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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
HOTEL men. LEAVE

Complete Session. Here and Adjourn
Work for Good Roads.
The Virginia Hote, Mems Association
completed It's sworkTlast night and adj
|journed.
The officers elected are c. FL. Paxton,
Natural Bridge, presidents. I. Berry
Dodson. Norfolk. vice president; J. II.
Callahan. Clifton Forge. secretary. En-
ecutlve Committee. M. Atkinson,
Richmond (chairnan); ". c. Roger,
Norfolk: j. B. Spencer, Williamsburg;
". w. Lynn. Lynchburg, and Fred E.
Foster, Roanoke.
The following new members of the
association were chosen: Bernard ].
Lowenberg, Moses Stern and Garry D.
NJ. Sherman. Norfolk; F. w. Atkinson.
Richmond: Mr.. Shattleboro, Baltimore.
The retiring president. Mr.. c. Fl. Con-
solvo. presided at the sessions yester,
day, and between the meetings held
for business there We're enjoyable
lunches One was given shortly after
noon by the management of the Park
Hotel and another in the evening at
Murphy's. On motion of Colonel Muir
ply committee was appointed to CO.
operate with the r. P. a. in its eff
forts to secure good road legislation:
After the luncheon given by Colonel
Murphy last night the entire party
went to the Bi1ou Theatre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
EXTEND WELCOME
TO NEW PASTOR
Reception Given to Dr.. Kelly by
Congregation Of Broad Street
Methodist Church.

An enjoyable reception was given
last night by the congregation Of the
Broad Street Methodist Church In honor
of the new pastor. the Rev. Gilby Q.
Kelly; D. D., WHO has made a fine i'm
preston since his assignment to a
Richmond pastorate. An address OF
welcome to DR.. and Mrs. Kelly was
made by Mr.. Minetree Folkes. and was
responded 10 BY the pastor. !, During
the evening there was some, deliEhtful
music. The program included sew
erAl selections from 9 Quartet, consist
ing OF Miss Viola Diacont and Miss
Anna Nelson. Mr.. S. G. Wingfield and
Mr.. j. II. Johnson.
Among the solosts were Miss Anna
Nelson. Miss Viola Diacont and Mr; s.
g. Wingfield. a recitation By Miss
Maggie Bryant was feature OF the
program. Refreshments We're. served.
and the evening closed with informal
enjoyment.
Among those receiving were Mrs. L.
r. Christian. Mrs. S. r. Bishop. Mrs. ".
F. Richardson. Jr.. Mrs. J. r.. Leonard.
Mrs. 6. C.. Kelly, Misses Oracle Briggs,
FLORENCE Kelly, Virginia Kelly, Mamie
Mr., ". r Richardson. Jr.. Mr.. John =.
Briggs, DR.. e. c. Kelly and Mt. s. T.
Bishop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Then LONELY IDA
WENT BACK TO JAIL
Other Negro Woman Who Els.
capped in Henrico Captured in
Richmond.

Ida Owens. the second OF the two
negro women who escaped from the
Henrico jail on the night of New Years
Eve. was captured last night by Po-
lice Officers AGREE, Pillow and Mat,ern
in the home of her mother, In Jack
son Ward. where she had been in
hiding since her easy exit from the
county prison.
The officers burst in rudey upon a
quiet family scene. and sternly called
for Ida to come forward. Ida minced
about for few minutes, doclaring
that she was not the Ida they wanted.
They insisted. and then she command.
ed her .man'' to help her dress. With
all his fingers thumbs, the man" III an
aged to fasten some of the buttons In
Ida's ball dress-for she was deter
mined to go In style-but disclaimed
the title she bestowed upon him. Mean
while his Wife Minerva. was out in
the street waiting for him.
:Eie went. to- the Second Station with
Ida. but there he was claimed by MI
nerva, and she. marched off triumphant
y With It 4 him u ~ got him now was
The other woman who escaped re.
turned to the jail several days ago
and gave herself up. Iss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
PHYSICIANS MUST
REPORT DEATHS
Court Issues Warning That ordi-
nance Will Be Rigidly En-
forced Hereafter.

