Tins far and the general condi-
ton OF that outstanding are usually good.
Worms are doing some local damage IN
Cumberland and Bedford counties.
Potatoes Orish)-The second crop IS re-
sweet variety will be a full crop OF excel
lent quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
MoKe~s5 @ Mz
TOWARDS HEARING CONTINUED.
Cnsc OF Chnrt-SeIier Goes over iii
This Morning-Nany Other Cases

Justice Johns court, at the bottom oil
The City Hall. was fun 70 the brim yes
terday morning-the courtroom WIN
SPECTATOR. and the pen with individuals
charged with wrong doing.
The prisoner who attracted most at
tentlpn and was the star actor was H. J'
Howard. alias r. j. Downing the man
arrested I'm Suffolk. and charged as fol-
1oIys. "That on warrant he did unlayiul-
Iv obtain under false pretences and mis-
representation Sl5 in United states cur
rencv, with intent 70 deffaud Lottie
Slaughter" Howard was looking very
well. and appeared to be COOL but wore
an expression Of deep concern. lie du
not have counsel-that is, he had not en-
ployed counsel. He made request OF
MIR. Harry G. Glenn who was benihu lHe
bar. 10 ask for q continuance or the near
ine until this morning Mr.. Glenn ana SO
and Justice Crutchtield granted the re-
request. There were quite large mum
Der of ladies' I'm court 10 testify against
Howard. as he gave his name N hlch-
mond. Howard went 10 JAN.
Nora Clarke was charged with tres
pasging on the premises of NJ. l.. john
son. and being disorderly. She was not
present and an attachment was issued Tor
her.
Ice Green (colorcd) gave Mollie Jones a
choking and a beating. but witnesses
were needed and so the hearing was con-
tinued until this morning
James Mitchell is a small boy, and the
cranes in The grounds of the Academy OF
Visitation looked exceedingly nice and
near at hand Jim was pulled by an
officer for trespasslng on the ground
where the grapes grew. Justice Johh
looked at him IN a kind of eat-you-up
style and lectured him, and after court
let him go.
Wfniam Fisher (coioredD was charged
with cutting and carving the person OF
Emanuel Davis The row occurred sat
uraay night. Davis was cut in the leg
and DR. Davis, of the ambulance, took
five stitches in the muscles and the skin.
A large artery just escaped being severed
Fisher went 10 the grand jury,
Mrs Annie DIcMeekns was charged
with being dsorderly on the street OH
Ger Kraft testified that the woman was
standing outside her house screaming
murder. help and other things, and that
she stated her husband had been beating
her She said It was only the effects or
beer, and was fined $3.50.
The case Of Gilbert Murray. an old
colored man, charged with throwing acid
in the face OF John Johnson. white
boy aged about 10 years, was called me
father Of the youth, MI Johnson, sald
he aid not wish Murray prosecuted, ana IL
was shown that the acid used Tor clean
ing poNshed stone was too weak 10 40
great harm. Justice Crutchheid there-
Togo dismissed the case
The remaining cases were small
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
WATSON Is ARRESTED.
Singer Of George Winston Now I'm a
Cell ri the Third stafion-

Fred. Cary Watson, the ne 70 m n
charged with shooting and killing George
Winston last week j. now under arr 81
al the Third Police station.
Policeman Gornan of Richmond ana
Officers Branch and Green, If the county,
have the honor Of making this imp r
tant arrest. Tn shooting occurred back
II Hartshorn college. in Henric0 county,
but wi hin the .one-mile jursdi ton Of
the CORPORA @ Inc. and the county OFF,
GERS, rs well as he III almond pole,
were lCOkii for watson.
The wounoeI man died Monday at th9
City Hospital, where Coroner 7 VI held
an inquest at 400 o'clock Monday after
neon. At $50 o'clock DR. Frank NJ. Cum
ningham held a post-mOrt m eXamina-
ton and found the ball. which d 90 e
through Winston right | n. thr0u n
his lack and lodged urder the rgh-
shouldcr-bladc. from where II was re-
moved in dcnted condition.
Watson will appear before JUST c
Ctut hhed to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
An Interesting Ceremony.

