The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
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object of the SOUL IS affection. q 3;
roo much love III tits for me, said
the Jedge, who, had perhaps, forgotte,n
the passions OF his earlyi you tn. H Zine
YOU $50 each, y which, to say the least,
was, very unron oman to-
Fiji Lee Jones peercyl over the bar at the
August Jed dye. III e had been pic king locks
3somewhere $on Seventeenth Street The
~ ed ge2 never saw hiln,# for his nappy hend
#Wls t N \ beloWAthe level Of the bar Of
Justice. For ninety, days he will receive
his board and lodging at the expense Of
the city. BIZ n Js3s
IN The Little Brown Jug, s3#
s5li The Jetlge smiled broadly and slnacked
his lips d a little brown jug was p.aced
on the bar before his eyes. The jug con- con-
&faned n gallon OF whiskey, d and Walter
Berry. Ryland:t The accused denied ems
Ephatically,s but s$uncorvncin ". ss
I'LL give you four months, 4 said the
SJedge, Sixty lays for stealing the little
brown Jug and sixty moro for lying. '8
brahanl Il Barr es, col ored, wa 8. up for
Icing dsorderly and shooting crap He
%raid the 5usual So 80 II "
III oe Carroll had driven over a. hose of
thei fire depa rtment, for which no paid
ST; III 5ss
RI John Moo re, John logan, ford Pol.
lock and .4Al fred les on had enjoyed
the dell 81 at the game led 4 skin
game The cost was IS. &c. 81 81 ~ n
W Falls cavity on Her
Ida Ellis, Old and bent. and holding II
against LOWS ellis. M aTy Ellis and NJ III
.dred Roberts. alls.of q whom had Il bs1en5
fighting 5inS Her houge The % Their women,
,were, Young, stalWa and strong ;st he men
regular bucks yet they had all gotten
the poor o1dfworlanS into trouble BY their
3senseless fighting, She was one OF those
who had enjoyed Il the ha ppin ness sof the
days of@rslaverY; I'll e sot theirs are among
those who enjoy tho Ia eli hts sofE freedom
and lilt,rty Mildred Roberts had on
her best bid and tucker, @ ten acre hat,
jprepa red to make an imp ssions on ~, '.S
ceptible hearts, She stood at least SIX
feet In her s tockings, IL she had on any,
and .flaunted Il def lance In the 81 face ~
Justice. s,35 Il " 5iii 3
All but the old woman were fined $3.50
apiece; yet 1t was She, the innocent 3one,f
who paid the fines for all J, the total cost
amounting to s12, %. It was a .travesty$
on human Justice that the young bucks
should allow the woman to pay for their
animal deeds--an encouragement to vice
and a setback to virtue IA But the old
woman paid without q murmur. Per-
;hnps her reward will come when she
appears before that CHER bar Of Justice
where not only vice is punls shed 4 but
virtue Is rewarded, and jud gment ii is
awarded with an even hand.
Lee j ones. fsus pici GUS cf1arac ter, j; was
given nlnety days. 8ss. III IS Fl.
Thomas outley, a little pickaninny.
went Into the river after the manner, Of
his forebears, on the banks OF the n iger5
and the Congo, even to cleanse himself
Of the dust Of the city and to get some
surcense from the swelterlng heat. But
bathing Of that kind goes high In Rich
mond, and It cost the poor little fellow
81. Mayhap his Ideas OF cleanliness will
be deadened, and he will walk the earth
as ono unclenn. 81 VIA .i X