. On complaint, of Or. T. c. Levy,
health officer, DR.. ". a. Strole, of the
city ambulance corps, Brown Brothers.
undertakers. w. 7. Johnson, UNDER
taker (colored). and DR. George E.
Barksdale, were made 10 answer in the
Police Court yesterday morning TO the
charge OF not complying with a city
ordinance requiring them TO report
Crutchfeld dismissed ell the cases on
the ground that the health office had
been lax Itself in not requiring strict
observance. the ordinance before.
However. he issued warning from
the bench to all who may be delinquent
hereafter
The city ordinance requires that
deaths be reported by physicians with
In six hours after decease, and that
Undertakes must apply for burial
certificate within etWenty-fonr hours.
Hereafter. the law will be rigidly en-
forced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
OFFERS FARM TO
SALVATION ARMY
North Carolina Woman Makes
Generous Proposition to Captain
Fowler, Of This City.

Captain Fowler. OF the Salvation
Army. received a letter yesterday from
a woman in Davidson. N. c.. saying
that she owns farm containing 700
acres. on which she will be glad to
accept as tenants several deserving
families who can work the crops on
shares. Captain Fowler is now look.
ing among his people and hopes to
send them on their way, feeling tina,
the move Will be most beneficial.
hose children are being led into mis-
chief and eventually into crime on
account of their poverty and the lack
OF proper opportunities, and who final.
through no fault of theirs. when one
comes to think how they have been
raised. An effort will be made to
have such families move to this farm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
WENT HEAD FIRST
INTO MUD PUDDLE
Negro Kicked Heels in Air Short
Time and Then Scrambled
Out.

While travelling peacefully along
Broad Street. Charles Bonaparte Of
Fifth and Duval Streets. driver for
Mr.. Levy, commission merchant. met
Ia street car last night between Meadow
and Allison Streets. The meeting was
very disastrous to Charles, for he
landed in a puddle, with his head
firmly mashed In the mud at the bot
tom Of the hole, whence he eStricated
himself with difficulty. His head was
badly cut and bruised in several places.
the injury requiring the attention OF
DR.. Strole, of the city ambulance. who
treated the wounds and took the man
home.
The horse came out of the accident
uninjured. but the wagon was prac-
ticalIy demolished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Or. Gi,a.rs,ecve's Accident.

Or. J. r. G!dersleeve, who had a. danger
ci,e experience with escanlng Gas at the
WesunureJand Club on Monday. issued a
statement yesterday as to how the accident
occurred. showing some of the details giy-n
in yesterdays paper TO be incorrect. DE-.
t;ildersleeve ordered q bath, which was pre-.
,,ared by d servant of the club, who Lighted
i, gas stove. There MAS detective connec-
ton in the pipe. which allowed the. gas 10
t.scaps, causing Temporary asphiSation.
sI,epreseIltatve OF The Times. pispetcli were
unable TO reach pr. Giiderseeve on tho
night of the accident. and ailgent inquiry
rirong a number OF his friends brought
sor,. %arr!ng accounts Of how the accident
happened, REPRESENTATIVES O.: the club dc
Axatn4 L. mako any s,Atenlant-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

