The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-11
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
Negro Charged Will, Shooting
White Man at Crewe Under
Arrest
BIG WATER TANK BURSTS
Home Of Mr.. Reynolds Robbed
i'll Broad Dayligft--Pcr
sonals and Briefs.
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so1lals and Briefs.
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch I
No. 110a Hull Street.
ono or the most important arrests
ar tthc vonr w,v nnde vestcr1nv
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'er''oo''' "Neh lS'lllcer 1arre', - Wy
| county s.force landed Robert l'itzger-i
Laid, colored,. wanted Oh the charge OF
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ABOUT Two weeks ago. snort is now
dangerously III III u LynchbufS nos
pital.
Is INC negro mad been WORKING At
I, Brisner d Co.'S Factory. and young
man named Philllps,3 VINO was a'so
employed there, slnd VINO formerly
lived IN Grewe' recognized me insl-
/ tive. The authorities at Crewe were
|. notified and Deputy Sheriff and City
Sergeant Dyson came here, together
| with officer Shefeld, OF the Atlantic.
| Coast Line Railroad officer FARRELL
accompanied by the otners, went 70
the factory ana served me. .harra an
| upon the man. re was paced ~ we
Manchester jail where he renamed
until train time, when ne was taken
| 70 #SIcWG. s
1t is said that the feeling against
the negro in Crewe Is very high, end
1t was rumored that he mad beeh
taken to Petersburg instead OF CreWe
! but this was not the case.
A reward of $3.50 was offered for
the capture Of Fitzgerald, and Hurri-
cane Branch's hounds were. put upon
his trail. Owing to this expense,
! the amount of the reward was some
|
stands on His Merits.
Ms, s+.tan,o,+ tbot N IS customary
to,. M :, a,,,bars NJ lie senate and
/ tIanss'at ina,ar tas ~ alternate between
I,,,ast arsaId .s.sna powhntan counties
S ~ ~ ,orous,v denied here Yesterday.
n Mr' r. = Tonay Who represented the
an,,,t ,as =, antioned served in the Leg
ts1a,,,ra two con secntive terms. MS did
1 Captain Hobson, OF Powhatan county.
III speaking of the matter Mr. Pul,
liam, one OF the present can can. salo
last night that ne was ~ .ne az
on ms menus aho wa ''e - -,
70 ~ .,- p.,....
Z '5s'i".
. Considerable excitement excite was caused
YESTERDAY morning ~ oi-sI ~ t M III,
te,,,, -. ,rhtch s,,,,,,,,, +he Southern Sbops
broke ana dumped more than 10000
gallons Of water in that vicinity. No
one was injured
! "a The tanks stand on frame struc-
ture, and are about sixty feet In the
air. They have capacity Of 10000
Il gallons each. pedestrlens VINO nap
pened TO pc passing were much lris sl,-
ehed when they saw tlmpers ana ueprls
slns W az =, W :
pu,eu =" ,'o1. - j,
bnnns ~ tSa +anL hrnLa and 'caused
4 M ,containar r. - to Snieces
,rhesa tanks not ono sunnlv the
J. slops. but also the southern Railway
|, locomotives. The company will use
\ the twin tank until the other one can
/ be replaced The tanks were put up
i, about fourteen years ago. and 1t is
: supposed that the iron hoops had be-
y come impaired and gave away.
q Robbed Home.
e .rha ,o,,,. ~ Mr. " - Pavno,as I,
100 tInll straet ,,as entered ~ Er,d. !;
y ana 4 loclxe+ ana chain ana hornd
> > bag wore taken fron, tho .,,,e,,,isa .
: mr. n,atte, ,,ou Laa,, ',,,o.,+,a - ~,
: nol,ca ~yae+ardav INA no c,yas fo,,nd
? M +ha contorts ,yar. =, i.,,nr M.
:, Z robberv occurred IN broad davlight
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news 'rie1s ana ferso 1.
Mrs. george +. Hal. or li24 Buch'
nnan Street. is quite sick at her home
Judge and Mrs. Walter a. Watson
are at Martha's Vineyard.
Dr. r. II. Hancock, of Norfolk. Il
r visiting Mrs. A. Royal at Forest Hill.
Miss Eliza Ingram and Miss Ethe
Smith are the guests Of Mrs. r. G
IA Wood In Chesterfield. They are at
tending q house party
i, Miss Kate Gary, of Henderson. lief
!, yesterday for her home, accompanied
by Miss Lang and Miss Irene Allen
who have been the guests Of Miss IAN
ME Du Val
"A Mr.. and Mrs. John Topin, Of Atlanta
Ga. are visiting their sister. Mrs