The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-08

.,Your honorable body discharged two
OF the members Of the force for failinG
IN this regard, and Ine 20 I'll, shle erc,ter
m.cnt. 1 was In constant touch with the
whole OF the department. and a cav t fhat
the were re t dst1 ,nnt erseiye But
If twelve hundred soldiers could not keep.
dsorderly persons from rocking the cara .
aid had to maintain cons, nrnven patfi It's
establishment. how could any eusonnp!a
citizen expect our moagre foTce 70 COPE
With the sltuation7 II TOOK thlrt y; l4 t,,e
others had to be distributed along the
tracks where congestion was likely , 20
occur. thus making 1t almost imposslp ar
for me TO concentrate q reserve force g. 81
any size at any point to be used to quei!
any disturbance that might arise at any
t.mo in any section OF the city; criticism SIN
our riot guns. The law is very explicit
in reference to the action OF the author.
ties III quellns riots. etc, and TINS t Gree
to Mof fire into a crowd, after. ordering them
Justice epS was present to first read the riot
act Any member Of ham the i tGree FOR a muir
Der In Sinnchcster where Il citizen
Vas killed by one Of the soldiers, there
was an investigation made OF tne k, i!,der
though at that time the city WaH under
martial law, and tho military paramount
in authority. In Chicago. within the ia as
month, there has been street car s 81 ;t
and the police force--a small army IN
self-was not able to prevent dlsoraer,
and In fact were themselves stoned s3, /. ~
many instances. yet hearo .h o. no Rh u,
shqotn g ol5izen We're ut Used freey
their f5E9s eaa pa' pHEPx xH:
sts e del dspartmeont the tns ysnlt
~ II e property = reported e
s 8 te ssry Tes and ssso
dsr acs eayggE ,he 1ms
rna,, arrested three hundred and thirty
nine persons, rs follows: 9
1 1:u1d q a;ys assault
Grand larceny OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .'' I, q
Highway robbery .......,........'... ~
House breaking Observation-Disclosures q :
ATTEMPT to wreck car.......,.,...... I
Forgery, ......... .....'.' ',.'''..'t.' =
Other felonics '.''' ~
Petit larceny .,.'.'..'.'''''''''..''
Suspicious charactcrs....,... l....'.''.,599 ~ ~
Drunks,..,.,...,. $1,000 't' 4
Fighting 49,. t...,.,..... .'.'''''''.' I I
Trespass ne $1,000. ,...t,' G'..''''''''
Dlsorderly.,,,, .,......,',.'. ''''N.s,'' 4
I9eser,t les rom Justice Il
|, CARRYING concealed wenpons.... =
False Fpretense s,...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .
IfReceived stolen goods ................'
Contempt Of court'...,.'.'.'.''.i..' :
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io'a' iDiiii iiivViERs ELllcTED,
Patrol wagon drivers we're an re-e Iaes
a. a. 4 Drake The regular substitutes were
Then the aans s4ara w te nso
eS sereennt Otey and Policemen Frazier
and Jenkins, al Of whom "a are are. on the
Itlist Of physically disabled olhcers,
Two Men Are Retired,
After looking into the matter and con- l
sung With tho department surgeon pr,
Bregk the 6oaT ARD dGTld om = AZ n'a rs.
i tired list, and to parole Sergeant Otay
Hnt July i ct that Tine the 81 se wtii M
r re when Ills election comes or
at that time. Sergeant otey mas nag a9 dIv
mashed in street car accident ~ sui
| ton nearly. three years ago. NO Ia, M
Jenkins ssss 8 q rh Tucker w,i ana au aHa
ara G9aein ak geTe tseip Duties as early as
| tlcqble.