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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02

AND sLEMP
To Open SAME DAY
Roanoke is Watching Campaign
With Great Interest-Saund-
ers Getting Ready.
CONFESS TO ROBBERIES
Bank Begins Career With Large
Capital-Went to Washington
and Are Married.
CONFESS TO ROBBERIES

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
ROANOKE, August 2.-Roanoke
like all the rest of the State. is
watching with deepest interest the
marskaling of forces in The congress
sional campaign in the Ninth ana
Fifth districts. Mr.. Stuart. 1t IL an
nouneed. Will open his campaign at
Gate City August 20. Mr.. Slemp has
not said when he will make his open
ing speech, but 1t Is possible that ne
will do so at Lebanon THE same day
chosen by Mr. Stuart, Lebanon Is In
Russell county. the home of Mr..
Stuart. and Gate City is Slemp's BALL
wick. With such beginning the
Ninth district campaign liz sure to
arouse intense interest. Each candi-
date will take the fight right to the
home of his opponent.
In the Fifth nothing authoritative
is known as to the plans of either
Judge Saunders, the democratic nom
inee, or Mr.. John NJ. Parsons, his
opponent. 1t is believed they will
enter upon their campaigns about the
same time, probably September /.
Many Robberies
Richard Haden and David Windsor.
colored boys, were sent 70 the grand
jury in police court YESTERDAY morn
ing for stealing a pistol from the
home of A. NJ Mayfieid. Hollid ny
street. During the trial the BOYS con-
fessed to the following rohberles: Sec
ond avenue home, pistol and silver
watch; home of Mrs Syer. SIG; home
of Mrs. Luke. SIS: homo, of Mrs Haker
$3.50; home Of Mrs HuddI-sron,
pocketbook containing so ceats; nome
of w. c. Stephenson, 81. The boys
are about fifteen years, old.
Bank Opens Doors
The Colonial Bank and Trust Com
pany has entered upon Its active ca
reer. 1t Is the successor OF the Amer
lean Savings Bank. established here
by DR.. George II. p. Cole about seven
years ago. The Colonial Bank starts
with a capital of 100000. 1t pays
per cent. interest on deposits.
Mr.. John Bladon has gone 70 Gin
cinnati. Ohio, to take charge Of the
office OF division passenger agent OF
the Norfolk and Western. succeeding
Mr.. Allen Hull, retired. Mr.. II. A.
BEDFORD. of the New York Central
lines, who succeeds Mr.. Bladon here
is expected to arrive in the city mex,
Monday.
Wilkinson-Long.
telegram received here yesterday
morning announced the marriage In
Washington of Miss Hannah NJ. Long
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Long. and Mr.. II. Foster Wilkinson.
formerly private secretary for Mr. L.
Il. johnson, president OF the Norfolk
and Western. and now inspector OF
signals. Both Mr. Wilkinson and his
bride are prominent socially. There
was no opposition to their marriage
and they went to Washington simply
as a matter OF convenience.
When present improvements at the
Catawba State sanatorium for con-
sumptives are completed. the place
Will have capacity TO accommodate
two hundred patients. At present 1t
| can take care of thirty-eight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
NEGRO CAUGHT AFTER
LENGTHY CHASE
Policeman Duffy Would Not Give
Up the Hunt Though Hurt in
Fall from Wheel.

After a chase Of twenty squares.
Policeman Duffy Monday afternoon
captured Joe Morris, q negro who had
fired several shots from thirty light
calibre revolver at Levy Rose, another
negro.
The patrolman caught his man only
by borrowing a bicycle from drug
gist out in Jackson ward. He was so
tired when he jumped from the wheel
and started for the house into the
pursued had gone. that he tumbled
from the bike, spraining one of his
ankles, bruising his knee and cutting
his right hand on a Jagged piece OF
rock.
He had gone too far to give up the
chase. however. and went into the
house. made the arrest and telephoned
for the wagon.
In police court Morris said that
Rose had attempted to cut him and
that he fired TO protect himself. He
declared he had just been released
from the city hospital where he was
an inmate for some time as a result
of having been cut in several places
by a negro.
But Justice Crutchfield did not take
much stock in the story told by Nor
ris and after confiscating the revolt
YER, ordered him to pay fine OF s25
In default the negro went TO jail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
COURT POSTPONES
TRIAL FOR MURDER
Absence of Commonwealth Attor
ney Necessitates Carrying
Over of Cases.

