The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-16

Mrs. Z. Roach has returned from a visit
TO her daughter in Danvilie.
Mrs G. C,smerous Barnette, Of Short
Hills. N J., is visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
T Triton
Ms. Joseph e Cosby has been very
sick for the past three weeks at her
mothers residence, No. North Cherry
Street.
Mrs. William Henry yenable. of Nor
folk. IS visiting her brother, Nj. William
l.. Weight. at MS home, No. 1910 West
Main Street.
4 colored woman named Charlotte Pat
tersoD is under arrest at the Third Sta
ton. charged with stealing clothing be-
longing to Mary Wilkinson.
John II. Preston (colored) was arrested
Yesterday morning on the charge OF TAX
ing .s29 belonging to S. Ulman's Sons. he
was carried to the First Station.
Miss Sara Nelson Stearns, Of Philadel-
pl,ia. is visiting Miss May Triton, of
Barton HEIGHTS. Miss Eearns is a niece OF
Or. 7. Wler Mitchell. 81 Philadelphia
Nj. Arthur L. Philips, Jr.. member of
the firm OF j. 0. Philips & CO., paper
box manufacturers, mas gone to Phiadel-
ph;a for 3 few days on business trip.
Mark Thompson left yesterday for a
business trip Norta. 10 look up some ne"
C2fltaS lOT y t-Sii " iNti ~ ti!> "a
ready tinest collection in the country
Miss Sara Nelson stearns, Of Philadei-
pllial, is visiting Mss May Triton, OF Bar
ton Heights Miss Stearns is a niece Of
DR. s Wier Mitchell OF Philadelphia.
Eliza Thompson (coloredl IS under ar
rest at tile Third Station. charged with
taking a lot of siiver-waGe belonging to
Mrs w c. Graham, by whom she was
fe,t,rlinyt-Fi as servant
Mr.. Charles Pierson. the veteran actor,
who has been living IN Richmond for the
Dast few years, has just been appointed
10 the Chair OF Oratory in Richmond Col
lege Mr. Pierson is a master in MS line.
Rev. J. NJ Street. of Forest, Bedford
county, has been IN Richmond for several
DAYS with his bride, who is the daughter
OF Rev j. y. Davis. Of Bedford City. Mr.
Str ct and wife left last evening for their
home.
Mrs. Clarence D Burton, corresponding
secretary OF the State Kings Daughters.
and Miss Virginia Talbot. secretary Of
the Silver Cross Circle, will leave to-day
for Warrenton, TO attend the STATE Con-
venton.
The old edifice at Winn's. in Hanover
county. which was erected in 1ll6, being
found 10 need some repairs to its roof,
the members Of the Church on Sunday
decided TO have the CID one of shingles
entirely removed and replaced with one Of
tin. In its lifetime of 12t years il has had
several roofs Of shingles, but never one
of TN before.
DIVISION g. brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers held a well-attended meeting
yesterday morning in Lee Camp Hall. Two
new members We're received. Reports
from the various members show the order
in sound condition, with everything run
mig smoothly.
Mr.. Herman Wendenbnrg, brother OF
Mr.. l. O. Wendenburs Of this city, is In
the hospital in San Francisco, where he
was brought from the Philippines. He
enlisted and went to Manila. as a soldier.
He writes that half Of his company has
died from disease.
Mr.. Forest Teller, Workman al the
Richmond Cedar Works, was painfully
injured in the abdomen yesterday morning
at cdock by he ng struck With q p see CT
timber. he was attended by Dr. ellis and
made comfortable and sent to his home al
Seven Pines in a carriage
Vir.inians III New York.
(S,acial dispatch The Girunsl
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Nirginaans IN New
York: Lynchburg, NJ. II. DinSee. Miss
ningee, G;lsey. Norfolk, 5. Marx, Bar
1holdi: c. w. Pr.ddy. Broadway Central;
F. L. Montague, Continental: Richmond.
D. l. Branan2. Albert: D. J. Anthony,
Astor: w Belvin, Everett: L. D. Beate.
Miss C. Beale. r. T. Crurnp and Wits. Mrs.
j. T. E4lyson. Marlborough: NJ. NJ. Mar
cuse. Hoffman. S. P. Mayo. Imperial: B.
F. Carter. Metropolitan: W H. Parr:sse
and wife. Murray Hill: E. Jarmuiowsky.
ST. Cloud; A. r. Nash, Victoria; Virginia,
w. f. Dickinson, Aspor.