On Monday night last Major J. II. Ca
pcrs conferred the adopted" degree OF
Masonry. known as the Master Mason
wife's degree. on several ladies', at the
residence of a brother Mason, No. lOA
west Main street. The party consisted or
the wives. daughters, and sisters Of seNe-
raj prominent Master Masons or tnls
city who had met by appointment AZ inc
above number. All expressed themselves
delipbted with beautiful degree. and with
the valuable lessons taught so impress
sivelv by Major Capers, who was at his
hest. After the ceremony refreshments
we're served, and when the company
broke up the ladies all declared them
selves quite in love with Masonry and
promised not TO scold any more II their
husbands and brothers staid rather late
at the lodge. Three Master Masou we're
present, as required by Masonic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
Women
Wouis Sssso-
W Try Mrs.
PiNhhanp'6
MssiYcino If
They OIsW
KneW, Sage
Ears. King

and received benefit from 1t at once.
| have taken IL ever since and now
have no backache, no pain in my
side and my stomach and bowels are
perfectly we'll can honestly say that
there Is nothing like 1t. II could only
tell every woman how much good your
medicine has done me, they would
surely tryit"-MABTHAM.K King, NonTn
ATTLEBoRo, MASS.
The way women trife with health
shows degree of Indifference that IS
misunderstanding. Happiness anduse-
fulness depend on physical health; so
does a good disposition. Disease makes
women nervous, irritable and snap
pish. The very effort of ailing women
10 he good-natured makes them ner-
vous. Write TO Mrs. Pinkham, she Will
help you to health and happiness.
1t costs nothing toget Mrs. Pinkham's
advice. Her address is LYNN. Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
KEEP INTERPRETATIONS COLD.
Then the Germs 10 Dangerous 10
Health Cannot Grow.

A well-known physician and bacteriolo-
gist IN the city in a conversation with a
representative OF the Dispatch yesterday
called attention TO q very interesting and
useful fact TO hOusekeepers. lie went 20
a refrigerator I'm the room and took out 2
number Of little glass plates upon which
were growing bacteria OF Asiatic cholera.
typhoid-fever. and q number Of other ter
rible diseases.
Then he opened the ice chest 70 the re-
frigerator. II was filled with ice, but was
wrapped securely with cloth 10 prevent
rapid melting. Now" he said. many
housekeepers In Richmond do the same
thing Of wrapping up the ice. and the
effect Is just asa you have seen. The food
they put IN the refrigerator 10 preserve IS
not cooled sufficiently 10 keep IL from
decay and the disease germs from grow
ing rapidly The contents Of the refrige-
ratOr are not cooled enough 20 prevent the
bacteriao from growing and thus spread
ing typhoid-fever and other disease
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
THE PAPER-MILLs SITE.
Deeds Recorded Yesterday transfer
ring the Corn-NIiIls Property.

ring the COrn-Milis Properly
Three deeds were recorded In tho
Chancery Court yesterday, the first trans
ferring the one-ffth interest of cyrus
Hossieux IN the Gallego corn-mills to X
II Monde: the second, transferring the
fcur-nfths interest Of Charles l. Iodd
In the same property 10 Il. H. Me"ue'
ond the third, transferring the property
tom II. III. Meade to the James-fver
Faus PAPER and Pulp-Mills Company.
Tha property consists of the Gallego
corn-miu lot, and building thereon, win
foundations, etc, fronting l29 feet on ca
nal street, and running back Ito feet; the
Pasin-Spring lot. fronting lS feet on Ca
nal street. and running back TO feet, and
q lot 1875 feet on the east side Of Twelfth
street between Canal and Byrd, running
hack 255 feet to Thirteenth street, and a
lot 50 feet on the east line OF Eleventh
street between Canal and Byrd streets,
running back between parallel lines 90
feet.
This property was bought at auction
last June for $3.50 by X. H. Meade.
The transfer OF The property carries
with It the water rights appurtenant to
the corn-mill lot, bat IL is understood
that there Is reserved 70 the CALICO NILS
the FIRST use Of all the water covered by
any and all water rights or privileges
whatsoever, whether created by joint
lease or otherwise. belonging TO said CO
partnership, and that after such use said
water shall follow It's present course and
Cow through its present raceway or out
let and may be used by any owner Of the
eorn-mill lot.
In this court also Charles Il. Taylor
qualified as administrator Of the estate
OF T. y. Taylor. valued az about $4,000.
In the same court, Mrs. Augustine *.
10th qualified as administrator Of G. l.
10th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
" Mny he the Dreaded Army Worm.

The worm which has been devastating
crops i'm Henrico Is still at work In th9
lower portion Of the county. Commls-
observation-disclosures Koiner has forward O.
ed several specimens of the worm 10 inc
United States Department Of Agriculture.
Mr.. Koiner thinks probably the pest Is
the much-dreadcd army worm, which has
never before been reported i'm Virginia.
The general appearance Of the pest ana
the absence OF any effect from poison5
corresponds with the army worm.
This worm is one Of the great evlls
western farmers have 10 contend with.
No polsons will kill IL that Will not XIII
crops also. The way in which It Is fought
is when discovered in q field the ground
IS ploughed I'm deep burrows % surround
the worm. They march in a body, ana
the ditch is soon filed with them. straw
IS then freely scattered through the duch
and set on fire. burning the worms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
Vaudeville E,celIencies.