The murder trial OF Clarence Book
err. a negro, charged with Staying Ed
ward Peace. another negro, on June
4. which was to have been held to-
day. was postponed until Friday by
Judge Ingram, sitting in Hastings
Court for Judge Witt. postponement
was necessitated by the absence OF
Commonwealth Attorney Minitree
Folkes, who is in Washington Ward
attending to the cases of Assistant
Commemorative Attorney Clarence
l.. Page. who Is Ill.
Booker Is charged with having
thrown a rock at Peace when the
latter laughed at his bow legs The
missile struck Peace oH-the head
fracturing his skull and causing
death.
The trial Of Custus Gray, another
negro. charged with forgery and with
petty larceny, was also postponed I'M
I'll Friday. Gray 10 alleged to have
passed a worthless draft for SAL sign
cd with the name OF A. p. Clark on
Henry S. Hutzler. The petty larceny
charge is an appeal from the Police
Court where Gray was recently con-
victed and given a sixty day sentence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
REPORT SHOWS
MANY ARRESTS
Chief of Police Gives Figures
Covering July in
Petersburg.
PROF. cox ON VACATION
Miss Baxter Ill-Lawn Party Be
gins To-night-Personals and
Briefs from Cockade City.
PROF. cox ON VACATION

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PETERSBURG. VA, Aug. 2.--The
report of Chief OF Police Ragland for
the month shows a total of 24I ar
rests in this city, classified as follows:
Assaults. 10: assault and battery, 15;
drunkenness, so; felony. I. fugitiEes
from justice, 10: larceny, 10; lunacy.
/; misdemeanor. %; peace warrant
2; trespass. g.; Migrants, 2; violation
Of city ordinance, 70. The amount
collected in the Police Court during
July aggregated SEAS.
Monday morning while overseeing
the loading of car of junk at the
rear Of his place of business on Old
street the Office of Mr.. Samuel Rein
ach was entered and robbed of $l1.
As soon as the theft was discovered
Mr., Reinach suspected a small color
ed boy who had been loafing about
the door. and whom he had several
times ordered away The police were
notified and the boy Will be arrested.
For Vacation.
Prof. y. X. Cox. principal of the
Business Training School Of Peters,
burg, VIII leave next week for his
former home in New Jersey for an ex-
tended vacation. Meantime the school
VIII be conducted under the manage
ment OF Prof. Clark j. Brown. who
has been assistant to Prof. Cox for
six months.
K. II. Mann. Commonwealth At
torney Of Petersburg, has returned to
the city. after spending some time at
Virginia Beach.
Mr. Bernard Harrison, of Washing
ton, D. G., Is visiting his cousin, Mr..
Eugene Vaughan. in the West End.
Mrs, A. Russo has gone to Pen
Mar. Md, on a visit
Miss Nora Baxter Is Ill at the home
of her parents on Halifax street.
Miss Ruth burlington Is visiting
relatives in Isle of Wight county,
The ladies' Bible class of Good
Shepherd Memorial church, in Bland
ford, will hold a lawn party on the
chapel grounds three nights this week,
beginning Tuesday night.
Blanche Alease. infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Worsham, died
Monday at the home Of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs II. B. Pollard,
on Grove avenue.
Matte Lucy Carr aged two years
and nine months, the only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Carr. died
Monday afternoon at the residence of
her aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Weber, on
Halifax street.
A. P. Hill Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams, with full ranks. left the city
Tuesday morning over the Norfolk
and Western Railway for Surry Court
house to take part In the unwilling
exercises at that place to-day.
Appomattox Commandery, No. 6,
knights Templar. of Virginia. viii
meet Tuesday night in Masonic Tenn
Pile. The Red Cross degree win be
exemplifled on several candidates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
MINSTREL SINCE HE
WAS 9 YEARS OLD
Late Billy Williams Was on Stage
Forty-Seven Years as Black
face Comedian.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.--The unique
distinction OF having been black
face comedian since he was nine
years old belongs to the late Billy
williams. who at that tender age
Joined a minstrel troupe. Later he
went into circus, but renowned the
rings for blackface acts again.
Williams, who was buried last We'd
nesday in Greenwood cemetery from
his home in Elizabeth. y. Twas on
the stage forty-seven years. He play
ed with such shows as The Way OF
the Transgressor" and Time Will
Tell" in which he played with Ken
needy and Magee. He was booked 10
play next season with a show known
as the Williams g. Walker Biackface
Comedians. williams last appeared
with the James Madison Stock Com
pany at Miners Bowery Theater. He
was then taken i'll and remained so
for year. until his death.
At the funeral the palloearers were
Fred G. Hess. Henry Zimmerman,
William HUFF. John Kirkmann, George
Messing ant John J. Magee.
Williams was brother to Mrs.
James Thatcher. whose husband pro-
duced BLACK Beauty and Quincy
Adams Sawyer"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
FEAR OF SPLIT IN
BASE BALL LEAGUE
Situation in Newport News Not
Such as to Give Much En-
enlargement.

