The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interes:in. Facts About fichmond
Citizens and Other Matters.


Citizens and Other Matters.
Detective john T. Hall is confined to his
room with indisposition
Mrs. Horace Clarke and son are visiting
in New Kent county.
Mrs. Lizzie Woodson, who has been
sick with pneumonia, is now able to sit
up.
Mr.. Franklin. who was seriously wound
ed on Christmas Day, continues to i'm
prove.
Ofhcer Werner is on duty at police
headquarters, acting for Detective Hall,
who is i'll.
Mr.. Nicholas Lovingberg, after spend
ing the holiday in Richmond with his
children, has returned to Washington.
Miss Lula Esther Clarke has returned
after spending the Christmas holidays
with friends in High Point, North Caro-
Ina.
Prof E. H Russell, superintendent of
public schools of Bristol, Is visiting MS
brother, Mr.. w. w Russell, No. 1907 Grove
Avenue.
Mrs Gibson. wife of Detective C.. A.
Gibson. left for Newark this morning for
= visit of several weeks, with the fam
ily of Detective B. S. Knapp.
DIR. NJ. Nuckols, a former surgeon IN
the ambulance service, who has been Ill
for some days. has been taken to the
Virginia Hospital for treatment
Mrs. Samuel Torian, OF Halifax county;
Miss Halle Dickinson. Of HoliinS lnstl-
tute, and Miss Nellie Dickinson, OF New
York. are on a visit to their father. Dr..
A. e. Dickinson, OF this city
Cadet-Sergeant Courtney Williams, of
" P. L., who has been spending the holi-
days with his cousin, Mrs William ..
Burton, No. 251i East Broad Street, lett
for his home in LynchburG.
A Marines, a native of Cuba, Is no"
in Richmond Before the Spanish War
he came to the United States, but at the
beginning of hostilties he returned to
his native country with the Texas ReSu-
lars.
Mr. Walker Hill, formerly OF Richmond.
is SPOKEN of tor worlds fair mayor of
st. Louis He is president of the Amer
lean Exchange Bank OF that city, and
was. until recently, president of the
American Bankers Association.
Mr.. Charles Ruehrmund, Jr.. formerly
of this city, but who has for the last year
or so been working for the Grand Cen
trail Railroad in New York city, who was
here spending the Christmas holidays
with MS patents tiilll AiASaAoH' A~IuA NV w
New York.
Capt. Asa Rogers, Collector of Internal
Revenue, was at the Richmond office
Yesterday He had nothing to say as to
the removal of headqual tiers, for the reason
that his appointment has not yet been
confirmed.
Mr. Lewis w. Burwell. manager Of the
F,mplov1neut Bureau of the Citizens Re
lief Association, states that during the
past twelve months places had been
round for 81 women and girls, 81 boys
and "a men.
The regular meeting of Hickory Camp,
Wocdmen of the World. Will be held
this evening at Taylor's Hall. AT
this meeting the officers for the year will
be installed and after the business OF
the meeting has been completed smoker
will be enjoyed.
Miss Carrie Bitzel. of Baltimore, is
spending the holidays with her friends
Mr.. and Mrs K. l.. Smith, No. c3l4 East
Marshall Street. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.
Smith gave a reception in her honor last
night Miss Bitzel has a large circle OF
friends here.
DR. Hidezo Ikeda, a representative OF
the japanese Government. is in the city
He has been sent here to examine Vir-
ginia mathods OF raising and handling
tobacco, with view to Introducing the
best of these methods in his own coun'
try DR.. Ideka is the guest of MI r. *
! Victor, OF Bon Air.