The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-01
women ALMOST
PANIC STRICKEN
Eaurel-St Car Scene OF. Nio-
lent and Sudden Attack
on oneself
PANE /, N,l SMASH l
Man Whose Wife Sat by Jones'
off Began Fighting and
Was Arrested.

After he had created what was al.
most panic yesterday afterno on on
Laurel street car, which at, the time
was crowded wit women. w IT. Woody
was placed under arrest by the ca,
crewy;-conductor John Powell and
Motorn,an L. Newsom-forvi violently
assaulting Jerome j.. Jonesofr, Of f2617
Kensington Avenue, whom Woody ac-
cused of nirting with his wife. tss5
There was so much disorder on the
car that it was delayed, 1, and the line y
was blocked a consid dera BILE slengt o1
time. All the women passengers We're
greatly perturbed u and excited. no not
knowing what had caused the row and No
wheth thera the assault was to have q e
violent ending Finally WOODY !. was vas
subdued. and was then turned ssoVer .ar
To Sergeant Marin. who tto olks hims I'M. to t
the Second Police. Station, " here he he
was ,admitt,l to bail, n Y
NJ Previous to the assault the street eel
oar there had been q row etWeen .e1
Woody and his wifi at a Broad stree !
theatre. and telephone catl Wasa Il sem
~ .tl1ae First station For an & otilcer.
All this disturbance wos overcome
,vithm,t, the necessity of&calllng I'M q
Zee officer. and NJ lrs. o odyti boar %
the car. n ,i}5S ,.
Attacked Unexpcctedly.fS ,5shH55ssS
onesoff got on the car. q 8 Ninth Int.
ana Main Streets betWeenA and s,sso y 9
O'Clock. He opened u ,pa per ana a. ,LesaA
read he says, henshe no ICE g,
an egtake a seat beside him as the car l
@ "a chea Eighth and Broad. i was
NJ .Svoody |. as n I afterwards s turned
he, hut he didn't know ne r.f am AN
continued d rea ding his pap.elr y y a q lew
,,,i,,i,t 20, h owever, according g ~ 9 Ss q q
statement made by Mr.. onesof IT, Mrs,
Wood y,.5 Who had evidently deal salt TIN ~
Ms furniture store and knew MN,
began a conversation, whic chEcon @ t1naed !
until the car got to Foushe "a ndS Hroau ; 9
Streets. 81 KS 4. Z, B, ss
a5g33 Yhather w oody got on the i car a a I
3that85potnt. or was already on the car,
Mr.. 1Jonesoff could not say but hout t,'l
warning Woody On me at I'm N. vi ~ 3 o9l =
sf1sts. and connmot Il Ion was inst tantaIleoNsS. S
Mr. j on esoff, L, seated between MIS-. "
Woody, the innocent cause OF the
who a. affair. and the side * q ne car.
RNVaE h lnleSS tOSreSlslt ~ ~
began raining down on MN ne duck ed
and dod ged. tS2 Ss IS 4. a Ii
ss Car Window Smashed.
he window On tho side was 5sma shed,
hut whether5hy his elbow. q $ lie 9 ucked
and guarded himself 4 6rFSb the. an,
Bfuriated mans INST Mr. Jonesof e didn't
know, passengers on the h, car y became
sthioroughlys alarmed, and 6 onductor
Powell ran IN and laid O. res training
hand Rpt y 4, ,,e g haa q . to,sa,, .,,a !
for istance am. " ~. rs taflllan = =
stopped THE car and rap back S e g y his y!
Scolmra d IS nlu is & II *, u. "
They pulled the angry i, ma ], z = !, away y
from Mr., i onesoff and arrested u him on
\ sasScharge Of being disorderly on the
CAR Then ! they turned him 70
5sarg can't M Iarrtn. Mrs, ~ ,otly con- 90 |.
Stinued on her wa
i ones OF. WAS lsuc essfIll In odg-
Ing the terTifte sblowss ainled ed mt him,
and on me out of the q ssatl t}nnt li1reil.
was summoned TO ppa.lrSS as a g. g
witness "a gatnst Woody stlla hearing
An Police Court this nlor rntrl sS