The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-10

Mrs. III. Il. Smith. now confined in this
city jail upon charges Of numbering their
child, to visit Mrs. Smith. except when
with the regular jail physician, and as
result n good deal Of additional interest
was Injected into the case this week.
Counsel for Mrs. Smith sent Or. R,1cker
to the Jail to visit tho accused woman,
but, obeying the instructions OF the court,
the sergeant declined to alAw him TO
500 the prisoner, except when accom-
panied by the jail physician. Or. tucker
declined to go under such circumstances.
Messrs. Wells and Smith wrote Judge
Clopton a letter, in which they asked
for the privilege Of allowing their pliysi-
clan to visit their client, and Judge Clop-
ton replied that It was mn established
rule that no physician should attend q
prisoner unless when with tho regularly
employed physician, and that this rule
was applicable to all cases. He saw no
reason why 1t should be changed in this
particular instance.
At West End Church..
Children's Day exercises will be held
at West End M. =. Sunday School Sum.
day morning, June 18th, at II O. clock, as
follows: 81
Song by school. SAFELY Through An
other Week..
Song BY school. "sow IN the Morn Thy
Seed"
Recitation. kiss Ne Goodnight" by
Evelyn Price.
Recitation, 'The Lilies" by Nalle Lips
scomb.
Dialogue. Something Each Day" by
Mamie Nunnally. Alec. Mitchell, Airline
Madra and Thelna Becher.
Song by school. Bring Them In"
Recitation, That's Me-" by Annie
Modra. ~ tx
Recitation 'My Ma She Knows" by
Jack Routten-
Responsive reading,
Dialogue, THE Floral Cross, = by Carrie
Redford, Lillian Hider, Lena Belcher,
Agnes Hungerford, sallia Blankenship,
Annie Avis, Ola Andrews, Jessie O'Brien
and May selby. s5 s
Song BY school, scatter Seeds Of Kind
ness i # n.
r. Recitation. Loving shepherd ~ Wiz =
Song By school, IT May Not b Our Lot 7.
to WELD. = y
Recitation, .'arandma:.s Angel" by BY,
Lena Belcher. ga ssi.
Dialogue, '.rhe Oak and Mignonen
~ corine Redford. Jamie Rock, Lolne.
Song BY school. "Hdrk the Voice Of.
Jesus 5g;; II II Us & y
lilo Bennett.
recitation. Open the Door Of Your
Heart" by Lizzie Stroud.
Isl Recitation, n. is Time, by Mary
Stroud.
recitation, "A Sermon in Flowers :" by
Louise Jackson.
Song by school, Precious Golden
GRAIN" vi
liams. "a
Collection Z, .
Song by school, BRINGING n Z th me
Sheaves. = IL i..j SSss; s59~
Benediction, by T. p. Pettegrew.
Park Case Continued.
Upon the request OF Commemorative
Attorney Gregory. OF Chesterfield county,s
the case against Edward Woods Of
Richmond, and James and John Baug
Of Manchester, was continued BY Squire.
81. w. Cheatham yesterday morning un-
til next Thursday, the 18th, at 10 o'clock
In the morning. In his statement to tho
court, Judge Gregory said that the charge
was one that should be thoroughly sifted
and that evidence which he deemed very
material could not be adduced at the
trial yesterday. It was due to the Conn
monwealth pa IT icula rly, and to the court
as well, he said thai the tier should
be gone init Isl roSd etail.sfand this WINS
impossible at the present time. He.
therefore. ASKED for a continuance.
Mr. Harry Smith, council for the three
young men, who are accused Of attempt
Ing to extort money fromsJ. w. House
and A. w. Koiner by accusing the
two young men, neither OF whom
appears to be twenty-one years of
age, Of committing crime, opposed
the motion for now trial. He
argued That the Commonwealth had
been given ample time to prepare It's
case, and that the defendants We're ready
and eager to go into the hearing Of the
case. He said that It was an ugly
charge, and that the d License not only
welcomed thorough investigation, but
demanded such.
Squire Cheat than continued the case
until 'the 18th. and held Woods and
the two Baughans under bond Of 800
each for their appearance. The wit
nesses for the Commonwealth, among
whom were House and Koiner, Special
Officers Sverton and Flynn, OF the Pas
senger and Power Company, and Mr..
John Fisher, Of Manchester, were rec
ognized In the sum Of $25 to, appear
Thursday morning.
Mr.. Page Returns.
Commemorative Attorney Charles L.
Page has returned from the Virginia
Hospital, where he underwent n very
delicate operation. Mr. Page will be
ready by the June term Of the Corpora
ton Court to go ahead with the cases
on the docket.
The cases against Estelle Smith and
her husband IT. *. Smith. charged
with killing their fve-ycar-old child. are
the most Important to come before the
court.
Old Manchesterian.
Mr.. Dan Shaw, very popular young
man of the city and one OF the best
pitchers Manchester has turned out for
years, will do the twirllng for the Rich-
mond team against the Manchester aggre.
CATION this afternoon Mt sBroad Street
Park Mr.. Shaw and Mr.. Bob Knightly,
now the catcher for the Richmond team,
and secretary for tho Twin City League,
were the battery for the famous Blue
Jeans baseball team Of Manchester. Mr.,
c,t, ~, boo heon IN Ealisb,iry. NJ. a. Is. for