The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
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IlsIlCE JOHN !. Nd /
BOY PR R
A Question Winch Gives the GTea
Dispenser Lots Of trouble,
CASES OF GREAT INTEREST
PAIL Jones Exoncra,cd from the FcIo-
nious Charge Of Shooting James
Tyler With Intent to Kili-Wil-
lie INIoss Is I;eieasc;l.
CASES OF GREAT INTEREST

A well mixed but Representative Au-
d;emce greeted hschmoI1o.s Great Law
Giyer yesterday. and hearkened closely 70
ali that icil from his lips.
The Big White Chamber was comfort
abe asylum a1lsg the frosty ar
outside Justice John was as risky as q
rabbit on a frosty morning. He blew
his nose like TIE case notes OF steam.
piano. and his voice heraidea his coiniiis
IKE the whistle OF a locomotive peiois
ii rounds the curve.
i1.AyN GRATED.
The docket was short, but the cases
were OF unusual interest. faui .,oiies'
the you'll, charged with sheotaS LINES
Tyler, a colored boy. on the csiiai ' 80
during the summer, was AGAIN caiieu.
nh. wounded boy was present III court
with an empty sleeve. having iost .'ts ~,
arm in consequence of The sioi- "A nun
her of white boys and several coloieo
bows gave in their testimony. Inc ~
cd YaIcbruan on the railroad, "iiete ,i.e
shooting occurred, was very cieai 40 -
,y.,S15y III was shown that iishS
had been no quarrelinS between Inc ~ ~,
at the time of the shootinG' ana 'iis'. -,
gun went off after the boy loon ~ -.
his shoulder. This ano otiiei -
being conclusive of the accidental ciia.
acYer of the shooting, Paul Jones, pg az
y;ce of Commonwealth ATTORNEY i.iei i,
,rdson was dischaI ged. Mr.. D. eaiio'tN
Pollard represented Paul Jones.
SENTENCE WITHDRAWN
Tho case of Willie Kloss, indicted 'he
day before for the larceny OIL d ~ %
gas fixtures, taken from the N'aean'
fee of J. S. Moore on Broad siee.,
reviewed in connection Will q ,r
charge against Eddie Morris 10 c..
49, It'll, tho Kioss boy was VII
ness. 1-,a.s ,,oy fen
,.a.rs old. was made a tool OF to sell "llat
i,-a ,,een stolen. The sentence 10 t1ie ~
e,,,.,,,osc,-y, was withdrawn and the poE
.,I-uea over to his parents for coii e''ioti
The metal given to the hloss ooy pS ',is
Morris boy was Babbitt metal which its
claimed to have gotten out OF .ue "a
door of Smiths junkshop. The charge Oh
HOUSEKEEPING against MOTIFS zen III o"'' =
and he was discharged.
,rbe real culpriIs in the robbery OIL MI.
aqoore,s Office are still at large
u-ht, Kioss boy testified that boy naihed
Wilson gave him the brass httinss-
parker Seal was charged with being DIS
orderly and throwing rocks at MIS-. a M
Jennings Mr. Seal said MIS- jennings
worried him into throwing at her; ihat
She had tretted him and his family nearly
I y
piained to the agent and he had given her
moving orders. but even 'iae coutoii
make her bulge
$500 CALLED HIM NAMES.
Mrs. Jennings admitted that she called
Mr. Seal p red-headed deyel, but she said
81 was after he threw at her.
Mr.. Seal paid SO and costs.
Joseph Hickman, sixteen years old, was
charged with disturbance and being De-
yond the control of his parents. he was
sent to the Reformatory-
he declared he wouldn't stay there and
vent to the pen with a reckless laugh.
The ordinance against boys jumping on
moving cars again popped up to the wor-
riment Of the Great Dispenser, and he
declared the ordinance was terrible
Mr.. B. Sowell paid $ for his son jump
ing on a train while in motion, and had
ape-half of 1t RENTED as in the cases the
Gay before.
JUMPING ON CARS.
James l. Johnson, whose boys We're re
ported The day before for jumping off and
on electric cars. said he lived in the coun-
~, and his boys came into town to play.
The case was continued one week, 20 give
1im time TO pay the line.
John Smith (colored) was arraigned for
shooting and killing Robert Taylor tcol-
pred)- Mr.. George e. Wise. his counsel,
waved examination. and the case was sent
on TO the grand jury.
Charles McCleman and VIM Diedrich
tcolored, stole several large iron bands
from some tobacco machinery. and were
caught with the iron in hand.
Sixty days each was their portion.
Joe Bedford {coloredl stole a coat from
a fellow-waitsr at the Jefferson. He went
down for thirty days.
]. R Pocklington was charged with OBJ
flaming, under false pretences and by
Misrepresentation. $500 with intent to de-
fraud Peter Hcke fcoloreie.
lie was lectured and made to return the
money to the negro.
The other cases were of the usual char
acter. such as Justice John could dis
pose OF at TIE rate OF one Il minute with
both eyes shut and one hand tied behind
him