The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-10
OF THE NEWS
FORECAST.

FORECAST.
Thursday cooler. with showers and
thunderStorms. Friday fair: fresh south
westerly winds becoming northwesterIy s
Highest temperature-at 2. M,.... at
Lowest temperature-at : ? M 20
Mean temperature yestereiay......... So &
Normal temperature for July....- so
Departure from normal temperature. 62 /
Precipitation during past q hours. 90 !!
LOCAL.
:. Report from New York that Frank
Gouids visit viii be followed by purchase |
OF street railway properties in Norfolk I
and Newport News
Virsinia.s new Constitution goes into
que ana other officials TO take the ca .h. i
William a. Douglas. section master on (
the Chesapeake and Ohio. killed by pas
senger train near the city.
Warrant out for young E!enriCo man for :
alleged attempted assault. but he is ncE
found by officers.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany inausurases system for penslonins
its superannuatad and disabled, employees. !
An academy. 70 be esta ablisaed ar Park
Avenue and Lom5ardy Street under rha
control of Richmond College.
Many Richmond Baptists go to Caro-
line TO attend the anniversary celebration
OF Sparta Baptist Church.
Lively contest expected for Judge
Lambs successor
Former resident of Manchester reported
killed at Sparrow Point, Md
manager of the Passenger and Power
Company.
Sentence in the starke case said to be
quite severe. but may be modified by the
Governor.
Street car men to press demand for
nine-hour day.
Mr. + T Pearman. one OF the Oldest
citizens of Manchester. dies.
VIRGINIA.
Young Lewis sentenced for three years
a { Norfolk TO hard labor for abductine
Myrtle Joyuer. He refuses TO tell his own
name or where he IS from.
The entire police force of Norfolk was
changed yesterday
Judge vvaddilI's court IN session in Alex
anclria makes two indictments. 4 postal
clerk fined for mail Irregularities and sana
70 jail in default.
The Manassas Horse Show has entries
from New York. Maryland and Kentucky.
All the classes are unusually large.
Danville has To work on close margin
in arranging 70 call an election to vote
a subscription 70 the new railroad. as
the Constitution which goes into effect
t!ons in this manner
E. II. Dillard. the reputed wealthy
negro. dies in Danville pennileSs, and is
The tinted states engineers at wore
on the diversion plan for the Apponattox
at Petersburg.
4 home destroyed by lightning in Primes
George.
GENERAL.
Joint ma auoeuvres of :he army and navy
Will be extremely interesting.
Tracey. the desperate convict Is sim
at large ard is thought to be hiding In
the woods in the neighborhood in which
he was last seen
Steamer Priscilla. in collision with .he
Merchants and Miners steamer Powha-s
tan, is badly damaged and has to be
towed TO port. One member OF the crew
lost his life. but passengers. though badly
frightened were all safely landed.
Other Powers respond favorahiy to note
of the United States in regaH 10 the
evacuation Of Tien rsin.
Gaynor-Greene case is 10 be taken up
diplomaicaliy and called TO the attention
of the British Government
Treatment OF an American woman by
the Vatican authorities causes a sensa-5
ton.
Titus. the American is deser-af, by az
EugIishman in the diamond scrs s9ses sst
the Henley regatta.
President Roosevelt has i~,5sesi his
Cabinet 10 visit him at his oyster Bay
home. 5
Big strike of the freight handlers IN
Chicago is practically settled BY the men
agreeing TO accept the offer of the rail-
way companies to advance wages twsnlU
per cent