Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
An UNCLAIMED BODY,
REMAINS OF, so. n. ALLE1', Az a I'D
1pENTfFICATIoN IN NORFOLK.
BIG FORTUNE FOR MRS. MCCOY.
sonth cnronnian Leaves Ten 7 hou-
sand to Sursc who Atssnde 9
H,m-Rer. DR.. whitehead Talks Of
rev jane. Cannon,s Chnrses.

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s. NORFOLK, VA, January l5.-ispssla,, !,
The BODY Of j. 4. Allen. who died Sunaas
sftern1,or al ST. vincent's Hospital IIoiu
q blow received at q King Lane. LOUSY "a
Mamie Ifarris both eolored. are awaiting
ma grand iury,s action. has Deen ls-
moved from the hospital morgue ana tah-
en- to a local undertaking estaonssn L..pal
Il viii be Kept until Commonwealth AT,
torr1ey Triton orders 1t buried, ae 4 taa
the body enbaln1ed In order TO locate III tns
family OF the dead man.. II poss1oie. ~ ~
tograpns OF Allen have nee n sem NJ ;danti-
fying him Walters, the Harris woman,
and the witnesses are kept IN close con l
finement. It Is believed the HaIrls VIZ VIZ
there IS little doubt that both will be con-
FORTUNE FOR a TRAINED. NURSE.
information has been received t9 the
city that James NJ. Hannahan, OF Charles-
ton. S. c.. who died in that city. by, ms
Will. left his entire fortune Of $4,000 to
Mrs L. Mccoy, a. trained nurse. VINO re-
sides at Is CRANKY street II IS uno ,1..
HannaI1an1 and for her kindness, was thus
: s = FUEL IN EVERY SHAPE.
FueIi in every conceivable shape. s9m ne
he here from the outlying districts, The
Business Mems Association has tried Its
utmost to get a good supply mere LOT tl.s
poor. but has been delayed until the enc
Of the week The Union Mission distrlh-
uted food to five hundred applicants to-
The idea that Postmaster ]. r. WSaddy
aud Collector +. 6. Banks Will retain
leaders here This practically closes the
three-corhered fight between the Bowden,
anti-Bowden, and anti-Bowden young Re-
pub1icans. George E Bowden ha re-
turned from Washington. and is not talk
ing S. B.. Carney. It IS said, viii be re- E,
tired as assistant postmaster. B. P.sNalf
is mentioned as his successor.
THOSE EVIsCERATED MINUTES
.Iet him say all he wants to say, he S
just fascinating. y said the Rev. DR.. Paul
Whitehead, secretary of the FtrgiEia con-
ference, and presiding elder Of TIE Nor
folk district. when shown upon his return
from the Eastern Shore to-day. Rev.
James Cannon. IRIS. late article IN his
Methodist Recorder, on the subject OF
"Eviscerated Minutes
DR.. Whitehead said that the Rev. Cam
non is now displeased at the minutes
which he cannot expect to contain every
detail, and that he should have been
in conference ard made his objection when
the minutes were read and passed there.
DR.. Whitehead says that never are the
minutes Of the conference gone into in
great DETAIL And that the education board
Mr.. Cannon refers to, were not regarded
as ma terial matters for the minutes. He
says he is not at all disturbed at what
the Rev. Mr.. Cannon has said, or may
say. about eviscerated minutes In the
future.
SICK SAILORS.
The auxiliary cruiser Prairie arrived to-
day from Culebra with the marine battal-
ion. She brings sick sailors and marines
from the feet. None Of them Is despef-
ately. Ill. and they will be sent to the
II is expected that they will be able to
rejoin their commands as soon as these
are ready to dispense to other stations.
For the present they viii remain aboard
ship Forty. OF the sick from the Prairie
were transferred to the naval hospital
this afternoon. They are suffering from
slight touches OF malaria. Most of the
marines aboard the Prairie when she
left here were left at Cu1ebra to finish
fortifying the naval bass there.
lie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sTruxton has
returned from her official trial. It Is IN
derstood that her performance was sat
isfactory. The report has gone to Wash
ington.
ROBERT JOHNSON DEAD.
!, Robert johnson, So years old. after an
died in Berkley to-day. He had been
here but q month. having come from Hall
fax.SN. G.. He leaves wife and two chill
dren. -
John G.. TiIton. Commemorative After.
ney of Norfolk and prime mover in the
Jamestown Exposition, has declined TO
serve as commissioner OF the ST. Louis
Exposition. He has retired In favor of
j. NJ. Dalton, OF Newport News.
u ne Bay Shore Terminal COMPANY has
had to pay only about $4,000 as a result
OF the horror on the lines last August. In
which three were killed and fifty injured.
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