The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Isichmonds
Citizens ,ut. Other Matters.

Mrs. y. ii. s>oulildll mas returned 'Llblii q
delightful visit to Spartansburg, S. c.
Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. McClung, both
of Augusta county, are at the Virginia
Hospital.
Mrs. r. y P. Cooley, of Asheville, n.
c., is visiting her father, Mr.. George B.
Davis. of this city.
Colonel James D. Brady is still at Old
Point and his condition is regarded as
much improved.
Mr. w NcKim Marriott. cashier at the
post-office. is confined to his home with
severe attack of grip.
Mr. Shelton. who has been at the WIS
sinia Hospital for the past three weeks.
was discharged yesterday
Mr. John NJ. Campbell. deputy collec-
tor of the Internal Revenue office, who has
been very sick, is improving.
Mrs. John R. Anderson. of Lexington,
Va. is visiting her sons at Mrs. E. &.
N1eades, No. north Sixth Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Gowley, of Seneca,
N w, are visiting their son, Mr.. W. l.
Gowley, No. 526 South Pine Street
The Traction Company Will put six
new open cars on its lines to-day
The cars are of the latest and most i'm
proved designs
Mr.. Charles Russell Evans. of No Sg6
China Street, left few days ago for Ma
con. Mo-, where VIII be engaged in the
floral business.
A carrier pigeon came 10 Thomas Mitch
els house, No. 81 North Fourth Street:
The number OF the pigeon was i9,4oS, from
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. III H Spencer and little son, of
Ogden. Utah. who have been visiting, Mr.
Il,ft
ing for Washington.
Little Helen Gerard of Elmout. HaDo-
yer county who fell down the steps some
time ago, is getting along nicely now. ard
will soon be we'll and out again
Colonel John S Cunningham, OF North
Carolina, left for his nome last night.
He will return to attend the Carnival The
Colonel says North Carolina will send
big crowd
During the absence from the city of
Major B. F. Howard Captain j. B. Angle,
of the Second District, will act as chief.
and Sergeant Cosby viii act as captain al
the Second District.
A beautiful htlug,ning-bird flew against
window at the City tai YESTERDAY
morning and was idilFed. Mr.. Henry L.
Carter picked the I5ttle creature up ten
DERBY. but it was dead
of the Confederacy will hold its regular
monthly meeting at Lee Camp Hall on
Wednesday evening next at 4:30 O'Clock
A full attendance is earnestly requested
Little katherine Garrett, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Il. n. Garrett, No. 120le
West Clay Street, VINO fell out OF the
seconi-story window Friday. is getting
along very nicely now. She had Very
narrow escape, as she fell about fifteen
feet.
Miss Conwayella Macon. who left here
some ten days ago by the c. and 0. Rail-
way Summer Queen Line from Norfolk
to visit relatives in Boston. Mass, had
very pleasant trip, and is having a de-
lightful time. She viii stop in New York
week or two on her return, the early
part OF June.
Two horses attached to a hack belong
in. to Mr. Bliley became frightened
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon
They dashed down Monroe Street at
rapid rate, and at the intersection OF
Monroe and Main Streets ran into tree
box The driver was thrown to the
ground and severely bruised.
yirsinians in New York.
NEW YORK, May 5Special--Vir-
ginians in New York:
Norfolk. d. Beac. Herald Square; III.
c. MacKay, Marlborough.
raichmond-N. D. Hayden, Astor; B. r.
Dudley. Broadway Central; G. r Thebald.
Grand Union; T. w. Penberton and wife,
Herald Square
Virginia.. P. Watson. Hoffman; w Z.
lMingea and wife. st. Denis.
Miss w. X Andrews. Mrs. Q. {. Schools