The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-22

ecioueness Of women won, and as too
often they lose I'm the home the loVer-lke
thoughtfulness and gallantry Of the early
days of married life. But now came 10
Victoria new sensation. There Is
limit even to the patient forbearance OF
woman. and the most harmful and pitiapie
Of all emotions claimed Victoria, and ran
riot I'm her troubled heart, for
Jealousy is TO woman, be sure.
4 disease too oft healed by a criminal
cure,
And the heart left too long to its ravage'
I'm time.
Finds weakness in virtue, reprical IN
crime"
There now only remained one way TO
even ND things 10 the entire satisfaction
Of the AlcCoys. SO Willie and Victoria hah
q hattie ROYAL and both were In the court
win charge and couniercharge or as
SAINT and battery, and for ten days It.
toria will compose her nerves III Jan'
She went bitterly as back to the cen
she turned. and no one knows whe'ieI !"
was that Ahe could not get another Sn l','e'
IN heat Willie for ten days or "he'ner
she was really repentent, for women weep
for both Of these things.
THERE ARE OTHERS.
1or,os Kahn has. he says. good po-
eitton I'm Southwestern Virginia, ana Il
few davs ago he returned mere VII" i,'
,,.o,,os for three months. His nrst act
d. oiIeoes was to give the partner oil ms
boeom who had awaited his return N'O
I'm current money Of the realm. his Sc
cond act was not so prais"orthE iol -
consisted in the purchase OF some rlo.ouS
booze, and before very long james 70"
haf
mated i'm a fierce assault upon his wlle' 50
she says. . 80,
Two Young men appeared I'm court and
teetfdcd that Mrs. Belle Kahn was not
able TO appear. A..
lanes pleaded for his liberty, but the
CHARGE was for a feOniOus assaul', ana
Justice John was powerless to accept the
pledges of Kahn. and dismissed him.
]. W. TAYLOR was brought into court on
the charge of being a suspicious charac-
ter. but nothing whatever OF CUNT or va
erancy was proved. and he went on ms
wav with nineteen cests, a smile. and his
red or golden hair hanging down MS PACK
about four inches below the BARRIERS Inc.
lanes sauntefof into the ladies' wait
inp-room at the Union depot yesterday,
and there net a rosy-cheeked lass from
Charlottesville. whom he h4i known
while In that city. Her woes at the mo-
ment were IN large part made up by
Tho shortage Of 81 ~ cash, which was
neodful for her ticket
Now James Taylor Is no bloated bond
holder. and his assets were Sll9, and
hfe liabilities an unsatisfied stomach and
the need Of a bed but James has no mar
row, aiged soul I'm him, and with assur-
ances of the pleasure II gave him he
handed ont his dollar as II II were a dry
lear and he the owner Of forests at au-
tunn. lie escorted the young lady to
the cars and she departed. but upon his
return 10 the denot the hand Of the law
was laid upon him.
In court IL was remarked mot by the
Iudee) that nobody knew who the girl
was.
II know who she is" said James dolby,
land she Is a lady
you are right" said Justice John,
'you are discharged and then paren-
iheficallv he said. Il think II would be
we'll II some other folk around here would
give their last dollar 70 peope who have
more claim on them then even friend
ship"
THE FRYING-PAN PUGILIST.
The case OF George Branch. who as
saulted Fred Walker with frying pan,
was sent on TO the grand jury.
SI4A ADIEII WIS iAtil rFt WIN SAtdiHt-
a bundle OF laths from lumber-yard
He proved his purchase OF them from
some boys and was promptly discharged.
Redf0rd Brown (colored) was charged
with being drunk and disorderly In the
store Of c. r. Hilimana and vas fined
81
Evans Booker tcolored) was charged
with stealing an overcoat from the board
ing-house OF Mrs. Clara Nash. on Grace
street. The coat belonged TO Mr.. a. -.
Gilbert. Baker was sent to Jail for six
months.
W. +. Collins was fined 81 for being
drunk.
\ number Of names were called in the
cour, 10 winch no Response was made.
and Justice John declared his intention
10 hereafter fine for contempt any and
all who neglect 10 obey his summons.
Children Cry fer