The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-03
. PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About Richmond'.

Intcrcstin: Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Otl,cr.N N alters.
Ex-Postma ster w. T. Anderson. OF
Norfolk, is a Richmond visitor.
The Grand Lodge of Virginia oddzFel-s
lows will meet at Hot Springs May I'd
next a.s s@.3
Miss Georgia Wilson, who was operated
on at St Luke's Hospital few days ago,
is improving.
MIR. Julian W. Tyler has left for Bal
timore, philadelphia and Anew York On
business trip.
Mr.. i. A. Tucker, formerly of this city,
now Of Norfolk, is critically Ill at his
residence in that city.
DR.. Alex G. Brown, Jr., will be asso-
! ciated in the future with DR.. J. Allison
Hodges in the professional practice.
The new land srabbers' act. Just pass
seds1by the Legislature, has not reached
the Governor for his consideration.
Miss Mary Carter Anderson is slowly
recovering from combined attack of
grip and measles at the Womans Col
?lege.
Hon. T. Lawless,. Secretary of the
Commonwealth, left for Washington,
yesterday for the bedside Of Hon. sydney
p. Epes.
Mr.sJ.@G. Hankins, of the office Of the
Secretary. Of the Commonwealth, is indls-
posed, and was unable to be at his desk
yesterday.
e Mr.. Ernest Williams, president OF the
Apex Lumber Company of North Carolina,
one of the largest concerns of the kind
in the South. is In the city.
The Kings Soldiers" will meet at
Mission Room. corner Franklin and
{ Twenty-frst streets, tomorrow at las 2.
NJ. All are requested to be prompt.
The candidates VINO were converted; at
: the recent revival conducted at Pine
Street Baptist church by Rev. Mr.. Fixes,
/. Of Trenton. N. j., were baptized last, ngt.
William H. Beveridge. sJr.. executed
bond as trustee in the penalty of $50 in
. the matter of Charles e. Brown, bank
rupt, in the United States Court yester-
day.
Drs ellis and Goode, of the Ambulance
Corps, were summoned to the Second Po-
lice Station yesterday morning at 2
o'clock to attend Barbara Pollard, who
had been cut on the nip.
Henrietta Lee (colored) wife of Will
liam. prominent barber of Fulton, died
Thursday morning. For the past sixteen
months she had been an active member
of the City Mission Board.
Hon. James Gargett, of Chester. Va,
is the recipient of a box Of the largest
oranges that has reached Virginia. They
were sent as a present by his friend,
Captain Turch, of Duneden, Fla.
The Old Dominion Guard Company D.
held a well-attended meeting Thursday
night. First Lieutenant It. c.. SRaptiste
was in command. The company appeared
for the first time in their new unit orms
MIR. Herbert Green, constable of Anne
{, liza county, is in the city searching Tor
negro who attempted to kill another
negro in Amelia county few days ago.
He is the guest of Mr.. w. f. Coleman.
No 2O5 West Grace Street.
Hon N II. Hail ston, a prominent Dem
ocrat of Nartinsville. is staying at Muir
phys Hotel. Judge Hairston has served
in Presidential elections twice in success
sion on the Democratic ticket and is one
of the most forcible speakers in the State
The Gamewell Fire-Alarm Company,
of New York, is constructing, according
to plans and specifications prepared by
Superintendent Thompson. two pieces OF
modern fire-alarm apparatus. One is a
manual dial transmitter, and the other a
pen-register. The pieces are operated in
conjunction. Richmond will have a sys-
TEN by which ali alarm will be registered
quicker than in any city in the country
when the articles are received.
Virsinians i'll New YORK.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Speclal.-Vir-
ginians in New York:
Norfolk-D V. Paul. St Cloud.
Rich1nond-P. WhitIock, Hoffman,; c..
T. Buck, Imperial; Il. B. Wood, MARI
borough.