Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-15
DARING OUTRAGE.
,eYr DUDLEY rRAvsER chlo-
PNs' taoroRMso AND ROBBED.
vor,,. Tells q Loaisisns Lottery
'''' s,or,-ne E,'or's CHECK wish
Two Revoivtrs.

rvxx August 1s.--R. Dudley
wv rresiden, Of the Security ana
f'%s'm City Banks. secretary OK the
,se N, r,s CIV Railway. principal owner OF
Ne@Pln's ,,E. Iedo~. and one Of
&c mos, prominent and wealthy
he r' =, Memphis. was this after
e''l''s, .rofo.mcd and robbed at the
noon 'n t,..l BY a man giving his name IA
Ga'''. 'Wurr,is:and his residence as New
joan H. N,u, o'clock this morning a
u. IAN registering as John a. MOTIFS r.
f0t,,icsrs.' was pssigneo ,oom NJ VIZ
=" '''f, IN which be paid IN au'ance' anu
otcaned al on1S, , ~, c.uruos.
49,. c,orninc he ordered bottle
parne .' DON, the bar and bell boy Sc
= WasAs' ,a n, camphor for him from
cared -,,...fore.. About $3.50 tins af-
G.. aou,, Irsy,er. sitting in his private
i,.r'n ~ Nemnhis City Bank, received
,A.f 81 u" JoRn A. Morris. requesting
8l..,.S ~, fsll on him at once on busi-
u, ia '.,-,auce. Mr.. Frayser was at
Is ~ f,w minutes and was usher
{, .., N ~, room.
e. '~' .LoTTTRY TALE.
$500. ,r,.oluced himself as John
u ~. o.. the Louisiana Lottery
4. N'''i'' ~. \cw Orleans. lie said the
C.~ph't, many lad been antagonized
lg'eN ~ N that State; that their in
rlf' ~ a. been unfavorable and
" 1.'"'s .'~c-fv generally was IN
,0aeis ''{. wished TO consult. him
sal 81 = Mr. Frayser gave him
10 ~ .I' .,,,ion he could in regard TO
VA '"'' -',rs,el institutions. but would
Mr.vA.' 20 and turned to go. At this
g. p ~, Morris asked him to have a
II, ar ~, "a S1cGned saving he did not
t,ts. ~ v1-r,s insisted and Mr.. Fray
DIX ,-oss the room to a window,
81 MIS- opened q satchei'
Two RfyoLvERs-
~s,il Morris. and as Mr.. Frayser
pr .-,.r! be- was greatly startled TO
9. ,.r,,qcr.-One IN each OF Morris's
o. I'm. i'm IN the face. Said Nor
ltlf a desperate man. have no
- 80. .,rllv III New Orleans are in
,s,aufes. and | must have
c.'A- ~, rs: endorse a check for
~ Frayscr had recovered from
-...rr..,.i be tined 10 argue with
De ~ alag him that he did not
g. ~p,h money TO give him. The
.''' -. RAN stuck To il, however, and
a., Frayser agreed TO endorse a
go ihe check was then drawn
.-t f.t.r,,.n National Bank OF New
srt NJ. Fsayser endorsed 1t RI.
49, hoping the cashier at his bank
.~sa.ef ,omething wrong and re-
.--,.' g. is be always endorsed his
il dudley frayser."
csloEoFoRNED.
tnt.~wss called By Mr.. Morris and
.N...'. .s.-.,tle Memphis City Bank,
r..-..- Ian, kept prisoner In the
a.r- t.e boy bad gone Morris
..i '.., O. where Mr.. Frayser was
-.-- ..l cAppng a napkin over his
..,-a Ann % the bed, and that Is the
.'.t.. sl,tutur- Mr.. frayser can re-
~ WHIT. proprietor OF the hotel,
.',.1 abau, % O'Clock this evening
....-.uass .n.eining wrong IN Morris's
.. rr.. Z Murder" Thieves
... H.. r..nly heard issuing from that
81. ....i i clerk and they broke
l..- d. w ~ 'he room.
ryFnlrHINo GONE.
~. r-.r rwAs found unconscious, toss
-..,..a--.re oa the bed. and the odor
-.-r WIS ovcrpOwerlng. His
t.. ..ae. so was gone, and Morris
7...r- / e. clecs Law on the table un-
IN u. i..l-loy lal taken it to the
str..s' " rris's request, payment,
.s...- t..s each time refused. The
sg.a'.y puzzled over the affair
Dr.. .-4.c-.-, every corner of the city
- rs.