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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
TENNESSEE COAL COMPANY
ENDORSES STRIKE ACTION
officers Sustained in Refusal to Ap.
code to Demand of Strikers
Quarterly Dividend Voted.

NEW YORK, October Sat the quar-
terly meeting of the directors Of the
Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Com
pany. held here to-day. the directors en-
dorsed the action of the officers of the
company in their refusal to accede to the
demands of the striking miners of the
labama mines President D. II. Bacon,
of the company. said:
"The position taken by the officers of
the company has the support of the full
Board of Directors. The strike now in
progress at the mines of the company is
not founded on any difference as to
wages or terms. or changes of employ
ment hut is entirely due to the differ
ences within the miners union. and
should be of but short durati
THE trouble arose in this way. Some
Of the miners were willing to pay a dol
lar apiece week for the support of the
striking anthracite miners. and some We're
not The men who were willing to pay
the money were in a majority. and they
made a demand upon the officers of the
company that the men who would not
pay up should have the money taken out
of their wages or be discharged. The
company declined to do this. and the
strike is on
.'Thc strike affects us to the extent
of about a quarter of our output.
About three thousand men are out,
bur we have a large force of convicts
at work We hire them from the State,
which examines each. rates him as physi-
cally able to do so much work. and
charges accordingly.
These convicts are we'll treated. get
ting paid at the regular mining scale
for whatever coal they mine above the
amount the State rates for each"
The quarterly dividend of two per cent.
upon the preferred stock was voted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
RAILROAD SCHEDULES,
RAILROAD SCHEDULE1S.ss
PASSENGER
TRAINS
- LEAVE AND ARRIVE
new RAIH.sTREET STATION.
leave sHICHsIcND.
October ., lSoS.

I u.
no 4 A.w y Except ll s ssops, Ns9p'
400 e NJ s'Saiiy. for Old Point, New
4 s - bort News, and Norfolk Two 20
hours and twenty-five mint minutes 10 70
Norfolk stops E y, y vllnaA and P p
only. Parlor car Richmond TO 5olo
Point for
4: 100 p. NJ. Daily, except SUNDAY, t nd
Norfolk. Two hours and twenty
i've minutes to Norfolk. Stops VII,
Iiamsburg. Newport News. and
Hampton only. Buffet ,Parlor Ear Gar.
Gordonsvillea, to sa,a uid viii, roil Washing
ton. Baltimore. and Cape Charles
s sts at Norfolk with Old Do
minion steamers for New York.
100 P. NJ Daily, for NeWpoLl ts e,,,.,
connects for Norfolk. Makes prin-
MAIN Line wEsT-BouNp. -.
1910 a. NJ. Local. Except sundas, lo1
CuIpeper. Calverton. and Manassas.
200 P. M. Daily Cincinnati and LOUIS
vile Express. Parlor = Car. to G Cor
louisville. Pullman Sleepers cor
louisville to Cincinnati. and LOUIS
willie. Connects for Virginia Hot
Springs. A local train from Cor
louisville to Stanton follows Tor
local stations. except SUNDAY
O.lo <. .Nt. ELNEepLs
ton to boswell.
200 P NJ "St Louis and Chicago Spe-
cial'' Daily, with Pullman cars. to
Huntington, and Gordonsvllle TO
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ST. Louis.
and Chicago. Dining car on at
JAMEs.RTVER DIVISION.
1920 A. NJ. Daily, for Lynchburg. Lex
ington, and Clifton Forge. except
Sunday. for Rosney. Alberene, and
New Castle. Parlor car
5:15P M Except Sunday. to Bremo-
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From Norfolk and Old Point. lo:u2
A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ. daily, II 80
A. NJ. and 7:20 P NJ, except Sun
day.
MAIN LINE.
From Cincinnati and the West. z :f5
A. NJ, daily; and $50 p NJ; daily.
Local. $3.50 A. NJ. except Sunday.
and 7:15 P. NJ. except Sunday
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
6:35 P. NJ. Daily and $40 A. NJ, eA-
cept Sunday.
Apply at 500 east Main street. S3 east
Main street. Murphy's Hotel, Jefferson
Hotel. and Main-Street Station for fur
Their informa ton, rates, tickets, and Pull
man reserva tons.
W. o. WARTHEN,
District Passenger Agent
C. E. DOYLE, II. w. FULLER,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
oc4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
ACADEMY HAS THREE
VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFERINGS
star. and Clever Plays
This Week.-Mrs. Ellington
scores n Success.

