The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-01
Woes Of LIZZIE
PAST BELIEVING.
Crutch6eld Sent Gorgeously Dec
Grated Transgressor Back to
Police Court Cage.
RICHARDS FRIEND FIXED HIM
Young White Man Charged With
Stealing Two Typewriters.
Other Gases.

Fastidiously wrapped from the waist
down In one OF these shrred things COM
monty called skirts. bedeckcd upward in
a French creation OF lavender and chiffon
and with her topknot adorned with coll
OF wire. around which was spun few
yards OF various shades OF ribbon and
touched here and there with heads OF
birds. Lizzie, Brown came slowly down
the aisle until she was in the presence.
OF the One John. The time was yester-
day morning. the scene, the usual one, In
Police Court. The room was decorated
for the occasion, the color scheme being
white, black and yellow. Blue intermin-i
gled here and there, lending Il most i'm
pressive trimming to the decorations.
Lizzie said that man named John
asked her to change n quarter. She-Liz-
zie Is always obliging-handed John two
dimes and a nickel. John Immediately
hied himself hence. Into the shadows OF
hall he departed, and Lizzie started In
hot pursuit. She was acting very shock;
ingly when the buecoat hove in View.
Lizzie wouldn't depart. She told this
yarn to the man behind the counter yes
terday. and she stepped back to the cage
y
$3.50
Richard Morris Jared very badly at the
hands Of one Of his friends, and by this
time, perhaps, quoting that old saying
about being delivered from his friends
For Richard had satisfactorily taken care
OF his enemy. He l.~d silenced him and
convinced the court that he was as in
nocent as Buster Brown ever looked But
when Richards friend butted in and
started his tongue to wagging, It was all
Of There was one Haze McKeever, a
negro from the North. who came to the
city In search OF employment. Haze was
In his bod trying to sleep, when In rush.
ed three negroes. Ono OF them whom
he recognized as Morris. grabbed his coat
and started off. After chase he got the
coat, but lost his shoes In the shuttle
Jim Greene and Littleton Smith were also
charged along with Morris, and Greene
told the story that stuck Morris. But
the case went over until Thursday in
order to allow the officers some time to
work the case
Louis Cohen. small boy. was in court
with his father, who said he was incor-
rigible. The father wanted him. and the
court said git"
William Kelley was so suspicious that
he got ninety days by the villa where
the placid waters roll on to the mighty
James,
Paul Mock, a young white man, who
Is charged with misappropriating two
Remington typewrtters, will tell about 1t
on the 9th. Tho question OF jurisdiction
arose, and tho case may be tried in Hail.
fax county, It appeared that Mock, while
in South Boston, Va. rented two type
writer's from the company. He left VIr-
.ginia and went to Washington, where it
Is alleged that he attempted to dispose
Of the machines, Detective TomlInson
went after him.
Alfred FNltz tried to wiggle out Of the
charge OF smacking Martha Tucker, but
he was nabbed at the last turn. He had
swel-nigh gotten out OF the case, and In
another minute would have been free,
But there was one word, and Crutchheld
jumped on 1t with elasticity The woman
ran after being smacked, Cant lie out
OF, this, old man; gimme slo,''. said the
One John.
The DRINKS passed down the line,
Crutchfield had one OF his easy days, and
many We're those who pushed past.