The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-12
THE PROLELARIAT
IN POLICE COURT
Justice John Nearly Loses His Hold
on the Sinners.
KEEP UP A TURMOIL IN COURT.
Sam HiCk man Poses as the Rescucr of
Forlorn Maiden in the Hands OF
Five Cinnamon aud Pleads
His Case With Eloqucncc.
KEEP UP A TURMOIL IN COURT.

/
! Police Court but 10 could not have been
F, recognized by that description yesterday.
The audience was TOO large 20 Doe seat
ed and behaved Ike "a lot OF children On
! d picnic.
| The big White Chamber was as dis0r-
, DERBY yesterday morning as a Southside
| Republican convention. and the confusion
during the session OF the court riyaned
the national House Of Delegates.
A TANGL1.
The pen was chock-a-block with disso-
| Lutte and garruous characters. and the
audience partook OF The general demon
alzation.
The docket was a tanglo of disorders.
disturbances. charges. and cross charges.
and the Great Dispenser had trouble in
getting started on The days work.
lie went at Sc Ike the Thos. Cunning
ham bucldng an fee gorge in Dutch Gap.
| lie ran along the edges of the pack
and rammed IL here and there looking
| FOR am opening, and made little or no inn
! preston except 30 get rid OF a few Wit
nesses that noated back into the pack
! IN other moro important cases.
After wasting more or less steam. and
| geCing the crew little tired and dis
| heartened he found a soft place. and
| backing back 20 a smart ways TO get
| good Roadway, be rushed In with every
| pound Of steam on, and soon had great
! chunks Of disturbances and disorders
! floating down the current
A few discharges OF law dynamite. and
! the stream OF Justice was flowing as
. grandly and as smoothly as the Father
! OF Waters.
! The Great Dispenser hammered with
! his eavel until it was frazzlcd AZ the
| end like "a tent stob and got so hot over
| the business that the ice pitcher. only
two feet away broke out I'm great
sweat
a BIG HAUL
! Police En- citizens clothes were out late
| at night and corailei "a large number o
! common offenders. who always ctapor1te !
| when q blue uniform is in square of
! their habitat
Monie Harris, Alice Baker Annie VII
! son. Ada BraXton. Rcbecea Harris. SUE !
! san Lee. Leslie Coles. Mary Lee. 90 ais, !
| were infesting the public streets at hours |
| when honest peopl care in bed. and they |
| answered the charge OF being common /
| street walkers.
They an told uniform tale OF hav- |
/ INK % sick friend for whom they We're |
about To- fetch q doctor. The testimony
was Ike to convey the impression that |
70 great epidemic had broken ont i'm the /
neighborhood of the scale house.
They al returned 20 the pen with zines 1
Of $3.50 each against them. and held % cone
vcrsati0ual continuous until "the wagon
n.y.
'",''u '"' ,' answer I'D 'eIi.iN 4.''@
'''o '''''Ee' "p against ."."l'
A HIGHER ClW'LE
Ross and Mayo streets also sent % large
delegation to the days convention. Cora
Barbour answered tine charge of throw
ing rocks at the house of Kate Glaze
brook and le-t0OuIng the ncighhorho0d
win l"nsuahe strange ana bizarre.
Zach Side bad Their own witnesses and
the sentiment was US equally divided as
o. senatorial campaign THE testimony
showed chat neither were bIameIe-s and
each paid s. into the c.ty treasury.
Gcorec Vaughan. Robert Gibson and
II. W. 'rensnaw. three whiskey wrecks.
Were '..t-'d WIN n,Ins common NaN-
Ia'''I Fi l''" Cd -"' .' D." Fit VINO"
lne Great Dispenser had been worried up
..'u '. s''''" WAS lopi'N6 OFT '"e sal'-
N '''He' ......,
iie i.t mem Nhoer So" ",ne anu save
''l.ih '.4H "afr on lhr 'n'ln-tth-
itH7'"" raised in ana abused me
ponce ana justice J"nn DO cnpi.r anl
very warm profanity. Iie was hauled
"i. aih gwen ltriNf months I'D J.li I'f
.7'h- pioI'He ana indecent LANGUAGE BOO
.i' oogi room When JAS, hetri from
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'"' ''"7 '"l o"'o,"s WIS "N W. ","5
WAS present lh lhe haoilmehis OF MS
country nus raven PACK halr htaliy
"'u"" around nus Weli--h'Ved crown. HlS
shlh the coior OF musNlnelon OF an
ulue vintage. was wen washed ana ne
was nuuhg me nest 1907 foremost he
also haa 'o.h' lyman Ior n witness.
H", 0"H pay ,n' Guy ''''. as vl sP1aN-
.nL 'n' p",,-' 'I.,L.l7n a'" '.S's ou'
talked the two 'hin1men. sam alleged
lHai I'VE Chnanen were In'liir-alns
'"l"itl EIii ana ne TOOK HeI away from
the celesiiais.
re salo ne was on ms way NOME d.
midnight he'r1 the sirIs cries ana went
TO her assistance
Just think OF 10, said sam. 'hFe
1hlnalnens ahin one Niger.
His eloquence was irresistabIe ana
sam walked forth proudly a free man,
Earring the granolithic win his tread.
TO THE GRAND JURY.
Brook Smith. colored youth In the
employ Of 4. y. Scott. VINO Keeps store i
at the corner Of Iwentyhfth and Broad | !
streets. took the store key from Mr.
SCOTS residence. entered the store and | G.
took five dollars from the cash drawer Q
He confessed the theft and was sent TO !