The Dispatch will in future attempt
10 give through its dramatic critlc ana
editors a forecast Of Just what the
theatre going public may expect at
the local playhouses irrespective OF
tho notices sent out in advance by the
press agents of the various attrac-
tons.
This information will be CLEANED
from dramatic exchanges, and the
newspaper reviews of the stars and
companies in the cities in which they
have previously appeared this season
The idea of the Dispatch is TO let low,
ers of the music and drama know
lust what they may expect before,
they pay their money, as far as 1t
is possible SO 10 do: and faNoritlsm
will be shown to no star or attraction.
This is solely done in the interest of
both the public and the local theatre
cal management. and il is to be hoped
that both will derive mutua! benefit
therefrom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07

nent deprived of the ordinary pleasures
usually enjoyed by young women OF spirit
and activity. In her contract with her
managers, Frank J. and ClaSton Wis
tach. she is debarred from riding a blcy-
Gle. or automobile, skating on ice, or IN
roller fashion. or riding in toboggan
Slides or any kind of gravity railway. On
top of this Miss Thurston has her lie
insured for SO. 600. her managers named as
beneficiaries The reason of these pre-
cautions arises from a desire to obviate
the risk resulting from accident or death.
for in such an event, the large amount or
money involved in scenery. costumes
printing. and other incidentals world
be almost total loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07

One of the most realistic battle scenes
eyer presented on the stage to be shown
in William Bonclli and Rose Stahls pro-
auction of the famous Revolutionary play
Janice Meredith which is TO be the
attraction at the Academy of Music next
"wednesday evening. Claims of this char
acter have been made for many theaul-
cal enterprises. some of which have prov
I'd true. others eNagserations. This pro-
ruction comes here. however endorsed
hy over a years success in the great
cities of the country. where the battle
scene was greatly praised for its realism.
It represents the attack of the Cont
neutals under General WASHINGTON on
Trenton. particularly showing the cap
ture OF the headquarters of the Hessian
commander Colonel Rail-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
Found His Wife Away,

Found His wife. Away.
Saturday night Eli Basket returned
from Richmond, as usual. and FASTENED
home. On the road he met his brother.
who got in the buggy with him. and
the two chattcd pleasantly until the gate
was reached. Upon rea ching the house
ard finding that his wife was away, he
seemed much put out, and late IN the
evening became very angry at not find
my any clean Iaudry. Before that he had
eaten with the family and they perceived
no difference in his manner.
Sunday afternoon nc Wen: up to Mrs.
Buffers. Yesterday morning he said he
would not go to work on account of the
rain the day before. While at the But
ler's he and his wife had a stormy quar-
rel, and he accused here Of certain things
which she vehemently denied, saying she
could prove her innocence. He left. iE'
temper. ard started home. On the way
he emptied his revolver III the air. When
he reached the house he went to his room.
and reloaded the revolver and cut some
shells for mis- gun, after which he sat
alone in his room.
Her Return Home.
In about fifteen minutes Mrs. Jennie
Basket, his wife. appeared. Mrs. Dora
Basket. the slster-in- aw, who saw her.
in tho distance said !: Here comes Jen-
ME-. Whereupor he ripped out an oath
but gave no explanatio Z. Mrs, Basket.
urriedlyI entered the house, and, not 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
1,7oo Miners Strike.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. october. 6.-Nine
hundred miners employed by the Tennes-
see Coal. Iron and Railway Company,
at Blockton. struck to-day. acting upon
advices received from officers of the local
union.
Miners of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and
Railway Company here decided this eve
ming to go out on strike. in accordance
with orders received from the officers of
the miners union. Eight hundred men
are involved. This closes all the princi-
pal mines of the Tennessee Company.
where convict labor is not employed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
RAILROAD sCIEoUL
ATL,ANIlC --COASI LINE
Schedule In Erect sePt.52s, 1907 :9tf
GRAINS LEAVE atCHMOND-BYRD,-
STREET STATION.
RAILROAD sCIIEDULEs.

