The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
Suit Entered Against L Y, "a \.
etteField Co. butWithdra,'W''.n[lII8s
THE ACTIVITY IN POLITICS I 6
Capt. WV. Dey Says Tho. the D 's1''
tlon Of Prince Has Not Weakened
His Factlon-T7h he Trehy People
veryActivelY at Work.
tgpeciai Is Tho Times. Dlspatch.)

. IL .g9k
~ NoRTr Xix. va. Aprll 27.-.Anl In terest-}&
Ing case tagan this morning IN the Court
Of Las AID Chancery before Judge Mar No
( tin and Jury for 5000 The plaintiff
lis r.. C.scultatua.3 iwho alleges that no was Z
arrested In connection with tho ticket
frauds alleged to have been committed
during tho North Carolina e. georgetown
football game hero last fall There were
500 or more tickets taken from tho tickets
received at tho gates and resold by men
who conspired to cheat tho managers OF
tho game. The defendants arc ~ ~ cor
nett, Jr., and the Lafayette Field Com I
parly,$o! witch Mr.. Garnet ID tho p resi- h
dent The plaintiff says that ne 5had ~
thing to do With tho salo OF the ticket
and that he was not in the conspiracy
FOR which Loon Marshall. Charles Farley
and others were arrested lie says no was
nccused falsely, and was arrested IN
Blicl, Il \ way us to place him In dlscredit.s
ana to cause lin d loss OF time FROM NJ
work. Tho ticket awindle8 ca used u great
sensation at tho time and caused q ioss
+ or several hundred dollars on the CAMS.
But tic ca 90 OF conspiracy failed In the 4
4 city courts for lack OF 5urNdict ton, thd (
5ballfc being outside OF the limits. After
considering tho case nearly all day. u
way wi tndrawn because OF tho Instr uc;5 4
Btlons OF 1.-THE court to the effect that Il 4
the Commonwealth Attorney had advised
tho Arrest no damages could ba allowed
by tho court II lad been IN evidence 4
that tho arrest had been advised pyf Com
amonwealths Attorney Triton on reh- :
sonable suspicion, and the attorneys for
the plaintiff withdrew the case, They
saw they had no chance before tina jury
There will be tho Same con test for the
control OF tho city administration that
there was before. Captain fHV.YaNV. Dcy.}3
who represents the Montag que ia elton ~
tho candidacy OF the Governor for the
Senate, and who Was the chief fnctor In
putting In the present city administration.
8said THIS morning II that the detection OF
Prince from tho faction would be q bene-555
ut. not loss to his party. Flo did not
agree to tho statement that Prince &had +
been$innuentIal. In the election OF DR.. r. ID
dick as May y and, Is therefore, that the
detection of James e. Prince would a feet
tho campaign for tho next city govern q
5,uent Meantime. the Trehy faction, which 4
was for Swanson. and which was & do
feated In the city election, is making
strenuous efforts to regain control OF
tho city affairs and to accomplish the res
election OF Senator Martin. Both tons !
.ara In tho same alignment that existed In 4
tho Montague. Swanson contest. and both 4
! are becoming tactive. y .5s d,
E2F A. meeting aUtaAt SIHOulSte IiyI1eU0 Oh tiiH
city and section will be held for the put--
pose OF organizing a fund with which a ]
residence will be erected and tendered
to Bishop Al Coke Smith. Of the Metho-s
dist Episcopal Church. South 81 s&
Past Supreme Archon James Young, OF
Maryland, and Past Supreme Archona
Winthrop and Sullivan, OF Delaware. or
K the Order Of Heptasophs,t or s: w. NJ.
arrived here to-day to attend : meeting
Of the Committee on Revision Of tho
Ritual and the Committee on Revised
Constitution. These committees will rc-@
portto the supreme body at Wilmington.
Dell on Juno "a. "a ]. 81
Past Grand Secretary Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows OF tho
United States r. NJ. Bustsbee OF Raleigh.
/ N. G., $was the orator OF the day ~ the
notable celebration of the eighty fOhrtf
$anniversaryaof the order. held hore this
afternoon. Tho Academy OF Music was
crowded in honor OF the distinguished
$Odd-Fellow. Ss
4 Samuel 3. Bell, merchant OF Maohi-
pongo. Northampton county. has filed
petition In BANKRUPTCY.
tJ Out of town creditors have filed petit
= tion In the United States District Court
bringing Gamage and Waller into the
bankruptcy court.