Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-13
CASH IN BOYS HEAD.
ALEXANDER r1NeLE DANGEROUS
Lr INJURED nr a NEGRO.
CHURCH BAZAAR ENJOYABLE.
Git, to Appropriate eIorc Money for
Additional Policemen in Mnnchc--
tcr-Mr.. walter owen and James
Harding Robbed.
CHURCH BAZAAR ENJOYABLE
CITY to Appropriate More Money for

With large bandages placed over his
,cst eve and about the forehead. Alexan-
der Tng!e. Is years old. Is suffering from
81 ugly wound inflicted by negro who
hurled a large rocl. at him last night
The youth was playing with a lot OF
hrgs in the neignborhood of his fathers
store. 1870 Hull street, when he noticed
Inward Morris, negro. who seemed dis
cruntIed over something that the boys
had said or done. Without warning. the
negro threw the rock IN the crowd and
struck Alexander Jingle. Another youth
vas hit. but not seriously hurt
among The boys III the crowd were Mere
dit owen, Russell Causle:,. Sinlnie
sharp William Burruss. James Sims.
John Pearson, Arthur Pearson, Linwood
Jones Horace Jones. Wilton Lambert
Eichara Pearson. and others
Or. z. 7 Rucl1er was sent for and
treated the boy. The injured youth will
roc lose the sight of his eye, although
he will not be able to use il for several
days. IS the wound is inflaned. and this
makes it necessary to keep the eyeliti
closed
Morris will appear before Mayor Maui
Zee this morning. when all the boys who
were playing with Tinsle will be present
TO testify. Norris is the son of Bud
Norris, who is employed by Mr.. D.. l..
Toney
gingle is the son OF MI J. w. TinsIe.
Huli-street merchant.
ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.
The Garden Of Singing Flowers was
presented at the Presbyterian church
bazaar last night ard was highly enjoyed
~ everyone present. Those who took part
in the delightful affair were Misses Coley-
lowell Matte Ellington. Lois Bass, F!os-
sle Mood, Mozelle Gregory, Messrs. Ro-
bert Tophan, w. Nunnally and Phillips.
The ladies in charge of the booths also
sid much towards entertaining those
present and making the evening enjoy
able They sold q lot of icc-cram. oys
1ers and refreshments.
A treat is in store for those who attend
She bazaar tonight A large number of
musicians from Richmond and Manchester
xiii carry out q musical programme that
promises to be most enjoyable.
The LiI!putian wedding will be pro-
5uced at the bazaar tomorrow night.
MORE POLICE CERTAIN.
Il is practically certain that the police
force of Manchester will be increased and
that a larger appropriation will be made
FOR that department in next years bud
Fet.
Nearly every member of the City AS
senbly. Board OF Aldermen. Board OF Po-
lice Commissioners. and prominent citi-
gems of Manchester favor the proposed
increase Of men in the police department.
Captain Lipsconh. the Chief of Police:
Policemen A. S Wright. r. P. Smith. and
R c. Jones have TO guard the entire
city. During the last week or two the
department. has been badly crippled. Mr..
Smith having been burned in trying to
save the life OF little Margaret Chapman,
daughter of Mrs. Charles Chapman. for
meriy Miss Lovely Kelley. who lived in
Richmond many years. Policeman Jones
has been III, and was unable to be out
Eor several days Both Mr.. Smith and
Mr. Jones are Tow on duty again