The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-10
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Commissioner Of Lunacy Will.
Inquire Into His Case.
MRS. PRIME HAS LEFT TOWN
Warrant Out TO. Her Arrest-Separa.
ton from Her Husband Caused
Much Trouble--Interesting
Police Circle Matters.

At the request OF his family. Mr.. Henry
! Westfa1l. a well-known shoemaker, of No.
| 1907 West Main StreetswdSt carried to the
city Jail. where he will be held for an ex-
ANNA ton as to his mental condition on
| tomorrow aftrnoon.
Mr.. Westfall has displayed signs OF men
| tai a berration for several days, and yes
terday when he offered to sell his house
and lot for $150 his friends thought 1T
time for an examination Of physicians.
a warrant is in the hands of the First
Police District officers for the arrest Of
Mrs. Lizzie Prime, on the charge of tres
passing and threatening j. G. Britton. The
| warrant was sworn out several days ago.
and yesterday afternoon Officer Werner.
learned that Mrs. Prime had just left for
Baltimore.
Little over a, month ago. Mrs. Prime
secured &; divorce from ner husband on
the ground of non-support. She. also.
! secured a decree from Judge Minor grant
ing her a certain sum from her husband
for the support of herself and two chill
dren. Prime was employed at the snip
yards. The day following the granting
of the divorce he resigned his position
and went to Baltimore.
Mrs. Prime was left without means OF
support. and endeavored to maintain her
zens She got into the trouble, however.
which caused Mr.. Britton to get out the
| warrant
She was a. British subject, and was aided
in her efforts to follow ner husband 70
Baltimore by Mr.. P. "A. S. Brine, the
British vice-Consul No effort will be
| ma de to serve the warrant now.
Detective Hall pulled p man from a
II,
Tuesday night, who said he was on his
vay Il, the Rowery, and that he had Just
left Porto Rico that morning. He turned
out to be George a. Reynolds. of Wash
ins,ton. a discharged soldier, on his wdy
home. He was very drunk. He went nome
yesterday.
Major Howard has received a letter. from
Nathan Bradley, Sunny Brook. Baltimore
county Md, which follows. He cannot
roc.ll the circumstances of the shooting
referred to:
"Chief of Police: Dear Sir,-Wod you
plese in forme me a. bout Joseph radS'
If it was a; linesman that got shot some
t,nc a zoe. and if he wal kid onlS
boar a. bout the sooting the other DAY
haven't heard from him ITO solle .,it
he is my son tell me what ne "a' 80
for"
Major Howard has received letter from
1ohn Miller. of Memphis. Tenn. asking
| about certain property that belonged 70
him and his three brothers on west Leigh
street. The letted was referred TO llerh
| Walter Christian, of the Hustlnss coell :.
4 number of applications for positions
on the police force we're made Eeseer-
day. 1u.-;,,
Sergeant Allen. of the Second District.
| continues very i'll. Acting sergeant
WYATT is acting in his place.
| officer Farley continues to improve.
Sergeant Jeter. of the First Dlstrlct'
| is on the sick list. There is nothing
serious ailing him.
jor Howard sent letter to the Pfesi-
| dent of the Chiefs Associa ton yesterday.
| in which he stated that he would
attend the convention in Louisville on
! May It'll.
Sergeant Matthews. OF the First Dis
| trict. who has been 'under the weather"
| is at his post gain.
The police here have not vet been able
| to locate the man Harry Hecht. wanted In
| Norfolk on a felony charge
The chief of police of Boston asks Major
! howard to look out for Leroy G. Shear
| with many aliases. who is wanted for
passing bad checks on hotels.