The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-04
News Gathered From Southsiide..

, reelected. and Chief Lipscomb, wht
was present In the Council chamber
was highly complimented on the eff
Client service OF his men.
The board also passed resolutions
providing the force with nets and al
suitable paraphernalia for catching
dogs, and instructed the officers to in.
stitute an immediate crusade agains,
all unmuzzled CANNES In the city.
The police are already in possession
of an ancient iron cage, which for
meriy belonged to the old dog catching
force here, and they will be allowed tt
use one OF the city carts In which tic
transport captured animals to their
place Of execution.
The commissioners explained to
Chief Lipscomb that the dog ordin-
ance." providing that all dogs owned
within the city limits shall be muz-
zled during certain months of the
summer. is in full force, and the de-
partment was directed and empowered
to do away with all dogs found un-
muZzled.
chief Lipscomb says his men will
be fully prepared to cope with the
situation. He expects to have his nets
within four days.
Red Men on the River.
:
A delightful moonlight excursion
will be run down the river tonight
by the Indianola Tribe of Red Men OF
Manchester who will be accompanied
by the Daughters of Pocahontas.
The excursion will leave on the
steamer Pocahontas. which will pull
out from the Old Dominion Wharf in
Richmond at Sis o'clock sharp.
1T is expected that several hundred
people will leave on this outing. The
moonlight will be enlivened with mu-
sic.
Inspection of Almshouse.
The regular quarterly inspection OF
the City Almshouse was made by the
Committee on the Poor at o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The committee reported the institu-
ton to be in excellent condition. and
expressed itself as well pleased and
more than satisfied.
Members were driven out in the new
police patrol and made n brave show
Ing in the BLACK Maria"
Return from Ocean View.
A party of thirty-two citizens. who
have spent the past two weeks at
Ocean View, returned to Manchester
on Sunday night. Among the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Robertson,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Duval, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. r. Duval, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Du-
val. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Jewett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Thornton, and MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Duval. the last mentioned
being from North Carolina. Most OF
those at the resort were accompanied
| by their entire families. The party arc
greatly benefited by the outing. and
very much regretted parting with the
Isorrowful sea waves.
In the Police Court.
]. 4. Bartlam, who was arrested by
lChief of Police Lipscomb on Saturday
afternoon on the charge OF beating
and choking his (the prisoner's) wife
was fined $40 and costs in the Police
Court yesterday. The man, who lives
at No. III West Fourteenth Street, was
arrested on warrant sworn out by
Mrs. Bartlam. Mayor Maurice says
that this practice OF wife -beating must
cease during the warm weather.
Charles Gibson, white, arrested fol
being drunk. was fined the usual
amount and released.
Abraham Barnes, alias Sugar Boy
who looked more like the glnger-preaf
man, was fined SIS and costs for drunk.
en- rowdyism and for having incident '',' 'leS'
ally beaten his landlady.
Aiiphldn Sldt q SAtS - ~,
before the court on the charge Of non
support HIS case was sent on 70
the appellate court.
Negro Physicinn BADLY Hurt.
Or. @. William Moon. of No. sos 81
James Street, u negro physician, was
thrown from his overturned bugg.
near Seventh and Perry Streets early
yesterday afternoons. His wife, wis
was seated at his side when the horse l'sN
took fright, was also hurled With grea'
violence to the street, Both were
painfully hurt. "a
The runaway, which occurred ol
Seventh street, was due TO me brenk.
Ing Of a shaft after which the horse
became unmanagea ble.3 !,
pashing out Seventh from HUI Us
frightened animal was. making n 7. th !,