The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-18
A SECOND WARRANT
FOR {. |. DASH|ELL
Charged With Larceny Of S173.
Two OF His Bon1smen Ask to
Be Released.

/ special 10 The Times Dispatch. j

NORFOLK, VA, January ia Sec
ond warrant. charming the larceny OF
$1.3. and the nppiication OF two OF his
bondsm.n TO be- relieved, were the de-
ve,opnients to-oay, leading to the gee
ono arrest OF u; L. Daan.ell. at has
home In Portsmouth. II. $. Thomas
brings the second charge. no details
beng given. Several civil suits for
recovery from Mr.. and Mrs. Dastiell
have a so been filed. "A court officer
is guarding the sick man, pending the
adJustment OF the question OF binds.
Roland King and eugene Brlnkiey,
bonuslll.n of Dasniell, to-day appeared
before Mayor Reed. OF PORTSMOUTH, in
the Police Court, and asked to be re.
l.eved.
Mr.. King explained that he asked
to be relieved. having learned that Da.
SMELLS real estate holdings would not
cover the amount involv.d. MIR. Brink.
ley explained that he asked to be re-
lieved at the request OF his wife and
other numbers OF the family.
Mayor Reed said he saw no reason
to refuse the requests. but referred
the .bondsmen to the Commonwealth
attorney. A conference will be held,
1t is understood, at the residence OF
Mrs. Dashieil. where he will probably
wave preliminary hearing, and n new
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the Hastings Court.
Company 3. Of the Seventy-irst Reg
ment, has decided to make n trip
across the continent to the Seattle EN-
position In 1909, and the necessary
monty Will be raised by popular sub
scrlption or big benefit. 1t Is prob
| able that series OF benefits Will DC
/ worked up during the next twelve
1 months to augment the fund. The nrs'
of the ser.es will occur February attn
| What Is lacking will be raised by
| final appeal.
Broke I'LL. Neck.
John johnson, boatswain aboard tn
new collier MelTofe, belonging to tn
Massachusetts sitc.aship Company
I and due TO leave go Roads this morn
ing at daylight on her maiden trtl
to Sabine to load q cargo OF sulphhl
for New York, fell through the hatch
~ y Just before dawn this morning ane
broke his neck. He died instantly. IN
sailing OF the ship was delayed 70 ho!e
an inquest and ship the remains e
Quincy Mass. where johnson shipped
The Melrose Is magniacentiy butl'
collier, steel throughout, with thirty
| six foot hold, and will be used as
coal collier between Norfolk and Bos
ton. after the completion OF the Nir'
ginian Railway. In the meantime th'
vessel will be used IN INC coast"'s'
traue as an independent
The tug Merritt. of the Merritt-Chap
man Company, returned to-day from
tho scene OF the wreck OF the schooner
John E. Devlin. at Metompkin Inlet
and reports that the vessel is mig.
on the beach. wedged into the sand anf
CLAW OF that region. with about nv
feet OF water in her hold. II is NO
thought she can be rescued from NJ
position, and abandonment is probable
It developed to-day on an examlha
ton OF the bodies of the victims
thc Inflated Leonora that there hat
been a mistake in identity. and tina
the remains of Captain Gllchrist ma
been inferred as one of the seamen a
| Diamond Shoals, and seaman's BOG.
4 sent on TO Norfolk. II seems that cap
/ tain Gllchrist's body was the last t
be washed ashore. The remains OF tn
skipper will be dislnterred and sllippe;
10 his home at Mystic. Mass.