Msin-Street Park was crowded again
last night with an audience equally as
large as that of Monday night. The bill
exceeds in variety of entertainment and
artistic character any OF the season. and
Is q WhO.e hit. Ed. Lawrence and Nina
Harrington. the BOwery boy and girl
with a plenty OF bright fun and comical
actions. flied last night the vacancy
made by the cancellation OF the Ford
Brothers. The artists and their act were
literally appauded and they made
themselves popular with the crowd.
The bill. with the addition OF this act,
continues intact through the week. with
a matinee on saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
Successful Opcra.

The Dan Packard opera Company add
ca laure : 10 the wreath of success they
mad woven at the Auditorium Monday
night by a second splendid presentation
Of said Pasha" last night before an
other large audience.
The audience enjoyed and thoroughly
appreciated the effcrts Of the artists. and
applause was frequent and spontaneous.
Ihis company Is one OF the best light
opera companies playing popular operas
that ever came 10 Richmond. The cast is
a competent one, and the chorus is all
that can be- expected. Tonight the Mi
kad0" Will be given.
said Pasha" will be sung for the last
time during the engagement al a special
maLlnce ~ 3 n-cl0ck This ailern0On.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30

Mr.. J. \. Bohannan, Of Hickory n, c.,
is stopping at the Lexington. for a day
or two, on business. Mr.. Bohannan is
interested with the Mossrs. Odell. o.
Concord, and Mr.. b. y. Duke, of Dur
ham, y. c., in the development Of the
magnificent water-pOwer ON the Catawba
river, two miles from Hickory, At thi9
point there is one of the finest water
powers in the Old North State-i.00O TO
5,O0O-horse power, with a 3lls-foot fall IL
two miles.
1t will ere long be turning the wheels
of one oc the largest cotton mills in che
State and furnishing electricity for
Hickory and other nearby towns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30

He Passed Through Here Monday I'm
Route 10 Baltimore.

The announcement made in yesterdays
morning papers that Mr.. George Sloane,
cashier of the Wilmington Savings ana
Trust Company. of Wilmington. y. c.,
had suddenly disappeared. was read with
much interest here Mr. Sloane being
very well known i'm Richmond.
Mr.. Sloane passed through Richmond
Monday. and IN conversation with "a Rich
mOnd gentleman. who travelled this FAR
with him. said he was going TO Baltimore
for few days. and would then return TO
Wilmington. The dispatches from VIII
mington say MIR Sloane's family think his
mind was unbalanced by oyerwork, but
the gentleman who travelled with him
says he gave no indication OF unbalanced
mentality but. on the contrary seemed
60 DO In an excellent frame OF mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
Odd-FclIo,vs May Meet aSs Hot
Springs.

W. II. Bailey, Grand Master + the
Grand Lodge of Virginia, 1. o. o. F.; II.
Wiley Davis. Grand Secretary. and NJ.
b. Ramos, Grand Representative of the
Grand Encampment. left yesterday for
Hot Springs Va.
They went as a committee from the
Grand Lodge TO look into the matter of
the Grand Lodge meeting at the Springs
next year The Grand Master will visit
the following lodges while in that sec
ton of the State: Hot Springs, Covins-
ton, Clifton FORGE, and Longdale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
nrotherhood of ~. Andre,y.

The fourteenth annual convention OF the
brotherhood Of 81. Andrew in the United
States viii be held in Columbus, O.,
Thursday, Friday. Saturday, and Sun
day. october 10 TO 22 1893.
The basis Of representation will be one
delegate for each ten members and one
delegate at large. All chapters are urged
10 send delegates. and as many membcfs
In addition as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
THE POLICE MAKE ARRESTS.
The Wrong-Docrs Are Few and Ar
rests Accordingly Small.

Yesterday was a quiet day in police
circles. Few arrests were made, mainly
for the reason that there was small
wrong-doing.
sam. Hirschburg was arrested by Ser
geant Tomlinson on a warrant charging
hun with striking r. b. Morris He was
taken TO the Second Station and bailed
for his appearance IN the Police Court
this morning. lie is a lineman for q tele-
graph company i'm the city.
The police are looking for Robert Nash
(colOreO. who went TO a residence on
south Fifth street and. seeking out the
cook Caroline Nash. beat her and cut
her In cruel manner Nash then made
a dash for Penitentiary Bottom and that
was the last seen OF him The trouble
attracted an immense crowd and created
great excitement in the community in
which il occurred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
ia. smiths stomach and Liver.

