The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
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Justice Ohm Says This ut. # Sam sam
Garter, Who Gambled With
Mans Freedom NJ oney 5s8
CAV DEN ION CHAIR El
Lou Bell So Used Up That She
81 u Could Not Stand Up q t.
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S$ss"''Thcre won be any one to give you
q money to pay a fine for ssat least four four
mon this, said Justices John eter Crutch-
field In court yesterday morning.
XII il d was speaking to Sam Garter who
was before tho court on 4 the charge Of
having stolen 81. go from Martha sadler.
About the list OF July, Samuel sadler,
a negro, who S q relative OF Martha ~ tt,'
sadler. was fined IS VI in Police { Court
me cost amounted to 81. so, and n order
TO free Samuel from the jail, {6. 90 i had
to ( DO Forthcoming. Martha washed n q
few clothes and borrowed q title money,
y and she finally had the amount. Sam
Carter was Changing round the house.
and she asked Sam III toS5 ia ke the money
ITO the jail and get Sadler out
Carter started Ill h right. But no dldn't
stop quick enough. rs 81 s,5S5
81 were busy on de Sat day dat h got
$detmoney. en- on Sunday, All ouldn' SIT
\ him n out. Dat N night. u which was " er
Sunday night, An lost dc money sh oottns
craps. Al Den All got sick, but All were
coming back en- pay de none Y soon X q as
All got 'urely well, 6 explained Cart e
n And Sadler was going 70 stay N jail
ana be merry while you were playing
] ora ps with tho money to liberate him. eh !?
Niger. You are about the 8Inea nest ohe
ST. have ever Seen. Not only do you make
tho city feed this n ger overt time, but YOU
rob the city Of the amount OF the fine,
II wish II could hang you, sy ou n black
rascal. "a There amt going to he q ny BODY
to- get you out for four months, ana
III i happened to forget myself and issue
4 pardon for you. i certainly hope that hat
the messenger will 4 lose IT on the 4 way.
IT'S one hundred and twenty days &1ior
you S X 5 IL S3l
Chair for y Lou Bell.
Lou Bell. a negro woman,5Swa allesea 9
10 3,@ have sliced ii lillian Carter with v g
knife and banged her with a bottle. the
case was called before the One John and ad
there was much confusion at the time,
5I.ou Bell had to recline In q chair
while she was testlfying. Li1l'an. $ 8
study In deep sbrow was auoEnea !. =. :,
a great display Of red apparel ana saw =.
that she had been disda tu1ly a s'' II II
by Lou, + s ss, a .s5 Il. =, y, 4.
Lou was fined S., but when the othcer
testified about the case, and Lou 9 VI 60
{ ditiona was sdcterminedS she was liberateu
4 and a warrant was issued for Lillian! 1i'
But whilo tho ca n wa a rogr ess 81 9.
Sadie Bell Brown, q negro glr!, WHO ,lI'
wore no shoes, wal tzed before the pa par
and between chews on cud 4 ~ a h g
mouth. she wanted to tell the st'tru y u
/ erbout dc matter" 7. ] y, ],
What are you chewing 2" sternly asked
the One !. John. Fl
IA !" Huh?', said Sadie Bell Brown,
8f3',What have / you got IN your mout 2,
8nigger7' demanded tho mans3in me re-
s Yolving chair, fand this time ne was
I ,'Des got some gum, Doss,' answered
Sadie Bell Brown.
YThrow 1t away comman mace me lI - y
on the high seat, s .ss U, /, 7,
yves. sab, answered Sadie Bell Hro ,,l !,
And then she turned around and stuoR
the Wad Of gum on her apron ron # ]