The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
THE GALVESTON
NOW AT NORFOLK |! /
She is Bringing Back the Envoy
Who Was Sent to Santo
Domingo.
MINISTER'S HOUSE ROBBED
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Thieves Entered the House Of
Rev. Carl r. Grammar Dur-
Ing His Absence.
MINISTER'S HOUSE ROBBED
tspecial 70 rhe .r,mes. pispatch.)

(special to The Times Dspatch)
NORFOLK, VA, September 15.-Trhe
United States cruiser Galveston arrived
| In the Hampton Roads to-day from Santo
Domingo having aboard the United States
envoy who was sent to the little rcpub-
lie for the purpose Of making an agree
meht for her future good conduct. The
cruiser will be detained In the Roads,
W. w. Gwathmey, chief engineer, ana ana
B. II. Macal assistant, OF the Seapoard
All Line Railway, resigned to-day an
no,,ncing that they you'd 20 into the con-
ira citing business on their own account
here. W. l.. Seldom, Of Savannah, "a,
viii succeed Mr.. Gwathmey. Gwa thmeys
resignation Is interesting to al railroau
men In the South, as he haa directed tne
engineering Of the Seaboard since eoV.
when It was but d small line compared -l,'l
to Its splendid system to- day.
S sI,IBELLED FOR DAMAGES.
The British steamship Llncairn, bound
from New York to Savannah. which was
lhelled in this port yesterday In l,ooo
collision case, COVE bond In the United
states court to-day In the sum OF Sa.oVv'
and was released by the marshal inns
afternoon. She viii sail this evening.
The libel was filed by Albert ~ Pollard,
master OF the barge Enos Soule. me
steamship ran into the barge YESTERDAY
and injured her; hence the libel.
c. !. Cary principal OF the prehtls
place public school. Portsmouth, was was
defendant In Justice Rodman's court last
night on charge Of assaulting w. II.
walker one of his pupils: The boy
exhibited black eye. which he said ne
received at the hands OF the prlncl-5
pal The latter was not ready FOR trlal
and the case was continued until next
wednesday night. a
OYSTER SEASON.
rhe oyster season opened to-day ana
within twenty four hours many boat L
loads OF oysters from the public rocks
will be landed in Norfolk. Norfolk oyster
men are not anticipating a large SUP
ply Of bival4es this season. The nality
&c the oysters served at Norfolk tau
rants since the 4 first Of September mas
been exceptionally good.
w. II. Smith, Of Cheriton, on the East
ern Short Of Virginia,4is patient at
the Sarah Leigh Hospital. here, suffering
from fractured skull, received In a
railroad accident In NORTHAMPTON county
yesterday when he was struck by a
freight train Mr.. Smith is 6S ,years Of
age. His condition is serious, nut there
are chances Of recovery.
Gregory B. Lawless, son of Joseph u.
Laulcss, former secretary of the Com
monwealth, at Richmond. left last night
for Belmont. n. O., to enter st. N1ary's
College for boys, al that place Mr..
Lawless graduated E1m this school,
which he entered when fifteen years old,
the present age OF Master Gregory.
DIR. GRANIMER'S HOUSE ROBBED. &
During the absence Of Dr. Carl E.
Grammer and his family III the North.
his house was entered and fobbed. The
extent OF the loss Is not known, rs
the family will not return till to-mor-
row. DR.. Gramner has accepted call
to the parish OF ST. Stephens Episcopal
Church, in Philadelphia. at a salary of
s., 900 a year. and he will hold a fare
we'll service in Emmanuel Chapel, mis-
sion Of Christ Episcopal Church. here. on
Sunday night. He will leave for Phila-
delphia October list.
Franz. Freeland, an 1S-year-ofd boy,
will be returned to the Laurel reforma-
tory, whence he ESCAPED recently. and
was arrested here on the complaint of
his father, John Freeland, who declares
that he is incorriglbe and that he Will
not stay at home