The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-26


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chosen spot that the dastnrdiy work g 3 :
done last night The firing began epou y
10 o'clock, ana ior: PEI l'aps ~. ~. .
moro rifles blazed intermittentiy ous Oh
the darkness. Inc patt,cuis ~. - ~ MI.
WAS feid on .iie az .1,,a,i,, ocross from
Sttee. soiss ~ -, shads II IS lust be-
me .aa'i, -, 80 ,,e,,, b,,iidInes. and right
.o.u ~, ~ ,,yaoa ,s q h,v nile Of bricks.
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9 hose Men turt.
r.,. ,or,, sbot were fred In all
49,. III, eidss. foir cars we're bonn
isnaa, onn,inf- at different times. Tho
3rsi car passed and received seferal bull
iets. but. 1t is understood, went by with
out injury and without returning the IRE;
A car or so passed without incident; ana an
others met the rifle or piston naiis w s.aa
ever they were. The second ca. 49,,
upon returned the volley Win a Tsa ,,,ira
guns and then went on us way. .i,,a tba
did the same thing and ny l,le ,, .,. ,,,..'
fourth came the solaie,s ny. w., en- ,odn a,,,e
pared. MIN guns co Az. ,o,nrt from the
tho way ana d. tiie So -. o,,5 10 cnd. and
neid lheS sMes .,,a, ,stnr tl,at
the le,a KEEP. nni .s .,,,,.,ercrs haa gotten
su. tne Mo .,i'i,... .,,,. t,,,,o ana couId
IN !neH wo . ~. ~ vi. ,ioo,1,, rowa-d.
well De satsheu VIII l,,n "a ~ ,,o+or.
Two soldiers were slleA NV "a, Nv o,sn Al,
.man on inc same GU Va ,'s 49,. ,,,,oro
they were treated by Or. w. Armistead
Gills, OF this city, ana mace as 'V'''Ao'
tapie as posslp,e. ,>.,r-p,,n
THOSE Wto I.hh ~ 80! -, :.
Inc Two solu',s arg uo.n
TIL eLSnchbnrg home Guards' anu HIe
brothers one is sergeant OF ms eo.'i'
pany--Charles y. Easies'-anu me otner
rrivate-John B. EasleY. botn are OF
1,ynchburg and both are exceedingly wsli
known, relatives OF Judge HorsleN OF tho
Ilill City. Sergeant Easley was struck in
the right hip and is seriously hurk DIR.
ellis probed four inches but could not
locate the ball and the man had to go
to the hospital. His brother was slightly
Injured Just above the knee Joint ,I1 and
WIS apie 10 iet .. " NY
struck a sinew and passed out
The am in1nrsa was nenyc
he displayed amazed those who Wit
nassed The sight. He was struck IN the
riri,t hand With hall and was quite
iislls , r'a''L e' x- o. -, - u,,t
II. however. he removed the hand from
the brake on when ~ res st i i,n,,ts
around ana turlleu on ,ne elec'',r M, TX H 30
pulled out his pistol and unloaded every
barrel into the field. After he completed.
t1is onoraf,on he reloaded the weapon
/. os@oxa @l,o oF In . aru :
anu startcu 'le eal " " asa'''''
Scored tho Field.
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After the fourth car had been fred
$50, I, doto,l' or eo,diors arrived and
t uro.. q 11onr,no ofTcors.Rorers KclIcv
tnree rlGnliIo pi iIst isi.oset az
and Jerreli.-Were Sent over 10 seo.'r .nt
field, which they did thoroughly, put
without effect. Tho Hcnrico officers
we're behind n pile OF bricks. and when
The soldiers advanced IRON another On
1,bc soldiers poked their guns into the
f.ces ~ The nolioonen and made them
.a. ..s,t - ~, .us $780, hofana thav r.n,,id
eNnlpie men oe. ,nt ~ shoo,a.s
heiieve that tiley were flot 'he s ioo'sis
themselves.
The soldiers we're Of the LynchburE
Home Guard, under Captain Craighill,
and together with the officers they went
over the field thoroughly, but absolutely
without effect, A search high and low
failed to produce a sign of anybody and
about II o'clock the men des!sted and
departed. An entire company-Company
D, Of the Seventy-firSt Regiment--was at
no sheds inst across tho street, but were