The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
SOLD POISON TO
women IN Sums II |M|'|I|.s3
w. II. Matthews Fined One.
Hundred Dollars II,
Norfolk. s.
ALLEGED BIGAMlsT FREE.
Judge Mann to Speak at Tap
pahannock OH
Monday.
ALLEGED BIeAMlsT +

fSpecial to The Times DispatSi'.,
NORFOLK, VA, April lb.77-I homas II -
Hail. arrested several weeks ago on t t.t
,,,a roe az his wife that he was bigann.e.,
~ anat hat ne refused to provide for ner
s,,nnort. was discharged In the folles
& Cnnrl th,r morning. The allegation WIS
.i,at 10 ma lighter in New orK' tne
s,rssr.i,,s ~ marriage with n "oIail
~ &. ~ I onr1on, Conn. and there WeIe
,n,,ere here from the alleged daugh,ter "
that effect: but. as CommonWe,',l.'l = = -,
tornev Tilton Informed the Ponce S o.sas
This morning the importatlo y. !" -, s,,c,,
sra,,, Ney York and Connecticut ~ SUI,
4 ~. ,s doubtful and expensive anu anu
n. M accused had paid the - a Ne W..
- ,n,, 1yeeks. or $50 required for the sup
ii ~. -, me woman here, the case vas was
dismissed. r,1IED
w q Matthews called DOC. oec .ss
va formerly kept drug Store, we .".a'an,,
s1o1 and costs in the Poiice Wv, mud
on on Wy eo,snna to the women OF the SUMS.
q1.S ,paoIod the case to the Corporataon,
&C. l,s app ma was returned to prlsonels
..an lending the search Of oonusii i''
Fl 10 bail him out OF JAZZ. rpArcN
- T1rDGE NIANN'S CAMP CAMPO -,
,rdpe william H. Mann state tat se e4ad
\ +or and candidate for Governor. ~. law Ia ~
MANY Of his friends TO-DAY 9;'., %. ~ Main
\ nfaces Of Sale, Mann and Tyler. on ,,,i ~ 70
eihess = - ia the Judges first visit %
s4asralr since the gubernatoriai :. s. a.a',
-, - -, 10 iinaug,lrnted. but the uuse
pe pass rrornIse It will not be the las.;
r.r,os = am not familiar with any :Nor :,
~. 80 AMY fractional friction tnat may -
ayis.,, said Judge Mann, IN 's po''. n
Y a query. .are u,ll YOU ig.
Z ,,,op' (
nore . Nal. present the platform on men
.tand~sood roads, good schools g, ana IN. ~. ~
! ! Of tbs whiskey traffic re-
Il l leeu uin Inc Judge evasively. nave nave
spttd 10 comply with all OF me IL
a,,irements suggested thus far tnat .1 u,o
+ MT Interfere with principle. why s SUI.
people called me Ion marco !. !. = -
3 5,,o,, will observe that I've had by na.,
u cronped Quite close to my head. E l.N'e
lime that II have been afforded an op-
nort,nity to present my sentiments ios
s,,a,ort I have been satisfied with the
res,lt I'll carry the city OF sLyncfhb''u'rg;
the county of Campbell and = thlnk; a y
towns in that vicinity. MY FRIENDS teli nv
that / will carry, Norfolk: | Know. .tnat
4 am strong in the southslde' eas'ei =, a .hs
southwestern sections and also IN the
Valley. 4.
Il !, a have had but one debate and tina,
was With ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WIZARD.
shall start from here for Essex to-nigh
and will speak in Tappahannock on Mon
day night. l am In the hands otta1n
rephew, Colonel Mann, and other friend
ir, Norfolk a I'd will speak here on an
date after next week Il
II had hoped to have been able to de
l'versa an address at Chesterfield last Mon
day, but 1t was bad day for me, as tn
day was set aside for issuing liquor
licenses. am afraid any speech that
would have made could only serve t
have in famed my frlends-the enemy
TRAINS. START ON NEW ROAD.
Despite the Information from Eliza.
scth City, N. c., that no announcement
had been made there that the first SUI
folk and Carolina train would be rur
into Portsmouth tomorrow. the passen
ger department OF the Seaboard Air Line
announced positively this morning tina
the Suffolk and Carolina train will ente
8the Seaboard Air Line depot tomorrow
morning shortly after II o'clock.