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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-09

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wo speaking perfect English said, Would you likes something's drink Certainty" said Tommy Atkins
what have you gd? For answer the Boap produced bteo port and each mka drink Tommy Atkins not
70 pc ouoe IN pdhmeSa asked heB T he would like something to eat md to the Ducbnansd delight nm
dmd hfd thread My podss"o dd the sreken Bor Il have not bd bread fora orneht" And hen
the two rounded msM side by side and nhd mon bread md MORT n Av wave ~aN ~ -A
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-09
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
a MERRY PARTY OF FRIENDS

Departure for the South-Severai
Clubs Held Their Regular Meet
ings Yesterday AfternOOn-SOcial
Events i'm the Prospective.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-09

The two large tanks for storing the
by-products from the Riverside coke
plant, are about completed, and an
overhead arrangement to support the
connecting pipes between the plant
and the tanks is 10Y being rapidly
put up. Some time ago it was the in
tention of the Cemet-Solvay Company,
which controls the plant, to put up a
distillery for the by-products at a point
on Bogg's Run, and run connecting
pipes through the hill east of the
works. However, the company has
abandoned the idea for the reason that
it has found a market for the supply
for the present year. AS is known, the
by-products are derived in a raw state
from the process of manufacturing the
coke, and must be refined before they
can be used. Work on the new coke
plant in two sections at the Riverside
is progressing with all possible speed,
and will be a great improvement. When
it is completed the company will be
able to turn out coke on a much great
er scale than at pres4egnHt1 be,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-09
RENT

Store rooms on Main and Tenth streets.
New residence, 8 rooms. on Chapllne
street, north OF Eleventh street-$350 per
year.
4 rooms, third noor, 1905 Main street.
4 rooms IS Fifteenth st%reet-$i5 per
month.
JAMES l.. HAWLEY,
Real Estate and Loans, 1865 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-09

FOR RENT-Store room, ll4s Main street.
now occupied by J.. Front. Possession
April LIST, 1900. Apply to VIM. SCHWERT-
FEGER, 1146 Main street. ja2eh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-02-09
FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Two new brick houses on
Chapline street. near Eleventh street; 10
rooms and hall each, $4,000 per year.
WELTY. feSe&dh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
Property Transfers.

TIE following property transfers were
recorded yesterday:
R:chnond-Abraham Goldback's trustee
and wife TO NJ. G. Goidback 50 G-12 feet
OIL south side Main Street, between First
and Foushee Streets, $500.
Tarlton B. Luck and wife to Mamie
T. Gravins, feet on norul side Clay
Strest, between Henry and Smith Streets,
$500.
Walter f. and Thomas I. A1ahoney to
w. l.. Carneal. Is feet OH east side Fourth
Street, "A feet north of Jackson Street, SS25.
Henrico-AIagsie and j. w. Anderson to
Geo. E. Anderson, Sr. acres about S
miles west of Richmond, $780,
Pauline Bailey. Sarah Johnson, Laura
Lewis and Cornelius Moore heirs of Henry
Moore, 70 Geo. E. Anderson. ST., 20 feet
on Beverly Street, between Robinson and
Richie Streets, Sl00.
NJ. NJ. Brizzoara's> trustee to Security
Eank of Richmond. Sc feet on Winder
Street at southeast corner Sumter. $1,000.
e. A. Catln, trustee for ]. B. Blair.
trustee & ais, to Security Bank of Rich
mond, IS feet on south side of Winder
Street. 81 fest cast of Sumter Street STA.
NJ. e. Dicsinson's trustee TO Thos E.
Stagg, 4.G5 acres near the eastern limits
OF Richmond on the. road leading from
National Cemetery read to Oakwood Gem
etery, $500
j. NJ. HITS trustee and wife to Security
Bank Of Richmond. 43 feet on west side
Baker Street, IS feet south OF Littlepage
Street. S1.S25.
R. NJ. stennett and wife TO trustees of
Varina School Board acre On the east
side Varina road. about 10 miles from
Richmond. SO.
]. E. Turp:n and wife to w. S. IacLel-
land, so feet on west SIDE LAMB Avenue,
Ito feet south of Battery Street., subject
10 deed of trust for $500 S2,650
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20

