The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-13
SENTENCE WITHDRAWN

SENTENCE WITHDRAWN
The sentence TO the Reformatory al
ready pronounced was withdrawn and
Robert was given one more show.
The suilen look on Eopert's face turned
to one of sp-ishtly discrimination and
BIZ erybody else looked glad.
But there IS little time 10 dream over
cti,er peoples troubles in the Police
Court and when Ivm. Smith tcclore7p
was fined 81 and costs for driving across
Mayo's Bridge faster Than the law allows.
his employer looked as worried as #
he had burnt hole in MS Sunday hat
Maggie Gibson, a woman who spends
much of her time IN jail, on account OF
debauch was charged with beating her
husband William Gibson who had only
enough whole skin on his face 10 tell
that he white.
The following dialogue occurred between
little Willie and the Great Dispenser:
Wtat the matter with you2
Been beat up
Wnat WITH
A st.
Who c Z i?
She.
And Maggie vert down for another
sixty days and little Willie out in the
cold, cold world to nurse his wounds
TOOK A RED-HOT STOVE.
G. D. Lewis was charged with cursing,
abusing and striking S. j. Landon.
The latter is an agent for the sale of
furniture on the insialiment plan, ana
Mr.. Lewis and another witness swore that
Landon went TO Lewis room where his
wife was cooking dinner. and carried away
the stove with the fire in it and the
dinner on the stove still cooking
A bench warrant was issued
against Landon for trespass and disorder,
and he was fined $40.
The Great Lawsiver declared that he
had given the installment men a thousand
warnings. that they could not go into peo-
pies houses without permission. and that
This was the second case in his experience
where they had moved forcibly red-hot
stove. Landon took an appeal.
RAYMOND Horsnran, who poses as an Old
Confederate veteran. and was long since
declared fake by the police, was back
pnce n.ore drunk and filthy, and was
sent to Jail for sixty days
a SEVERE BLOW.
John Lee i(colored), about sixteen years
old. threw rocks at Mary Andersons child
md when she interfered struck ter with
rock in the side
Macy declared she had been laid up
from the blow for three weeks.
The Great Dispenser inquired particular
3y as 10 whether Mary belonged 10 any
societies and drew sick benefits, and then
remarked aside, YOU know nigsers are
mighty funny these days about sick bene-
Its
The case was postponed to ascertain
from the womans physician whether she
was sick from the blow or some other
ranse.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Roscher made motion for
BAH for the anarchist Brasci, who was
arrested here on information of Italian
citizens because of threats made to throw
bombs in the funeral parade in memory
of Humbert OF Italy, few days after
the kings death.
II will be remembered that Brasci
savagely attacked Mr.. Jacohni, who was
In the witness chair giving evidence
against him. This brought the trial to
q sudden close. and Brasci was over
powered. placed in the pen and put under
bonds of a thousand dollars to keep the
peace for twelve months. and In default
went TO sail.
Mr. Nj. Jacobini Was in court with his
counsel. Mr.. H NJ. Smith. Jr.. ready to
testify to the fact that threats had been
made against his life by Brasci since
his Incarceration
The matter did not proceed any further,
however. as the Great Dispenser de-
clared that no one could reieace Brasci's
bond but himself, and that he would not
10 SO.