The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-15
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4. HANO,YERSCO OURTHO Use, Aug ust
II gineS youth ina knl lckerboc ers SIT
ting BY he side Eof boy Just Two years B
his senior; two VI ged n mo hers ping
In the Scorrl rldor$ of a tone ia an icer
guarding the door Iest the BOYS escape; ;s
aS clnmor oring, cl = GUS ana neenssd crowd &
~ citizens rom count les & ons
* outside i and tie ss
spresented II III nnoysr Gourt hous e:5s yes:S
Sterday.
asfsrEss & 81 bsrS. s
ssS1 these dss 3 srna
rod Elmore we ra NJ Ylslted bys the iii MD Rss
,ers III yesterda 81 the Jai iler turned ia lleNs
key the Is SsFs and ie leayyR
iron doors swun 4 VI ba ck. letting
a streak OF 81 sunlight nash tllr6ug gh'aS--
the cell N In which "a Il le youngsters We're
held, there was one ong, Il: cling, y ea rt-a3 rt
Irending wall from \ tlee mot theirs, r lie cry
blended u into one a gonlzng Il shirt ~
pain. Men who were near the doc ofsf
tile prison. turned heir ba cks upon n tea#
scene and waite dsuntilS the mot thers we're,
composed jay sssfs ags ssSS
s$ Bernard Mcneil, son Of tho lat owen,
Meme and Of NIrs. g. $B lace
To-. 704 North First Street, Is one sof Il
boys the older one OF the tw wo-and Blu sll.R
rod Emore, son OF Mrs. b. w. Ilmore, gol n
FOG North First Street 81 Is the second
boy The latter IS 3irl q knicker book ers.. 8
and Is fifteen yea re- Of "a ge.l
long pants, and Is seventeen years sold,
They confess their guilt, and 5R say thaJ ss
committed the daring hold.np just fo.s3 g
5theSnoyelty Of sssssS
n Out for Bushes ss59s,s9Ss & igs,s S3s
s On Saturday afternoon the boys D left
Richmond Il on "a a A Chesapea ke N and SS Oh Ohlog 4
train They left the n train at Ham oYelg u
Station at $3.50 lock Il, and I, red a Il boy NJ
named Burcl, to take them IN vehicle
across the river into Caroline sc county
This was the last heard frolS them until
Saturday night at 4 2 q 81 och. Il when hey
showed lip atfthe store OF Mr. .'55 .55
Powell. at NInngohick, IS In King 5Sy liam
county, nine miles from Hanover Court
house. S458
the act OF closing his stor\ q nd "a The
other loafers had left IS 81 hen Nc Nell
walked to the eoor5ald $as sked 10 be ADV NJ
mitted to make q purclln ses5ts NJ +, Powell
opened the door and looked II down The 4
held IN the hand of the young out 10 y.
y Hold UP your hands! was the coTlss
mand, and Mr.. Powell Scompie led !iSSS "
9 Behind NIcN ell was The u small Her boy,
Elmore, who had twlne ilnf rea diness TO tS
bind "the prisoner But at this 1inc-S
ture Mr. G. r., Powell elder brot hero v
the man who mt first was held up, ca me
ordered to hold his hands up md another
revolver flashed In the other hand Snt
Mcneil, md another Powell elevated his IL
hands, While Sthe tifteen-year-old hoy s
kept the men covered, Emore He'd hem
securely, ~ Es " Il 5.sg ,R II Il ~ sSSsy5
The boys found something over forty
dollars and then commenced to select b
what goods they wanted from the $50 M. M
Theygtred on several pairs OF shoes but
none suited a them and the only article
that was taken wns a collar tha y sSSeli
needed, !, II n 81 & S,is 4 Fss 5s{{ " :
Had Safe Opened.
II Spying n safe In the corner IGSS tho "
room5 Mcneil thought gof opennk 6thl.
and when he found that he could not wors Il
the combination he united the hands pl III
ono OF 1.-THE prisoners and forced him ~ Fl
open the safe Nine dollars We're "a ker
from this and the boys complained " IA
the helpless prisoners that there WAS lol III
enough money in the store 70 pay .siefn L
for their nights trouble /, 4, u, \ !,
a hundred dollars for the trouble y pa h
had to-nght,' said young. Elnaore. as ne NJ
pocketed what money there Was IN slght sfs
and calmly pushed his foot into q shea
that he thought he would ~ s.5 ~ a M BBt
Z 'uBuslness Is very dull How do yoa e
fellows make a living, anyway 4 q asked SSs
Mcneil, putting on collar and KING 3s 81
his half OF the money gotten from me as9
cash drawers. 1, !. |. J. 4 Il. =,
Leaving their prisoners bound ~ and y I otl