James Manning (wnite) and Junius Rob
.inson (colored) were arrested yesterday
bv officer T. J. Mcmahon, OF the Third
District for fighting.
John Bowles, charged with obtaining
pair of shoes under false pretenses, was
arrested by officer W. E. Newman.
In the absence of Detective Tom Wren
on his Through Officer Wiltshire. OF the
second District, is acting in his place at
notice headquarters.
Detective Wren is off on hunting
Fl. ". Moesta's bakery. No. Ill East
Main street, was entered through the
rear window early Saturday morning and
5. in currency. besides a number of stamps,
carried off, This is the third attempt TO
rob this family within short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20


Euchre Club will meet tonight at Mrs.
r. L. Christians residences, on Mon
teiro Avenue. is
Miss Carrie Williams. l+s6s F'ltsdericks-
burg, Va, who was to jitaTe yesterday
morning for her home dSe -ded TO stay
Until Wednesday,. mp 49,.
Mrs. T. tIackev.s of Roanoke, and her
daughter. Miss Gertrude Hackey,z are vis-
ting Mr.. James Bahen, of5Poe Street.
Mrs. D. c. Ward, OF Roland. y. c., is
visiting Mrs. G. II. Ware. Of North Az
-enue.
Miss Ethel Stickley, Of Woodstock. who
has been visiting Mrs. Goodioe. of Vir-
giria Avenue. left Sunday for her home
The Barton Heights Baptist Church
will give reception to their new pastor,
Rev. DIR. T. S. Dunaways4F Friday even
ing at s o'clock. 20 o7c
Miss Sadie Chiies, accompanied by Mrs
Redo of Barton Heights 1eft here on The
midnight train Thursday fer Atlanta, Ca.
TO visit her father, Mr.. .Cs1iles, who lies
very i'll there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
FIRST SIXTEEN YEARS
Determine Structure and Physical
Hcal,I.

II parents could realize what crime
I they commit in PRINTING children TO
have slvy drugs during their early life.
such drugs. for instance, as coffee, which
stunts their growth. prepares them for
dyspepsia and nervous wrecks, they Would
do anything, so 10 any amount or trouble
and care, to change the methods and siv'o
their children the advantages that nature
demands TO produce perfect specimens.
A sixty-yeac-old woman writes: My
over-indulgent papa used to say, at the.
table Why not let the child have what
she likes; it won't hurt h:r any he re-
ferred particularly to my drinking cotlie,
which L was ve1y fond of as a child. He
honestly thought it didn't hurt me, for
with his strong body. apparently without
nerves, he was not consciously afflicted by
coffee. but the effect on ma bundle OF
neryes-was to develop restis,ssness and
stunt my growth.
THE first effect after drinking coffea
was that of delightful exh!larat.on and l
felt courage and strsnsth TO attack Almost
any amount Of active work, out IN a ~"
hours the reaction came. with misery in
my chest, palpitation OF the hart, and
most uroearab,e pains in my stomach
Finally my attention was calIsd TO
Postum Cereal Food Coffee and VIZ Sc.
cured some OF il. 1t was prepared accord
ing TO directions but breakfast hs1nS de-
aayed, the Postum got an extra boiling,
which developed all its virtues, and we all
fS,-l in love with it from the first moment.
The change in our physical health, after
drinking Postum. was something remark
able. We have as delicious coffee as any
CHE could ask, but it is a perfectly healthy
coffee. and tha more we drink OF II, IN
reason. tlTa better We are j am satisned
That the increasing amount o. heart oilh-
Guilty OF late years. among young people.
is directly attributable to the u.s. OF cor
fee, and 1t is a great blessing to have SO
sale and delicious a food cotrae as Pos
tun. Pieasa omit my name from publ
cation. - East sBrookfie,d. Mass
Name given upon application to Postum
Cereal Co, Ltd, Battka Creek, Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
MINOR ACCIDENTS.
Small Injuries That Eef,il People i,
iiycryd:y3Lifc.

