The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-14
HARRY RON
NO. AT COy / 3. I
Fails to Appear and Bond Maybe be
Forfeited.
.NEBLETT is DECLARED INSANE ), 4 lIE
wiII Be Sen: to au Asylum aud Nay Then
De lried-Robo.rs Are at nork Aga.n.
Oln.r l.yms of Interest from
liancnesler.
Viii Be Sen. TO an Asylum aud Nay The
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Tines.

by Mr.. Henry b. Taylor. EIe failed to
appear yesterday and a rule was issued
against Mr.. Taylor TO show cause why
Inc bot.c should not be 10 telted-
PLEADS In SANITY
The trial OF Charles Neb.ett {colored)
for steanng a horse in Chesterfield couny
.,oi.i. wcens ago. WAS see for yeteruay.
Nebiett was adjudged insane by a COM
mission OF ilsnacy. His attack will not
save him from. standing trial for tho
morse stealing, however for when he
comes out of the asylum he will be
turned over to Mr.. Ernest Wells, the
Commonwealth Attorney Of Chesterfield
who VIII. deal ~lth his case. The court
IN session thegteater part of the
day.
E PLACED ON HULL STREET.
Two of the new large cars of the Rich
have been placed on Hull Street to ac-
ccmmodate the crowd Which now ride on
this line. The cars were put on the
Ferry Street lire at first, but the COM
pany finding that the Hull Street branch
was the best paying one, put two Of them
on It. The company is putting forth
strenuous efforts to bring both OF the
lines up to the standard, and judging
from the recent improvements made, both
in cars and the track, 1t is safe to pre-
sumo that with the coming of heavy
travel in the summer the two lines over
here will be able to handle the business
with greater ease than they have ever
done before.
ROBBERS AGAIN
Robbers are making good headWay over
here, thinking possibly that the increase
of the police force, which will be very
soon, will make them move to o<.lar fields.
The home of Mr.. Frank Dickerson, No.
IT'S Buchanan Street, was entered Sun
day night by the rear door, but nothing
was taken. Mr.. Dickerson saw the men
at a desk and went to get a revolver,
when the thieves, hearing him, made
break out of the door. Mr.. DickerSon
gave chase and no doubt would have
LANDED one of them, but slipped and fell.
He fired several times while on the
ground, but none Of the shots took effect.
The matter was reported to the authors
ties
Mr. Frank Francisco, who lives at
Twenty-frst and Everett Streets, saw
two men working away at his window.
and getting his revolver he fired at them,
but in the excitement Of the moment he
forgot to take aim and missed. Both men
describe the parties as being, one short
80 thick while the other IS long and
slim.
The police, under Captain Lipscomb.
are working hard on The case, and every
clue is run down, with a hope Of stopping
the numerous robl5eries which have been.
committed in nearly every part. Of the
city Of late. ya z4sIr 81
WANT RELIEF C0MMTITEE.
The charitable, people of Manchester
are being called upon by many needy
families and responding verys freely
to the calls. In talk with one of the
pastors of the city yesterday he said
that there should be come place desig-.
mated, where the reports could be sent
nd would receive Better attention. Mr.
r C. Broaddus, a merchant on Hull
treet. has had several cases reported to
him. and has sent provisions to them on
his own account Mr.. Broaddus is a
lis own account. Mr.. I3roadduS is a
member Of the City Council and on the
Poor Committee. Mr.. fBroaGGus said he
wanted to see q RELIEF committee Of citi-
zens formed and the suffering of the
people alleviated. The most pitiful case:
has been reported on Perry Street where
the husband and fa.hersis verv i'll. and
the family are in destitute circumstances
The people in the neighborilood have been
very liberal in giving them provisions,
vet committee, composed of charitable
citizens, could do a great deal of good.
md it is hoped that such a move will
soon be started.
" FUNERAL. OF MR.. ToNEY.
All that was mortal CT Mr.. j. w.
Toney vas laid to- rest Sunday
fternoon in Ma,ry Cemetery. The
funeral procession started from the
house and was attendal bv Mis-
tletoe Grove of Druids. Indfanola
f.ibe Of Rcd Men and Stuart Lodge l.
=. o. T.. The church was crowded with
borrowing friends and the ceremonies
-rere conducted by the Rev. e. v. Badly
>astor Of Bainbridge-s Street Baptist
we're performed The pall-bearers We're:
Active-Nressrs c. r. Wells Charles
ruriSert. Ivanloe Harris. Mathew Nor
>on. #. w. Bass. j., A. T.ipscomb, R. G.
'aroaddl,s ana D. r. Griffith.
.Honorarv-Dr. T, P. Mathews. J.
w. Rronaugh. Augustine hoyaI M. a.
Campbell, J. II. Patterson and Judge.
-ol1n II ingram.
WILL RUN. FOR MAYOR.
CAPTAIN 4 c. Atkisson has yielded to
the wishes of his friends and will be
candidate for nomination for Mayor in
'hn er,r,or- election For some time Mr..
Atkisson has been bestesed bv his numer-
aus friends TO rim fo:. coffee. but has
not: decided definitely until now The Cap
tain has manv friends in the CITY. and
will no doubt make a stiff fight. Mr.. II:
IA Maurice will be a candidate for re-
election and his loval friends are rally
ting to his sunuort in a manner that con-
1T
The fight will assume a most aggressive
state il, a few weeks. and each man
claims the victory.
The race for City Sergeant will be
hot one md rrornisae 70 he even moro
exciting, +ha n that for the rnay-cro H..
Will, WEI TO. MORROW.
Mr. Jo~c-h It Trasar and Miss Mamve
Agnes Schultz will be married to-mor-.
row morning at o'clock. at ST. Marv's
German Catholic Church in Richmond
The ceronronv will be performed by the
Rev. Father Edwards.
Mr.. fraser is a valued ennnlove OF the
Richmond PASSENGER and Power Com
many and a we'll known Young man. Miss
Schultz is nnnuIar vnnne lady Of hes-
terfeld, and has many friends in the CITY,,
After v'sitire northern cities they will
reside in Manchester.
T. w. Jenkins. a young white man.
HEADS SHOUTS, N,sVNIs ,CHE.
Never endure this trouble. Use at once
the remedy that stopped it FOR. Mrs. N.
4 Webster, of Winnie Va. She writes: