The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
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C.0UR d FILLED !!
Many Celebrated Fourth
More Entliusiastical Than
Wisely Receive Dues.
NEGROES {. MUST !! Y! | BEHAVE BEL y T:
Justice John Fit,ed Two $40 Each each
for Being; orderly on
NEGROES I! Y Y! BEL. ! We

4 OF being nlive on such a day ssl ]; 5
H So thought the Little Father as he
took his seat ut half -past nine o clock y,
the Police Court yes terday morntg 6. HIS
classic face wns touch ed With more g Q q
Il r,1blcund color, than s his wont, his
eagle eyes were tunusually clear and his
heart was filled wi tn the summary soft
ness OF the morning. And 80 the One John
was prepared to deal out Justice viii an
even hand and to be VI lenent wherever
lcniency held promise of q fruitago OF.
good II n the prisoner at the bar had
partaken Of more mint juleps than We're
we'll for the steadiness Of his head and
the straightness Of his footsteps. the Lit-
tile Father was q inclined III to n remember
that the Fourth OF July--tho great and
glorious Fourth comes but once year
and that q man were hardly to blame 4
he celebrated the great event not wisely
but too we'll. t5t t BY III
81 Delightful breezes filtered through the
windows, and SO 500 thing and mollify-
ing was the effect that the Jedge actual
; w beamed down upon the occupants Of
the press mems box, and smiled broadly
at the, audience IN general. u; /, #
Look Into Ordinance.
II The case OF Mr. Cyrus Bossieux.
charged with hauling three hogshead In
securely fastened on his wagons was CALI
ed. Policeman Ogivie explained that the
main fastening was @ chook block two
by four. and that It appeared insufficient.
Mr. Bossieux fought "a t was peri
safe saying that At was the system IN
general use. Jedge Crntohfleld confessed
that he was inonplussed, that he didn't
know what to do about It. Eas he didn' ~
consider himself an Sinfallible Judge 3S3 In
such II matters. Mr. Bossieux said that
n
frame the ordinance In tho City Council
but he dld1l, 1T know ;whatait meant. The;
ledge continued the case unit i July lrth,
50 p as to- allow Of % v little invest igahon
into the operation,4o Of the said 10 rfid nance
Annie Taylor, allow, had been disorder
IN on the Fourth, and she WAS requested
for $3.50 ~ toward the finances W. the
city. si7 " ti. 5s I'll
aGs MIKE Farrell, white, old, wizaned and
bald, was UP for being drunk ii and 2
AWagrant N t3i rs
Gimme liberty, or gimme death.,'''tipe
5yentured. please 1ern1ne go. 4 iii
Never do 1t no more r.. questioned the
Nav SIR The culprlt glided from the
room.
3 a. SA, Jones' white vagrant unskilled
In deception, was found on Tenth Street
I'd the rocks for thirty days was his
sentence, lightly passed u and as lightly
taken. IA # # 3g 5i i3i
"a Joe Garter, black, was given the usual
for disorderl iness. III E
II III. 4 G. Richardson. white celebrated his
country's day by shooting a pistol lin the
street. He was ghtened OF IS.
Frank Brooks, n one-legged white man,
got drunk and went down to THE dock
Z to get out Of harms way But harm, in
the person OF n policeman, n fol loved him.,
and 6he was brought to- court. His general
appearance got h1mso #. -3
N Henry Podnde xter, colored. had been!
abusive to Policeman Duffy. 81
89..Shan't abuse my polcemen' said the
Jedge. ms he recorded fiNe in his little
book. 1T XII sas Sys AZ ERA 4ss5
Vanity Of Fine Clothes.
Victoria Watson Of equal height any
way YOU measure ller, appeared In baby
Z blue skirt, white 'shirtwalst and faring
red hat. Notwithstanding. she was fined;
$3.50 for having been disorderly, which
shows the vanity of woman S q ress. Nj
Rebeccaa Ande rson and s Lizzie Jones,
two daughters OF Ham, raised merry
Cain on a street car on Main Street. They
called the conductor some awful names
and the tongue lashing cost them ten
per. What sorrow may lie in q Woman's
tongue! "A 55St 5Sj 5f
Carrie Allen, colored, young enough to-
still hang to her mothers apron strings,
but who said she possessed neither home
nor parents. was sent down for thirty
days. is i 4g3
( Celie Coley. black as the acc OF spades.
paid $250 for being drunk and disorder
~. N e I. Il lis II 3l5
being dlsorderly on a street car. II was
simply orful A. III 3Si
gF Mary Smith, a young white woman,
who seemed to be far downln the depths.
ana who was still suffering from the,
effects of intoxicants, was sent down for
sixty days. 35s II i; ..$
Eddie Frazier, II colored hadn't orter
cussed on the premises Of w. y II. Cross,
as he learned TO- his sorrow when he was
asked for tWo-ttft tj;s NJ I'D ii s AZ II & s33{
\ John Lnndon 4, Il col ored, y vas a. lowed to
repair to his home sweet home, In Han
over county. He had imbided q little too
freely--like some Others, s II
Chest,na Hutchinson, colored. disorderly,
Charles Brent, colorod, pistol, Powhatan
county, sixty days. 4, d M 5
Disorderly on Car.
derby on street car, It cost him $40.
Mr.. Julian Bossieux and Mr. ohm h q.
Cheatwood were up for allowlrg s,the use
of mules that had, the one q sore neck
and tho other q sore back, Agent Of the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals, Mr.. II G. Taylor appeared
against them. The Jedgo let Mr.. Bos,s
sIeux 90, but he said that ti,a couldn't
stand tho sore back idea. Mr.. Taylor
said that the animal was covered with
sores that aggregated dimension Of
II by inches Mr. Gheat Wood was fined
$40. &
.,&''Honestly, feel sorry for YOU" said
the Jedge addressing Mr.. CheatWood,
"but don't come here any more, Like
the money! b III
George Miller, colored, made mistake
in swearing out a warrant against Me,
llssa Leo, charging her with stealing ms
laundry, He paid the costs,
VIII Harris, colored. disorderly on
car was fined $40.
Daniel Anderson was ,found acting IN q
suspicious manner on Plum Street early
yesterday morning. He had his shoes
OFF when the policeman found him. he