900 A. NJ. NORFOLK LIM1I1TIE;D;;s h Ea.
". Arrives, Petersburg 9:s1 a; ~.
Serfolk 70 INV NJ ss saa s sniE {.
son eteEsDq nsI,, Wa xsr,yes Petersbnrg
'' s.is a x R NJ. .En ne 11:os As IS:
Weldon n;5o 81, Lac e Ta 7: + t'S
NJ. Savannah AMI, $50 a M. Jack.
z II. Port Tampa. io:s9 =. IS. !, Con Con.
ing st Go ID aso s:15 y p rs: Wilming,
% YORK S to t. 5ashso asiiils pstsr.n,,ra
100 P. NJ. Connects with Norfolk
and Western railway for Roanoke
and intermediate points. Stops "a
Drewry's Bluff. Centrapa' anu
Chester.
800 2. NJ. OCEAN SHORE L1MJI = z,
NJ, Norfolk so p. N: Stops only
9 Ct Petersburg, Waverly. ano 90
$50 Tiva ~ pe Rfa1S; sES Ss soaua
1;s5 = NJ. and Rocky M Mo II s too
eos ?. NJ. Daily ~ Arrives Petersburg
':2S RI n FL6HIRA AT S5, VEST Tri tS.
Pet Peters ItMs s:os ?. NJ. Connects
With Ncrfolk and Western for Nor
n 5o1k an I'd 1tesmedlate With At
!antic and Danville ror stations, n,ran ce-
t tTes9 Emporia J, qnd NJ Af Fayetts
Vile. s us 2: NJ. II Tampa 1000 P NJ,
Port - Tampa ! 1922 :I9 r P;;7 N 81 aEoR-
s25 A. NJ, Macon n:s5 A. n; A.
1 NeN 4o 20 E W,, Rui1an ssas
ton. Port Tampa. Jacksonville. Az lsl
gusta and Macon. Dining car ser
vice
o:a5 P. NJ Daily. Arriving Petersburg
with Norfolk and Western Ak 1ait-
wa way; arriving Lynchbup1g g,.i z;4e 10 IA "a
A. NJ. Pullman Sleeper Richmond
1850 F.; u psily:: Arrives petersburg
TRAINS z1H 8 Arrive RICHMOND.
4:12 a. M. Daily. From Jackso n
sMs scan Aux Gharles ana al H point.
7:ss 4: 81: Daily. From PETERSBURG
s:4s AyneMhperf Ba aBe te Except sunday.
11ao 4. n. Daily, except Sunday ,7:+d From sP5
Rocky Mount and in a,7fn1E SO
ITO A. M Daily From, Petersburg
HAP A. NJ Daily: From Norfolk. SUI
Roanoke. and intermediate points.
$50 P. NJ. Daily. From Norfolk. SUI SUI
folk. and Petersburg. -.
S:45 2. NJ. Daily. From Miami, PoL'
Tampa. JacksoDville, Savan n9an.
Charleston, Wilmington, 6o1os-
BORG, and all points South
! $3.50 P. M Daily. From Petersburg
| Lynchburg, and West:
| T. NJ. EMMERSoN,
Traffic Manager.
H. NJ. EMERSON.
Assistant Traffic Manager
w. ]. CRAIG.
| General Passenger Agent:
! c, & CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
ia IA S23 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
A TAWORl1rlE POEM.
THE OLD TRUMDLE BED.
lBy James Whitcomb Riley.)

(By James Whitcomb Riley)
n tho old trundle bed. where I slept when
a boy,
What canopied king might not envy Will
The glory and peace of that slur'ber of
mine,
Like a long gracious rest in the bosom
Divine?
Tho Quaint homely couch, hidden close
from the light.
But daintily drawn from its hiding at
night;
O. a nest of delight from the foot to the
head,
Was the queer little. dear little. old trun-
die bed.
O. the old trundle bed where I wonder
ing saw
The stars through the window ana us
tened with awe
To the sigh of the winds as they lretn-
bingly crcpt
1hronrh the trees where the robin SO
restlessly slept:
Where l heard the low murmurous ch1rp
And the katydid listlessly chirrup again,
Till my fancies grew 1alnt ana were o1o"-
silly led
Through the dreams Of the. dear little
old trundle bed.
O. the old trundle bed: o., the ola trunoie
bed
With its plump little pillow and old-fash-
toned spread;
It's snowy-white sheets. and the blankets
above.
snoothed down and tucked round with its
touches of love:
The voice of my mother to hull me to
sleep
With the old fairy stories my memories
keep
Still fresh as the lilies that bloom Ger the
head
Once bowed Ger my own in the old trun-
die bed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07

The Giffen company will be at the
Academy in Norfolk next Thursday, and
will be seen in this city October 23d- Very
general satisfaction has been expressed
at the selection of Under Two Flags
for the opening bill here. The Chris
tan will be played in all the other
theatres on the circuit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
MISS PERCY HAswELL.

