The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-18
PET DOG OF HE
NEIGH | B
But itis AlIegedto Have Attacked a
Small Boy.
JACOB PRlc ANOTHER VICTIM.
1amcs Ryan Declared lie Was Too
Drunk TO Know anything
About Resisting tho
ON Ger.
JACOB PHI ANOTHER VICTIM.

ESQUIRE Lon,lie listened patiently to the
gale OF MI fuckers dog yesterday morn
4ng. and after Mr.. Tucker and Mrs.
Vaughan had expressed their views on
the SUBJECT Squire Lonnie gave them
until this morning to conclude.
MI Il. r Tucker has a DOG that, he
says, IS the pet of the ne.ghborhood.
1he Children for blocks around come to
pray With that dog, avowed Mr.. Tucker
ahey ride on his back, pul, his tail. play
tag with him. and he enters into the sp:r-
u OF the thing and enjoys il IN true dog
Eash!on
lie wouldn't bite anybody for anything,
In real earnest. and If he did bite Mrs
Yapghan's boy. he did 1t only in fun,
and the bite didn't amount to much.
Mr:. Vaughan said there were no hard
Feelings on her par. IL reference to the
bite. but she really did believe that as The
Dug bit her boy, the dog should be killed
The dog had bone. il seems. and Mrs
kaughans little boy, who was mind;ng
the baby, went up close 10 the dog and
the baby tried to get the bone. The dog
objected "a losing his bone, and, Il is al
legged, goit the boy.
No witnesses were present in court but
the case went over one day, SO that Wit
hesses might be present
WHOSE DOG BIT HIM.
Jacob Price an old darkey, declared
That a dog belonging to Mrs. NJ. Rose,
bit him in the leg. To prove his asser-
fion Jacob showed the place to Sergeant
Thomas. the court physician.
But Mr.. Rose protested that it was not
his mothers dog. for that dog was locked
tip in the stable at the time of the biting,
and. as Jacob could not describe the dog,
The case was dismissed.
James Ryan. a young white man. who
has been deludins the public into the
belief that he was deaf and dumb, and
who had preyed upon sympathy for some
time, was fined $50 and given six months
IN Jail OH $500 security for icing drunk
and disorderiy and resisting the officers
in the discharge Of their duties in arrest
ing him.
Ryan had secured quite neat sum
Thursday on the prstense that he was deaf
and dumb and then he lost his head and
got drunk; and WHEN he got drunk he
became disorderly. and annoyed a num-
Der of people in the Commercial Cafe.
He was arrested by Sergeant Talley and
Officer Wyatt, and after some trouble he
was landed in the Second Police Station
where II was necessary to call the ambu
lance.
DR.. Gtlls responded and tied up the
bruised head of the man. after more
trouble and a scuffle. In which Sergeant
Brooks badly kicked
MIND WAS "A BLANK.
This morning Ryan said the whole
thing was to him. He didn't remem-
Der what happened, and professed great
sorrow that it did happen. He has been
TO Jail before. having cut neSTos nose
of some time ago. 1t Will be some time
before he gets out again.
Alice Archer and Eddie Archer, her hus-
band (colored) swore that each had threat
e,led 20 shoot and cut the other. but Squire
Lonnie thought the best way out of it
would be- to place Eddie under bonds Of
kl00 for thirty days. which he did
Rosa Minor (coored) was brought up
From Jail to swear that Eddie Hicks hit
her. Eddie was fined s1l.a0, which he
could not give.
William Donnan (coloredl was dismissed
pf the charges made by Lavenia Fowler,
that he threatened to beat her, because
William had more witnesses
Willie Harris (coloredf. charged with
stealing two satchels and lot of clothing
from the Chesapeake and Ohio depot, on
Eighth Street. had his case continued one
day for witnesses. sas
A number of small boys were charged
with throwing rocks at the corner of
Third and Marshall streets. and another
crowd for the same thing at Twenty-ninth
and Broad streets. The boys We're warn
ed and allowed to go.