The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-24

.;.t church, of Augusta, Ga, IS IN the
bap'i9 ua is a son-.n-law of Dr. James
c cI.,.o, of the Woman's College, "heie
ha x visiting win his wife
1,meS Crow (colored) sprained MS LOU.
Twenty-hrst and Main Streets apJat
loon Yesterday. and was treateu ps -,
G;IIs The Doctor also treated MISS .>o.a
walker. at Pattersons factory. tor acu.e
indigestion
detectives Wren and Gibson nave e.os,,
covered a new coat that was sto ,, ,.s-
Henry Berke Main-Street LILY. ~, t,ier
terday. and they are no" 49,, 49,, him The
with the chances OF idioN9
coat is valued at Sl4
n Kirk will attend the wharton
go. S =. to be held next i u
-, after the first Sunday IN Au-
80 near Irvington. on the RaPp'ha4t
s7aI, r:ver The meeting will De cohauc'e"
h,, Dr p. c. Mcconnell, of Lynchours'
colored man named c. D. Jones
- ctr,,rL, in the abdomen by a piece o.
;rnn a the Chasapeake IND ONO s"otS
Yesterday. about $50 O'Clock, ana qu,ee
h,61v hurt. He was treated by Dr- u'''s'
OF the ambulance corps AMI carried hoi''e'
Mss sallfe Jones employed at Allen g
Ginter's. was attacked with whnt apNaa.
cd to be appendicitis while at WORK yes.
dav morning at 10 O'Clock me oits
h,i,anre was called and DR.. Gills tre;i'e''
her She was then taken to her horsle III
Manchester.
Tho Richmond Stove Works started up
in full force yesterday after a ciose'l""i'
for four davs or. account of the heat. Las
"Wednesday the iron mouders employed II,
tha foundry of the works were conlpels 90
to stop. but the better temperature orou5iA'
all hands on deck. !.
There was no meeting held Sunday OF
the order of Railway Conductors ana l.io
announcement of the meeting was iii I'M
+al,a The next meeting of this order VII!
,,o15 II, Smithdeal Hall, Ninth and
BROAD Streets, on the first sunday IN AZ u,
tJIst when business of Importance VIII
come up.
\ negro named William Woolfort went
into the First Police Station yesterday
morning at 80 O'Clock and stated that ne
WAS suiIer.n, from a stab-Sound IN Tie
back. inf.ic-ed sunday night aFotheF
negro named "Cab-IIead. lie was treated
by DR.. ellis
The horse attached to the wagon OF =;
H. Spott. grocer, at Twenty-siStn 1t an,
Broad Streets, became unmai'a ''.ls
morning after the breaking OF a piece VI
harness. and ran several squares. lie WAS
sronDed by the driver. The horse was
SLIGHTLY bruised about the head, but the
driver was uninjured.
Strict Observance Lodge held an inter
estfng meeting last night, and several
degrees were conferred upon members
after which refreshments were served.
Miss Mary Laurie kellar, daughter OF
Mrs. D. r. Crouch, who was overcome by
heat fifteen days ago, is very i'll at her
home, No 2l9 North Eighteenth Street.
Hundreds of little children enjoyed
street-car rides and fresh air Saturday
night and Sunday, as result OF the
generosity of the two street-car lines OF
the city The tickets were distributed by
the Citizens Relief Association through
the ladies of the City Mission, and every
precaution was taken to see that they
went into deserving hands.
Miss Emma Frances Andrews. OF Wash
ngton. Ga, q well-known authoress and
botanist is at the Mt Vernon After visit
ing all notable points in this city, Miss
Andrews will go to jamestown Williams
burg and other places of historical inter
est. Miss Andrews is at present engaged
upon botanical work of great value,
which she has been requested to Write
for the Georgia schools, and which sle
hopes soon to complete.