The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
Proprietors of Alleged Merge
Den Caught in Manchester.
CAR STONED IN RICHMOND
But Conditions on the Whole Were
Very Quiet-Woman Imposing on
Public candidates Announce
Themselves-P
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,
No, 1902 Hull street, J

Tho existence OIL Il negro BdIiDiHs oS'i
in the heart IL Manchester was brought
TO light last night. Both proprietors are
now under arrest.
IT ia told that one George Ellis,
Richmond black. rich In the possession
of sl1 Of good United states currency,
set foot in Manchester last night with
visions of a good time before him.
friend took him In tow and introduced
him TO a select circle In the aforesaid
den, which select circle forcIbly and with
evil intent relieved George Ellis OF the
sI1 and then turned him loose. George
wcnded his footsteps in the direction or
The courthouse sadder but wiser man.
The den became aware OF his intentions
and promptly suspended business. Some
of the habitues thereof, however, were
caught on the street By the police ana
three suspects were arrested.
The men locked UP in jail last nish.
are John Wallace. alias Sam Brown, anu
Willie Pope. proprietor of the ailese1
den, which is on Fifteenth street, pc
tween Hull and Decatur; and Luther
White, the man supposed 10 nave vi
tccd Ellis to the place.
CAR STONED.
Conditions IN Manchester were very auie'
Last night, so far as the street car tT3upie
Is concerned. One car, on when iieh,y
q, ID
work, was the motorman. was stoned
near the Union Depot after IT had reached
Richmond. Nobody was hurt.
MONEY FOR MRS. TAYLOR.
Friends OF Mrs. Luther Taylor IN Mai
chester and Richmond. have been I'M
nosed upon to a certain extent by NO
man. who. it is claimed, unauthor zea.
has been collecting subscriptions IN hel
name. The woman appropriates inc
money TO her own use
Since the shooting OF Mr.; laSior ~
tic military. many persons nave ulc ,i
taken TO render some pecuniary ala 20 ms
p.jdow Sums aggregating S43 have bcen
contributed BY the public and the te.ioG
vorkrncn OF Mr.. Thy.or, on Beiic is.''
raised s51. Is. The proper places 10 iehsc
subscriptions are Friends dfuss.oie'
risor,'s drugstor and Abbotts news
stand in Manchester; *. Fisher q eol''
Fourteenth and Main; Blair's drugstore
f. On Broad; and Wagner's drugstore SiSih
' = COURT AFFAIRS.
Harry Trippett, the gypsy, VINO was
tried before Judge Ingram on tho char5e
cf breaking and entering the residence
Of MI. Pool was found not guilty ana
was discharged.
In the Mayors Court yesterday HARDY
Harr!n, arrested as suspicious charae-
ter. was given ninety days In )ail.
En- Constable G.. w. Brooks was nneu
s; for disordcrly conduct number Of
,iolators $of the cityeordinances were re-
pr!manded.
The case OF Jim Owens was not disposed
OF Friday by Squire Criddle. The man
was ordered to appear next FRIDAY DC.
fore Squire cheatham
,rhe boy arrested for putting rocks on
the track Thursday night, was owen
Meredith and not Meredith Owen. F'rienas
or the latter say he vas at home "hen
The other boys were arrested.
The report OF Chief-of-Police Lipsco1nb
for the work during the month Of july
has just been completed the report
shows excellent work on the part OF the
officers, all Of whim were complsmenteu
by the Chief. The two special oftlcers
sworn in on account OF the strike, WI:
stone and p l.. Watts, were mentioned
in particular, The report shows toial
Of "a arrests, OF which the three regular
officers made III and the two specials,
81, Reported street railway ana o.iiei
ordinance violations, 81; military arrested
= CANDIDATES COMING OUT.
Mr.. Robert S. Rives YESTERDAY an
nouced his fand sd ,be f House see Of peie
cates from the legislative district COM
posed Of the city of Manchester :, and
the counties Of cheste ,r,at WING ame - he
recent recent III health he had decided TO give
up politics and deyote all Of ~ nm, ,me pos.
she e his 6s friends ndueed
~" y NEW SOCIAL CLUB,
"A new social club was organized a
night or two ago in Lumpkin's Printing
Office A second meeting Will be held
Friday night in rooms No. y and liz, -;
Leader Hall when six new members Will
be- chosen for the club. The following
of1lcers and members have already been
chosen: eauo.,,,
RoyaII Fendley: Treasurer G. A. Pickett;
Warden. G. q. Owens. Members-H. v.
Hart. G. G. Brendls w. NJ. Gallagher
mack ~. NJ. Gallagher, Lawrence Way
mack,
Of the cambridge Street Baptist Church,
will preach in the morning. TEere VIII
be no service In this church III the even
Union services will be held SUNDAY,
night In the Central Methodist Eplscop;n,ii
K Church, when the Rev. =. " Baby WIZ
The Rev. A, NJ. Chandler vii! preaatch,
Sunday morning in the Central Metnoalsl
Episcopal Church on "Rowing Against
~ PERSONAL AND GENERA.
DR.. Lawrence Ingram and family nave We
Mrs. Virginia Rives and her DAUGHTER,
Mrs Hate p ee so and LA the
summer on York River, near Yorktown
The ladies OF the Conton-Street Bap-
fist Church will give on Monday night
the lawn party tho rain prevented on
MI. r. w. Goodman. of Nineteenth and
Everett Streets, left yesterday. morning
on visit to relatives and friends IN
Cumberland county.
Mrs. ]. w. Craze returned Friday night
from a visit to her brother Henry Cour-
now, In Pennsylvania.
w IL Carter has returned from the
Horse Show In Orange. Va
Mr.. John Baber, now, connected with
the FIFTH Avenue Hotel, In New York
will arrive in the city to-day to visit his
sister Mrs, N. u, lIinnant,, No, 20e West
Fourteenth Street; Mr., Baher was once
Richmond.
Is reported to pc critically III al his nome
o., to haIn IN