The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-24
RUNAWAY BRIDE
RETURNS Home !. |:
c. Barker Goes 10 Jail.
iii Default Of
Bail.
HAD DEVICE FOR CHEATING
- 49, ------
i1llc Cruiser Galveston Starts.
on Her Voyage
South. .
HAD DEVICE FOR CHEATING.
.(speclal to Tho Times. Dlspatch.)

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NORFOLK, VA, March 23--The new
cruiser Galveston. tho construction Ut
which was begun5at tho ,rrigg ship yard
l In Richmond, but completed at this navy
yard, sailed this morning on her maiden
voyage to Culcbra Island and Galveston,
TexaH. Commander Cutter Is in COM.
mand Of the ship, and carries crew Of
2si men and n main battery OF ten 5-incll
guns. rho ship attracted much attention
al slio passed cut Of tho harbor after
saluting the pennant Of Rear Admiral
u. n Harrington, commander Of this
naval station.
C.. X. Barker, arrested some days ago
upon q vagrancy charge, was con yictel
In the Police Court to-day and REQUIRED
i to furnish 81 $500 six months' good be-
havlor bond. card-clcating. device
found upi the sleeve OF Barker u the time
Z of his arrest was used against him at tho
{ trial to-day rio prisoner went 10 jail
wa 9 I, q q silver pia.Sa
clutches. with which the operator could
draw cards from the table under his
hands up his sleeves. to prepare for ar. any
emergencies or the game. The prisoner some
/ came here recently from New Y DIRK.
lSi q OES TO MEXICO.
Herbert L. Smith, for many years the
superintendent OF tho wat or works sleit
gllere this morning for Sonora. Mexico
where lie Will manage a tract 81 goo
acres 81 land III the silver and copper
mining district, and near the Green Cons,
solidated mining properties. The prop
6crty Iii which Mr.. Smith Us ntcrcstcd!
employs u large force of Yaquls Indians
and hiexIcans, and Is reached from Mag
dclcna, Mex, by crossing the mount ains
and following the river bed for q dis dis
tance Of 5cighty-hvc miles. All traHspor-
tationis by means OF packed burros, go
mounds being the limit to (. each burr0.i
4 Mr.. Smith expects to return about May
list, after having Installed all necessary.
4 machinery. a ftcr9 spending s0ine n time
8in Norfolk, he Will return q gain u to
i Mexico. s.si.
5l David. Dunlop. OF Petersburg thu Viz
gina horscrnan,s has purchas ed g$ II
Interest in tho Norfolk Horse Show and
Fair, and will be identified with the
h events which are to occur there hereafter
He has purchased horses recently SO that
the horses he has for exhibition pur-
4 poses now aggregate 5000 IN value In
3gclndng u four-in- hand team which cost
& -. 600.
LEGACY AWAITS HER.
Mayor James G. Riddiek has received
4 an inquiry from ]. y. 81 Her 0f BUCK.
Fortune, fors whom there is u legacy
awaiting her dlaim. ~ . "
After having been missing from her
home at No. 5725 East Clay Street Rich
mono, ~ Tor the last three weeks, during
#whichstirne her mot her, N rs ohm II eintz,
received no word from her other than
marriage certificate. " Mrs. Augustus y
XIV, who d elpped md was married IN
Portsmouth, on March 9Th by4thc Rev.
q. Thompson. rector Of Trinity q J1..
Church, has been located q t the resi-
sdcncc OF John r. Norman. ia t No. 1917
washington Street. Portsmouth, by dettec-
b tivcs aenraged9 BY Mrs Helntz, and re-
.sturncd to the capital cts.