The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-10
AN INSPECTOR
STRICKEN n D. down WI
S. W. Gary Falls Unconscious s On G;
the Streets Of
Norfolk.
GEORGE W. JONES SILENT ]. EN-
Declines to Discuss the Resent
Action Of State Com
mittec.
GEORGE W. JONES SILENT
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y NORFOLK, VA, September as. w.
Cary United States Government Dredg-
Ing Inspector, was stricken with paralysis
on Atlantic Street to-day while on his
was sent to St. VIncent's Hospital in
precarious condition He Is sixty-flve
years OF age. lie was returning from
Newport News, where he has been in
ispecting work.
Captain Nat. Burruss, formerly
banker. fell in railway office, where
he was buying tickets for tho wedding
trip of Lieutenant Harry B. Jordan and
his daughter, who were married to-day.
and dislocated his left leg. He was so
seriously injured that he was sent home
to be put to bed. His age makes the re-
suit Of the injury doubtful.
DIED OF. MORPHINE.
John a. jenkins died a the ST. Vincent
Hospital this morning. He was found
lying on the pavement OF Union Street
this morning and sent to the police sta
ton. supposed TO be hndcr the influence
OF morphine to which hc was known to
be addicted. He was taken to tile police
court and there sentenced to tho jail hos
pital for ten days but as lie showed
signs of collapse he was sent to st. Vim
cents Hospital. lie was unconscious
when he arrived at the hospital and died
In few minutes. He was formerly
clerk at the Gladstone Hotel and at the
Mansion House, and was also q railway
ticket agent. He was thirty-nve years OF
age and unmarried,
PERJURY CHARGED.
Mrs. Laura ]. Clark alias Emma Sea-
brell, white woman. forty-eiEht years
OF age. was arrested to-day by the United
States Deputy Marshal. charged With
making Ease afldavits for the purpose
OF getting pension from tho government
for her husband. shc came here recent
~ from North Carolina She was held
for indictment by tho grand jury In No
vember. She went to jail TIL she can
give n bond.
Mayor +. Clay Tlmanus, OF Baltimore,
and the members Of the Baltimore grand
jury. arrived here this morning by
steamboat and spent the day visiting the
points OF interest In the vicinity
rSndou. .ctnoh mfw mfw mi mmin
JORDAN BURRUsS.
The marriage occurred this afternoon at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Z Burruss. No. POI Duke Street, OF their
daughter Adelita chnrtel, who was mar
5rIed to Lieutenant Harry Birdwhlstell
Jordan, Fourteenth Cavalry U. 8. A.
The house was decorated In cavalry COL
ors for the occasion, and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. B. D. Tucker, D.
D., at an improvIsed altar, In the pres
ence Of relatives and a few friends
The bride, In q creation of lace and
silk, with white picture hat. trimmed
with plumes and carrying n white ivory
prayer book, was given away by her
father. She had no attendants. Mr., E1l-
I. ,#~>p y ahtfI la 0c
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan left for
Northern trip and they will reside In
Springfield, Mass, where Lieutenant Jor-
dan is stationed at the arsenal. "A
MIR. JONES SILENT.
y George w, Jones, ex-County Chairman
OF the Democratic party, when asked for
an Interview on the present political sit
natlon In Norfolk county and tho action
of the state Central Committee ycster-
5day positively declined, saying that he
had neglected his business OH account OF
politics and that no was too busy to-day
to talk, When asked II he would support
the nominees Of the party Mr.. Jones
positively rafused to answer the question
He added, however, that he was not 90
ing any weeping, wall!ng or whining over
tho result OF the contest before the state
Committee,
rho United States Converted gunboat
Hornet, which left the Norfolk navy yard
a week ago to search for a derellct renorf-
ed ,adrift at sea, and fears for tina ~ fetY
If which were beginning to be entertained
a the navy ward passed IN tho Vire'n'a
Canes this morning and came to NOR
DIED ERt7M LOCKJAW.
Henry Pruden, the son Of rantRin John
VI Pruden, Of the seahoard ar Line
Railway. died at his parents home, IN
london street. Portsmouth, this morninG,
Young Prudcn's demise was caused d.
rootly from looS1nw, with which he was
taken q few days ago. He was m the
tentbl year of his age The lad a., rev
weeks ago fell from tree at MS par,
ent's home and suffered q colnpouno
fracture Of his left arm. the tlesn Nus
ta"r,h,v lacerated and few days after
he accident he was attacked by lock-
jaw