The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-14
GERMAN TAR
In The TOLLS.
United States Warrant Now
Issued for Everling.
MRS. DOOLEY VERY ANGRY
She Wants to Bring Action Against the
City Because the Clerk Issued a
License to Her Adopted Daugh.
ter, Who Is Under Age.
MRS. DOOLEY VERY ANGRY
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.iEWPORT NEWS, VA, August H.
Edward EverlIng,, the sailor. charged
with DESERVING from the German steam
ship Pisa. who was released several days
ago by Justice semmes, who held that
the man had been mlstreated and had
right to desert was rearrcsted to-day
by Sergeant Crafford on n warrant is
sued by the United States District Court
of Norfolk. The prisoner was placed IN
Jail, and Will be held for Deputy United
States Marshal West.
Evering deserted from the ship over
two months ago, and went to work
at the shp-yard here. When the Pisa ar
rived here on her last voyage, he was
arrested on warrant sworn out by Cap
tain John Fendt, charging him with de-
serton. He was tried by Justice Brown,
who ordered him held for the ship. Mr..
c. c. Mitchell. who had been retained by
the prisoner applied for and was granted
writ OF habcas corpus by Judge Bar
ham, OF tho Corporation Court on the
ground that the mittimus on which he
was held was not properly drawn. He was
then rearrested on warrant charging
TEN same offense, and when he was tried
by Justice semmes, was given his liberty.
FEDERAL WARRANT.
MT. a. c. Garrett. the United States
commissioner here, who acted as attor-
ney for the German vce-consul, repre-
scnt!ng the Pisa. claimed that the local
courts had no right to go into the merit.
Of tho case. and for that reason the
United States warrant was secured.
Robert Page. alias Bob Blue who shot
and killed another negro named Stephen
Mason Monday afternoon. was sent to
the grand jury in the Police Court this
evening. Seif-defense was pleaded and
II IL believed that he will get of with
light sentence, or will be acquitted when
his case is taken up in the Corpora ton
Court The evcidencc In the case shows
that Page was attacked BY Mason with
out proyocatton. and that the former
stepped back, drew pistol. and fired the
shot, which entered Mason's heart The
shooting occurred In a Rockets saloon.
MRS. DOOLEY IS ANGRY.
Mrs. Dooley, whose husband Is employed
at the ship-yard went to the clerks Of
fee of the Corporation Court this morn
ing and declared that she would take
steps against Clerk D. G. Smith. because
he Issued a marriage license to Robert
Clarence Dishman. a caulker at the ship
yard and Rosa Scott. 0. Eosa Dooley,
her adopted daughter. Mrs. Dooley claims
that the girl. who gave her age as twenty
Two. is only fourteen years old and is
bitter against the clerk for Issuing the
license
The licepse was Issued by Mr.. Smith at
his home Tuesday night at II o'clock, and
at midnight the pair were married by Rev.
w. n. Hunter. pastor of the Second Pres
byterian Church. at his residence. The
Girl is we'll developed for her age. and
no question was raised, either by the
preacher or the clerk.
Mrs. Dooley went to see an attorney.
wishing to bring action against the city
or the clerk, but she was advised that
she had no ground for suit. She says
that Dishman stole the girl from her at
church Sunday night. and that she did not
SEQ her again until after the marriage.
BASE BALL CLUB,
The members OF the police force held
meeting this afternoon and organized
n baseball club. Sergeant Crafford was
elected manager. Statonkeeper Robinson
captain, and Chief Johnson treasurer. A
game with the street car conductors and
motormen is scheduled for Saturday, Au-
gust 22d. at the Casino Park.
Mr.. Ernest Schneider left to-day with
his runner. Twelfth knight. for Rockville,
lid, He will enter his horse In the races
there on August 18th. Mr.. Robert Steele.
owner of Abby, PAGER, and Hagerty, driver
OF Russell Rex. f. C. Leach's trotter,
Will also take their horses to Rockville.
John r. johnson, the negro who was
arrested In Richmond on the charge of
eu,bezzling 1888 OF the funds OF Hiram
Lodge, a colored order, was arralgned In
the Police Court this morning and his
case was continued until Saturday. The
negro was brought down from Richmond
last night by Sergeant Reynolds.
Ed. Stevens, colored. who was arrested
several days ago on the charge OF lar
ceny. was given ninety days in jail to-
day. The negro snatched pocket-book
from Mrs Harry Mnlloy three years ago
and was recognized on the street several
days ago by Sergeant Reynolds.