The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-22
NAN PATTERSON.
At OCEAN / J. / Y. VIEW "
Dimes at Restaurant and Leaves
to Escape Curious
Crowd.
.aEMARRY FORMER HUSBAND \ y 81 !.
Denied at the Chamberlain That
She Was Refused Adj.
mission There.
fspecial to The 1'lmcs- Dispatch,

t6.s6 fSneCfAl to Inc 'Ilf1cS.Dl9pntC H.) setIE
S NORFOLK, VA, August 21.-- Nan Pat
terson was here and at Ocean View yes
terday with purity consisting OF Nor
gan Smith, her sister. Mrs Smith, and
Henry sLansberg, OF Washington. There
was q story to the effect thn, Nan Pat
terson had not been received MS a guest
at the Chnmbcrlin Hotel at Old Point
Comfort, and that the party obtained q,
3 not any more cordial reception at the
ocean View Hotel. But neither of Inc
reports was confirmed. except by the
fact that The party dincd lnatho rcsthu-
rant and left In the afternoon TO return
10 Washington, and missed tho boat aho
went to Old Point. 81,
There was ii great deal OF curiosity
at Ocean View iG see Nan Patterson,
and the entrance Of the restaurant was
crowded all the time she was there.
Mr.. Lansberg introduced tho young %o-
man 10 his ncquaintanccs at the resort,
but the crowd Increased SO at the res
taurant that the party left by the rear
II, PATHETIC STORY. !.
Three years ngo Harry s. Blgss, ., |.
Norfolk, then only seventeen years n =.
s
nrenr and with great hopes Of u success
ri future. lie did well. and although ll ls
s,,h4en,,ct,tlylfad an opportunity 70 co11le
hnmc and take n position here, nc pre-.
fcrrcd 10 stay there. lie married are tHf
4 being there for a year Or 50, hlli'ousl' ny
waH then but little more than q oo!'
ia had the hope Of bringing his wire 70
see his people here. but he Is dehu. ~
week after the appearance Of the yc'lo"
II a TIT
fever there he was stricken, ana aiilt c'
lingering for nine days died.
Nothing WIS known OF 1t by his rein-
ttyes here iii Saturday last when
latter was received from the vito bear
Ing the Lorroful news that her husband
was dead. THE letter not only told OF tha
Young wife being a widow. but that there
is soon to bo a fathcrless child Tho young
widow Is but II years Of age. The de-
ccnscd was tho son OF Mrs Adnic a.
Hisgs and the late John a. BEES OF
Norfolk, and ho leaves I'VE brothers and
n sister one ofsthe brothers being John
A. Bggs, clerk at the Western mon
3 Telegraph Office. Norfolk
ROBBED WHILE DRUGGED.
The residence OF f. j. Winpofne. cor
ner OF Chestnut and Middleton Streets.
VI Berkeley was entered by burglars last
night and sC;4.Jo In cash was stolen.
H N MIR tyVinbornc Is n collector TOT Ehiiu-
5 roy aud, Nets, insurance agents q Nor
folk and has been in their employ Ior
eight cen @cars. On Saturday night when
h he had nnishcd making collections ne
a locked Ssthe smoney5Gin n desk. ~ hK ~ s
itawould no perfectly safe until 55 ne
either had n chance to deposit II or urn
b tle, money ina the office. The rob-
berry was no, discovered until this morn-
Ing when the desk was wide open ana
papers scattered promiscously on the out
s,d,. The back door was also FOUND open
MS were also the hall and bedroom doors,
Z No Indications Of y brenk-tn were louhD
as The thief or thieves appeared 10 nave
entered the house by means Of keys
SThree, hundred dollArs Of the amount
p,olen was the property Of Mr. WIN
horne personally. :tild the rcmainac'
i.,4,.B) was the company,s money. MI
Winborne said that the desk IN Whicf
thu money was placed was directly NJ
Ina head OF the bed In which nc sleeps.
This morning when hcNawoke both nc
and his wife were suffering from head.
ach, He thought this was due 70
both of them having been drugged during
the night by the burglars