The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-06
PERSONAL an D { J GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About l;ichmond,a
CiIizens and OtlicrSnI alters.

Getty.
Mr.. John .. Montague, of Lynchburg.
lis at the sLexingto
Mr.. Jesse VI. Eas1ey, Of Bluefield. is in
the city on busin
Mrs. Charles 81 Dodson,s clerk a t the Lex
rlgton Hotel, IS insSor =.
& DE-. D. Spalding, sof No. 800 East
Fraanklins street, has returned to the city.
pro. Lyon c. Tyler, Of William and
Mary College Williamsburg, is at Muir
p1assss
Mr.. John j. Eagan and Mrs. NJ. v.
Eagan. Of Atlanta, are guests at the JEFF
ferson.
Mrs. Thomas P. Murdoch is quite ill at
her residence, on North Twenty-seventh
Street
Miss Sue Hogan left yesterday for
Blackstone. after a stay of a few weeks
with relatives.
Mr.. o. H Funsten left yesterday to
join his wife and a number OF friends in
a few days outing. near Greenwood.
Major Clay sDrewry's family expect to
return from AIbemarle to their home on
East franklin Street, in ten days or two
weeks.
Mrs. G.. C.. Guvernator. daughter and
grandchildren, have returned from Atlantic
City, where they have been spending the
summer.
Mrs. NJ. J. Daily has retired from the ice
business on account of Illness She is con-
fined to her bed at her home No. GLE North
Twenty-first Street.
The children OF Mrs. w. II. Towles. who
were so sick at the time of her death.
are much better except the 1S-!nonths sold
baby, who is still i'll.
At the time Of the accident on the river
front Yesterday wv, fire alarm wires We're
broken, and an alarm was sent in. The
wires were at once repaired.
There will be meeting of the Church
Hill Branch. S. P. c. A., at the home of
Miss Pearl Bodeker. No. 2S0l East Grace
Street, tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock.
Mrs H. f. Anderson has sufficiently re-
covered from; injuries received some time
ago. by being thrown from runaway
carriage, to leave her room and receive her
friends.
The Young Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. Golden Rule, will meet this
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Eula
Liphart. corner of Eighth and Leigh
Streets.
Mrs james Kidd. of No. TO North
Twenty-sixth Street, has returned from
King William where she was hastily sum
moned on account Of the death of her
little niece.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of R. L; Lee Camp
held regular monthly meeting at $50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and transact
ed routine busiress. a fairly good attend
ance was present.
,AIessrs. James Plummer. Of Newport
| News: J. Fred Efhnger, OF Stanton; c. W.
Compton, of Roanoke; Joseph Selden, of
Alabama: c. P. Hayes. j. T. Kenny, OF
Philadelphia and Alvin Jones and wife,
are at the Jefferson.
Andrew Garter Gilligan is an inmate OF
the Penitentiary Hospital, suffering from
the effect of vaccina ton. The officials OF
the nenitentiary said yesterday morning
Itthat he had no fever and was not seriously
i'll.
Mr. 7. c. Waford, accompanied by his
family and mis- niece. Miss Louise Hard
r,icke, left Tuesday Tor an extended
Northern trip, embracing New York Phil
| adephia, Niagara and other points of in
terest.
Early Jones, a colored driver for the
Southern Stove Works; was overcome by
heat yesterday morning. and fell
from his wagon on Seventeenth Street
He injured his head. and was treated by
the ambulance surgeon.
= ENldIIiuSe5 1iGGuSS,S -E've! Ny tiiC
clerk of the Hastings Court yesterday as
follows: William II. Boschen and hathe-
rine N. Reinhardt. both of Richmond;
James T. Dugan, of Philadelphia, and Mary
a. Kane, of Richmond
Mr. Percy c. Randolph, Of the Fire
Alarm Department, had the misfortune
TO lose his pocket-book, containing about
s25 yesterday Mr. Randolph will reward
the finder II he will leave 1t at the Fire
Alarm Headquarters, City Hall.
Rev Mr.. Steaey. the new pastor of the
Observation-Disclosures Baptist Church, is
making his home with Mr. and Mrs. w.
f. Woody, No. III North Twenty-ninth
Street. he has not get selected his house,
and will not bring Ills family here until
he is ready to go housekeeping.
Mr. J. w. Lockwood. Jr., president Of
the American National Bank of Orange,
in the city on business. Mr.. Lockwood
said his bank was opened ,lp under fay
orab!e auspices on September 1st, and that
he was of opinion that it would prove
great success. Mr.. Lockwood was warm
in his praise Of Orange and her people
and expressed himself, as highly pleased
with his new home. "A Bears of Trade
said he, "has just been organized and the
town is forging right ahead.
Virginiaus in New York.
NEW YORK, September 5.-virginians
in New York:
Norfolk-M Mustadler, Herald Square;
A. c. Humphreys. Hoffman; A. c. Cron-
well, e. Savage, Imperial
Richmond. Hutzler. Albert: ]. Lamb
street, Jr. Grand: J. r. Howe Herald
Square, W. H Campbell, Hoffman,; j.
Atchson Jr.. S. G. Smith, Marlborough.
Roanoke-Dr. ]. n. Lewis. Imperial.
virginia-T. Taylor, Aston; c. e. Pike,
!. Wilton, Broadway Central: L. S. Allen,
Hoffman; L. E. Bosher, Holland; w. Z.
Flournoy, Imperial.
DIED SUDDENLY.