Width. beginning at sThirty-fourth and
Leigh, winding down the picturesque
r "a 70 The east, crossing Pleasants
Road, at a point Just west Of the rail-
road crossing. ThisAwill give lsulton
an easy Grade and beautiful read q to
ward at Thirty fourth and Leigh, The
Improvement can he made at nomiliai
cost, as the property owners are viii :,
ing to surrender the necessary ground
free OF Charge,
Councilman G, II, Richards Will he
known as the bnulevara' i father. since
his appointment as u member of ,tlle,
quietly and persistentlS for the accom-.
splishment Of his object, securing the.
necessary plans, napers and lnforniar
!slated that the Improvement Will soon
M provided. M #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

wv yITH concurrence on the part OF
N/ the Board OF Aldermen IN the
wv zpsclsaao psso1n,ion apnr.1prlia1
and Improvement OF Th!rty-tourtt
Street, the East End viii have a boule,
yard and general satisfaction will pre-
YAH in that part Of the annexed terri
tory. At theNmeeting OF the Common
Council on Monday night the resolu.
tlon was adopted. Ghairmon Mills, of
richards and Grimes. OF Marshall Ward.
champioped the cause and II Went
through with but one opposing vote,
Great Improvement.
When completed the improvements
will extend from Broad 70 T street
The roadbed Is 10 be thirty four feet
wide, paved with asphalt blocks. Mex
10 the curb slne on each Side there Will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

he en- cight-foot grass plot, n when H!nl.a.
2 row Of trees will he planted:t trTin ne
an an el stsf nG ssrasnSo,.thc s!asWalk WIl
sis feet for the entire street.
Thirty fourth street y the 2, only !,
thoroughfare on Church. tiill 1 1frr ru. =
Chmborazo Parls With Oal5wood Ave
nue.. aud When Improved VIII have 9, con 2
pleted one 81 the main offsets "a ar i nnl
neNatlon. y Will open t.,,,,,Ins 't il,
length, ana viii VIII give the pssopls Of !hSs
section delightful ressasnne IA
from Chimborazo to the W 7Vl = Y otu 49,
Driveway for Fulton.
There Is another and N !, ) sn 9 mn,er
s way 70, i'm aors r. n,snd
the people Of fulton, " w 4ost Il ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
LEADER OF BURGLARIOUS
GANG is III YEARS OLD
Youngest is Aged Six and They fingered Over
Theft Long Enough to Brew a Cocktail.
All Under Arrest Now.

Four little white boys. the oldest of
whom Is but eleven years of age, were
arrested by Policeman Neisz yesterday
evening on the charge of entering the
Broad Street. and stealing therefrom
a pistol and GO cents In cash; and the
store of Fl. f. Waldrop, on Brook Ave-
nue.. and stealing therefrom 800 Pied :
cash. The boys are Eddie Farmer,
aged eleven; Fred Farmer, aged nine;
Willie Feinberg, aged eight. and Ellie
Feinberg. aged six years.
The boys broke into the two places
Sunday night between s and 10 O'Clock
by opening the transom In the front
door of one and climbing over. and
by smashing the transom of the back
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
GLAD HAND FOR BOILING {
Not known Yet just When He VIII
Take Charge AS Engineer.

Superintendent Boiling, hi who was
elected City Engineer at the Joint meet.
ing OF City Council Monday night, said
yesterday that he did not know exactly
ed to discuss the matter. with Mayor
Mccarthy and City Attorney Pollard.
in view OF certain questions affecting
the department but the Mayer wa = It
more badly needed In the Engineering
Depar tment. however. than in the wa
ter office.
eratulat lions yesterday, The large ma :
1orIty he received on the joint ballot
was an evidence Of the publio,s eoqInfi-
Of the people In Council,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

door in the other. In Krouse's they
fingered long enough to brew some
connection which they dlgniricd by the
name of cocktail but which would
ton.
Officer Neisz was put on the affair,
and. after working less than two days,
gathered the little chlprits In. The
boys practically confessed to Mr.. Neisz
that they were guilty.
Eddie Farmer was in the Police
Court not long ago on the charge OF
breaking into the Elba Hardware
Company's store and stealing lot
of rifles. His companion, negro boy,
was sent to the reformatory. and he
was dismissed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
BIBLE CONFERENCES
Series to Be Held In Richmond by Miss
Manning.

