The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-24
But Many Of. the Cases Were Dis
missed.
JUSTICE JOHN WOMAN's FRIEND.
he knows VIVA, TO DO ~ it'll Men, But
When Women Fall out He Only
Thinks -1ry,n. TO Get Away
Wit, 500 Pounds OF Iron.

Fig White Chamber has been deiiSilEluiiy
htsan for several days past and except
Aha1 comparisons are odious even IN the
cleaning OF public places, attention might
snproperly le called TO II outside the
ePolIcc Court.
The crowd notice it, and comment on
ut. and seem to appreciate the neatness
4hat prevails.
y The audience yesterday was well above
,nhe average and though some times .iit-.
Tile slow TO respond, showed their in
Melligenne by mastering the intricacles
OF the Great Law Giver's most compii-
&aaed Jokes.
IRP-HAAiAER BLOWS.
The Great Dispenser was playfullF
musterc yesterday morning and the little
Taps that he dealt -he terrified Offenders be-
taore him were like the blows OF q. anooeEh
"Trip a,nmer, which .welfs a foot of iron
,pr touches without breaking the crssial
saof your watch ut the will OF the 2nan tat
fthe lever.
/ The docket was like menu at fash-
,aonab,c seaside resort. fun of fancy names,
hui when sifted down contains only an
Aeyery day ration.
CD After scullinE the dismissed cases there
insas no more sensation than u common
Warrant trying IN the country.
81 He HAD FRIENDS.
Antonio Moscfitti ana Gcorgianna MS
s.,ife were charged with abusing ana as
Maulting Mrs. Madeline Fassi.
1 Moschitti is a well-knoNn iieu.o -
kJefferson Ward, and thenss.: us "orus d. ~
ty little. broken She speaks the language o..
l. he trthe He can polish the apple uhtli
81 shines like u bill;ard-ball and then stac .f,
eshen in colors, with 4 chechei-poatul
h.frect that is pretty to see.
lone might have thought from lhe pom
y ical null that came along with Moschl..i
klat he was hard 10 move, but not So. aiie
hsreat Dispenser admitted that ioi'ss
f,vas nm angel I'D to the point CT inns row.
!and thus STAYED OIL a PoAlticai oott -
tsioo In front Of The bench.
\ Mrs. Madeline Fassi is the woman WIZ
-creatsd considerable sympathy soilie
t,nonths ago. because having co1ne ne s.l,-
ain,.itl, her husband and son from New aolh
t.sne was left alone and without supp 49, :,
Inv reason Of the two men nasiis ~
Eeent to the pcnitentaary from ene. otttee0
Estates Court for counterie1llns.
MRS. F.AssI'S sro1;Y-
/ She told her story through an M
,,nretcr. ana claimed that after LIVING Win u,
~ ,1,srhit.i,s for three months she lett.
In, ,:ccount of their not furnishing lei s'.
t57cent food, and that they owed her W.
F,nont1s wages, IinuLntlliG 10 Slo
t.he left. that when she Welt no iMcsc,.i.-
iti's store and asked for the al,olleS w. 49,.
tNoschetti beat her with an umo.eiih ~, 49,
tdhe shoulders and arms, ana 1hat ~ -.
k.hat4i md another Italian man Iou6nis
sssshoved her across 'he GU = -
z EtIeet. ~ .fr.;r cor.
tros,eratrd the woman's story, and a heaSy'
s,,nf doomed up In the mind OF Sergeant Sergeant
Thomas.
THREW UP THE SPONGE
81 Rut Mr.. Harwood, manager Of the At
ilantic and Pacific Tea COMPANY VIZ
saw the fuss from his store door on An :.
= ,s:,,nnosite side of the street, declared II
Il = ha :, woma,,'s; row and that the efforts
of the two men were oarecteu to"aA 20
Separating the women. -
- ,ha Great Dispenser threw up the
/ Fponge, and Nh HARDWOOD lost Sergeant
rThon,as' vote when he runs 1of Masoi.
The Great Dispenser declared that no
.anan should lay the weight oil MS manu-
upon any woman in Iichmond, except IN
love and kindness; but, saoo Ut VIZ" ,is.i
women fall out''-and there was a deep
..a,,se. every one was silent, but intentiy
aisteninE-you could hear the Great DIS
< ,,e.nser', massive brain tick like a Water
bury watch, but no one will ever Know tt'e
burden of his thoughts lie kept them
deep down In his manly, chivalrous near :.
He finally drew o. deep sigh; everybody
held fltsfr DrcaiIi as nc Sloh ~
5f..rbc case is dismissed and the great
machine OF the Police Court again started
into life like a vessel which slowly
crosses a sunken reef and is given steam
as soon as deep water is reached ana
the danger is passed.
DISMISSED CASES.
There were other dismissed cases.
Jim Booker was charged With having
rome to sleep on bench In Capitol
Square. 1t was proven that the Senator
from Ballallack was speaking in fun
hearing of the bench on reform bill. and
,Ji1., was discharged at cnce.
Sam BcayIey was charged with being
drunk on the street. He proved that he
had taken only thirteen drinks and was
n victim TO the unlucky number he
had been good a long time previous and
was dismissed.
Aaron Kinney was charged with fight
snr on the street. lie was justified under
tho Great Dispensers law OF proper re-
sentiment, and left as proud as one OF the
9Old Timers white hacllle game cocks.
TlIEY WE'RE CROOKS.
William Mccarthy and A. J. Delacy,
Two weIl-known crooks. who have been
I'm custody for some days as suspicious
characters, were given one hour to leave
she city.
William Brown Ccolored) was arrested
ewhile Juggling bag filled with 800 pounds
of scrap Iron along Cary street lie
Clal:ned to be carrying it to a junk shop
Nor another fellow and was sent to Jail
for 60 days scr being TOO accommodate
ing.
Thomas Lord tcolored) was caught by
an officer, engaged i'll rock-battle
tn the street and claimed that he only
shrew a small rock at a fence.
He was fined S. the biggest part for
Tying.
Bob Johnson tcolored) was fined two
collars and q half for being drunk and
creating disturbance on the street and
In exactly six seconds after, the Great
1 Dispenser was discussing politics in the
boudoir IN clarion voice that rang
Through The vaults OF the Big White
Chamber like the shouts OF a small boy
through tho man-hole OF an iron boiler.
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