Especial to The Richmond VirRinlan.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August 2.
The baseball situation Is all agog.
There Is going 10 be something more
adding, and that quick, in the Pen
insula League The whole story be-
gan with the resignation of North
End from the league on account of
the determination of the league di-
rectors to retain the services of UNI
pire Frank J. Giachetti. When North
End resigned Smithfield took up the
vacant place. playing an exhibition
game with the Fort Monroe team
Saturday afternoon. However, four
members of the Newport News Attn
letics were also members of the
Smithfield aggregation. They failed
to show up at the regular league game
at Newport News on Saturday and
Manager Blandford had to I'LL out his
team with anything that he could
pick up and was given a most inglo-
rious cleaning up by the Hampton
team The situation is something
more than strained. The report that
the Athletics will follow North End
cut of the league may quickly become
something more than report.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
MORE RECRUITS ENLIsTTNG
AT RICHMOND OFFICE

Richmond during July furnished IL
soldiers for Uncle Sans army. ac-
cordtng to Information given out Mon
day at the United States army re-
cruiting station here. This Is about
one-third OF the number who applied
for enlistment,
Until July 20 only previous service
men could enter the army, but on
account of many vacancies all arms
of the service have been thrown open
for recruits.
An applicant may at the present
time make his choice of any branch
The coast artillery corps Ia receiving
the largest number OF new men, while
the infantry, cavalry. field artillery,
signal engineering and hospital corps
are getting their quota.
All of the men taken in at this
station are sent to Fort Slocum, N. Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
CITY DEPARTMENT
THREE YEARS OLD
Monday is Birthday of Office of
Building Inspector in City

The Office of the Building Inspector
had a birthday Monday. Three years
ago 1t was first organized. and since
that time. according to George /.
Byrne. clerk of the Building Inspec-
tor and secretary to the Board of
Public Safety, permits for new build
ings and repair work aggregating $10,-
429.S77. have been issued.
Building and repair permits were
issued Monday to the following:
Mrs. Z. F. Page. to build a two
story brick dwelling. No. 2l0O Floyd
avenue, to cost $4,000.
John II. Lyneman. to repair frame
tenements flour dwellings), Nos. sol.
sos, sos and 507 Kenny street to
cost $1,000
White Star Laundry. TO repair build
ing and add a one-story annex in rear
of 1918 West Cary street, to cost slT5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
NO T|D|NGs YET
FROM MISSING MAN
Employees and Others Anxious to
Learn Whereabouts of Man.
ager Butt.
WANT STUART To SPEAK
Invited to Deliver Labor Day AID
dress in Newport News
Swept Out to Sea.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Aug. a.
The continued absence of Il. u. Butt,
manager of the Newport News Acad-
envy OF Music, has become a source
of considerable concern to his EN-
ployes. Three attachments were levied
yesterday by G. 3. A. Booker. lesser
of the building.
Mr.. Butt had already some time
since contracted for the erection OF a
modern ground floor theater by Mrs.
Thomas Tabb. of Hampton. and the
contract has been let for the con-
struction of the building. Arrange
ments had been made to tear down
frame structures which occupy the
site of the proposed theater and ten
ants were some time since moved out.
4 Mr.. Butt has friends here who think
that his absence Is due to some cause
that he may readily explain.
Want Stuart 90 Speak.
Unless Hon. henry C. stuart is too
busy with his congressional fences in
the Ninth district fight he will prob
ably deliver an address here on Labor
Day. he having been extended an in
vitation by the Labor Day committee
of the Central Labor Union.
Rev. 4. r. Wexford, u. D.. pas
toi Vi tlle It liSL IItSby tcLJ6il
seft to-day for Gloucester county to
spend his vacation. During his alb
sence his pulpit will be filled by DIR.
G. E. Bishop. of William and Mary
College. DIR. Wexford Is accompa-
MED by his aged parents. Judge and
Mrs. 3. Rand Wexford. formerly Of
Richmond. and by his wife Not
withstanding the fact that Judge
Wexford and Mrs. Wexford are now
both octogenarians he being s3 and
she SO. they are in good health and
expect to spend glorious vacation
amid the familiar scenes of old Glou-
Cester county.
A party of machinists left Newport
News for a short Sunday cruise on
Chesapeake Bay. The machinery of
their launch became deranged and
they were being swept out of the
capes to the open sea. when Sunday
night they were picked up by tug
boat and brought home. being landed
at Newport News at o'clock Monday
morning.
Captain r. f. wilkins has received
checks with which to pay of Com
pany c TOR its Gettysburg trip. Cap
tain wilkins and Sergeant Fisher will
leave on Thursday for Richmond en-
route TO Camp Perry as the repre-
sentatives of the command In the
contests In Ohio.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
DELEGATES CHOSEN BY
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