Amid the fascinating scenes of love and
romance Of "A Royal Family" which
Miss Percy IIasweil and her company
present at the Academy at a reception
matinee and night performance THURSDAY
the personality OF Miss Haswell is seen
30 ideal advantage and In the role Oh
the winsome Princess Angela. she has
given new protraiture to the stage OF
Fascinating womanly interest The play
not only allows her many opportunities
for her finished dramatic art. but the
regal costuming places her at all times in
"a colorful picture Of rare beauty.
In accordance with Miss hasweli's high
esfns in the drama she has been sur
rounded with one Of the most important
companies en- tour and the acting value
Of the performance may be known with
m,ch artists I'm the cast as Boyd Putnam,
Maud Granger. Nancy Padge, Harry
Turkhafdt. Frank Roberts, Robert c..
Turner, and others,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
Il y NV NV HoYfoI|aA;;p1sl1h1Iessll|eeT .

Schedule In Effect Sept. rs. 1902.
LEAVE RICHaIc ID DAILY. BYRD.
STREET STATION.
900 A. RI. NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar
rives Norfolk II 20 A II. Stops only
Ct EN- Petersburg. WayerIy; and SUI
let of passengers holding tickets
o.ox from 2, R1ehmonq I,i ana 9I P =
bus L and Gaeago aoaR Eaffst faFie.
Car Petersburg to Roanoke Pull
pus ssspe for RG g4sto K Roe GsHR
90 Roanoke e sSno1ville: 49,
1-:-O r a. Roanoke Express, 1os
Farmville. Lynchburg. Roanoke.
ana intermediate stations.
800 P. NJ. Ocean Shore Limited. Ar
st Petersburg. Wayer.y. and Sui.
folk Connects at Norfolk with
sN5 sa; 90 PISTON. rso'viHd i y zee
ngton.
.::o 2. NJ. for Suffolk. Norfolk. and in.
Ns orfeik st 1s!s a' e N arrives al
9:a5 2. A1.,tor Lynchburg and Roa-
2 peke Come at .ynchbars with
tied. Pullman sleepers Tyr: nDurg
to Memphis and New OrleanI
CATS Parlor. and Observation Cars
Sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg. Bsrths ready for os-
SQkduCy at 5o.3u= M Also. Pull-
man Sleeper Petersburg ard Roa-
noke. :, -.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and tho West daily at T:35
A. NJ. z 100 2. NJ. and $50 p. NJ:
from Norfolk and the East at
11:10 A: NJ. 11:42 A. NJ. and
$3.50 P. NJ. .1
ouss. = NAN 5 5e5fas 2. WAGNER.
City Passenger and Ticket Agent
c. n. BOSLEY.
District Passenger AGENT
". B. BEVII4L.
General Passenger Ascent
General Once: Roanoke. Va Re 8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
BUILDING GAVE WAY.
Mccormick Harvesting Machinery
Caught in the Crash.

Yesterday morning about o'clock thl
International Harvester Company, at No
1884 east Main street, fell with a crash
Owing to the early hour no one was IN
the building, but the noise OF crasnlna
machinery raised the neighborhood
When the dust cleared away 1t was
found that from $4,000 to $4,000 worth %
new agricultural implements was mlxeo
in a chaotic mass with spllntered Wooo
and brick.
It is thought the cata strophe may have
been caused by the weakening OF the up.
per wall under the heavy burden OF nucu
M. 1Bache. the manager. will have
the building reconstructed within q short
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
r. F.&:R. RAILROAD

