The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-22
JUSTICE JOHN
IS INyINCIBLE.
.Disposes Of the DAYS Docket. il Fine
Style.
dREGoN HILL #. TERRoRs AGAIN.
y Life Preserver for a Man With the
snakcs-A Tramp Ahead OF the
Regular Florida Travel-Com-
mission of Lunacy.
OREGON HILL TERR0RS AGAIN

Justice John has very little bearing on
his peace or mind these days, and his con-
science is so clear that you can see
through it like five-cent handkerchief 81
He has the city well in hand, has de-
creased crime to the minimum, is paying
large revenues to the city and knows that
it's worth any counciln1an,s reputa ton
to vote against him for the. job.
The success of the baseball season IS
the only question that worries his mind,
and hes waiting the logic of events along
that line with complacent tton.
The Great Dispenser was in the plnh
of condition yesterday and not afraid
s Of anything human or political. he was
fit for any task IMPOSED upon him, ana
cleared up the shor. docket as easily as {
steam dredge could move a peck Oh
dirt 81
The mantle of health that, spread upon
his ample cheek WED with the PMS
: tint Of chrysanthemum5 in his button.
hole, and he was the noblest Roman OIL
them all.
a FOUL MOUTH.
The cases were disposed Of in the fol-
lowing order:
Win fsulSOIUSI1EEs=1
and abusing Paul Scott. The horrlileo
expression on SCOTS face as.I he con
veyed to the Great Dispenser the awful
language employed by the foul-mouthed
Matilda, was pretty to see.
In response to a question from the
Great Dispenser, Matilda declared:
amt ben here sence you had me pe1o,
a piece CT information that made the
Great dispensers thinker whirl arounu
| -, or .ny1v-Y1 e..
but his & mind was diverted from Inc
question by the testimony Of Mr.. 4. II.
Figs. that Matilda cursed him, too.
Shew fined $3.50 and in default went
to jail. ,o,,roa
with Sbeing yagrant, though claiming
to be a devotee of industry, but ma WINS
taken lodgings at the lime kim, ne Aau
trodden forbidden paths. Ills estlnate
of his own energy was CONSIDERED TO We
|, from d a prejudiced standpoint, and ne
vent to the chain gang for 80 days
SICK INSTEAD OF DRUNK.
William Bondurant. cha rsed with Z oe'
Ing drunk in an area Of the CITY f1allr
. ave creditaa,le evidence that he was
weak from recent, illness and was alio"-
ed to go.
a. rottrell, charged with being
drunk on the street, had the jissers IN
| *front Of the bar, but declared mat II
did not come from drink, but only nat
nral nervousness, but while he talked the
tremors multiplied until, with bath hands
| gripping the railing, he was going us
fast az a u1ilk-shake machine at So
da fountain. George Barganin, the
Good Samaritan 1of the Ponce Cour. :,
hurried out with ten cents to get him
| life 5presorver, while the man OF nerves
was returned to the pen, where ne mao
more room to shake.
He was given ten days in jail to conf
rose his nerves.
A SEQUEL.
gilmore Starke and Dan Butler, 'front.'
rank members of the Oregon-Hlil .Ier77
rors came up on the charge OF assuming
and abusing Lloyd Naldrop. lhls was
Chapter OF the case where = oht1 SHY AZ
j tiers and Henry Chittum We're nned slo
i each the day before IS -
Dan was IN luck this time and escaped
scot-free. but Gilmore knew how he could
exec c-tc-rate, and came swatn = poke t1l
All AZ long green He was tned $40 and
4 costs. but IS was RENTED, as mad peen
4 don4 5f1, the case Of the others less sre1ul-
4 cent with the notes Of the Bank OF Iron
i Gate.
/ and so did Dan ~. 4.
Charles T. Lambert. charged with It a Sbe,
4 ing drunk on the street, PAID Sl: !u' anu .
I 7didn' t kick. ~
ADVANCE TRAVEL 4 q E =
IS Cooper, 4 young tramp with Win
/ crutch and a. crooked deg, i oe
from Orlando Fla, on his wa W
/ port N ews,where he irned 70 nay ;. g
3 a$was some weeks ahead Of the
,aa,i. 8 .E,nr;i1a travel but the GreatsDis.
al ~, his wayswit tn speed