The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
interesting Facts About Eichmonl's

ing several weeko at the Grayson Sui
phur Springs.
Mrs. ]. j. Powell and little daughters,
Leo and Genevieve, are visiting relatives
at Dorset, Va.
Mss Oakley James, OF No. 5i3 Ner:n
Twenty-fourth Street, is visiting frlenos
at West Point.
Misses Fannie and Carrie Leesholtz. o.
Philadelphia. are visiting the city as guests
OF Mrs R. c. Staples
The police are trying to locate pick
pocket who has been operating IN the de-
partment stores of the city.
The largest crowds that have visited
the sea-shore this season went down on
the excursions yesterday.
Dr. Philip Taylor and family. Mrs. ana
Miss Binford, left yesterday to spend
month on the coast of Maine.
Mrs. II. G. Manson will leave to-day for
Blue Ridge Springs, where she Will re-
main until the latter part of October.
The condition of Mr. Robert NJ. Wa
drop, who had a slight stroke of para'y-
sis last Friday night, continues to i'm
prove.
Mr. Herbert L. Wilkinson Church Fi,'
merchant, has left the city for a short
stay at Buckroe Beach and neishborinS
resorts
Mr. William P. Poythress, the druggist,
is much better; is sitting up and VIII
probably be down to his place of business
this week
Miss Mabel Curry Marcy. and Misses
Ethel and Lucille Carlton, OF Rlchmonn'
are among the guests at Forest Lodge
Glen Allen.
Mr. Herbert Curtis, son of Councilman
w. H Curtis, of Marshall Ward. is
i'll at the home of his father, with ty-
phoid fever.
Mr.. James Hartley left yesterday fo-
an extended tour through Europe. taking
in the Paris Exposition. he will be ab-
| sent about two months
Mrs Marge Fischer and daughter
Elnora of South Cherry Street. are spend
ing the month of August with her aunt
Mrs William Jordan, in Dunbrooke Va
Three young men narrowly escaped
| drowning at Hicks Pool on Saturday al
ternoon They were beyond their depth
and were rescued by son of Mr. H cks
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Ste!nbrecker,
Misses E.leanora. Rosena and Marie, Mr..
and Mrs William Miller and Miss Elise
have left for pleasure trip to Washing
tom D. c.
John King a colored workman al the
ship-yard WIS badly burned on the ank:Cs
| by molten iron about l O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. He was treated by DR.. ellis and
sent to mis- home in Manchester.
Mr.. Charles Phillips. of No. 535 NIoshy
Street an employe OF the Tr;gg Company.
who is at the Kellum Hospital, being
; treated for cancer Of the lip, has been in a
critical condition, but is now though. to be
Improving.
Mr. and Mrs. John T Howard. Of Hamp
ton: Messrs w W. Vellina, Of Norfolk;
Of ,~1a
liams, OF Portsmouth; c. E Taylor, Jr.,
of Wilmington, N c.: and a P. Thornton,
of Virginia, are at Murphy's.
Mrs. r. c. Lockerman. of Lynchburg.
is in Richmond for few days, visiting
friends She worshiped al the Grace Street
Baptist Church Sunday. where she was
formerly a member of the choir, and sang
4 duet with Mr.. II. S. Watkins.
Hon w. D. Cardwell. member of the
House Of Delegates from Hanover, &C
companied by Mr.. Taylor Curtis and
Master Robert Drummond Curtis, of
this city. have gone on a weeks fishing
cruise around the Chesapeake Bay.
Nothing has yet been heard from the
missing Eddie West. HIS mother expects
to go to Norfolk in a few days to attempt
to identify the effects found with the
BODY buried there recently Of an unknown
man drowned in Hampton Roads
Vorl1men are tearing the interior OF
the Bijou Theatre to pieces. preparatory
to remolel!ng and charging the seating
capacity of that theatre. The capacity
will be increased by about 800 seats, ana
will be ready by the opening of the sea-
son.
Mary Fortune and Wilhelnina Russell,
two colored women, were arrested
yesterday by officer W. ]. Cen
try. of the First Police Station. for fighting
in the street. officer Gentry had some
trouble in landing them Very little GAM
age was done either party.
Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Broadbent, after
visit to Mrs. Broadbent's parents. lett the
city Yesterday They will visit New York,
Niagara Falls and other points of interest
Before returning TO Kansas City, where
Mr.. Broadbent will begin the practice OF
law they will also visit relatives IN
Chicago.