The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
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Usual Variety 81 DRINKS ',ls' and ID
Migrants Pay Penalty ffSoorr & III
Their Folly 5S $#
IsTURBANcE IN IN THE I !: 1: PARKS \ Y s
Three Boys Charged With 't1. Great ,l'z:7tt
ing Trouble ii Chlin1 l' t''r;'L1': s
.5,s Other Cases Il,
TURBANcE IN IN THE !. |. PARKS !. ! Y ! s
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The criminal docket in the Police Court
yesterday morning was about as usual,
and ledge Crutchfield uttered q sIgh&o Of
content after the Passenger and Power
Company case had been completed and
he could turn his attention to greeting
his older, more constant friends. u sl@
FL There was the usual galaxy Of sdrlunks,
Migrants refugees ss Of II the n city. 8 Il muck
heap 4 Inn the darker, sid Q of Il life, .and q
few cases Of battery and assault
Five 8 talwart sons Off ahalless-----l Ross
Coleman, IA ames Jones, Stanle "A L>eeber.
Robert Mitchell and zack Champ 30 al!
white, were II UP for drunkenness ana
,yagrancy. They were a ragged, sh Llt 8
looking lot ;s long-haired, unkernpt a a!rva
with the signs Of vagrancy writ large
upon their faces, 1t was ,ndnety days
alliround hi e
jamie, lin the face, and she didn't ' Ike It
a BIT, AZ if{5tt n is III II
S"Ho " long mi al,sve you. been married? n
asked g'nJed ge.Le = n f
i"sxt cen s. Year 3. Y ~ g, StssS,
m t,Been married sixteen years and slap
ped your wife! Does he do this often q
turning to the complaining spouse. .;348s
Nav, sir;he's a touble good husband sl:f! u
s.''Well, iii let him go this time; but
you EIluSL plO
he ever mistreats you again. 'B
III JAMIE assented. e ~ q ii 81 }5as "a
III Carrie q ia ckson had been al sorderly on
the street. and she paid SO into the ex (,
chequer. * .54 rs
|526 THE RI cas- II OF i \. II Il 4 Harris colored
charged with assaulting Oh rlsX White,
colored, was continued to July IL th:8 la
Jack Allenham, white, was VI ungallant
enough to throw a beer bottle AT the head
Of a defenseless colored IL woman, Rosa
McLane. He was fined $500. lf5f ii HI
Boys Must Be Good.
e John Bowers, Joseph Bowers and John
Dooley, white boys, were charged 5by MI.
Sheryin,S keeper Of Chimborazo sE Il ark,
with throwing rocks and jumping over
and turning over the benches In the. park.
They were fined $3.50 4 apiece, but the
ledge agreed afterwards to remit the tine
| IL they never Gwere dsorderly x again, but
! said that fhs, w6uld iIlpps eitpa ma sHnother
fine for a repetition Of the offanse, #
. II. II Richardson, white N was disor-
DERBY F5in Jefferson Park, Il I GU ssin' and
abusin'. and e.was fined $3.50.
Rosa Brooks, colored raised cain in the
alley back of the City Home Thursday
might, drinkin' and cussin II and a dis
turbir, Of the patients in the home. q
81 wasn't the onliest one.'s she said
| But she was sent down for six ty days.
An attachment was issued \. for Alice
Brown colored. g Her daug hter55 appeared
for herytand Tecited aspiu full tale OF how
her mother istfsubject. to harmless at
tacks of lunacyg and often aWanders away
from home. il The two women are alone.
| The daughter works for Giles 3D. Jack
son. The y edge promised to look out for
the woman, II she were arrested y,
| w. r. Crowder and George Blakey, both
white, were fined each IS for being drunk
and Migrants, \. N 8 IR
Joseph Parkinson. colored. threatened to
kill Bessie OF the same name, and he was
requested for $40, Nj N ..f q 3a
Ten days were accorded to James lib
bins. white. for bong drunk.
u The day was ended with a marriage
ceremony. In which Joseph Bryan and
Carrie Hinton, both colored, were made
as one. The ceremony was performed by
rev Mike Macon, deputy sergeant;
Policeman Bolton acted as flower girl,
and Captain Whitlock gave the bride
away. III