The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-03
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Liquor License is Refused Charles
II. Myers by Judge
Clopton.
LOCATION is DEEMED UNFIT
Letter Of Thanks From Governor
Pardce-Conductor Breaks
His Arm.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch.
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Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
llo2 Hull Street.
Judge Cloptcn yesterday morning rem
dercd his decision In the case OF Charles
Fl. Myers. who applied for liquor license
to conduct the saloon ut Seventh and
Hull Streets, denying the petition.
In handing down ;1s decision. Judge
Clopton made It understood that the re-
fusal was not addressed to he petitioner,
but at the location. MS he considered 1t
an unit and unsutab place for conduct
ing har-room.
Judge Clopton then addressed himself
TO .thc police, and issued rigid Instructions
that they must dispersc. any crowds that
might congregate at. any place. He also
said that he would hold every liquor
dealer personally responsible for the order
In front OF their places, as we'll MS inside. d
Rev +. b. McSparran conducted tho
case for the citizens. and proved himself
a good lawyer. Mr.. II. NJ Smith con-
Quoted the case for Mr.. Myers. IT is not
known whether Mr.. Myers Will petition
for n license to open saloon In any
other locality.
Letter From Governor Pardee.
Mr.. .. Il. Toney. who has been SO actlye
In raising subscriptions for the relief
OF the sufferers in San Francisco, yes
tcrday morning received letter from
Governor Pnrdee. thanking all those who
had contributed to the relief OF his
people.
The amount raised was 1898, and is now
In the hands Of Mr.. J. n. Patterson.
treasurer OF the Citizens Relief Commit
tee OF Manchester.
Receives Cash in the Head.
John Bunynn Dunavant yesterday morn
Ing became involved In a row with Cliff
ton Elder. bartcnderin Davis's bar.
in lower Hull Street, and was struck
in the head with an ice-pick by The
latter.
Elder was arrested by Police Officer
Waymack. and was later bailed. The
case will he called In the Police Court
this morning
Conductor Breaks An Arm.
While Conductor n. s.. Sawyer was rum
ming his car from Petersburg to Manches- 6
ter yesterday morning the trolley pole
was thrown of the wire, struck an arm
OF the pole ut the side OF the track and
broke OFF the trolley wheel. which was
hurled through the rear window OF the
car. The flying wheel struck Mr.. Sawyer
on his left arm, breaking the small bone
in his wrist MASKING the side Of his
hand and breaking one OF his fingers
Mr.. Sawyer stayed with his chr until
he reached RelwOOd, Wncre DlspatcHeT
d. Wright took charge and brought tho
car and tho wounded man to Manchester.
Sawyer was then sent to Richmond, where
he was treated By pr: John N. upshur.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. I.avina Wnfree. OF No. 14os Balm
bridge Street. is very III in her residence,
and her condition Is regarded AS crltica''
Judge Clopton yesterday finished the
April term OF the court. which was adj
jol,rned until the next term when besl''s
May 21st. ~
The Cemetery Committee will meet
tonight at 7:15 the Health Committee 4
snt 7:45 and the Street Committee At
Mr.. Ernest Wells is III IN his home
Mrs. Fannie Wise OF STAFFORD county
ia visiting Mrs. John NJ. Reynolos, AZ No
1917 semmes street, ,.
Miss fLuclc ellis returned 70 her non,n
in Appoinattox after nleHsan VISIT 70
Mas Maude Pittman, Of East Eleventh
Z M. and Mrs. Wesley Y. Clarke, OF no.
1,1o Hull street are visiting their uncle,
ME- ", KY Crutchneld' near Hopewel' 4
1T Rey'ADr. r. II. McFaden, Of Richmond,
y,,i preach in the PRESBYTERIAN Churcn
to'n,nht and Tomorrow night These
.ar,,,cea will be prepare tory for the evan
re,istio meetings which will be conducted
by Rev, G. S. Lingamfetter' OF Berkley'