The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-21

and Baker Streets. He was carried to
the Second Station.
Mr.. w. IL Mccarthy and family, who
have been spending some time in the
mountains. will return home this week.
Robert Kean Turner, youngest son OF
John j. Turner, No. SOS North Ientn
Street, is still quite i'll with malarlal fe-
YER
Major Robert Stiles has returned to the
CITY. after an absence of three weeks spent
in recreation in the mountains of West
Virginia.
Mr.. Harry Steever, travelling passenger
agent of the Canadian and Pacific and
Mallory Line of steamships, is at the
Jefferson.
Mr.. S. p. Cretzer cut the end of one of
his fingers while at work at the Loco
motive Works yesterday morning. DR..
Fisher trsated him.
Mr.. j. Watson Phillips and wife (nee
GIBSON arrived home after a delightful
trip. and will be home to their friends
at No. III East Clay Street.
Mr.. J. Watson Phillips and wife nee
Gihson) arrived home, after "a delightful
trip. and will be home to their friends, at
No. III East Clay Street.
Miss Maggie Harmon, of Washington,
and Miss Mamie Crimmins, Of Alexandria,
are guests of their cousin, Miss Marie
B. kerse, of No. 2612 East Grace Street.
Captain w Gordon AIccabe, who re-
Gently returned from Europe, and since
that time has been visiting friends in Mas
sachusetts and Vermont, hasl arrived in
the city.
A verN successful operation was per-
formed on Miss jamie Dickinson at the
Old Dominion Hospital by DR.. J. Page
Iassie- Her physicians are very hopeful
OF her condition.
The annual inspection of the Richmond
Howitzers did not occur Wednesday night,
it having been posponed until October Sth,
at $50 p. NJ. The inspection will be fol-
lowed by dance.
Mr.. Joseph West lost a gray cape at the
Auditorium Wednesday night while making
his way through the crowd that went to
see the cake walk. The finder is request
ed to leave it at Poles Headquarters.
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety, which adjourned for the summer
months. will resume their regular monthly
meetings next Wednesday at II O'Clock.
The meeting Will be held at the Confeder-
ate Museum.
Mr.. Frank Smith and son. Harry, and
Mr.. DIN McMoth. of Accomac, have
DSc!1z Spe!l0iHS SOtilS III iIlc CITY.
Mr. Harry Smith will remain here to at
tend Smithdeai's College, and Mr.. Nc
Moth left this morning for Randolph
Macon.
Ex-senator William ]. Jordon. of Hall.
fax, is spending some timeA in the city.
Mrs. Rcbekah Odekirk. of No. rs South
Beech Street, fell a few days ago and
broke her hip. She is now confined to
her bed. Mrs. Odekirk at one time lived
on Church Hill.
An accident occurred yesterday morn
ing at the corner of First and Duvaa
Streets. when one of the Lakeside cars
struck a doctors buggy which was cross.
ing FRS. Street The buggy was COM
plete1y wrecked, but none OF the occupants
or horse was hurt.
DIR. George E. Barksdale, who has been
touring through the old country and is
land. has returned to his home, in Fulton.
after a delightful voyage. His wife and
son. who have been visiting her parents,
in Rodden, Va, during the Doctors alb
sence, have also returned to their home.
Virsininns i'll New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-Lynchburg-E.
Crump. Broadway Central.
Norfolk-F. A. Goodrldge, Bartholdi; Fl.
f. Goodridge. Grand; H NJ Keddy, I'M
perial: Miss S. Seery, Miss J.. E. Vets
rnanp, Murray Hill
Petersburg-B. B. and W. Vaughan.
Misses Vaughan. Darlington: c. c. Allen.
Grand.
Richmond-Miss NJ. L Turpen Albert.
Miss r. Toones, Continental; L r. Wood,
J. II. Parker. New Amsterdam: J. c..
Knox, st. Denis.
Roanoke-T. S. Dayant, F. D. Hobart.
J. S. Hoffman. Imperial.
Virginia c. Taliaferro. Park Avenue.
Mr.. H. e Orchard. Lynchburg, sails to-
day on steamship Barbarossa. for Bremen.
Called Home.
Miss Lucas, one of the nurses at the
Retreat for the Sick, was called to her