The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-26
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Son of Sergeant Saunders Can
didate for Place as Page i'll
Coming Legislature.
LITTLE GIRL BITTEN BY DOG
Manchester Bureau, Tiines-D Dispatch.
No. 1102 Hull Street.

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Manchester Bureau, Tiines-D ispatch.
No. 100 Hull Street. 4
John Saunders. eldest son OF CITY
Sergeant j. g. Saunders, Is q candid I,
for the position OF page at the coming
session OF the Legislature. and 1t is
highly probable that he will be Sc
lected.
For more than twenty-five years'
Manchester has not had page, and.
though. during Mr.. u. l.. Toney's last
term in the House, he asked for one, he
was defeated.
Young Saunders is a bright boy, and
lis we'll qualified for the place. HIS
father has been an active Democrat
and always worked vigorously for the;
party interests.
Owing to the sickness of j. II. Cog
bill. charged with assaulting Motor.
man Neal. his case and the cases OF
Herbert Mosee. Jack Royal. payid COLE
colored. were postponed yesterday until
tomorrow morning.
The case was called promptly In the
o Spe IL that cogbiii was III He appe, r,
ed In court but stated that he was too,
sick to stand trial.
Commcnwealth's Attorney Page was
willing for the case to go over. but
he had as a witness Motbrman Fuaua.
who is now living in Pittsburg, and
he asked. therefore. that the hearing
not be continued until the next term
by Mr.. II. NJ. Smith
Police Court Docket.
Things brolss out fresh in the Police
Department on Saturday night and i
Mayor Maurice yesterday. morning had
a lengthy docket. Chris Jones and
Jim Manahan engaged In a fight and
each paid $3.50 and costs.
10th and Harry stanhope. all glass.
blowers. got into a general mix-up. and
$3.50 each blythe Mayor. and Walker
was made to pay S. and costs.
Seven colored "crapsters" We're SUM
Of them appeared. Each was fined
$3.50 and costs and attachments were
issued for the other three. I
Henry Dickerson. twelve-year-old
white boy. was up on the charge OF
lful story and the Mayor held him I'M
til some one might apply to give him
a home.
j. S. Sykes was before the court on |
the charge of allowing eight cows to
run at large in violation OF the ordi- |
nance. He was fined $3.50 and costs.
Claude Jones was charged with being |
drunk. The Mayor fined him IS. and
was almost certain that he would be
unable to produce the money. for he
had been through the ceremony with
him before. Claude surprised him and |
was equal to the emergency. He pro-
duced ten SPOT" received his change
and departed.
Harvey Dowdy paid $3.50 and costs
for fighting.
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Zuline DuNal the daughter Of |
Mr.. Emmett DuVal was bitten yester-
DAY AFTERNOON by pet dog belong
was taken to DR.. Merchant, and herl
wound was cluterized.
st onewa!l jackson -Aerie. F. o. |
Eagles, Will hold an important meet |
ing Tonight. at which time the Officers
Tor the year will be elected. }
The supper. which was to be given
Hall by the ladies' ladies' Of 81. Ant thony
Aid Society. has been postponed The
later -
The Buildings and Lands Committee
has been called to meet on Thursday
night
selporation Court against Mrs. Martha tn Il /
swan by Elijah Davis who recently pur.
chased n house and lot from her at the cor. |
ner of Fifth and Everett Streets He |
charges that the defendant will not give !
Through an error in the films of the cuts
the picture OF Mr.. Joseph e. Davidson
appeared Sunday over the name of Mr.. j |
Z. Rudd The cut of Mr.. Davidson had |
been placed In the envelope in which Mr.. |
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