Schedule III Eject May 25. 1909.
TRAINS LEAyE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
W-RD.
4:2c A: NJ. Daily. from BYRD-STREET
S Saxopa i,o5 5or Wssh,n asa and
ericksburg. and Alexandria. Stops
e Washington and New York
'::+' s4khA 5 Rti:Ei :<e s9s.ta 80 M
m astnn l 5annad 1o gto5 Wasa
Sleeping Cars to New York !
ZOO A. NJ Exc spt Sunday, from ELIZA
STATION, accommodation for Ash
land and intermediate points
ar n SgP i sy. 94ty f ios sbae
ashand u to che anS aii in nei4v
s uret sar ieea car. ana is1AnofsA-
- AxRP .SfS65 sa sTaEiox. 1Es 20
tons. Ashland to Accotink inclu-
stve: Seminary. and Alexandria.
sTREET STATION. Tor washing
t s:b,s and b pyoEl, Steps at Elbs.
esieksbarx. s sna Ales asGi B srsss
Parlor Car. Connecte with Con
Sressional Limited
400 Brab 3 HEHEfsRs S SHaff5 frs se
commodation for Fredericksburg
-. and intermediate .oints.
800 sra1 oosly osoH w nAsdHsTRE a5g
beyond, Stops at boswell. Fred
s .5s s g md and 1Hl as Sleep
e:11 P. 81 Daily. from ELBA STA
TON, for Washington and beyond.
Stops at Ashland Fredericksburg.
srATIoN'' A saaann; dsan Ehs eoe
800 pa n1a f ,ass11 BTkbs esEasf
STATION. for Washington nd be-
Be os1el s1G @iro sd Elsa iAs5aPa
Brooke. Whitewater, QUANTITIES. ari
t4nG. sldaa Stops at Other Sta
mond 10 New Y PesfD a5d s1 ~, "a: kten a
ton TO Philadelphia :
h:i' srA y GG,NSeepe as lynda from ELLA
Ashland and i ntermediattsso non no,, TOR
TRAINS ARRIVE R1CHMOVnSsoUTH.
WARD.
$50 s. sT y EISsepf As sunaay ELLA
Ashland and InterrnedIate potr,t1
s:7S & Ar \; EETTee e. a sSa9ssy. az 6TRp
ton from Fredericksburg ana IL.
$40 s s. $ paiiy. at BYED-srREE1
eceoauaa. Widewater.A iez Brost.,
Ashland, and EIha Stops. at nssn,
stations Sunday. Sleeping Car NaT
York to Richmond.
'20' s. e Is EFxs sTa STeonsay a,o at BYRD
cal stations, Washington 10 ssS.
land Inclusive Glen Allen ana
Elba> Parlor car. 40
2:0c F. NJ Daily. at ELIZA STATION
Stops at Alexandria, Lorton. Occn
aN.-FrcJerscESbpr
Sleeping Car from New Yort
a:os 2. u Daily. at AdAIr,-srRErr
BrATIoE.. Dtors at AieIana.E;.i
rederfcksourg. Milford. DosYann.
md md 1S NarIs Sleeping Car from
500 I Pr MOI. Il Except Sunday. at ELBa
Ashland and intermediate no ION
7:1s i FL Mo-. II Raily s,o at BYRD-sTREEr
FredeI,ckshurs. boswell s norris.
and Elna. Sleeping Cars n, and.
New Ynrk and Washinxton. I'm na
$50 I p NJ Patty ls,on at BYRD,srREra
local stations. Quantico To .s,an t
inclusive Glen Allen and Ella sh n,,.s
fet Parlor Car. + s.oa- fsuf
lc'ae .1 r IA patly. at MAIN-srRnEr
poiitan Limited. deg s.on ana aEstro-
| andria. FredericksburT bos AIex-
a Msa, NNsninand Sleeping ears f Al.
l1sc1 T. AZ Excepe Dunday. at rrp
sr en- no Accommodation fros
VI W MI. THA1HoR s,. rsa.ne Maa...
:. 8 lX1n6 lTss ssl - sss =,
3a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07

Corbin Shields. manager of the Acade-
my at Newport News, was in the city
over Sunday. Mr.. Shields has already
managed to pull the Newport News thea
ire out of the hole in which it has rest
ed for the past three years. 1t looks s
though. this house would make the best
record on the circuit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07

