The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Interesting Facts About iRichmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.
Mr. S. T. Pendleton is much improved,
and hopes to be out within few days.
Mrs. Edward MCGUIRE, who has been
i'll for several days, is somewhat i'm
proved.
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety will meet at the Museum to-day at
u o'clock.
The Governor yesterday removed the
political disabilities of Frederick Afance,
Of Norfolk
Miss Susie Royster;, who has been i'll
with grip for the past week, is able to
be out again.
Mr.. Fleming Meredith. deputy sheriff.
is still in6sposed, but is able to attend
to his duties.
Colonel James D. Brady was reported
as slightly better yesterday, and resting
quite comfortabl -
Constable T. H. Samuel. of Henrico
County, who has been sick It his home
several days, is somewhat improved.
There will be meeting of the Olympia
Democratic Club at the club hal}, at
Harrison and Broad Streets, at s o'clock
tonight.
A1r. James Eahen went to Newport
News yesterday to inspect the work on
building which he is having constructed
in that place.
Fred. j. Northrup, who was arrested
here. was taken to Waterbury,, Conn.,,
last night, where he is wanted on the
charge of forgery.
The friends of Mr.. L. Monte Miles will
be glad to hear that he is improving. and
able to sit up. under the care of MS
family physician. DR.. John F. VIM.
Rev. DR.. William E. Hatcher. is at his
country home, in Fluvanna. and is not
expected to be in the city before Satur-,
day. His health Is somewhat improved.
The bad places, in the Capitol Square
are being put into good condition. Sod
Is being laid, and by the time the birds
begin to sing the square will be beauti-
fled.
Colonel w. F. Wdcsham Is progressing
satisfactory as far as his wound is con-
cerned. His physical condition is, how
ever, giving his friends some cause for
uneasiness.
Mr.. Frank P. Brent, secretary of the
Department of Public Instruction.. was
al the High School last Monday and made
an address. He was accompanied by
Major James II. Capers.
ASSISTANT Chler Shaw. of the Fire De-
partment, has a handsome new buggy
with rubber tires and up-to-dateF in
every respect. The Assistant Chief de-
serves the best of everything. as there
is no better officer in the country.
While en- route to Paris, Mr. w. J.. Boy
kin, of Winston. N. c., a brother of Col
u NJ. Boy<in, Of the Seaboard. and Mr..
c. T. Boykin, stopped over In Richmond
yesterday. Mr.. 4 Boykin was formerly
with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway in
this city.
Mr.. E. Wilkinson. general superintend-
ent of the NIarsden ComPany's Cellulose
terday. Mr.. Wilkinson says that work on
that the main building and power-house
are now well under way. The plant will
be in tperat ton by July.
Mrs. James L. Taylor and Miss Eliza
beth Taylor, wife and daughter OF Hon:
/ James IT. Taylor, European representa-
/ tive of.the5 Pennsylvania system of rail-
roads; president of the American colony
Of London, and one OF the most famous
Americans in England, are visiting DR..
and Mrs. George Ross, on Franklin
Street, ~ - Il
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