The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
RUSSIANS
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Whole Police Court Tumblesi
4 Before Array Of Consonatits
e Il - and EVoWcls. 3854
AIS 1RoUs WE'RE STOLEN |! e
5Colored Man Forced to Spend.
Day in Bed K ttler 5sst
Cases. 81

4 ,rhe fall of Port Arthur was celebrated
IN tho Police Court by The stirr ender6 o.
d trio OF war.worn, downcact Russians = -
iBalostat,B " ynranoskl, ii "A ntpnio Korsky-
kon,ski q and Paul Lablowskl Catch
Ing Ills breath, the cribe-1
Nv assaulted those iinpreg able 81 names,
only to be ropulsed vi tn Ereat Joss 9 o.
consonarits. His Honor, seeing the en- ~ :.
&c his life, for the Victoria cross 1 inad y
q mad dash for glory, but, strven mls l'1'
~ With throat half raw. and Gibbotl a.
Aid IA ~ .5& never reached the barricaded
$.'omskl. n OH $Si N @ *
Although. none OF the weird 8named VIC
Tins understood the English yet they
wept mighty tears while listening to the the
heroic. words OF General John. VA s3iy
55s@s.'I Sid you retire with all the honors
Of war, said he, back, back Il 70 t tflo
MasIe ar.ee s, decked out like u f1earse,
With large black plufnes waving funcreally
above small black face was charged mar
with lifting $50 in good, real "a money.
lfazie is g cilambermaid at the Il S,olor e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Second Street, R rs
by one William ller ne q, ease w'.s
CONTINUED. Sergeant Wren culled NO 90
{of the swag from Maize s pouc HI
fi Carrie Scott, III whose veins course the
blood OF the SPaminkeys, met General
johnson 5(colored) on; the hig hWay and took
tho stranger within her ga tes.s She also
took 1880 from tho generals pants and
got "took,'fSinsSc onBeque nce. s3 4 he era nd
Jury Will entertain Carrie and the Gem
feral I'd 81 .3}s! Il
ES John Garnett, iii young negro. took q
tray OF Christmas good things TO- M Is.
r. b Harper. "a lockct aught3 his fancy
and accompanied John on his return lll1 y
5yVeinsteinD of three spheres, kindly loaned
50 confines upon the Jewel. which was
too little SO Honor gave Garne It ak
months. Ks II.
f# John ~. Il Gambert, having loaded him
self with liquid dynamite went home to
cheer up his depressed family. Things
at once became lively and Mrs. 0ambert
called In tho police to see the fun. 839
It's tho first time since july" pleaded
4 @it;s tie first time I've caught you
since july replied the T r bune. 81
Get thee gone. sf3 5! Al
Cries OF 81. murder, pnnctuated with
blows d ~ stick and chops Of q hat hct,
broke upon the quiet of New Year IS Eve,
c. Grandson was empl Dyed in beating
Mary, n his wi fe, and at the same time
stirring up hs offspring. 3$,@5
& Grandson. being an all around perform
fcr, nearly bit off Mary's finger. played
a tattoo on his son s head with a sticks
and chopped at the ASSEMBLED company
with a Ratchet. 81 s35 s.l3
Twenty dollars was the vcrdi let. d; II 4
q w. p. h Hcndrick, charge wit II running
a gambling room. was fined 500. III s5s
81 Edward HSFanzer Is something Of a car
yer, salie Nelson and Mollie " ashington
both testified to the fact. f IS
Wanzcr was engaged I'M play with Sal
lles dar k hued harpie, when M ollie tsnatch-
ed his hat. Wtercupon Ed ward drew his
.trustyf blade, slashed his sometime play
mate on the knucks "a nd slnote Noble In
tho tenth rib. si q 81 II
Hester Clary# told a weird roma nee Of
4 the sapphine yin tage. ,iis ss 81
1te'fixed Wanzer ID "A sss SIX 4 81
a The grand jury will take g hand In the
matter. It SisSs3
al Oscar M Fowler, very immodestly X senn-
rated George Anthem from his only pair
OF pants" causing the said George Arthen
to remaln2in bed Oscar sported the
pants upon his extremltles and was taken
with the goods s5s n s. 33s5 If 4
5 Eight months was the outcome. George
AN hen begged His Honor5to disrobe Os-
car before the throne, so that he might
again feel the familiar covering abound
his legs, but It was decided that the city
jail was moro seemly as the place for the
dlsrobing act. n t8 ri