The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-14
GIRL ENiT|CED' from
WIDOWED MOTHER |: I:
Believes She is in Manchester
and Comes to Look for Her.
BOY RUNS AWAY FROM HOME.
The United States Has No jurisdiction
Over Crawle Randall, Who Robbed
Letters-Mr. S. H. Marks III.
Spring Concert.
BOY RUNS AWAY FROM HOME.
Especial Dispatch to The TImes.)

especial DlSpdtcn 90 1ue 4tAeo.J
PETERSBURG, VA, May 13.-Mrs.
A. e. Allison, of Dinwiddie county.
widow lady, reported to the authorities
in Petersburg to-day that ner daughter,
only seventeen years Of age, had .een
entlced from her home by relatives. Mrs.
Allison sought the aid of the police In
finding her daughter, who, she believes.
is in Manchester. The old lady was
given a ticket to- that town and left
this afternoon in search of her daug.1-
ter.
Harold Parouette, eight years of age,
was taken In charge by the police In this
city last night and carried to the Sta
ton House. Parquette ran away from
his home in Blackstone yesterday morn
ing, reaching Petersburg in the after
noon on a freight train. He says his
parents came to Blackstone from Indian
apolis about six months ago. His faith
er has been communicated with.
A. P Hill Camp will carry a large
number of veterans to Norfolk next
Thursday to- take part in the Memorial
Day parade i'll that city.
NO JURISDICTION.
The United States authorities have no
jurisdiction in the case of Cralle Ran
dali, the negro arrested for opening let-
tiers denvered at Jones .1rDer-snop, in
this city. The letters were stolen at
ter they had been delivered by the post
man. The Mayor is now investigating
the ma tier for the purpose OF determln-
ing what he can do in the case.
Mr.. S. H. Marks, who is now ninety
five years age, was taken suddenly
i'll yesterday. There is little improve
ment in his condition to-day.
a horse, owned by Reinach and Sons
and driven by William Black (colored)
ran away on Sycamore Street this af-
ternoon. The driven was thrown to the
street and was unconscious for some
time. He was taken to his home and is
now extremely i'll.
Rev. w. A. R. Goodwin, rector OF ST.
Johns Episcopal Church. In this city,
will not accept call recently extended
him by a Southern church.
The nineteenth anniversary exercises
of the virginia Normal and Collegiate
Institute are now being held
SPRING CONCERT.
The Spring Concert Of the Southern Fe-
male College was given last right in the
Young Mems Christian Association Au-
Gitoritlm. and was a very unique and
delightful entertainment consisting OF
selections of Scotch Story and Song
rendered by Mr.. Gavin Spence and Miss
Flora Macdonald
Mr.. James Oscar FaisOn, of Disputantd,
aud Miss Anna Reed Gee, daughter OF
Mr. Charles Gee special revenue agent
of this city, will be married at the Shir-
ley Hotel in this city tomorrow morn
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Clarence McKeene, an all ,Scd desert
er from the United States ship Franklin,
mas been arrested in this city and will
be held for United States authorities
Messrs. R. w. Collier. w. I. Parham
and w. D. Morriss have sonc to Nor
folk as delegate from Appomattox Lodge
of Odd Fellows to the Grand Lodge.
wl.ch begins its annual Session in that
city to-day.
Mrs Frank Dalton and her daughter.
Jean, left yesterday morning for New
York, from which place they will sail to-
day for Europe. They Will be gone
about three months.
Mrs NJ Renach, Of Baltimore, who
has Leen on visit to the family OF Mr..
A. S. Reinach, on Marke.. Street. left for
home yesterday morning.