Captain George p. Shackelford was
Monday night elected delegate of
Pittsburgh Lee Camp. No. 8, United
Spanish American War Veterans, to
the State convention to be held in
Roanoke August IL. Lieutenant VIII
liam H. underwater. OF Company +,
First Virginia Infantry. was chosen
AZ alternate.
Lieutenant Edwin b. Loving was
elected delegate to the annual con-
vention Of the National Association Of
Spanish American War Veterans,
which will be held August 70 In Dem
yer. Col. Captain Thomas Rollins
Marshall was selected ~ alternate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
STABBED IN ROW
YOUTH is DYING
Fought With Captain of Oppos-
ing Basketball Team After
Disputed Decision.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.--Experiencing
q relapse early to-day from three stab
wounds that were inflicted on him dur
ing a fight among schoolboys over the
outcome OF basketball game in the
yard OF Public School. No. l55. at Stone
avenue and Herkimer street, Brooklyn,
Abraham jana. fifteen years old. the
captain Of one of the teams. was taken
10 the st. Mary's Hospital. where the
Coroner has been called 10 take his
ante mortem statement
When 1t became known Ia the police
that Jaffa had had a relapse and was
in a serious condition they sent out a
general alarm for Thomas Dreams. six
teen years old of Rockaway and At
lantic avenues, the captain of the op-
posing team. who the police said they
learned. might know who inflicted the
wounds. About two dozen schoolboys
witnessed the stabbing. which COM
pIeted a fist fight between Jana and
Dreams. se4..
Public School No. 1855 is now being
used as a summer school. The spa
cjous yard Is fitted up as an athletic
field. on which the boys play games.
especially basketball. every afternoon.
Jaffa has been captain OF basketball
team that regularly beat all their rivls
A team headed by Dreams essayed yes
terday to annihilate Jaffas team
mates.
Dreams team made good fight,
but the skill OF the opposing players
baff1ed them and they lost. The score
was close. An argument arose con-
corning one Of the plays that Melted
r. Jaffa's team a point. 1t was de-
clared that only for an unjust de-
cision the point would not have been
scored. Jaffa disputed the conten-
ton and he and Dreams came to
blows.
two made no effort to separate them.
but, on the contrary. formed a circle
around the two, and they fought for
several minutes. Dreams winded him
self by his rushing tactics, while Jaffa
remained pretty calm and reserved his
strength. When Dreams was pretty
well out Of breath Jana had little
trouble In punching him.
The onslaught IL said to have an
gered Dreams to such an extent, wit
nesses told the police. that a knife
from drawn and Jaffa was stabbed
three times.
The other boys by this time inter-
fered. They knocked Dreams down
and carried Jafta to q bench. In the
excitement Dreams disappeared. DIR.
O'Keefe was called from st. Marys
Hospital and he dressed Jaffa's
wounds Then he took him home.
Early to-day DIR. O'Keefe was called
to the boys home. at No. 1s1 Trux-
ton street, where he found him In
serious condition from a relapse.
He hurried him to the hospital.
When detectives called at Dreams
home they were told he had not been
home ~ night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02

margin, the court being unable 10 fix
grand larceny against him. He was
convicted. however. of stealing a watch
from Emmanuel Harris. white haired
darkey who said he was grown before
de surrender" and was ordered to work
on the county roads for four months.
Justice Crutchfileld could not prove
by the evidence before him tina. phoe-
be Bland. a negro woman, sold whisk-
ey on Sunday and acquitted her of the
charge Tuesday.
Clarence Mentis. who Is suspected of
being one of three negroes who broke
into several cars of the Chesapeake
l. Ohio Railroad. was turned over to
the Henrico county authorities. The
negroes alleged companions have been
tried and convicted in the county, one
receiving eighteen years and the other
twenty-five years In the penitentiary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
Lewiston

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
LEWISTON, VA. August 2.-The
Sunday-school Convention of the Gosh
en- Association held very enjoyable
and harmonious session at Walkers
Baptist church last week Mr.. p. p.
Rennolds was moderator and Mr.. Wait
Thurman OF the convention. The sing
ing was remarkably good and usu-
al on such occasions all appeared to
be having a good time.
Protracted meetings are being held
at Good Hope Baptist and Rehoboth
Methodist churches next Sunday. ~
Miss Payne. CT Baltimore, Mrs. Dew
and the Misses Peterborough, are
house guests OF Mrs. Waller.
The Misses Wtlliughby. OF Richmond,
are visiting Mrs. Tompkins.
Mrs, Turner and Mrs. Smith are with
their mother Mrs. Edenton.
Mrs. Chewing and Mrs. Liagar par
ticipated In the fsh try 1t LanE's MIL.
FRIDAY. 81 "A ~ 4sl. IT Il. ssass :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
Fight Interference Fatal.

