The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-06
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Rev. Mr.. Jo1liffe Oh the Proper
Regard 81 the Sabbath
Day.
STRUCK BY CAR; NOT URT

| STRUCK 3 CAR; NOT u HURT
Giant Negro Hurled High I'M Air
and Then Arrested for Being VI
Disorderl Briefs.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
si 3i553 Dc y No. 1113 Hull Street
thou turn away thy foot from thS
holy day; and call the Sabbath O delght
the holy OF the Lord honorable; and shalt
honor Him, not doing thine own ways
a sna thins oWa sa MT
thou delight thyself In the Lord and !
will cause thee ito ride upon tho high
places Of the earth, and feed thee with
the heritage Of Jacob Tx father; f q, me the
Isaiah l yi is. u.
Tho REV. j. h H. j ollffc, pastor Of Gem
trail Methodist Church, Manchester,
preached from this text last night O
ance OF tho Sabbath. lie was indirectly
speaking Of the breaking OF the Sabbath
laws BY tho opening Of the amus q emen :
ut lakewood o few Sundays ago. He gde-
religIouslyI kept the Sabbath, were more
lsblessed than those Of ali nations. The
minister said that was g. que tion q
material development Us we'll as religious oils
American people at this time was OF more
moment than tho proper observanc OF
the Sabbath. "A blow at the Sabbath W Y,
b blow at the very foundation OF y, ]. t n,
and mo man c9uld ~ Ml bhai
without laying his hands upon, the throat
Of tho moral 3 principles Of the ma ton.
God has designed the Sabbath $as a day
in which we shall cultivate a greater re-,
spect for God and for what is right and e
good declared the preacher: IIe SAID
that Sunday was q day for spiritual com,
munion, and not q day when Sa tan should
hold high carnival g5E5 s. !. /,
Childress in Trouble.
Harvey Childress, a young white man ma
Court this morning. and Il he satls1ac-l
torily explains them all he Will have done i
something that the police do not at this
! time give him credit for. ss.t III u 4. z
Willard Caudle, Q young man, was NJ ny
! over the head with K q beer bottle by
Childress, and DR.. Rucker had to take
! nine stitches In the wound. There was
no apparent cause for the blow. Chll-I
dress era zy drunk ana VEN T.; III on
would have been striking people until
now had It not been for the presence OF
Sergeant A. IS. Wright, who locked him
About 1880 Sunday morning another
young white man was hit over the head
BY some unknown party. urn er was ~
sitting on the sidewalk at3tlfth ana t s..
Streets when ne was ssaueR oon 10 VIM vnr
seen Childress, who came along ana
placed his hands on his (Tuiner's) head.
Chdress walked up the street and met
Caudle, who was in company with th re-
friends Caudle asked what wa 4 the
trouble with Turner, and Childress SAG,
''This Is what is the matter, and with
the words struck Caudle oyer the mead
with a beer bottle Caudle was knocked etl
enseIess5 and when taken 10 the station
house. Dr. Rucker had to work on him
for some time. 8 a . gs5 iHl55 3g
But whether or not Chtldress struck
Turner the police do rot know but are
age. He will remain in a cell until all
Of the facts come out in evidence. 55
Hit by Car; Arrested.
That Willie Berry, a burly negro, Is not
dead, may be accounted for by. the fact
that he is possessed OF a#physique that
aees street carg oea liz bu
that a little jostling, suchfas being flung
into the air several feet by the fender 4. r
Of street car has mo fleet upon pom ms az
SYSTEM /,
AS one Of the Petersburg interurban,
cars. due In Manchester at l2:45 e, eiocR
yesterday morning, was near No; ~ ESQ STOP,
car - going in TO to petersburg, and who was
sitting calmly on the track waiting Ior
trouble. Berry was thrown h ndgt I'M 1m.05
Grant, who was in charge OF the car.
saw5lthe negro on the track when y was
too late to stop his car But m q e
ater I1rxng Ehe hi egro 81 ey' paio
and came to Manchester. Berry was not
so badly hurt, and, after being examlnsu
M9h S@ s %as aa n1 Up
the charge Of being dlsorderly. 81
gang Of negroes e! were disorfdesly OF 81
turbanceNT and Hui. Streets. It
that fGus
fsa 81 aas III; they stl fought
ana serry VIZ pnl 81 Of
the time and took a seat on the tracks,
The car coming into Manchester raised
him up and he can thank his good frame
Had Officers Running.
ssF ~e4. caed Wssa b4 ans 9 H ao %a
summons from Mrs. Hill. who claimed
that her neighbour Ed. {Vogel. had hred
several shots through her house. Tho
police could find no evidence OF the shots
Before the magistrate yesterday morning.
At a late hour last night she had not
preferred any, charge, and the police are
reports OF serious things that never ma
teriallze. s l,
Will Stay in Jail.
John Sterling, the young white man who
Is charged with having robbed a house
near l3ell,wood, on the Petersburg, car.
case is heard in Chesterfield county. And
teh evidence which has been secured ny
the police Is Of such q nature as to war
rant the prediction that the young man
no escapes tho punishment Of his mis-
deeds. Il HI,
He could get no one to furnish a bond
for hLln,land for this reason Judge Clop-