iivcryday3Lifc.
Wright White head, p1ses;s-boy at ]. W.
Ferguson & Sons prirte was painfully
injured about 30 oclockxesterday after
noon. An iron SAD, fell or rs foot, badly
MASKING il. and ii was fond necessary 10
c;i2! IL the ambulance serssce
A man named Acres feli out of a cart
on north Seventeenth stsaect about 10
O'Clock Yesterday nlosning-and hurt his
head lie was ,reaIedGby tpr. Fisher.
Tia ambulance was c:.iiryi % the Cedar
Works about ee::15 o clock Yesterday after
room To attend ore OF the, employees, who
aad cut his finger. DIR. Iristasr responded
mashed off. while at wet lSSl;at the Loco
motive Works yesterday 8pl9rliing about.
100 O'clock He was ttrepre~ii by DR.. Gills.
An unknown rarr,tyy,s ',rHif as a brick
through the atmosphere I34iar the First
Police Station Sunday AFTERNOON about
) O'Clock and, D. II. keidper got in the
way. DR.. Oils patch ed UP his nose and
cheek and made him as comfortable as
possible. -: sf!f3GyI
A five-months cd infant, Kiiota Coins
(cclores11. was pushed giflto ,rthe efirst-place
at her home, No So Natfhi FIRST Street,
sunday morning ut $50 o'cl6ck by her
three-yaar-o.d sister. and the left side was.
Horribly bprned. Dr. GEls,seefA the City
Hessitss, attended her. sap pa thinks she
Will recover. e.s3Js n,
The negro who was sysssp pisssl BY a train
several days ago and scalTiddiSto the city
hospital in an unconscioHE condition has
so far recovered as to5sbe able to speak
He saws his name is john Foster and that
no is from Eastern Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20

have to elect when it meets. Lawyers
are divided in their opinion. and 1t may
be referred to the Acknowledgement ior
settlement.
Whenever the election shall take place.
il looks like Judge Dew Will be an easy
W.nnsr. MI w Mcdonald Lee has declared
that he Will not oppose the Judge, anu
the appointment is everywhere approved
Judge Dew is in receipt of many letters
from members of the present Legislature,
assuring him of their support, and it Is
not thought that he Wiz AVE any oppos-
ition.
The following cases were argued in the
Supreme Court OF appeals OF Virginia
yesterday.
Campbell vs. Eastern Building and Loan
Association. Argued by Chester NJ Ell
l:ott and Judge w. Gordon Robertson Tor
appellee; and r. T. Barton for appellant
and submitted.
Tidball VS.. Shenandoah National Bank
of Winchester. Argued by Holmes Con-
rad for appellant, and continued until
to-day.
The next case to be called is Van Land
,:ngham VS. Bunna Vista Improvement
Company
The Board of Directors of the Virginia
Penitentiary will hold a meeting to-day.
The session will be devoted almost
exclusively to passing upon applications
for pardons, the third Tuesday in each
month being regular pardon day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
IN THE COUNTY.
News from the Courthouse and from
Barton Heights

