The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-18
news GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Curious Settlement Of Hindoo
Case Does Not Mollify
Mrs. Ali.
GARDEN PARTY TO-DAY
Lots Sold Yesterday for De
linquent Taxes Corporation,
Court in Session.
Manchester Bureau. Times-Dispatch
No. 1902 Hull Street

Charges brought by ALI. the H!ndoo,
against Hari Chand and Mrs. ALI, wife
of the complainant, were withdrawn
before Mayor Maurice yesterday morn
Ing. and the case was adjusted outside
o; court. According to the agreement
onciled to such an extent as VIII admit
or their living togethertn future "as
brother and sister" Their conjugal
relations IN other words are 20 ne
In accordance with certain customs
said to prevail In india.
Mrs Ali, however. when seen out.
side OF court was somewhat violent
In her protestations against her hus-
band. one OF her mildest statements
being that for eight years she had
supported Ali: that the bulk OF his
tha as
ALI had sold the roof over her head
and deserted her. while penniless on
the street.
II have little boy said she, "his
name is Frisco. He was born In the
= big city Of the earthquake. and from
that he took his name. Frisco Is now
. four years old. ALI shall not have
him. will defend him with my life.""
Corporuti ion Court Convenca.
The Corporation Court OF Manchester
was convened yesterday morning and
the following cases were set for trial.
Commonwealth against Algie Hughes.
felonious assault. TO be tried to-day.
Commonwealth against Myers. charged
with forgery. be heard to- morrow.
Judge Clopton announced that on
Thursday morning he would drive to
Chesterfield Courthouse to close the
Tune term OF that court.
Funeral of Mr.. Dnbcr To-Day.
The funeral of Mr.. Benjamin A.
Baber, who died suddenly Sunday at
ternoon at his home here. will be held
from cambridge Street Baptist Church
roft al n'clnrkZ Rev DR. +,
". Badly officiating. assisted by Rev.
c. o. Woodward and Rev. DR. Cridlin.
The burial Will be In Marry Cemetery.
Mr.. Baber leaves his widow and eight
L., Frank T., Mollie f., Ralf l., Gar
land E. and Agnes C. L. Baber-also
one sister and three brothers-Mrs. N.
f. Hinnant, Messrs. j. a., p. r. and j.
F. Baber, OF New York. His wife was
reported last night to be seriously III.
Children'n Garden Party.
children's garden party will be held
this afternoon between the hours OF I
and 6 o'clock, at the home OF Mrs,
Alexander T. Paxson. No. 500 Decatur
Street, and all Manchester children are
irvited. Four prizes will be awarded
good time will be guaranteed to all
visitors. Refreshments Will be on sale,
and nominal admission fee will be
charged at the gate All proceeds will
II go 10 tIlb MduClicsSS1 II AAAA1uS1 pa SSA'
Association.
Sale of Delinquent Lots.
About one hundred and fifty lots were
cried at public auction In front of the
Courthouse yesterday morning for de-
linquent taxes. All properties were
bought in by the city.
The real estate firm OF Augustine
Royal & Company will sell eight build
ing lots in what Is known as Bur:
foots Addition" this afternoon at E
o'clock.
4 The lots are located at Thirty-f1rst
and Lawson Streets.
Clincly-Timbcrlnkc.
Mr.. j. II. Clinely and Miss Eva Tim
berlake will be married "Wednesday
afternoon, July 10th, 1t the parlors OF
Rev. G.. Otis Mead, in Richmond. The
ceremony will take place at 3 o'clock
@ Miss Timberlake Is the daughter oil
Mr.. Edward l.. Timberlake, Of New
Kont county, and resides In Rlch-
Mr.. clinely. is "a son Of Mr.. Charles
EClinely, OF this city.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
ClinelysWill visit the North. later max.
dng their home in Richmond.
Personals and Briefs.
No news has been received Of the
three negro convicts who escaped from
a camp at Drewrys Bluff Saturday
mr.. j. M. Hines and family. OF West