The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-02
the amount involved is sufficient to in
tercst citizens generally.
Do,,dcurnnt Missing.

the amount involved is sufficient to in
tercst citizens generally.
Do,,,lcurnnt Missing.
1t Is stated that r. Il. Bondeurant is
missing from his home, No. 1923 Hull
Street. and has not been seen there
night that nothing had been heard Of
him. and that she was ignorant Of his
whereabouts She said that he had
left her with three small children and
He is "a timer by trade, and has
been steady workman. AT the time
he left he was out of work, and 1T Is
thought by some that he has gone
wife, however, is of the opinion that If
he had gone somewhere after work
that he would have communicated with
her.
She says that they always got along
together. and that only on one occa-
sion had they ever had any trouble,
and That was concerning her daughter
who VIII LIVED with her Mrs B s,3
The oldest child is seven, while the
youngest is but one year old. Mrs.
Bondeurantrais anxious to learn OF her
husbands Whereabouts, since, she has
no means of support. si
Davis Case Goes On.
The case of David Davis. charged
with perjury. as a Juror in the Meyers
case, was called In the Police Court
yesterday morning, but on motion Of
waived and the case was certified to
the Corporation Court, and will come
up at the September term. Of court.
lie is being represented by Messrs. D.
L. Pulliam and II. NJ. Smith.
Mary Snow (colorcd) locked up in the
city jail, charged with being impli-
Gated IN several robberies in Richmond
Richmond detective force called at
the Jail and had an interview with the
woman. When arrested a large amount
OF stuff, consisting of clothing and
other articles We're found on her per-
he her to ship the articles to Danville.
| The Richmond police think they have
one of the gang which has been rob
| Ding residences there.
Delightful Fancy Dress Party.
a. delightful fancy dress party was
given in the home OF Miss Hazel Beat-
tie on Wednesday night. A handsome
prize was awarded to the person having
the best costume, and this went to
Miss Mamie Walden, who went in Co
i lonial costume.
Among those present were Misses
!. Ella Atwell, Mary Du Val, zuline Du
Val, Virginia Garnet, Mamie Walden
! Louise Wake and Hazel Beattie, ant
, OILS, Ingram Taylor Randolph Tucker
, Jones. Harold Jones, Murrell Bemis
, Wiclham Lloyd Ingram Robertson
Will Hay Garnetti and Addison Graves
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. J. B. Aston and family, of Hen.
Z u. L. Martin, of Holly Springs. Mr.
;. Aston will visit the jamestown EXPO
sition and other points in Virginia
before he returns home.
I Leonora Elizabeth the eight-months.
J old daughter of Mr.. A. B. and Mrs
J, Florence NJ. Hawks, died at the resi-
, dcnce of her parents No. 30 Eas
, Thirteenth Street, yesterday! Afternoon
at 2:1O. The funeral will take place
from the home this afternoon at 4
/, Mrs. Lizzie Linton, accompanied b!
: her daughter, left yesterday for De
troit,. where she will join her nus
band who is employed there. Mr.. an,
ell A large number Of Manchester PEG
lple were at Association Pond at
q itending a picnic yesterday. Mr.. Juniu
Brown Is the mead OF the entertain
t Miss Ethel Rodden, of News. Fer,
Il lis the guest of Miss Isabel White. a
: No. S12 Decatur Street.
visiting her aunt, Mrs, r. NJ. Waldro
left Wednesday for Chicago.
e ". i. Baugh left Wednesday Il
$ Chicago, attsr + !, visit to his siste
- Mrs. w. II. NELSON ~.
" Mrs Annie L. Jones. of Homestea
: Pa, is visiting Mrs. Ellis Martin. B
fore returning home she will visit Il
exposition and Washington
10 Mrs. Charles Butler and daughter,
r Old Point, are the guests of Miss M
- mic Bingham
le The annual rally" Of Washingt'
o, Camp. No. 20, p. o. 6. Of A.. will
n held at Anderson's Hall tonight. r.
ck Rev. T. NJ. Felter State organizer a.
d, past State president, will deliver
Ne address.
ne Miss Minnie Priddy left Wedncsd
3 for a visit To friends and relatives
er Greensboro. Salisbury and Asheyil
IS She expects to be away about a r1onI
,erl DR.. j.. r. Chiles. first Mayor OF Ma
ve chester, is seriously III IN the home
% the Rev. DIR. Cridlin, 80 East Ten
w, street DR.. Chiies recently went u ]
lad Cridlin's home from Memorial HoEpit
he where he has been some time, Abc
Mt "A year ago DIR. Chiles returned u Ga
rds chester from Norfolk where he h
~, been living for number of yes
ny shortly before his return his hea
an broke down and he has been prac
cally an invalid ever since,