The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Intcrestin. Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Interes,in. Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Miss Teresa G. Higgins is stlll visiting
friends in New York.
Mrs. w. II. Eanes. No. GLE Beverly
street has returned home from Lunen-
burg county.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. of Newark, n. j.,
ara tra e,Iests of Mrs Annie Kicks, Of
Baker Street.
sMr. Rex Wilcox, of Powhatan county,
ubo has been visiting friends in the city,
has returned home.
Mr.. Joseph H Mondy is i'll with typhoid
fever AT the residence of his father, No.
III, Venable Street.
Miss Meyer May. of Chicago, is expec-
ted in the city this week. She will be
fhe guest Of Mrs. Joseph hirsh.
Mr. George b. Davis, Superintendent OF
the Afnnshouse, is confined to his room by
Illness. He rested little eas:er this AFTER
noon.
There will be an important called meet
;np of the Board Of Managers OF the
Virginia Home for Incurables at IL A. NJ
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Albeit of Indian
anolis Ind, are at the Jefferson spend
ing a few days of their honeymoon III
this city.
The Central Trades and Labor Council
held a meeting last night at Eiletts Han
and completed The reports OF the LABOR
Day Committees.
Miss Eleanor Higgins has returned
home. after delightful visit TO Boston
Newport, Lawrence, Portland, Niagara
Buffalo and New York.
Miss Lima Darlington, of Halifax
.:-it frj,a
in the city, left yesterday for Freder-
icksburg, her future home.
Mrs. Percy NJ Shepherd and daughter,
and Miss Jennie Bosley, OF Baltimore, VINO
have been visiting at No. sos Floyd Ave
nue., returned 10 their homes yesterday.
The Senior and Junior Ladies Aid So
cieties OF Meade Memorial P. Il. Church
will meet this evening at 40 O'clock at
the church, a large attendance IS en-
pected.
The monthly meeting of the Board of
Governors OF the Masonic Orphanage
will be held tomorrow at the home
There are between forty and fifty Chi
iren in the Home
The ambulance was called to No. III
Virginia Street yesterday to attend
Miss Sally Jones, who had an attack OF
appendicitis She was treated by DR.
ellis and sent TO her home in carriage.
Miss Alma Dufrer who has been visiting
in Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia,
has returned TO her home at Rob!ous.
accompanied by her friends, Mrs. Julia
Vest and Miss Josephine Ainsko, from
Kentucky.
cade, Albert waddey. of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute is still quite i'll.
A letter was received yesterday from
Blacksburg, stating that he was no
worse. but thai the crisis had not yet
been reached
Grstave lenger, the lad who was taken
in charge by the police as d vagrant. and
who had left his home in New York to
see life. has been sent back to his
parents. His mother sent the money 10
pay for his ticket
Dr. James Nelson. president Of the
the city. While DR.. Nelson is consid-
arsbly improved in health. he has by no
means fully recovered, and will leave the
city again in short while.
The police have been unable as yet to
, locate the negroes who started and en-
gagged in the row in Fulton early Sunday
morning. a thorough search is being
made for the men. and it is quite proba-
bIe that arrests Will soon be made.
Mr.. r. J. Overton. formerly Of this city.
narrowly escaped losing his life in Co
lumbia, S. c., a few days ago. A. r.
Vernon, who had q grievance against him.
fired at him with Winchester rifle, but
missed his mark. Vernon was at once
arrested.
Tirginians In New York.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.
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Norfolk g. Goodpasture. Albert; T.
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square; II. I. sspratiey. H. N. Field, st
Denis.
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