The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-12
YINETA Bound
FOR VENEZUELA
Her Commodore to Call on Governor
Tyler.
FIGHT BETWEEN ELECTRIC LINES
A Small Boy Shanshaied and Then Set Adrift
Mrs. Ryan has Secured Site for 4 Pa
roehisl School at Newport News aud
Will Build at Once.
fsrccial pisps,eh TO Tie Timcs.>


NEWPORT MEMS, IA, Dec. lL-Ih2
German cruiser Vineta, which has been
here for about ten days having her bot
icn scrapcd ana undergoing genera
cvcriauiinG. Will leave Tuesday for Nene-
zuela. The return of the vessel IS oeiHI
hurried. as the possibility of ner Oeiils
.,cdcd in Venezuelan waters grows i'i'!"'.
lcnt. There is scarcely DOUBT ti'"t
ether vessels of the German West lhol&,t
SQUADRON will be sent here TO be docked ].
hut hardly until after the present u'i"-
Guilty with Venezuela. is disposed o.
Commodore Steigc will leave III ltG
morning for Richmond TO pay ail oii'eiat
,all upon Governor Tyler Inc Slhelh
will drcp down the stream this week ana
HlI her bunkcrs. She will take on 400 tons
OF coal.
THE PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
hrs. IDA NJ Ryan, of New York, wife Of
Sabn = RYAN. formerly president of the
lScaboard Air Line. Will build the large
irarochial school here, the plans for which
were outlined on the occasion OF MI. =.
D. Orcutt's visit to Newport NeWS le-
f,cutiy Mrs RYAN has closed deal for
tho purchase of a site and work MA!
ctln,nence on the school at once.
Mr. Ryan recently made an offer TO the
Ftaic TO mark with small monuments al!
of tho battle grounds in Virginia.
The Hampton Roads Railway and lIlec--
trio Company to-day secured an inlunc"
lion restraining the Newport News anu
Old Point Railway and Electric Company
from proceeding with the work of LAYING
tracks on Meien Street. Phoebus. which
was started this morning. The company
put a force of men to work tins morning
end was stopped by Mayor White and tn:
Ioicc bat it resumed farther on. ana
WAS cnjo:ned by an order from Judge
blackstone This is =. continuation of the
tight b.sty1aen the companies. the latter
having obtained similar injunction last
might.
PRISON INSPECTORS.
G. S. Griffith and w. c. Stoudmcyer.
president and general agent, respectively,
of tho Maryland Prisoners AID Associa-
ton. arrived this afternoon. The OBJECT OF
the visit is to establish an association TO
he known AS the Tidewater Virginia Pris-
louers' Aid Association. 10 have its head
Quarters in Norfolk and to have MEM
sbers of the Board Of Directors in Nor
folk. Portsmouth. this city. and other
places. They went over :2e Jail aud OK
pressed great satisfaction at the way
they found things to he conducted mere
THE only objection to the jail, they said
Is that it is too small for the city. They
left this afternoon FOR Hampton. Whcr2
they will inspect The Jail.
A small Italian boy was picked np this
morninE. He said that he had been
Fhanghaied by the cook of tho American
rchooncr America. at Portland. Maine.
brought here and put ashore without any
money. On this information chief-of-
Police Johnson swore out a warrant for
the captain of the ship and had him az
pested The captain Was released on con-
dition that he would take the small sailor
back TO the ship with him.
An effort is being made to secure a re-
spite for Monroe Lewis, sentenced TO &c
hanged Tuesday.
LIVELY-EURCH
Miss Laura Estnlle BurCh, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Q. Burch, and Mr.. X. n
Iivcly we're married this afternoon at I
O'Clock at the Newport News Baptist
Church.
The maid of honor was Miss LiliiaI;
lRagland, of Richmond, and Mr.. G. l.
'Bawman. of Hampton, Va. the-hest mao.
The usilers Were Mr.. Charles Lively, OF
Portsmouth; Mr. g. T. kearnes. Mr..
Tired. Moore, and Mr.yGeorse hbbitt.