The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-09
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Etchnond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Mr.. S. A. Cunningham, OF Nashville
Tenn, editor of the Confederate Veteran,
is in the city visiting friends
a marriage license was issued by clerk
Christian yesterday morning TO NaHer
P Turner and Mamie e. Jordan.
Deputy Clerk Lawton Crutchheld, OF
the Hastings Court, who has been i'll
for some days, is considered better.
Mr.. George L. Kapps, who has been
dangerously i'll at his residence, IN Gilt
ton Forge, is considered somewhat better.
The Deep Run hounds will meet to-day
at the New Reservoir at $50 p. NJ. The
public is cordially invited TO attend these
meets.
Mr.. W. Clifton Hughes, who has been
very i'll for several days, was reported
as 10 better yesterday. His condition is
serious.
James Smith, alias Commander Elem
ing. was given twelve months in JAZZ and
fined s. for stealing a set Of harness from
a. C. Small,
Mrs. w. II. Grant. who has been re-
Gently paralyzed, is still II a critical
condition with but little apparent change
since she was fist taken i'll.
Mr. j. H. Moore fell from a Traveller
while at work on the Chesapeake and
Ohio v;adJct yesterday. He fell twelve
feet, but was only slightly hurt.
Captain W II. Curtis will not be a
candidate for the Board of Aldermen to
succeed Mr.. J. II. Lawder. He thinks
the new alderman should come from
Fulton.
John White, an ola colorcd man, had
severe epileptic tit Monday night shortly
after o'clock. He was attended by DR..
Calls and carried TO his home, on South
Second Street.
Boots Brent. a boy, while at work at
the Cedar Works yesterday morning
about o'clock, had his right hand badly
cut by a. buzz saw. He was treated by
DR.. Fisher and left.
Tommy Collins, a small colored boy, fell
from a bridge near the Clyde Line Wharf
about 1855 o'clock yesterday morning.
He was considerably bruised and was
fixed up by DR.. Fisher.
Section Foreman Matthews was struck
on the face with a coupling pin while at
work at the C. and o. shops yesterday
morning, and was painfully cut. He was
made comfortable by DR.. Fisher.
Mr.. T. E. Harvey, chairman of the His
tory Committee of the Virginia Division
of the Z. P. A. arrived in Richmond Mon
day and VIII remain until the National
Convention meets here next May.
LAt john w light, Tic pcl)uiol atleiSiIS
OF Murphy's Hotel, who had been i'll
for several months, is almost himself
again, and was heartily welcomed to
his post Monday by hundreds of his
friends.
The Water Department employees are
forming an organization for the purpose
of paying sick and death benefits to men,
bers. y committee has been appointed
20 draft a constitution and bylaws and
to fix the Initiation fee and dues.
Miss Nellie C. Whitehead has returned
from Lynchburg. where she has been
with her mother, Mrs Thomas White
almost recovered. Colonel and Mrs.
Whitehead are expected here soon for a
short stay.
The descendants of George Hilmar
Spiiker and Katharine Maria Nilhelmina,
nee bunker, have a handsome fortune
awaiting them over in Vienna, Austria.
Mr.. Chi Drastic, the secretary OF tie
Imperial and Royal Consulate of Austria
Hungary in Richmond, has been advised
OF this fact.
The hotels in Richmond are all well
filed Many northern people are going
south, and the most of them stop over in
Richmond. Chief Clerk Dunston, of the
New Ford's, said that hotel was crowded
jefferson, Murphy's, the Lexington, St
Claire and the Allambra.
Dr. Gills, in. charge of the ambulance.
was called to No lis South Sixth Street
about 3 o'clock Monday night to attend
Martha WEison. a colored woman, who
was suffering from a severe hem0rraSe.
But for the timely arrival Of the doctor
the Womans death would have been a
certainty She was made comfortable.