Douglas Gullinsworth was arrested yes
aerdayS morning by Constable Mser Angle.
s>f Aenrico. and is lodged in the county
jail He is charged with trespassing on
the property of Mrs. L. Cuilingworth
Charles Minor. charged with stealing
a bag of cabbage from the store Of B.
H. 41ord. was arrested late Saturday
evening by Special Officer c. c. Burley.
dc will be tried this morning before
Squire George w. Thomas.
HezeIiah Allen. charged with stealing
Sc from George Scott. was tried yester-
day before Judge Wichham IN The County
Court.
A deed of bargain and sale was flied
yesterday by j. E. and NJ. b. Turpin.
conveying lot of land ON the west ss.dse
Of Lamb Avenue, between Roberts and
Battery Streets, 10 w. S. MacIeliand.
for $3.50.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
morning TO G. William Weis and Cath
.riae NJ. Frick, both of Ilenrico.
IN the Circuit Court of Henrsco county,
Adaie wilkerson. through her counsel,
William II. Eeveridse. yesterday fled a
bin in chaacerS praying for aiimony and
injunction against her husband, George
L W!lkerson
Judge Wellford awarded an irjnnc-
ton enjeinins and restraining George L.
Nllkerson from in any manner .aterfer-
/ ing With the ilain.in and appointed A.
J. Chewing receiver. to take charge OF
The real estate, and rent out the same.
a.ae Barton Heights football team-the
Little Slusgers-defeated tbs Chestnut Hill
team-the Little Eantayns-Saturaay. by a
score Of is TO ..
The Barton Heights and Chestnut Hin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
we're taken to the residence of Mr.. c. E.
Woodward, whence the funeral took place
at 8 O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
MILITARY NOTE::;.
Company It to Meet Te-Ni3''-Promo-
tinuS OF How tn z

Company L will hold a meeting tonight
Captain 4. S. Lanier,, who was elected
commandment at the last meeting, will be
on hand and formally accept the captaln-
cy Every member is .expecteu to be pres
ent.
The Howitzers will be drilled tonight.
and afterwards q court-martial will be
held to try the eases of those who nave
been absent. without excuse, from the
drills and parades.
Private w l.. Tisiale, Of the Howitzers.
has been promoted TO corporal ana as
signed the fourth section, Private NJ.
G. Terrell has been promoted to corporal
and assigned 10 the third section
Company c, of the Seventeen Regiment,
was drilled at the Blues Arnory last
night There was :, large attendance OF
the soldiers
The question as to whether or not the
Seventeen Regiment will go TO Washing
ton is still unsettled. II all depends upon
the railroad companies, which nave not
up to this time given satisfactory rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
TO Mr.. =REDDY'S MEMORY.
Monument Over His Crave Was Tn.
veilcd Yesterday.

A great crowd of-peopie gathered in
Nj. Calvary Cemetery yesterday after
noon to witness .,l1e nnveiling Of the
monument TO the late VIM F. Eeddy. The
two d VISIONS or. The. Ancient Order OF
Hibe!nis,ns and iha knights of Colum-
bus paraded, there being about thrse hun
dred men in line.
The programme as arranged was car
RED out. with the exception that Rev.
Father Bowler, the Nicar-General of the
Diocese, pronounced the benediction. Bish-
op Van de Nyver beins unavoidably ab-
sent
Rock of Ages and Nearer My God
TO Thee" Two of M. Reddy's favorite
hymns, We're sung, ana Rev. Father j. B.
O,Reilly delivered beautiful eulogy. He
spoke about fifteen minutes on the life ana
character of Mr.. aReduy.
Master Daniel Johnston Coleman, SON OF
DR.. D. j. Coleman, pulled the cord that
removed the veil from the monument
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
,ir, iini.ht's Statement.

1t is stated By Postmaster Knight
that he has no idea of making any
changes IN the postofiice unless reasons
for such action. which dc not now exist,
should develop. He said yesterdays:
"A newspaper man came TO me Satur-
day to complain that letter addressed
IN him was not promptly delivered. Dur
ing the conversation ha wanted TO know
what would do WITH those who made
mistakes / told him il complains should
justify it wo,zd turn The men out OF
office There are comparatively few mis-
takes made in the office. considering the
vast amount of matter handed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
A SHATTERED BRICK.

