The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
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nrr, Potter I. berry, d frall# white v 't's.ss
|for rcce5tior, 81 booze, made nm uiinbls
ssua1aa,n before the throne sterrda.y,.
"I1l Potter! Drunk gain We wa a. US rs
n,erry gree Of the keep 81 Tie Scales Ar
sSMr. Potter remarked that y vas q ti rrea
bill. 4 5si # n 81 q, \. !. |,
III l5ne " Iii was a Il up wit YOU vi e S
saw YOU With that red headed party art !;
cut 'enl out. Red heads are dangerous dun 10y
added the ropairer Q mora q NJ . |,
LET me off and q I'LL e q re'l
hobs " promised the pla,is'i ~ Lolte'r'
Ills Honor took a. long 81 ot chance g g p 9
opered the door OF I he age, g5t d 3s
Mrs. Lucy Smth&told blood and thl "
der Il rrntve lii which her son .il,-la,W,
Henry Gentry, played the part Of a mod q
Seln Blue Beard. III n Y, III !,
Henry had sthreatene to kick Edna, the
10y Of his BOSOM. nd lfte estlng I mo- g
Sfnentarily from his labors had @pron-
sed to seye the jugulurof gil the Smith nth
connection. II, II, a Al ~ Il 4 4, ,5s a
AS y frill to this picturesque promise.
he added hat Mrs Smith, his mothers
sir-law, would have to bury Edna, as nc e
could not stand the exp nse II FL,
Ihis last was too much. and a. war; Z
brought the smurderous5 II enry to q full
stop. VI 81 q vs. vi 5}.i & lai n
Mr.. Gentry explained that he was only
3ndulging in hot air con u ana ~
His Honor dismissed the case. III III 8 83
4 Mrs. Annie Carbon Is subject to Fl IS of
tile vapours.& During these nervous mo.
gincllts IN order to dis Tract hel. mind. the
good lady tlrowsSher household goods out
of the window Lamps tables, pictures
md other fragile articles were ~ flying
through tho,alr&on Thursday night when
tho nelghbors took a hand and had Mrs.
Carbon plnched. s5 K * n F3
oil {. were kicking up tho very d IL
wcrel, Z MOI, asked His honor. dclvlng
at oncoS into the depths of the smatter.
t,.Yes;St the very d---l" confessed the pris-.
toner with fine affrontery. 81 s8t
II want to- tell you Il he story OF X a
young girl md a. bad married man
added Mrs. Carton. fs ii sst
Cut IL out" said the Great Justice. II
don't write for Town r Copies, and il don't;
want to hear. scandal. All OF you go home
and behave IS ourselye NJ
Great Scott in Court.
James Scott, "a; pan bread African with
whiskers q Ia. Major Pendennis,s contrary.
toS,blblical Injunction, had i been putting
new wine into his old sskin,5with the
.ustia1 dire result. ar1es la d been work
ing at the Home brewery and mad laced
his beer with a. gill of gin. t III. ~ "a
james Is known and Grevered in OK clu-
sivoiicolored circles as Great Scott. the
5colored millionaire. who IL his pipe with
a $40 bill. sg " @ "a
8a@' treat Scott had played "a 'gi insn
policy shop and had pulled down $50. Sit
ting beside his fire that night8in an S.b-
sent-mndetl} mood, he drew out a $40 bill
and stuck sit In the blaze. Let ,s pull
down the blinds on the grueso n1e3 tl,ige
that consumed VIM one shor in1omeil tho
wherewithal Ter 200 9,Whiskey shorts. '' Z:
James, al free man, FASTENED back to
tho brewery. ~ lS3 tiSs Fl 81 ,5$ ~
The case aga inst ] q mes q Neal the light.
fingered negro, who was caught on
Thursday with 10 house! full of plumber,
was continued until Wednesday, the s25th.t
James is a sneak THE OF the first w,l--33
ter His Honor passed out sas # ew shot
ones to James's counsel. "a (which the
prisoner laughed y heartily. a woman
friend OF tho prisoner, LILY u Henderson, sat
in the court ROOM CRYING ms Though her
heart would break. III Q Neal treated the
matter as a huge i oke. 5jES M Il i5$
& Chief Iiulcet states that q large amount
of lead pipe was found In O. Meals hou Sc.
81 The chiora says that It la simply impos-
,sible, to protect every empty house from
pipe thieves. " He Is doing his best, how
ever to break up tho evil. LIN s5 Sl..8