The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-14
'WOMAN'S TAILOR
WAS DISCHARGED
Jacob schirref Denies the Charge Of
Miss Eskins.
FAME OF THE GREAT DISPENSER.
A Pawn Shop Without a License Re
ccives Merciful Treatment ut the
Hands of tho Lava Boy Who
Elected to Go to Reformatory.

The fame of the Great Dispenser is
spreading over the country like stream
of lava from a great volcano and his
reputation reaches forth into the land
like far flung battle line, causing many
+ to come from the uttermost parts or the
earth to occupy reserve seats In front OF
his battery Of wit and wisdom
The audience In the boudoir yesterday
before the band began to play occupied
the close attention Of the Great Law
Giyer I'D to the minute he arose. shook
the creases out of his well-lttinS trous-
ers and slammed down his roller top desk
to take position on the throne or JuStlce-
HEART AFFINITY.
Augustus Stanley came into court paie
withsthe vigil OF the night in hrst-sta-s
tfon cell. his pumpkin-colored complex
ion having whitened with his mental
distress, and standing before the treat
DISPENSER. his slirn-bu1t soul was aWed
with the majesty of the law.
He was charged on warrant with strlK-
ing and assaulting Lizzie Wilson ana
she, too, stood before the bar, ner pro"
black with pain, though not blacker tn ian
the other four feet of her dark anato-ss
NV and she. having slept on the matter.
declared that Augustus struck at ner Ooe
had done her no harm.
Augustus looked down from his tower
ing height and Lizzie looked up nke the
vine that would fain lay Its tendrlls on
the strength Of the sturdy OAK, ana
they smiled smile that could sprlns
only from the consciousness or nearI
affinity, and though years may PASS
that moment will stand out in their nves
against. the horizon of memory like ST
Paurs steeple against sunset SKY.
WHAT YOU GET
Ave. but the next moment was YET
more impressive. The Great Dispenser
didn't do a thing but fine Augustus ss,ao
for disorderly conduct and Lizzie tue
same amount for lying
Iizzie's sister flew around and PAID mex
6ne with her feathers all ruffled like a
broken-up setting hen. and declared
..1a,, what you git for comm here any
how. And Augustus returned. broken.
hearted. to the PEN
Charles Hughes and Henry West. col.
ore,t, came forward under separate
charges Of assauIttng Walter Toier-
The only mementoes OF waiter we" were q.
,,olice,nan ant, "a Well-battered brick.
The case was continued TO gise 1o 'i7
time to recover from the shock
TOO BAD TO LET GO.
81 George Phillips alias Pete, who WAS
charged with doing the croton,1 ~.
dodge and working on the sympa.res
of generous public with very oa BAD
looking hand. was charged WITH Va tsl lau-
ECV.$LIlSS ply
8artrm that the burned hand was from
scrotons oil, but 8Pete's recent anllia tons
were not Of a wholesome characse e ana mo
& he was placed under bond OF $lOO ZOE
sfxmonths, and In default went to 5a1t:
u n 4. Brooks, who was fined the Day
before for being drunk on the street.
was back again for the same onense
aud nut on the cooling board for 10 days
- REMARKABLE WAlEsR r !. . :,
Jacob schtrreff. the ladies', e nor at rs rs
east Grace street who was charged by
Mss annie Eskins with within olding slst-
tors and other reprehensible thinEs. cane y.
up for trial
The charg.swas Z that ON search wars-
rant ne aid sunIawfu1ly have In his pas
session ona LOT OF lsttsrs. tiass propersyssa'f
Annie Esklns. -,
siri and NJ. II I. Saith. Jr:.s ZOE ttF
Schirren.s Mr. smith declared that tia
warrant and procedure swass the most sre-
EmarkaSlsS that had ever come in e court
fshv; hut that they did not tatsnd y
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