Samuel Davis, OF anredeiuvlan age and
hot tempered Characteristics. went potter
ing around the kitchen where he had no
business. and made an attack on the VOL
t;nteer cook.
The old man declared that '.ef de brick
hadn't er shattered when it struck my
flead, nit might 'er Killed me-
The philanthropc cook was put Under
security for thirty days, and as there is
no appropriation for a cook and they
couldn't do without eating. even at the
coiorea alnlshouse,. Superintendent Davis
went his bond.
Esh.as Johnson tcolcleia drove buggy
o. er a boy, for which ne was heartily
s-hastised by. citizen. and came before the
court charged with fast and reckless drir-
ing. and was fined Ss.eo.
There We're many other small cases.
characteristic of a Monday docket, which
wena disposed of in the usual way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
Ba..krupts Discharged

The following persons We're discharged
as bankrupts in the United states Us
trict Court s7>stsrday:
Charles w. Campbell. Rooert S. Bach. Jr.
and Hvman Asher, all of Richmond. and
Marshall Willis. of Orange county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
Danes Ct,loII::ziiIl D. = 6.

Mr.. A Aschlund, o., Narlars.I Denmark
was here yesterday, on h5szWay TO Bii,-
1n!ngham. Ala, wherc ne goes 10 look in
10 the purchase made of q number OF
Danes, who propose to locate al that place.
Mr. Aschlund is a pharmacist in his own
land and a Mason, and Smee alifing his
stay here q number of MasonS- 15is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
POLICE MATTERS.
Facts from Headquarters and tho
Police Stations

Within the past six or eight months.
The residence of Mr.. E. NJ. Roscher, No.
sol West Baker Street, has been entered
and robbed three tinlSs. \ thief broke
INTO the house some time Sunday night
and carried off several valuable articles.
Yesterday when Mrs. Roscher Wsnt
to the kitchen to cook breakfast she
found nothing to cook A weeks pro-
visions, which had been stored away,
had disappeared, together with the best
portion of her glass and chinaware. The
unlocked door at the rear entrance told
the tale.
Alexander Sheldon, a white man. was
arrested on a warrant charging him with
being disorderiy on car No. 174 of the
Richmond Passenger and Power Company.
He was bailed. for his appearance In the
st'oltce Court to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
GRANGER Gets Ten Years.

Sidney Granger. a nsgro, supposed 70
have been responsible for many OIL inc
roberts committed here during tne ia:l'
was tried on two charges OF burglary IN
the Hastings Court yesterday He pseiidet,
guilty in both caszs. and was ssnteaees'
to the penitentiary for a period o. 's'i
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
LARGE SUM.
The Grovc-Avenuc Concert was a
Financial Success.

The concert given by Miss Gay Rasland.
assisted NV a NUMBER of other Richmond
musicians, at the Academy OF Music last
week. resulted in placing to the credit OF
the Building Committee of GroEe-Avenue
church the handsome sum OF about 500
The members of the church are most
grateful 70 Miss Ragland for h5- shorts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
Funeral Services.

The funernl Of Mr.. Daniel Buchanan.
who died last Friday, took Place at 8
o'clock Sunday afternoon from - t1e
Church OF the Covenant 20 4
The remains OF Miss Alice LIZ fiemcnt
reached the city Sunday mori ikse Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
All fIloncncnt.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
WELDON, n. c.. Nov. 19.-Mr. F. NJ.
aKirkIand. of petersburg, and Miss L. G..
of Brunswick county, Va. We're
srmarried at Halifax to-day. They returned
nome on the afternoon train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
TO the train crew,
was given thirty days.

Samuel Freeman tcolored) struck an old
man named Samuel Davis on the head with
a brick, Samuel Freeman is an inmate of
the colored aimsheuse. and does the cook.
ing for the several score of inmates of
t':at Institution, just for the fun Of doing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
lixnrce Suits Brought.

Two Divorce Suits Brnught.
Divorce proceedings wsra brousht ~
the Law and Equity Court ysstesuas Wy ~
Dora m, Alien against William Allen, and by,
Mary n. Goode AGAINST John Gooda-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20

TO THE GRAND JURY.
Willie Going ss1d Walter jenkins Col
orcd) were arrested with three bags Of
cats. Stolen from Mr.. II. N Rountree's
stable. The lock was broken with a cot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
WEDDING OUT
TIE WARRANTS
Two Van Loads From the First.
Station.
BuBREli GREEN'S STONE FENCE.
4 Chicken Hol,crcd at2 A. NJ, and
John spencer Was Arrestca-A
Fight Which Squire Graves De-
clarcd a Much Mixed One.

