The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch.
1920 Hull Street.

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The result Of The iunacy commission call
the snnity % n. Il. Criddle, Of Swa nsboro,
will DE reported this afternoon by Drs.
RueEcr aud Bryce, who have had the pa
tIent under observation for the LAST week.
AT the examination held last "wednesday the
physicians stated to the magistrate that
they were OF the opinion that crIddlc's un-
much sthnulant and would only be temper
airy They expressed the desire 10 have
Criddle under observation for Il week. dur
Ing which time the effects of the alcohol
would nave time TO wear Off. a.
a great deal of interest Is exhibited among
the southsiders as 10 the findings Of The
should be declared insane the grand larccny
proceedings pending against MIN now for
his alleged theft, OF SSos from Liberty Coun-
ell, Junior Order of United American Me-
chancis. would have TO tc dropped, In case
he Is found to mentally sound he will be
tried on tho indictment under which he i.
held at present. and In addition Will be tried
before squire Gheatham on the charge OF
being drunk and disorderly.
on Easter Monday Griddie is alleged to
have become violent from lie excessive
drinking Of whiskcy and to have put Tile
residences around his house In a state OF
seise after having injured severn, people.
He has been confined In the City Jai! since
Easter Monday. Al the time OF his recent
arrest he WAS ont OH IA ball.
Bishop Chandler to I'rcnch.
II was announced yesterday that Bishop
". a. Chandler. of the southern Methodist
Church. will occupy the pulpit OF the Cen
trai Methodist Church. sunday morning at
ii o'clock The pastor, the I.ev. Henry G..
Pfeiner, VIII preach NJ the evenin: service
az usual.
reputation as a preacher and the high place
he occupies in the affairs OF the Southern
Methodist Church. VIII probably attract a
large congregation sunday. Air. rfciner says
that he expects 4 great crowd OF Southslde
Mcthodists to be present.
Suits Postponed.
Both the snits sell eduicd Tor hearing yes
terday and Monday in tho Hastings Court.
Part ., we're postponed By agreement OF
opposing council. They Will come up for
trial e!thar toward the close of this term or
during the May session. Judge Wells be-
lieves that a postpcncment OF the suit
scheduled for ihls morning will be asked.
The court Is occupied i'll tho consideration
OF several small 1chancery cases.
Saturday VIII be given over to the issu-
ance OF city liquor licenses for the coming
year. Seventy liquor dealers in South Rich
mond have given notice OF their Intention
TO apply for 4 renewal of their license. the
remaining ones having been taken out in
December. No indications has been given
that the court will refuse TO renew any Ii
cense.
In Police Court.
TWO dininutivc negro boys. charged with
"hopping" freight cars and attempting 10
steal rides. were dismissed yesterday morn
Ing with a warning by Justice Maurice In
the Police Court. Part q.
William Wells and James Green. both col
ored. were arrested yesterday afternoon.
charged with lighting In the street. Both
negroes were bailcd for their appearance in
Police Court. Part ., this morning.
Andrew Sturd!vant. a negro, charged with
skipping his hoard bin. was dismissed by
satisfactory arrangements had been made
between the anxious landlord and the willy
Andrew.
To Give Recital,
Prof. ". Henry Baker. organist at All
Saints Episcopal Church and director OF the
Richmond Philharmonic Orchestra, will
- ~ - q. ~xtt T~tl 80, L -I-ts A IL -L ~
Balnbridge Street Baptist Church with Mrs
r. p. Shinett, Miss Lillian West and Miss
Doris Baker. a charming program OF Sc
~lections has been prepared. and Southsiders
will have an opportunity of hearing music
Of a class that is not frequently offered on
this side OF the river.
Mrs. Shilett. with her pleasing soprano
voice. has already won laureis In South Rich
mond: Miss West. mezzo soprano, IS also not
unknown and admired over her for the
beauty OF her execution. but Prof. Baker
and Miss Doris Baker. violinist. have never
ple yed before q Southside audience.
Personal and General.
Mrs. r. F. Ellington has gone to Green's
boro. y. c., to visit friends.
Miss GoldiN Williams. of Eleventh and
Hull Streets, is Ill at her homo.
B. H. Morrlssette was confined 10 his home
sionewen Jackson, Fraternal order Of
Eagles. will meet tonight ut 8 o'clock in
Tho Rev. G. T. Forester and tho board
OF the Decatur street Methodist Church are
actively engaged in pressing the campaign
for the subscription OF the $500 which mus.
be raised by next Monday night in order to
iiquidate the debt on that portion OF the
new house Of worship which has already
been erected. Fourteen hundred dollars has
already been raised in a ten-days' campaign.
Stuart Lodge. Independent Order OF odd
Fellows. met last night in the OddFcllows'
Hall.
Liberty Council. Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics. held their regularly
weekly meeting last night in their lodge
rooms In Cerslcy's Hall.
The members OF Lily Council. Daughters
OF Liberty, held their usual weekly meeting
lust night at S o'clock In Fraternity Hall.
Manchester Lodge. Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order OF Elks. Will meet tomorrow
night at 3 o'clock IN the Elks Home. South
Richmond.
Henderson Lodge. Independent Order OF
Odd-yeliows. Will moot tomorrow night al
S o'clock in Toney's Hall.