The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-28

threw ii into the patrol wagon. The
driver waippeG up his horses and the
wagon started OF with 7.oQt people fai'-
n.ng after ii and ciamoring for the creiiia-
tion of the body OF the Desperate Inc
wagon. however, was tieeter than tlis
moo. and It made its way m safety 10
police headquarters. TherA an immense
crowd had gathered, and great difficulty
was experienced in taking the corpse rom
the wagon into the morSue-
When charles body was stripped 1t was
found to have been literally lacerated from
head 70 foot by the bullets OF the Enon-
Annie Cant a negro woman. who was al
legged TO have known Charles Intimately
and after regarding the body carefully, de-
ciared that it was not that of Charles, put
OF his ha1f-brother. sly Jackson
Later in. the evening Joseph Stassi. re-
spoas bic italian arrived ri the prison and
seeing the body, said positively that II
was that Of ths murderer of Day and
Lamb
Coroner Richards said that upon exanli-
nation of the clothing Of the deceased, ne
had found a slip OF paper bearing the name
of Robert &. Charles. who also went uEaer
the name of Sly Jackson,
OTHER NEGROES KILLED
Shortly after the body OF Charles had
been taken from the scene. a report spread
that there were still some negroes III the
building The square was again quickly
surrounded by picked men, and unGer
suara of men with WincheSters. q squat
made its way into the building. IN 4 room
wlich the fire had not yet reached. three
negroes were found in female attire. IheF
were hustled ou- and Immediately sent %
prison in 4 patrol wagon
Subseuuently q fourth negro. a rnufstte.
was discovered in the building He made
a desperate resistance against being ar
rested. and while in the hands Of the pohce
was Killed by a shot fired from pistol N
no hands of one Of the dis0rderly mon
that had congregated In the VICINITY. -.
Just about the time that ChafisS "oIS
reached the rorgue the body OF an hl-
known negro. who had been Shot and
stabbed to death on Gailattr s'feeL, W.
carried in This darky was passing 'i't a
The French market, wheu he was see" 'S
q crowd of whites. The latter were n
terseIy excited by the news OF the S.auSti-
ter Of Portous and others up-toMn. "a,u
they Immediately n1obbsd nm.
known negro .an for his life and the angry
rnob tan- at bfs heels the crowd !ncfeas-
ing in numbers every minute. me nesio
finally succeeded in entering house on
GaI1atfn street He ran upstairs anu
jumped from tho gallery to the ground BE
fore he could arise the mob shot ana
stabbed him 10 death.
The tragic scenes WHICH "Stt
here to-day make it almost certain tnat
both the 5C0 special officers and the 1,0Vo
militia will be kept in service at least IN
I'll Monday.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
Late this evening the Mayor issued q
proclamation forbidding all assemblages OF
people on the streets; directing the police
to keep the peace at all hazards; to dis
perse all &sScu blases in the streets ana
to arrest persons who disturb the peace by
ineendiary language or by their actions
ana ordering all bar-ro0ms closed imme-
dfately and the arrest of all barkeepers
who refuse to obey the order.
Late thjs evening fairy Maybery. called
at Central Police Headquarters and identl-
fled two men under arrest. George Flana-
gan and Miley, as members OF the mob
who murdered Anna Maybery, his mother
while she was asleep in her home on Rous-
seau Street this morning.
The mob broke into the house and firing
recklessly around the room, wounded ti'e