The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-26
HUMANITY n UNDER | 4;
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Faults and Farilties sof Vessels y *ss'els.
Strong d.Weakt Revealed ,e''|l' '1s5 t
AS Usual.
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card Saddle Gould Not =. Talk Gal ' Of
5SsS asas H ear Did: Both in
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4 Sss3.ss H 9 a Did Both i'm
, \ n Court.
n II The usual medley Of wronged ana
w,ironging humanity appeared II the 70 ~
q lice Court yesterday morning to pay the the
" p.per for their song and dance on So t
$$,,rday night and Sunday. The 4Wayfaring
II 81, nd erring of both races were there to
\ sp,l Il their respects to him who sits In an
exalted seat and dlspenses justice with
ESgnI free and liberal hand, and 81 departed
Their several ways wiser, II not etter,
s35rnen and women
sEE35 Fra nix King and Pat Harris, remnants
81 departed glory Of the ebon race,
Y handed out 1920 each for having been TOO
ii deep in their cups. "a IL ~.
YSs4sS Dick M cIntyre, colored, was UP on the
VI Charge OF having beaten and assaulted
q Victoria Jones. t$S FIe claimed that the
IN Nina a 'frllazon sinsulted Ills wife and that It
$gtehooved him to avenge the slight where's
! Upon s,ui1l3on he went forth with mighty hand
N ana did 5smite the aforesaid Victoria. His
#Ii onorE asked Victoria II she offered IN
6sutt " Is {McIntyre's Wife, Her reply was
||: I: III. emphatic Nor, SIR" The Gaze was
continued. * h i a
5sg anne H.. Mayo, & colored. waxed exceed
Ing wroth with Booker; II ash and pro-
" seeded to reduce him to hash In all verify
ii with a rock. He learned that a kind word
SS8turneth away wrath BY paying S. S5isS
!$tsas5s} Crump was given thirty days
n board in the Smith Hotel for having been
drunk a. R. TIN 83f
$ss Charles f. Rosser. t white, promised his
}Nllonorst to keep the strai ght and marrow
NAV even so long as three months, and
~ lie was allowed to depart in peace.
Y 5 Richard 3Bagby, son of Ham, interfcred
a with an officer of the law in the arrest
5s 81 {. Nv. Levi He said that he Just
him on the back in mute APP
B peal to have the otlcerlet his friend
Il 30; but he sighed as he went IN his jeans
III Tor two fifty. ISL
Comes High to Jag.
&64 Matte Gates. late of Irebus went on
& IA jag, She learned at the slight expense
s{ti s,5' th't ahe w 'ass n'ss '''s's
~ Mary Harris colored became angered
y with Emily Monroe and smote her, even
NJ as al woman smites herSsworst enemy.
81 Robert husband of Emily, happened
" along about the time, ana Joined in the
4 ARRAY against his wife, woe be unto him.
Is Borg thus having failed In his conjugal
ss duty and aiding and cbetting his wife
II ASSHilHHl, ll0 IGlu 1hi4 5Ai"iAa"
y paid $3.50.
leslie Matthews. w, "A. Cox and Her
man Redford white boys. threw rocks
( against the peace and dignity ofgIllle
q Common veal th.il 1t is considered Illegal
\ and very wreAg 80 to Simperll the Com
I monwealth, and they, paid $50 per boy,
Bud Rogers. Andrew Freeman, G. IA.
y Castor and j.. a. Brown, who claim
common forebear in Ham, INDUCED In the
Sow ocft A ~ ne
seventy cents and a9little bank, two by
four. were captured. Every man also lost
|! s251-the price It costs.
M Ralph "A. Howard engaged In an alter,
Z cation with Daniel Boiler, colored, on a
street car at Eighth and Broad Streets
Saturday afternoon. Tho white man at
tempted to make Boiler move Zip from his
rightful seat. and when the latter re-
4 fused. biffed him one in the orb. The
evidence showed that Boiler was occupylng
Y his rightful seat. and that tho burden Of
the blame rested upon Howard. A friend
! OF Towards g., Mr., Parrish went his ball,
but Howard was not there, and an nt-
tachment was issued for him.
FIN Captain Guigon. the legal representa-.
& tive OF the Passenger and Fower Com
" pany.5 appeared in the case. and asked
Justice Crutcht1eld to double the fine
X and so condemn utterly such arbitrary
Il actions on the part OF street car pas
II sen gers saying that much trouble Is ex-
4 perienced In this line,
5 " Robert Dooley. white, cursed and anus
"a Mrs. 3. -. Martin. for which Nnsil-
s lantry he paid s.,
* Junlus Freeman wrought the ire OF
4 his heart on Robert Gates. and pad
$50 for his outburst of passion. # 5 "A
Cost Him "V."
}5s5 Albert Olsen, whose name suggests
,t,xN r,f fa RI.
X FUSED to move at the earnest so!citn ion
Of an officer OF the law. He VIII prob
I. ,hly move next time to save himself IS
ES5 + Picnic Robinson, colored, Of tA yNortn
"a seyenteanth Street, shouted Look out
~ While" as an officer WAS about to de-
scend on. Willie and arrest him for sam
bling. Picnic claimed that he was only
sln, ni, 10 her little boy, Willie but st
Was ruled otherwise. and she "coughed
n mp $40.
AZ T,1nm street, had row Saturday mora
ing with Mrs. G. IT, Westphal dress
maker, who subrents room from he1.
Mrs. Terry said that she loved peace
q and aulet. and INDUCED In a little pane
+ s,,ra. IN her affection The trouble, she
\ ALLEGED. lay in that Mrs, Westphal made
~ tnn { much noise for her comfort, ana
ti,ev rad some words. but her n,moly
was not clearly distinct as 10 what
those words were,
sSs S.Ioos you want me TO jail them fol
ss mat ~ shrieked His Highpess. THE jail
8 Il tlls only hotel keep, end 1t has tht
b.sst fare Of any hotel In town, But
can't put these people there Just because
d You want to get rid OF 1them.' }.
There was formidable array OF Wit
4 nesses. and things went against the com
4 piathant.
1.-TWO families can't live IN me sanl'
as n houss rs tho first thing ] said wheI