IT took two trips of the prisoners. van
In brIns. the crop Of tramps and Migrants
accumulated at the First Station since
Saturday night, and when ,weeded out at
the bar there was still good harvest in
the pen.
ti,,, rac;ers occupied the attention of
.Sou.re I,onr,:e Graves in the Police Court
Yesterday and careful considerations
and justice, coupled with mercy, ci1arac-
terlzed his work Tor the day.
a GREEN NEGRO.
Burrell Green tco!ored) was charged
with being drunk and disorderIy and
breaking a glass in the bar-room of Z.
Bonini.
Burreil WIS verdant 10 wearing green
colored coat and TO swallowing a stone
fence and thinking ne was absorbing
soft drink.
Boss, sasa the sree,n7coiored Burrell
10 the Sphinx on the bench, i was JUS
as sober as you is sab until soinEoooy
treated me to q drink dey snid was
stone fence and den after drink q II.
might Ses as well been stone oeu ~.
al j knows and whether dey IS lem.
the truth or 9. lie on me, sis, ! aoh .
know. Gaze don't recoimcinbtr nutlii
about it, sab, and that's de Gods truf,
grows solid to this floor in front of your
honor Burrell Green paid Sz.9o ana
costs.
MUCH MINED CASE
Frank W:icorn and Dan. Temple were
charged with beating and assadiunS James
Wiltshire and Frank Wiltshire, and there
were croSs-warrants against the wit
shires-father and son
The men al work In the same machine
shops and had been in the habit of horse
play with one another
Temple srasped the oder Wiltshire sun
day morning in pay and the warrants
were The final result.
The older Wiltshire swore Temple
knocked him down three times. while
Temple swore he only lad him down TO
keep Wiltshire from hurting him
Young Wiltshire Knocked Temple n the
head with a rock. making a cut. which Dr.
ellis, of the Ambulance, testified took two
stitches TO close.
Young Wiltshire said when ne threw the
rock. Temple had his father down, The
Others said the older man had ief- the
scene.
Frank Wilborn was charged with beat
ing thu younger Wiltshire and swore, he
Gid not do 4. The young man. however,
had a badly-bruised and swollen face and
swore Wilbcrn hit him seven times.
Squire Lonnie declared it was a much
mixed case. and everybody who heard the
evidence came to the conclusion that while
there are two sides to every case this
one had as many as Monumental church.
Frank Wiltshire, who thnsw the rock,
was fined $500 for assault. and J. B. Wilt
disturbance.
vryr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20

J
i nice question is ilkely- TO arse IN con-
I.cction with The term OF office of Judge
John g. Dew, appointed by Governor Ty-
Ter to succeed the late Josiah Ryland,
il, as Second, Auditor OF the State.
Tire statue does not make plain the
question as to whether the appointment
is for the entire uneNpired term, or
whether, like Judges, the Legislature will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20

They We're sent on TO the grand jury.
John Spencer tcolored) was arrested on
Fourteenth Street al a NJ. A policeman
heard u chicken heller" and fourd Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20

have to elect when it meets. LAWYERS
are divided in their opinion. and It may
he referred to the Acknowledgement Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20

under Spencer's coat
Thirty days was his portion.
Albert Deaie lame and yia:nous-look-
ing tramp. while beating his way on a
Chesapeake and Ohio freight train, robbed
the caboose Of several articles belonging
~ 4I,o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20

evidence came to the conclusion that while
there are two sides to every case this
one had as many as Monumental church.
Frank Wiltshire, who threw the rock,
vas fined $500 for assault. and J. B. Wit
shire and Dan Temple two and a half for
disturbance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-20
MICH MIXED CASE.

Frank W:i5orn and Dan Temple were
charged with beating and assanitins James
Wiltshire and Frank Wiltshire, and there
were croSs-warrants against the Wilt