Criticisms of E. H. Sothern's produc-
ton of IF / Were King" have come to
hand from Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica, ana
Rochester They all Devote considerable
space to the celebration of Miss Margare,
1llington's triumph In the part of kath-
arine, formerly played by Miss Cecilia
Lotus.
1T is an open secret that both Mr.. Daniel
Frohman. who is Miss 1llington's man
ager. and Mr.. Sothern. are delighted with
Miss Illington's success in the part. The
company will play in Toronto this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
MIR. shober I'm Newport News

& NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October g.
.(SpecialO-Mr. Shober. of Baltimore who
is associated with Alexander Brown &
Son. arrived here to-day. and spent the.
Virginia, In which the Browns are inter
estcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07

lat COSY CORNERS.
Miss Adelaide Thurston. the star of that
very successful comedy-drama, AT Cosy
c,at,.ners.,, TO be seen here Saturday matt
-, ,,se and night. October 18th. is. by vir-
/ 80 -, al her altitude In the mimic firma-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
GREEN-RooM GOSSIP.

Manager Leath has returned from
visit TO Charlotte where he attended the
opening, of his new house. The theatre,
he says. is one of the prettiest he has
ever seen, and by all odds the finest on
his circuit. The city promises to become
a theatrical stronghold. and Mr.. Leath
looks for very successful season there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
stcnmersDru M culI Aground

81 q 4 II pIIRc October 6-The British;
Gamer 8 which sailed from Gal
3syestonS August soth and New Orleans SEP,
4 eYnber 7tb q Via Mort olk September 1atQ.S;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
ELECTRIC RAIL WAY

CARS LEAVE CORNER PERPy Arn
SEVENTH STREETS. NAN -
CHESTER.
Every hour from "a. NJ. to 10 I,
Last car II 40 P. NJ -
CARS LEAVE PETERSBURG
90 Minutes After Every Hanr fror,s . %
Al to 10 30 p ~. = g -
IS Friday and Sunday special axcnr,tnn.
sof.S round trip. In eject AuEust III. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07
SELLING MOREL|QUOR
NER REVOKED BY COURT.
JUDGE WITT IS POSITIVE 81 E.
Meant What He Said When He An
nounced That the Law Would BE
Enforced-Ncws of the other City
Courts-Rricf Items.

The liouor licenses OF A. Girolanli and
M Turner were revoked yesterday
morning in the Hastings Court by Judge
| 6 r Witt on rules requiring them to
! ,,sr,er 1vhv their licenses should not be
revoked for selling on Sunday Ihe'e
men were fined 500 in the Police Court :.
| The dealers were given until MONDAY
to close up. ~. h,r
When the accused were before the .1 par :
of the court Judge VIII t3io . ,e,i5 re 70.
woke the license of any dealer convicted
in the Police Court he meant "hat ne
said He told them that s4ch an h,,t
fairness TO the dealers who did not open
on Sunday demanded it. Judge. vi Wills =
Determined that he will make fe 1ai n
selling on Sunday.
Daniel Grinnan. who was appointed 10 MI
the vacancy on the bench OF the chancery
court caused by the resignation OF Juoge
]. c. Lamb, qualified yesterday before
.Judee B. r. Wexford. Of the city circuit
court and Immediately entefeu upoii liie
duties of his Office.
The oath was administered by Judge
Wexford, in his Office in the city hall. EiS-
Judge Lamb and a number OF the pest
known attorneys. were present and wit
messed the occasion.
Judge Grinnan is thought to De splen-
didly equipped for his new duties and he
has been the recipient this morning OF
many sincere congratulations for the
honor conferred upon him.
Many well-known men OF Nausea
Ward are eager to have Judge Witt al,
low the registration books to be opened
there again. All the other WARDS hao
three more days than Madison, and there
were many citizens who thought they mao
plenty of time to register when the BOOKS
II is probable that a petition will be
sent to the Judge asking that ,nree more
DAYS be given the ward in which TO reg
lister and get out, the vote that mlsundef-
stood the situation.
The regular grand jury was in session
several hours yesterday in the Hastings
Court and returned eleven indictments
for felony. They are as follows: Lou
Barton, housebreaking; William Coving-
tor, malicious wounding, two charges:
Samuel Jones. housebreaking: Frank
johnson. breaking open a railroad car;
Martha Jefferson, malicious wounding; NJ
T. Murphy, malicious wounding; Ernest
Moody, grand larceny; Sidney Watkins,
grand larceny; Andrew Cheesman, house
breaking, and Hattie Smith. housebreak-
irx-
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