series u be t1eId IN tt1cnmOnu Dy MISS
Manning.
Miss Angy Manning. the field Bible
teacher, connected with the World
Morning Watch. who has been holding
Bible conferences In Nashville, Savan-
nah, Charleston and other Southern
cities. will reach Richmond on Satur-
day.
She will hold her first conference
here at r. NJ. on Sunday, and will
continue the conferences through the
week at the same hour in the Second
Baptist Church, at FRANKLIN and Ad Jams
Street.
Beginning Sunday afternoon. january
10th, at o'clock, Miss Taylor will
hold special conference for business
women in the assembly hall Of Wo-
mans Christian Association Building
Nos. 109-7ll East Franklin Street,
Evening. conferences beginning each
day at o'clock. will follow through
out the week.
Women of all denominations in Rich.
mond are interested in Miss Taylor's
coming to the city. and services were
held yesterday, at II a. NJ, in all the
churches to discuss questions connected
with her work, the. reports OF which
| have aroused much enthusiasm In the
entire community. Letters received
from cities visited by Miss Taylor sSeak
In the highest praise of her and of the
good she is accomplishing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
STANDARD Oil REC EIvERs

Another Step In the Antitrust Suit
FL Drought TN Texas.
AUSTIN, TISNAS, January S7.-Distrtct
steal properties in Texas OF the Stand
ard Oil Companies of New Jersey. New
York and Indiana, the National Transit
Company and the Union Tank Line
Company. fixing his bond, which is
considered merely nominal. at $4,000
The several companies are parties ia
an antitrust suit instituted by tho
State OF Texas. The court denied the
States motion for an interlocutory
Judgment by default, holding that SER
vice had been made legally, so TAR as
1.-THE evidence showed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
BENZ MORA TEMPLE
Annual Meeting and Election of Officers Hold
Last Might,

Ninn months OF existence hero has shown
pie, Dramatic Order knights OF khorassan.
which held its annual meeting last night
IL CorcoTan Hall. The temple has now,
2ul members und has collected and spent
since It's Organization about $500.
The meeting was a Very large one, and
the utmost enthusiasm was shown by the
members. The election OF officers was mos.
spirited, there being in each case number
of nominations
Those who Will oficia,e FOR the ensuing
yenr are; Royal Vizer, tho Rev, j. Halle
Well Dickinson: Grand E,nir. E. pous!as
richardson Secretary, Horace a. Hawkins !;
Tieasprer.hH. a. Runin; Assistant Treasurer.
Herbert /. Brown; Mahedi Joseph c
Taylor; sheik. Captain james 4. Ballay:
Satrap, ], L" Creery. sahib, j. D, I.eckcy;
Fast Princes. j.. L, Gilbert and Joseph T.,
Shepherd rs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
VARIOUS AND sUNDRY
Matte smith Is Charged With Trying
to XIII George Moore.

Matte Smith was, locked, up in me
with a terrible crime. The warrant ant
feloniously, beat one George Moore with
% umbrella with intent to MAIN Dds dis
Moore Moore didn't look his part
when he came from behind the run rla
very much disfigured and disabled IN
fact. II was put out OF commission;
up on the charge of beating his wife,
which "he hadn't orter, said his,
spouse.
john Ford. also colored. was arrest;
ed on the charge of assaulting and
attempting to strike with brass knucks
Ada Hicks and Mary Jackson. color
ed, citizennesses, go, mad with e e!,c,1
other and .Nda threatened to KICK
Mary. for which She was arrested;
David Goode. the alleged proprietor
of a crap-shooting house, was arrest
ed with four Others Of his illk.
Benjamin Cary, as colored as the
stuff lie swiped, was locked up on the
charge Of stealing III soft coai
from the chesapeake and Ohio. There
with the c'&ipter ends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
ASSAULTED WITH CUP
sam johnson Goes on Narpath With China.
ware and Meets Major Swins0n.

