The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-24
MISSING ONES
NOT HEE:lA |RD FROM
Police Of Other Cities Asked TO
Look Out.
NEW BALLS HAVE ARRIVED
Work of Putting Down New Tracks to Be
Proceeded With-cases Before the
Mayor Personal and Other
,ianche sier Items.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times, |

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
NO. HOP Hull Street
No tiiinSs have yet been received from
either Mr. NJ. S. Adams, of Manchester.
or his daughter-in-iaw, Mrs. Adams, and
Mrs. Bag.nt, of Swansboro. who left the
city last Saturday. The police of Nor
folk and Baltimore have been asked to
lool, out for the three and to notify The
Manchester authorities if they are found.
Mrs. Bagent left an infant babe at ner
home, which is being taken care of now
by her mother. Mrs. Adams was a Miss
Rountree Mrs. Bagent was a Miss AL
Wis.
NEW RAILS RECEIVED.
The Richmond Passenger and Power
Company has just received d lot of new
heavy rails, which they will put down on
Cowardin Avenue in a few days. Nego-
tiations are going on between the COM
pany and the City Engineer as to the
putting of new girder rails on Perry
Street. It was claimed by the city that
the street would be in better condition
for driving without the sirder rails until
the street has been paved. a gentleman,
who is in position to know. said yes
terday that the line would have all new
track from the park to Broad Street by
the last OF the winter. Within the past
six months the company has strung new
trolley wire over the entire line. New
cars are being painted for the winter,
which are larger and more modern in
equipment than any ever before had here.
ROM IS SENT ON.
The case of Harry Rom, charged with
stealing a lot of iron and wire from the
Passenger and Power Company near For
est Hill Park. was hear ore Squire
Cheatnam yesterday afternoon and sent
on to the grand jury. The accused was
ably represented by Mr.. =. NJ. Smith, of
Richmond. He was bailed for his an
pearance before the grand jury in the
his bond. Commonwealth s-Attorney e.
81. Wells, with Captain a. B. Guigon,
looked after the interest of the company
DR.. TRACY TONIGHT
The first of the lectures of DR.. N W.
Tracy will be given tonight in his large
tent at Fifteenth and Hull Streets. It is
expected a large crowd Will lear him. as
he is one of the greatest temperance
spakers Of the day. Three nights in a
week there will be a silver Offering. The
meeting viii hold for two weeks. The
last Sunday evening will be for men
only
The Young Mems Temperance Union
will hold a very interesting meeting at
Clopton-Street Church tonight. A solo
will be sung by Miss BirIa Robertson.
Mr.. Charlie Norris and a student of
Richmond College will debate the ques-
ton How Temperance Should be Incul-
cated''
STREET TORN UP.
Hull Street is again being torn up in an
effort to find leak in the gas-main
which runs all the way up Hull Street
Last week q small leak was found and a
square OF the paving was torn up The
street now, from Seventh to Twelfth, is
in very bad condition, which, however
will be remedied to-day
The new Catholic schooIhouse, now be-
ing erected on Fourteenth and Perry
Streets, is nearing completion, and in a
few weeks viii be ready for children.
This Will be very convenient for the
children, who heretofore have had to go
to Richmond.
The building viii cost about 2o,oo0 and
will have all the modern improvements
personal AND BRIEF
Dot glass Harding, the young man who
shot off two of his toes last Saturday. is
improving very rapidly.
The little boy of Mr.. 7. A. Palmer, who
underwent an operation last week, is be-
licVed TO be cut of danger now.
Mrs w. Fl. Shotwel. who was removed
to the Virginia Hospital in Richmond last
week to undergo an operation, is now out
CT danger.
At a regular meeting Of the vestry OF
Meade-Memorial Church Tuesday night.
Mr.. W. w. Friend was elected vestrvman
The Knights OF the Golden Horseshoe
held a Very interesting r1eetine Tuesday
night WEDNESDAY Dignr was decided upon
for the meetings hereafter.
Mrs. Y. NJ Davidson. of No 1902 Bain-
bridge Street. returned Tuesday night
from Z, visit to her sister IN Lvnchburg.
Mrs. A. j. Daffron Is confined to her
home on account of sickness
Alex. Brodnax (coloredl was very
painfully mashed Yesterday by letting a
roller hit him while moving a house.