The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-24
let HIM SPEND
| XMAS At HIS HOME
|ovsrnor Asked to Pardon A. H.
VIII ans.
Zero ARRESTED FOR FELONY
Gorge lassaer Wanted il Chesterfield
for ereasins I to car-Lookirg
fer Assaiant of Mr.. Walsh.
o.aer Manchester N,ws.
,nehestcr Bureau. Richmond Times.


aachestcr Bureau. Richmond Times.
No. iI02 ispn Street
Governor Montague has received re-
ion from some OF the most inuuent al
zens OF Manchester. ASKING tina, A
Williams. now serving ID! ee mont IS,
n;ence In The jail. be released LET re
.r!s.rnas. Hon. d. l.. Touey has been
;crestea il the case. and if the iris
or obtains his freedom il Will be
rough his efforts. MIR. Toney called
His Exce!leacy day before yesterday
10 tried 70 see him. but couid- t. Il is,
a@ercr, thought that the man Will be
Flowed 10 SO from the Jail before the
piration Of his full sentence Of thr
onths. about sizty-five days OF with
S alieady been served.EI
civilians was convicted before Mayor
fau,ice of petit larceny. and the cir
instances We're. amusing as vel! as IN
nature bold. Using the Telephone # m
e Police Station. In the absence Of tie
icers. the man phoned To his empower
Richmond TO come over and STing
{tm three dollars. saying that be had
len fined ills amount, and would 80 10
il. Il he did not get IT. The money was
Erthcomius and Bonnie Wells received
! was the clerk OF the court The lat-
! r. was sentenced TO FIVE days in ia l.
8 aged grandmother inteTceding In h
half Sympathy has been aroused for
i.l.ams. as his family is sadly In need
a his support AS lie has served two-
#;r3s of tie sentence. II is thought
Eshly o-ohabie that the Governor viii
teud clemency to-day or Tomorrow
blowing the man an opportunity to
lend Christmas Gay in the bosom Of his
Nm:ly
\ NEGRO MAN ARRESTED.
Georga Lassiter (colored) was arres, ed
s;e-dav afternoon by Officer a S.
right, charged with breaking into a
II in Chesterfield county TIE nrg
s been wanted for some time by the
&hesterfeld authorities. and a descr p
On Was given the officers here. They
.stftuted search and yesterday afterio
te. as Officer Wright was doing duty,
r epied his man. The arrest followed
sle negro IS in jail awaiting the acton
tho county officials.
the robbery CT 1fr. William Walsh, It
nevertheless thought likely that cne
l II be to-day, Ofdcer Wright has been
II sisted in the case by Detective Ton2li~-
Nm. of Richmond. and two citizens Of
Manchester wllp are interested. Evil
] lnce almost sufficient 10 convict has
en- gained, and an arrest viii soon re
BOW. And it is said upon coed ar
lority that every clue points to white
tan as the gritty part.
Il no. 81 WON.
&sIr. James Nunnally. holder of No. 50
II the suit OF clothes ratified off for the
neilt of the iremen in the city, was the
s.cky pe:son. tbs bullet fired from
Re- liz, I'M no COZ If
Crooks hitting the center OF his
a@ce, walking casually up the street,
IT, Nunnaliy had forgotten that he lock
Il chance on the SUIT, and whsn appriSed
I the fact Immediately sent for box
h cigars, which were opened for the
4 refIt OF the less fortunate ones who had
Id the wrong numbers. The fiTomen
h lifted something over twenty-f1v dol-
HIS by the rattle, and win turn this over
II the fund provided for the purchase OF
FE,,1l boots and overcoats.
/ THEY MERE THRAsIED.
EtBscause they celebrated Christmas just
/ little 100 soon, hiring a horse and run
bout from Liveryman McDonoush, of
Richmond, and driving through both
Manchester and Richmond at a rate not
IfnGuciye 10 the longevity OF the ANNA
Id further because they attempted 10
fsent the efforts OF the iveryman TO SET
/ steam back TO the stable. three Man
ieserians, were soundly th-ashed at
Eighth and Grace Streets Monday night.
[ DEATH OF MR. BAUGH.
Mr. John 3. Baugh, an old ard es-
Iemed resident OF Chesterfield county.
FED Monday morning at II clock AL ~
Iclock he was at the posto:lioo. son;
Istancc from his homo, and walked
EcG. Gong TO his room at no cIoc'.
h was found dead The ola gentleman
[iriea a sister. Miss Ann Baus:l, abo t
bur weeks ago, and 1t is said that III S
Eief was too much far him. and t at
Re grave He is survived BY two sen
E7e by his first wife anG one by his
E2cond wife, and one brother. Mr.. JeTet-
|ba Baugh They are residents Of Ches-
iraeld.
/ FOR years he has been the clerk of
lew Bethlehem Church. and was known
y every citizen OF the county and tt
lAany people here, Only three days ago
lie was in the city making some pur-
Flares for tho Christmas. The funeral VII!
F<lle place today at Ii o'clock from the
'Rurch OF which he was member SO
,bng, and intermen, VIII be made in the
Emily bury-ng ground. Rev. Mr.. Gwat-
aey. Of Richmond College will conduct
(3!e services.
/ FOR THE CHURCHES.
sT>ie members and friends of Central u.
s. Church are requested 10 meet in the
rewards room on Christmas morning be-
ssreen the hours of 10 and IL O'Clock. witr
Ffe,ings for the poor Of the community.
EuEar coffee. tea. flour. meal. meat, or
Srrg for coal or WOOD. money, Sc. &c,
81 thankfully received.
SI'he pastor appoints the following re-
Swing committee and requests them TO
+ present between the hours named:
EieSes Martha Ellington. Ellen Buell.. Z.
! Bowman, Maggie Ellington and Messrs
E Redford, Charles Schaadt, II. A Camp
fen and Charles Atkinson.
EDe;hlehen Baptist Church OF Chester
aela county near Bon Air. will celebrate
ne anniversary OF our Saviour's birth
a friday night, December 10th. at clock
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