Sam Johnson tco!ored set upon Major
Sv,inson sometime last week. according 10
tho allegations OF the latter. and beat him
with a cup. The cup didn't last as long Is
other cups, both had evidently been con-
sulting. which were still working when the
two were last seen. The one used as a
''weepin' will be used no more. Sam was
gathered in by Policemen AGREE and Kuhn.
Swlnson was pretty badly cut. and was
laid away two or three days eefore he could
come forth to swear out warrant. Then
he reported the matter to Officer AGREE, and
Sam was soon behind the bars.
George Frank Lynne was placed behind
tile bars in the Second Station on the charge
Of being disorderly on the premises OF
Starkey Hair.
Louis Robinson. long. lean and lanky. was
brought in, charged with dsorderliIess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
SEVEN AUToIsTs HURT
Machine belonging to d. \. Blenner
Wrecked In Street Car Accident.

wrecked III street Sai .ASS'HShs' Y
Seven men were hurled from an au.
tomobile and severely shaken up and
the Main Street Station early yester-
day morning. The machine was struck
by Broad and Main car. All the men
are employees OF &. A. Blenner, and the
automo bile belonged to him. w. a.
Bohannon and L. w. Schake We're pain
fully injured, having been thrown
against the curbstone.
( The occupants OF the auto claim that
the car was not lighted. and that IT
was proceeding at high rate or
speed. The car men deny this, declar-
ing that the light was burning. and
that the speed was moderate. The auto
IVES couDletely; wrecked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
SURRENDER ABBOTT

Placed on $500 Bond to Keep the Peace, Is
Mr.. Pat McDonough. bondsran for F. =.
Abbott. charged with running gambling
house at No. 4i4 West Broad Street, heard
on Monday that Abbott had opened the
place again. and yesterday morning surren-
dered his charge.
ABBOTT was bailed the first time for his
appearance in Police Court This morning.
the case having been continued He was
bailed a second time BY Squire Purdie. wi.n
II. E. Waldrop as security. The bond was
In the sum of $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
HOUSE CUTS HIS THROAT
Citizen or yyaraela Ends Life BY Use

s{t OF a Razor.
Special to The Times -Dlspatch]
WAKEFIELD, VA; January 7.--AIr. w.
I. House, we'll respected citizen OF
this community, committed suicide yes
terday morning by cutting Hts throat
With his razor. The community is much
wrought up over, the affair.
He got up and made his fires as
usual, then took his razor and went
DOWN. to a point about 100 yards from
the house, and there in a lonely spot
before daylight ended his life. The only
cause that can be attributed was fall
ing health,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
ANNUAL Church Meeting.

tt EaEdosph Street Baptis; Church held It's
rinaol business session on Monday night.
gFspoIla from the various Organizations We're
ffead. and were very encpuragins. The pas
tors report showed that during the four
years Of his ministry the church hus re-
uelred lsd new members ana that he has
haft!zed ninety-four persons, married fifty
ms made 5000 pastoral visits Officers ana
committees o. the Church and It's orsanizl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Rnhhcd petectl,e.s uome.

Charles Meekins. alias Eddie Hampton
'fcticredl. was in the Police Court yesterday
morning on the charge OF entering the
,es.6ence OF w. r. Hewks and stealing
t,eretrom an overcoat belonging 10 G. u
Perry. Detective Sergeant McAiahon lives
sith MI. HAYES, and he and OFFICER WIS.,,
captured the negro soon after Ans. also re-
covered the Overcost. Owing 10 the abb
eence OF Sergeant McMehon. WHO had been
~ duty all the preceding day and nlrh;
the case was. postponed to January 18th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
snid I. N,aa Iiat,.

