The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-30

poned again this time on account of
the ndisposition OF Judge William !.
Clopton. II has now been pending
p pass It eGu III coming hu 70 trial.
served OH Charles FL. Myers, charging
him with forging check for less than
fifteen dollars; He appeared oe t.s
Examination. lie made application to
Judge Clopton for bail. but this was
refused. After remaining in. jail for
several days Y writ OF habeas corpus
Court. Judge Keith heard the case:
and granted him ball In the sum I'm. OF
$500. The case was called for the Feb ;.
ruary term of court, but he was not
'' At the May term Of court the attor-
neys for the defense, Messrs. Pollock
and Pulliam, moved to quash the We :
nlre and the judge sustained them IN
this, and the case was then set FOR tne
June term. At this time the case was
ready ito be gone into. when. 1t devel-
oped that one of the principal wit
nesses for the Commonwealth was sick
and could not appear, me case ,l'eh
On July 25tl, number of witnesses
had been examined, and the case had
Been gone well into. when the Com
monwealth's Attorney moved that tne
The, In, Commonwealth had heard that q
member OF the jury had been guilty OF
perjury, and since that time Juror pa,
Wis has been indicted and will be tried
On FRIDAY next. The case was then
,ourt. The jury, after three days. was
given the case, and after being out
everal hours was unable to reach a
verdict and they were dismissed.
Fox-Curtis.
There was typical autumn we'd
| live NJ MIR. and MIS-.
John S. Robinson, No: 100 Decatur
Street, Yesterday morning when their
daughter. Miss Rsvelle Robinson Cur
i! ouh aif iFos Of ,hf New ps'1 York. A''
'front.' of an altar which was. banked
with palms and ferns. the entire color
scheme being white, ana green, white
The bride was attended by her two
sisters. Misses Bette ard Alma Rob-
freen taffeta. They carried white
hrysanthomums.
The bride, who entered upon the
,e OF frep her f ST. wo was arss Iht
.oses She was met at tbs altar by
'Ir. Fox who was attended bv Mr.. Ar
hur NJ. Travers. Of Washir gton. D. c.
Rev. j. K. Jolliff. pastor of Central
Z. E. Church. The wedding march
yas rendered by Professor Ernest
T7l'or.irs the ceremony reception
vas held. at which number of out
4 flown gueTts We're present. Anon g
hose Were. Messrs. j.. Ward Neal. OF
syracuse. N. y: F. D. Rooms. of Scran-
on, Pa: Mr.. ard Mrs Arthur NJ. Trav-
rs. Of Washington, and S. c. vedder.
| II Albany. N. Y.
| The large runher of handsome bril-
al gifts We're received. Immediately
fter. the, reception Mr.. and Mrs. Fox
make their future home.
Personal Mention.
THE Brownie Band" produced at
Leader Kali last night. was success
md large audience witnessed the
aerlormance: The proceeds Will go to
| Few. Father Coleman, pastor OF the
Sacred Heart Church, preached Mon
lay night at the Forty Hours Devo-
lion at the Sacred Heart Cathedral In
Or. ": +. Merchant who has been
lutte sick at his home, has recovered,
and is able to be out to-day.
sgnaFd u5 aaa at T The eE
pital. returned home Monday, and Is
Mrs. Johnson delivered a delightful
lecture before Indianoa Tribe Of Red
Degree Of Pocahontas," which is the
ladies' auxiliary for the Red Men.
John Burke, alias Burt. was before
the, Police Court yesterday charged
with stealing brasses from the South.
ern Railway. He was given six month:
IN IN, Jail. His father came from Rich:
Mayor later bailed the boy.
Ms. E; Mitchell. Of No. 1910 Balm
IN william Byrd Hospital, is rapid.
Mr.. and and Mrs. j. A. Lucas left Ia :
night to visit their daughter: in Roa
months and his many friends are gla
to see him out.
Misses Pansy, Myrtle and N1atti
Belts, Of Manchester. attended a sur
prise party given to the Misses Win
/, free. and Ryland at Drewry's Bluff las
! week. Miss Lucille Belts. OF Richmond
. was also present.
!, The Earnest Workers" OF the Pres
byterian Church will give a Hallowe'e
party In the lecturc-room on Frida
!; THF WEATHER