Commonwealth Attorney Graham
CLAYTON. of Bedford county, Is In cor
II spondence with Coroner William III.
Taylor with view 10 securing his ser
vices to make an analysis of the stomach
and liver Of Ed. Smith. the negro who
was poisoned i'm Bedford some time ago.
The TWO portions Of Smiths anatomy
are still held by the express company In
this city and unless some action Is taken
in the near future the company will bury
the remains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
Return from Trip Abroad.

Mr. Charles Davenport and wife re-
turned Yesterday from a most enjoyable
trip abroad Mr. and Mrs Davenport
with n number of others. left Richmond
the LIST Of July. and travelled through
Europe They arrived in New York on
Monday. having had delightful Trip
Mr. Gideon Davenport and family. VINO
were of the same party, have a so re-
turned. but stopped over I'm New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
FOR RENT.
FOt RENT,

1905 WEST MAIN STREET. 8 R00Ns,
one best Houses on west Main. LoHr --
Apply 90 SUTTON a. lJ
an a0-tta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
WANTED.

PUDDLERs. STEADY WORK. AMERI-
CAN STEEL HOOP COMPANY, Dun
cansYIlle. Blair county,. Pa. au 2l-l2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
Hog-ChoIera i'm southampton.

a gentleman from Southampton, at New
Ford's last night, stated that cholera
was destroying numbers Of the swine Of
that county.
1T is a remarkable fact" ne said,
that no absolute cure for this disease
has yet been discovered. Certain things
are said TO be good. Some are. But no.
thing can be called cure. AS rule
when a hog has cholera he dies. II he
don't die he is never of much account
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
Thn EIecfric Wire Fol.

The overhead electric wire ON me cav
street car line broke last night about $50
o'clock at the corner of Beech ana Main
streets. and. falling i'm the street with p
loud report and much spluttering caused
considerable excitement fOr a. time The
cars were banked up and delayed Tor
half am hour OF more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30

though l must
tell about IL. A
year ago 1 was
taken very sick.
Doctorscould 90
mo 10 good only
to deaden the
pain which l
had almost con-
stantiy. / got
some OF your
Compound and
took one bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
syUCgAL, NOTICE.

when presented Mt the Dispatch
counter. accompanied by the cnAh'
"EmpIoyIneEt wants" "Hooms for
Rent" wanted Rooms" "BoRrdcrs
wanted" "Bonrd Wanted" Lost,
Jtrnyed, or stolen" will be inserted
properly classified, rs words or less,
for zoe. each iDSertiOnJ additional
words Ia. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
EnR RENT.

THAT LARGE. MODERN. AND CEN-
trally-located Dwelling. No. 92l east NA.'
shall street. containing about ~ fo.na'
and convenient To everything.
J. Is. ELAN g. co,
au 29-2t lll3 east 81 n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
10 CIennse the system

cffectuaily yet gently. when oostive or
bilious. 10 permanently overcome habit
ual constipation TO awaken the kidneys
and liver TO d healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening them. TO dispel
headaches. colds, or fcvcrs. use Syrup OF
Figs, made by the California ffg Syrup
Company,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
MRS. RAiBE's FUNERAL.
Ii Took Place Yesterday Afternoon
luterulenI in DaEsyyngd

Mrs Kate NJ. Rabies remains were
laid to rest in lakewood yesterday Her
funeral took place at o'clock in the af-
ternoon. Mrs. RABIES death was a great
shock 10 the residents of Highland
Springs. among whom she was very pop
ular
Mrs. Raabe had resided at Highland
Springs for some years. and identified
herself with the church work i'm that SUBJ
urb. She was "a dev0tee of literature, and
Up 10 the time Of her death was o FREE
Quent contributor 10 the columns of the
Dispatch.
Charles II. Raabe, and a brother and five
children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-30
MIR. JOSEPH PETERS INJURED.
He L. struck by "a Train AT Birming.
hum. Ala.

Councilman X L. Peters. OF Monroe
Ward. received a telegram yesterday
morning stating that his brother, MI
Joseph Peters, assistant superintendent
OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany al Birmingham. Ala, had been
struck by train and seriously. though
not fatally. injured.
MI Peters left on the first train Tor Biz
mingham.
Mr. Joseph Peters IS well known in
richmond having resided here until a
month ago.