The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-21
PERSONAL. AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters

Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.
,frs q A. Ezekiel is wing relatives
in Roanoke.
The wife of Rev. Dr. a. T. D'cf>iti~o ''
is somewhat better.
Mr.. Frank T. Bates, Jr.. has reeuf'ie"
to the city from Goshen
Mr. Edward Dono1ue. OF Fulton, is
seriously ;:,disposed at his nome.
Sister Eugen.a of ST. Patrek's fe-
! male Academy, is still quite sick.
Miss Nettie Spencer, of South Laurel
Street, is visiting friends in Lynchours-
Nfr. A. Nlurat Willis has returned after
a two months business trip in West Viz
ginia.
Miss Mary Eddins. OF South Cherry
Street. left yesterday for Baltimore TO
visit friends.
Mr.. John A. Lamb has returned from
| his vacation of two weeks spent near
| Wayneshoro-
Mr.. Charles NJ Mahoney. OF Church
| HILL has returned from weeks outing
ct Ocean View.
Miss Bessie Hunter, of East Franklin
Street. has returned from two-weeks
visit to Stanton.
Mr.. and MIS-. Randolph Tatum and fam
| lily are spending some time at the New
Jersey coast resorts.
j Miss Johnson. of Newport News. is
| in the city, visiting friends en- north
! Twenty-seventh Street.
| Miss Susie Madison, popular young
! lady of East Marshall Street, has left
| the city for New Kent.
Mr.. b Morgan Shepherd has returned
| from Crozet Va. where he has oeen
spend ng his vacation.
Miss Minnie L. Needhan,. of Fairnount.
! is visiting friends in Newport News, Old
| Point and Virginia Beach.
| Mrs. verna Luck and Miss snllie Whip
| pie returned to Richmond yesterday after
| Wis ting friends in Charlottesville
Misses Maggie and Lizzie and Master
| Herbert Bates. of 3lo4 East Broad Street,
are visiting friends at Bon Air.
| Mrs. O. D. James and son. of Church
! Hill. have gone on a short trip to Cin-
| cinnat Ohio. and I.afayettc.Ind.
Miss Estele Kelley. of 300 East Mar
! shall Street has returned home after
| pleasant trip to Greenwood, Va
loo Adams. co.ored, threatened to hit
| Toe Bradshaw with a hammer, and he was
! arrested and carried to tho Second Sta
ton.
John Brown (coloreD was taken with
cramp at Third and Broad Streets at lZ:5'
o'clock yesterday and relieved DS bi'
| Fisher.
Mr.. j P. Brown and family left yester-
day on a visit to his sister, Mrs HARRIS.
at Washington, Va. They will be absent
ten days.
Mr.. Joseph W. Bliley and family are
! spendins a week at Maple Springs, Ches-
| terrified county, at the home OF Mr..
/! BIilev'S father
Mr.. Daniel Jordan, one of the oldest
citizens OF Varina, continues ,: Seri SIsa
i'll at his residence, near Four-Miie creek
| Baptist Church.
Superintendent smythe. of the Negro
Reformatory, te25 Edward Johnson and
James Robinson from the city jnil to the
Reformatory yestr day.
Mr. James Gentry, who has been quite
i'll for sometime, was at his office, B. F.
Johnson Companys yesterday, for the
| first time since ms Illness
A picnic was held yesterday at BIandon
| Park. The Committee of Arrangements
consisted of NIessrs. William Sntlings,
; Chris. Bsab and John Nolte
A snake about three feet six inches
long was killed yesterday near TIN,
/ Chesapeake and Ohio delivery freight
house by Mr.. g. W. Rogers.
Mr. Ready Trimmer and Miss Katie
county. were married at the parsonage OF
Rev B. CabelI Hcning yesterday morn
ing.
Miss Josie rlrsley, Of No 1904 West
Clay Street, left yesterday for Balti-
more VIA the Southern Railway, where
she win spend several weeks visiting
friends.
| Beverly. the young son of Congressman
John Lamb, who had the misfortune to
break his arm several days ago. by fall
ing out of a swing. is reported as Inn
proving
Mr.. Joseph Levy, secretary OF the Fire
mems General Committee, is mailing
! handsomely engraved invitations to COM
panies to attend the convention here in
September.
Dr. James Nelson, who went 10 Hot
Springs last week, was made quite sick
~ the trip. Information received yester-
day morning is to the effect that he is
greatly improved.
Mr.. Richard E. Graves, the esteemed
engineer of the Chamber of Commerce
| building. who has been sick at his resi-
dence, No IV7 North Twenty eighth Street
was able to take charge again yesterday
James johnson. {. colored man. was hit
| on the head with a brick thrown by an
unknown negro yesterday morn
ing and Dr.. G!lls attended him, and made
him comfortable at the First Police Sta
ton
Mr.. Lee Kahnweiler, one of the most
| prominent young business men OF Rich
mond, left yesterday for Toledo. Ohio
| where ne will go into BUSINESS as a mem
| Der Of large clothing firm 70 be estab-
lished there.
Mr.. A. J. Gary of Twenty-ffth Street.
who was overcome by heat last Friday
morning at his office in the City Hall.
was about the same yesterday.
He viii probably not be able to resume
| his duties for several days.
Mr. Toush. of the United States Weather
Bureau, at Washington. paid official
visit to the Richmond office this morning
to inspect the instruments and test their
accuracy He found everything in perfect
order. and highly complimented Section
Director Evans on his work here
\ little fight occurred OF the Ahambra
| Hotel Saturday night between two young
men, and Mr. C. n. Gilbert. the proprietor,
attempted to stop it. Several blows were
passed, ana young man named John
| Heintz was arrested The case Will be