BRISTOL, VA. August 2.-Robert
Reeves. prosperous farmer of Horse
Creek, in Greene county Tenn, was
shot by Thomas Shelton near the
formers home Sunday night and died
yesterday morning
Shelton and younger brother of
Reeves were engaged in q fight when
the older brother interferred. Shelton
shot him and disappeared. The
sheriff's posse is searching for Shell
ton, who is believed to have crossed
the mountains In the direction of his
home in North Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02

SUFFOLK. VA, August John
II, Mitchell. one of the councilmen
who framed the automobile anti
speed law. yesterday was fined $40
and costs for going too fast, and an
other $40 for abusing the officer who
pinched him, Mitchell is the second
councilman convicted within a week
for disregarding the auto Law whose
provisions he advocated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
Tobacco sales.

WINSTON-SALEM, n. C.. August
1.-THE Winston Salem Tobacco As
ISOLATION held Its annual meeting yes
terday. President Sterling Smith and
other officers were reelected Dur
ing the year ending July 81. 1903, a
total OF 2l.1ss.32s pounds of leaf to-
hacco were sold on the local mar
ket. and Ii brought s2.1l1.i63.T3
During the year ending July 81 1909.
a total OF 23.774.8s4 pounds were sold
for S2.3es,724Ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
she Is Maid OF Mystery.

,, BOSTON, August boston 10 in
the throes of a new sensation. A very
striking young woman. who styles her
self the Maid of Mystery" has come
from nobody knows where and set the
Hub in a whirl. The Maid of Mys-
terry Ia Grecian dancer. who. II IL
said, comes from one OF the best fami-
lies of the social world. yet no one
has been able 10 penetrate the secret
and discover who she is, She rides
in the streets in Boston in a victoria.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
Jack London Angry.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. August ..
Jack London. novelist, sent a letter
to Police Judge Samueis. of Oakland,
berafing him as bully for the judge
recent decision dismissing the assault
case OF London against Tim Muldow-
ney, keeper of tenderIoin rsstau-
rant,
London says Some day. somewhere
somehow. am going to get you. |
am going to get you legally. never
fear, and to the full hiit OF the law
and legal procedure
The Judge laughed at L0ndon's LETT
ter and called It pure nonsense."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
hitchs. s1o Elm. TO hitehina.

e. Fl. Hitchfng. young negro, APP
peared before Magistrate T. J. Puryear
in the county Tuesday morning charg-
ed with disorderly conduct and using
profane language on Fair Oaks car
Both the conductor and motorman
of the car appeared as witnesses
Hitching was fined $40 and cost and
put under bond OF $50 for six months.
His mother, Mary A. Hitching paid his
fine and went on his bond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
browns Herself.

HYLAS. VA. August 2.-Miss Alice
Bowies. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
len Bowles. of this place, drowned
herself in the South Anna river early
Friday afternoon. She disappeared
from home Friday afternoon. and ar
ter a long search, which was contin-
ued through Friday night her body
was found IN the river Saturday, about
a quarter of mile from her home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
Examiner on Hand.

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Aug. 2.
Prof. A. B. Chandler. Jr.. of Rich
mond, school examiner for this dis
trict, entered upon his duties yester-
day. He will open an Office In this
city and make his home here. Prof.
f. II. Russell, whose place Mr. Chan
dler takes. has been made president
Of the State Normal School establish
ed here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
MINOR CASES CONSUME
TIME IN POLICE COURT

Samuel Tiiiman. q negro, viii tell
jury why he attempted to kin Stuart
Smith, another negro. with keen
blade knife. The negro is also wanted
for stealing and will likely be indicted
on two counts by the grand jury.
James Crane. another negro, escaped
the Jury Tuesday. b., only . slight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
NEGRO Is HEAVILY FINED
FOR RUNNING BLIND TIGER

Especial TO The Richmond virgfnian)
LYNCHBURG. VA. August p
John Franklin. colored. who was ar
rested Saturday night charged with
operating a blind tiger near the West
End shoe factory, was to-day convict
ed and fined $50. Franklin recently
bought and paid $1,000 for a fine
residence on Fifth street.