The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-27
IN THE OLD DOMINION.

lie Roy Siusel. postm2 Ster Of Prouty-
town. is dangerously III.
Luke NJ Rodgers. a Baltimore and Ohio
yard brakeman. was kiIlel at Grafton
yesterday while attempting 10 make a
coupling.
James r. Wood while painting a church
at Manassas had his leg broken by the
fail of the scafold- He was taken 10 his
home in Alexandria
Leroy s Edwards. principal of the
Springfield. School at Richmond, and son
of Rev. John r. Edwards, died yesterday
/ after d long Illness
Rev c. c Ellington. q Methodist Epis-
copaI preacher and former presiding ell
der at Fl PaS9. Texas, IS dead at his
home in BaIahaCk Of consumption
Lieut. Comdr- &c. CTesaP. United States
Navy. is critically I'll at Norfolk from
blood poisoning it is supposed to have
been caused by dye from q stocking.
! 4. NcC'aEhay, of Baltimore. has sue
ccecd,d William =. I.auck as Baltimore
Iauck had held for twenty-seyen years
n D. Hoshour, Of Front Royal. aged
eighty years an eE-Confe7tsrIte soldier,
died THURSDAY He had been blind for
several years. and death was dGT TO ofd
age.
Edward Jennings. son Of I. y. Jennings
Of Warren county. was found deal SeE-
=-al miles south Of Front Royal Yesterday
morning Heat is said To- nave been the
cause Of his death
H. g. Burrows having Withdrawn from
the race for the Democratic nomination
for the legislature in Cup.per county,
hon : n NewhOusc VIII be reuominated
y-ithout opposition
The Republicans Of Bristol elected four
delegates to east the one vote. BTLStpI Re
pubIIca1s VIII be entitled 20 in the Re
publican State Convention The deieEa-
ton = UuInStTHCted.
Or. O. c Wright of PittsbJrE- who had
been STAYING AZ I-tray for some months
died yesterday afternoon in a hack going
hf gg-.Hy a &c IL
was about hfJy-tIve years old
Floyd and CIrayson counties have voted
an appropriation of Sl5U.pB for building
the Marion and Rye Valley Railroad \
lumber deal in SmyIhe and GraysoR Coun-
ties involves II 90 acres. at a cost of $ld3,-
O0c to Pennsylvania capitalists
! southbeund freight train on the Ohio
River Railroad ran over a man near Par
kersburg yesterday. The only means Of
Identification was pocket memorandum
in which was written the name James Al
len. He was about twenty-five years old
Extensive improvements are to be made
at EVtStCVer once owned by William
Pl-rti founder Of Richmond, an recently
purchased by Mrs. w n. Ramsey. OF
California The mansion viii be Temod-
eled. but Will not be changed in arcEi-
tectural appearance.
4 LOT of human bones were found in
the North End of Newport News yesteT-
day afternoon while eNcaYatinE Tor a
house. l, Is believed that they are the
remains of Federal soldiers buried during
the war. hut this is merely a guess, and
the police are Investigating
Charles Vaughn. a weiI-knOwn young
man of Newport News. vent SAILING at
midnight Thursday night and has not re-
turned The canoe was found drifting
ashore yesterday morning with sails half
set and NaUghns knife in the bottom. He
probably went 10 sleep and fell overheard.
J. H Madison. a Newport News officer
put two bullets into Henry Han, a Nor
folk negro. whom h5. was trying to arrest
on the steamer Belle Norton. The negro.
who will probably die. had wrencheG the
club from the officer $ hands and split
his head open before he could draw his
revolver Three bySta nderS. who refused
to assist the policeman, were arrested and
fined