The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-06

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rssal She will resnuls. her egu.ai
| on Monday.
The Southern Railway ran into Rica-
Grond yesterday a big excursion from
South Boston.
or the prisoners who escaped from In. tne
Scotland county jail some days ago. ~
| have returned voluntarily and q thlrd iis'S
been captured.
slr. John S. Harris. of Albemarie W. w.
is under treatment at the Retreat IL 49,. .s
SICK, lost twenty-nine relatives os ~
Galveston flood
Robert Goode cut his left hand pao.s
With an axe at Sixth and Broad oei -
yesterday. He was attended Oy -
w. Armistead ellis
"A suit was fled in the City Cilsui.
Court by jeanette Lilienfieid asai's
CharNas NJ. Branchzfor the possessioil u
a mouse in the West-End.
number of small boys have been re-
ported at the Ftrst Police Station for
Jumping on Traction cars while IN MOTION
The boys will be arrested.
One of the engines for the power-house
of the Virginia Electrical Railway ana
Development Company arrived tn.s morn
ing and will soon De placed in position.
Miss Mary Morton was taken Ill at
Allen & Ginter's factory Sesteraas .;
She was treated by DR.. W. arhliStesto
GINS. Of the Ambulance Corps,@aho ie-.'
Three corvicts were sent from thu
city Jail to the penitenuary yesteT-
day. They are: VIM. Booker, flVe years
Fred. Duncan, two years; Fred DaFen-
port, one year. All coiored
A sale was made Thursday for H. st.
John Coalter, executor OF the Two orlch
stores at the southwest corner OF Frank
lin and Eighteenth Streets, for S6'ooo. MI.
Philip Gibson was the purchaser.
The Oakwood Memorial Association held
a regular meeting yesterday afternoon at
4:3O o'clock at the brick schoo-hous at
st. Johns Church The attendance was
small, but considerable business was trans
acted.
3 Company, Walker Light Guard, will
have its annual inspection on Alo2iay
night. The Citizens Band will De on hand
to make music. The men of Captain
Miller's Company promise to make l Ell
centage OF 100
The Wednesday Clubs children's chorus
will have its first meeting of the fall at
the Young Mems Christian Association
hall to-day at noon. Mr.. Walter c.
Mercer asks all to be on hand promptly.
New members viii be received at this
meeting.
Seaboard Air Line, who was stricken with
serious illness soon after completing argu-
ment in behalf of the road at Norfolk last
Friday is at the St. Denis Hotel, New
York The doctors are now hopeful, but
do not consider Mr. Cross entirely out of
danger.
DIR. Pell has again consented to conduct
the Saturday afternoon talks on the Sun
day-school lesson, and will resume the
stud.- this Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock in the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall. All teach
ers and students are most cordially invited
to be present
Yesterday afternoon Alfred HILL young
white man employed at the establishment
of Allen &, Ginter, Sixth and cary Streets
fell down a flight of stairs in that estab-
Ishment and lislocated his left shoulder.
Dr. ellis. Of the city almshouse staff
was called and dressed the wound.
The Jolly Owls. of Reservoir Park, met
THURSDAY night at Blandon Park. with a,
full attendance Arrangements WIRE inau-
s;lrated for banquet to be given to the
members of the club at the Park next Mon
dav night Another meeting will be held
tonight at which time committees will be
appointed.
Allen Clayton, a 14-year-old boy living
at the corner of Cherry and Cary Streets,
was stricken with epileptlc fits yesterday
afternoon at Sixth and Main Streets.
His condition became serious about
O'Clock and the city ambulance was sum-
rnoned. Dr. Oils OF the city hospital staff,
attended Clayton.
Vir.inians in New York
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NEW YORK. October 5-Newport News
H. J. Lewis. St. Denis.
Norfol1-W. ". Harris Grand Union;
r. C. Fosburgh, Murray-Hill: a. NJ. Mar
shall. ~ Warren, New Amsterdam.
Petersburg-S [. Stricken Broadway
Central: w W. Hines, Cosmopolitan; T.
H. Woody, Imperial.
Richmond-W Bolding, D. H. Froehlins,
Astor; j. o. Handbook and wife Grand;
r. z. and Z. Easley, Marlborough.
RoanolZe-A. S. May. Sinclair.
Virginia-E. c. Brooke, Marlborough.