The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
NEWS GATHERED
FROM RI SOUTH SIDE
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John sanderson Shot by William
2. Parkinson, a
Neighbor.
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John sanderson Shot by William
MAY HAVE. TO 8AMPuTATE LEG

About 10 o'clock last night shoot
Ing ARRAY occurred at 22l East Thir-
teenth Street, Manchester. as q result
OF which John T. Sanderson, an en-
ploye OF Johnson's foundry, is in the
Memorial Hospital with a bullet infhis
right thigh. which may cause the loss
OF that limb.
The shot is said to have been fired
by William Z. Parkinson. an engineer.
at whose home the shooting occurred.
Parkinson was arrested within half an
hour after the shooting, and few
minutes later was bailed. Mr.. II. T..
Eastmond going security In the sum
OF $500.
Sanderson was placed under the care
of DR.. Rucker. Of 1907 Decatur Street,
who who summoned an ambulance and had
where DR.. Bosher, OF Richmond. was
called into consultation.
An H-ray instrument was used to
locate the ball. and 1t was found that
the upper thigh was badly fractured
The doctors last night were uncertain
as to whether 1t would be possible to
save the limb, but did not think Mr..
Sanderson's life was in danger.
It Is claimed that the cause OF tho
trouble was Sanderson's intruding into
the Parkinson house after having been
sxnrsslo to keep aWay Several citizens
was tustifiable. Parkinson will be be-
fore Mayor Maurice on Monday.
On Murder Theory.
The Chesterfield police. who have
for the past two days been working
on the case of tho death OF the un-
known colored woman who was found
near Bellwood on Friday, are now fol-
lowing out the murder theory and have
O. negro under suspicion.
3 Ea 10 ar ,ioI Mt
terday morning was unable to come,
to any conclusion In the case, and adj
journed to meet Tomorrow afternoon.
The police have been informed that
the woman was seen on n Petersburg
car with a man several nights before
the body was found. and they are now
trying to find the man who was with
her. John Prue, a negro. who was on
Friday sentenced to Jail for six
months in Manchester. was under sus-
picion, but 1t was shown that he was
In Manchester on that might.
Both the Manchester officers and
chesterfield police arc working hard
on the case. It Is possible that the
woman comes from either Richmond
or Petersburg. The body will !. remain e,, AL,
ment until tomorrow afternoon.
Nunnnlly Got Sentence.
Henry NunEally. the young white
boy, who was tried In the Corpora
Of Of assuming Henry Nelson with a
baseball bat, was given sixty days
In Jail and $40 fine.
Ills ATTORNEYS. sA1essrs. #. M. Smith
and E. H. Wells, waived Q hearing
with the Judge, who agreed to the
punishment fixed by the Commons
wealtl's Attorney and the attorneys
for the prisoner. 5sls
John Crouch, white. was before the
/ y tor 1o1 q mr. charged
with interfering withSa man on y, g
street and being disorderly. lie paid
| SIS and costs.
Personals and Briefs.
/ Miss Leila Adkins Brown of Swansboro. is
!fviriting the Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. IT,. G. Utley, formerly Of Manchester,
/ died Friday at her residence. No. 424 South
i Laurel Street. Richmond. at II O. clock A.. M.
Mrs. Utley was we'll known here, and had
i many friends She was thirty years of ago,
i and 81 is survived by her husband. Tho
Methodist Episcopal Church this afternoon
Fat 3 O'clock and the interment Will be at
i NIhury Cemetery. "a IS 65
Miss Mildred Pulliam. who has been visit
4 ing her cousin. Miss Margaret fWeisger In
j Ashland, has returned home.
i ~ Mr.. and Mrs. N1nury Perdue End son have
\ returned homo after q delightful week ct the
4 MI. and Mrs. De Tanvesky and son left
4 last week for Chicago to n spend several
!. weeks 3 t3asi , f33 ,sB,
her home lip North Carolina after spending
4 several days visiting relatives.
Mrs, ". n; Tompkins and ~ two children I'D
4 she has been visiting her parents.
Il Miss Margaret Pettigrew Is visiting the
4 jamestown Exposition. Isl III / s3;s
q Mr.. Horace *. Reid Is quite sick at his
II ihcme on Twelfth Street. S{Ig @
III Master Emmett Graves Is very slick al
1.-The homo Of his parents, No, 1905 Porter
Il Street. 4 3sf.3 81
\ {8 Tho tRt Rev, Sheldon Munson Griswold, p
\ d., Bishop Of Sallnn, Kan, will preach III
A Meade Memorial Church this morning at II
\. o'clock. AT the evening service the pulpit
a will DO occupied by the Rev, liam Wilkin,
"A son the celeprnt cd open air, preacher, Sub.
"a jcct, ~ Shining Star, a Singing Angel.''ss8
4 E Mrs. James Brittona and dnu shter.5 of BAL
fillmore. are tho guests of Mrs. w. T. 6eldcn
! OF Holland Hill. i35S tSl Ss5s Sis9sss
II Rally-dny exercises will be held to-da,
a In Cownrdln Avenue Church., Tho Rev. q
N IL. Renforth, the new pastor from Grafton
II Va ~ will take charge there to- day. II ss
Il Tho Rev, DR.. G., II, Aicl'aden, of Rich.
nlond, will be the speaker In the fourth quar-
"a stcrlyE meeting of the Methodist tg3 Sunda,
School Union to be held 3to-d ny In West p nc
q Church at 8 O'clock. I'll & ssis
y II G. Broadlls has sold the hons md lot
\ Twelfth near Stockton Street, to Fl. =. WIN
Mr., and Mrs. a, - n 4, IN, Of Mo- 81
\ tA1cI3onough q Street, have returned Nh from
n Pence Springs, w. B5 YnsE whe re- n hey hayt
+ beer. spending the sslInrne n. lisS Es
Y Master Albert nderson his brotlor. WI
II Ne lnd sisters /! 1elena and S,ogiAnc ofs No