Wien Eliza Morris. aliaa Dabney tcoi.
orcd) appeared IN the Police Court yesteg-
tie morning 10 antwer TO the charge pt
firing pistol IN q cook shop al No. North
Eighteenth Street she declared she was
Shooting at rats. There may have been real
live rats in the place, OF 1t may have bee,
ethe brand which sire had Eeen TESTING.
Anyway. the explanation was not very satis.
factory 10 Justice Crutchfeld. and he asked
Eliza to contribute So TO the GIFTS ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Police Board To.Niyht

The Board o. Police Commissioners Will
bold It's regular meeting in the office o. INC
fshief az s O'clock tonight II IS NOT ex-
pncted that any business a, Importance wril
be brought up. THO committee appointed
10 aid Judse Witt IA MS seeetlu s az ,I,c
saloons which shsa bf leerse'l under tI!t
rev Law viii nor hc ready TO report noto.a
the middle OF the month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
WEDDING OF Mr.. FORBES

Richmond Man Mnrrlcs Popular Young
Lady of Chfcr go.
Special to The Times Dispatch.]
CHICAGO, ILL, January 7.-At the
wedding of Miss Mamie Heisen, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl G. Heisen. OF
No. IS Lake Shore Drive. to Mr.. Banch-
ard Forbes of Richmond, this evening,
Mrs. e. D. Hotchkiss. Jr.. sister of the
groom, was matron OF honor. and MIR.
William P. Forbes best man.
The wedding was quiet one, owing
to the recent Illness of the BRIDES
mony was performed at the home of
the bride by Rev. E. Phillips and was
followed by reception.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Comm,ttres Did IA, Meet.

-Four committees We're scheduled to
meet at the CITY Hall last night. but
there was. not even a quorum for one.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
tngs will meet this afternoon ri 5
O'clock to receive bids for the Rich
mond Building at the Jamestown Ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
New CITY Hall and Jail.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.J
BRISTOL, VA, January 1.-THE City
Council OF Bristol, Va. voted tonight TO eS-
pend approximately $4,000 for new city
hal and Jail. Bids will be asked for as soon
as plans can be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
TO TEST NEW ENGINE
Expected That Many Fire Chiefs From Cities
In state NyiII Il, pre.ent 3s.&Bg

In state viii he Present.
ne new Amoskeag fire tilgiEs. which nas
atF!vsd Wlll be tested on Moaaay ettaynnc,i
~ : O'clock a Mlnth ard canal strcers-
general Manager y. Arthur Burt, OF the
iElsFnatonal Power Company, from Which
W engine Mas purchased. has issued inviia-
tinHs 70 all tire chiefs IN the SKATE 10 10
Present. and II is expected that many o :.
, ne Amoskeas engines nra manufactured
~ ~ n sae ,amerlean Locomotive Wor,ss At
,tba M, Insra,, II, under contract w,l
wv '"N'""''9"a| foWs@ Coanpahy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
OFFICERS for z. II. a.

At the meeting Of the Police Benevolent
Association last night officers for the en-.
suing year We're elected as follows: Presi-
dent, L.. z. Morris; Vice President, W. y
Shields; Treasurer, Sergeant sIatthews: Sec
rotary, George Pollock; Entertainment Com.
mittee, ]. NJ Sale. A. 3. Duke, S. w. Tom
linson, c. a. Sherry and e. C.. Tate. No
other business was transacted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
Meeting Postponed.

The annual meeting OF the Baptist Coun-
ell OF Richmond and Manchester has been
postponed from Thursday night OF this week
until Tuesday night of next week. The
meeting viii be held at the Second Baptist
Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08
worked Sore Horse,

Hayes n colored liverynla., was in TIL
iT,olica Court yesterday Snornlng on thu
charge Of cruelty working q sore horse or
Monday. Agent y. g. Taylor. of the s.. r.
q A.. said that the brute was In n very bad
condition. Hayes was fined $40,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-08

Murder Woman aud Burn Her Up
II {IL..ANRENCEYILLE. GA., January Co.
1--WE NEGROES, John Hudson and Henry
Campbell are IN ia!l here, charged With,
5htyins murdered Hudson's wife and then
setting tile house on. hre ~ Ssn attempt to
hide their crime. d,5s ri