The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
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TWO CASES 10 GRAND Y > ] Jury i i 4
Robert Tinslcy for = loniouss AS '.s;
sailt and#L L. a. Burton for
Stealing III
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VI Stealing. 3345
III And again the one John took his seat
Oh the dais OF Justice NJ the gloon, "
vlsaged ones ncercd Mt him from behind ' ii't
1 tho bars. 3 For there were z wrongs 70 to
fight, money to collect from the orring
and struggling. wicked humanity to set yet.
upon that path Which leads away from
tho pen and the stripes, IiS N.
Everything went smoothly With the the
great n j. Until y. AZ. Burton, q colored
youth Of twelve. Of fifteen years who
15had stepped aside from the path Of hon.
csty. was hailed before the bal $of justice
He quailed before those searching eyes.
those thin tips and the hooked nose ike
] that OF a hawk, and his knees stnote
] together beneat tn Y him. 53s For Burton had
committed tho most grtev ous gof errors Nh
no had been caught BY Detective Wit
shire. And there was n much regret IN.
| his heart and great sorrow In his voice us
he appeared, trembling, before the per-.
sonitlcation Of Jus lce.
Burton was charged with stealing $50
from Joseph Hodcs, WHITE man his
| employer. S5 Mr.. HodeA, on going Up g.
! MS room on Monday TO get his money
| to place n, the bank, found that ull his
savings were gone. He i'm nedlntely
/ teleploncd for a detective, and Detective
Wiltshire answered in person. The do
i tectiye Examined the boy and found aon
/ his person $2%, "a key and scar pin. 81
OF which tho boy. claimed 20 have found ~
on the street IIe had also bought him
self nnc rms and spent y28 on .as.s q
wa tch, ss on which@the had his Initials
4 Nicely lengrnv we'd. and vii h his new oundi
glory, was ready TO go forth to break
4 hearts. It was & shown In 4 the evidence
4 that he had also gotten some money on
i gotten three hve-doltar pieSss$ on that
4 day. He said that. when making q con-
fesslon OF his guilt to the detective. no
! had been promised his freedom Y no would
| tell the truth, and that otherwise no had
i been threatened with tho pcnltentlary.l
l The boy wa s sent on to the higher court
4 ana was taken back 10 the cell
/ A few m lnutes9 later there issued forth
4 the most henrt-rending walls that ever
mortal ear listened to- In q grand cres-,
4 cendo with all the pedals on. the volume N
rolled forth upon the 8 tlly ali. Presently
1.-the high quavering voice OF the mother
/ Joined IL the melody, and Rachel &welt
with her child Shrek after shrek broke
4 forth. and the terrific volume sounded as
4 ifG mind enoriun Itself had burst its
bounds. But tho Heart OF Justice was
Hike unto stone. and the One Ohm com COM
manded l S3s t3
"Take that boy out $
sobbing md screaming BY turns. with
I tears streaming down his face, the weep
1 Ing boy was brought forth and led back
Ito a rear room, whore the discord was!
hushed in the rocesses Of SILENCE. He
\ wanted to come back and Tess up but
| 1t was too ilate-fatefu words. 81 The little
mother alternately pleaded and sobbed,
1 but even her. woman tears were OF no
avail. When did Wolnans tears fail be-
i fore7 5s K sIs "a 4 .3i
Robert Tinsley, colored, did not wait
for the sun to go down upon his wrath
but. when tho orb OF day was sti high
i lin the cerulean blue. did, I)aYid-llke.8 pick
| up the nearest rock and hurl It withtmuchs
force at Thaddeua Kenney. q brother In
color, striking the latter In the skull,
i The affair happened on NJ enor1al s Day,
when most Of the world Wn !.as at peace.
llaying wreathss on the graves OF sleeping
4 heroes. 81 But the spirit OF warfare must!
! have issued from the bosom OF the earth
4 and fred the heart 0f Tinsley with a.
/ dream OF Honlorlo deeds. Is # 4 I'll ;:j5
1 X The case was sent up to- the grand.
jury, ana BTinsley engaged Mr.. Pollock
nj counsel AZ III q III q. ~
Mary Baker. a white woman, was found
drunk at Thirteenth and Marshall Streets
BY officer Bolton. The woman gave him
j much trouble when he attempted to arr
rest her, and j. he had great difficulty In,
4 getting her to the station house. She
was given thirty days In jail. 5s
Henry lMcAlexander and r. p, Har-,
4 rlngton engaged In N street fight, Band
j Alexander smote Harrington In the nose,
i thereby breaking 1t and spelling the lat-;
\ ter's beauty, When the police arrived on
i the scene Alexander hid, but the officer
I had played hide and go seek BEFORE and
| isslwell up in tho game IIe caught him.
4 William sPerk ms white, looked on tho
! wine when 1t was red II he had done
| nothing else 1t would have been all right,
but he went further, and It cost him
/ $3.50.
I E sam Mansfield also paid two-lfty for
being drunk, 5
MARY, 4 Williams assaulted abused.
4 CURSED and did many other things that
she should not have done to Fannie An-
! thony, The feminine TRADE cost her
Lee NJ. Eubank TOR drunkenness and
1 contempt Of court, paid his five,
Elnorn Cousins, colored a generally had
woman, was given ten days,
i Y William Williams. alias Spider who
was arrested on Monday on the charge
Il of street begging, had been Examined by
4 a physician, and 1t was SHOWN that Iet
Ia unable to work. and that an operation
was necessary, He will be cared for,
4 ITf E55esi
II, Never find your delight in another's
nlisfortu bllus syrus,
single blessedness lis considered better
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