The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-07
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch.
1920 Hull Street.

i.i-i lF l'none Madison lfo.
Z Two of tho three knife wielders who
sliced respectable citizens of the
Southsidc in the last few days are
still at large. but one. Richard Pat
terson. colored is cooling his heels
in the lookup pending a hearing FRI
day before Squire Cheatham. The po-
lice of the city and county are search
ing for the other two, but have so far
uncovered no trace of either
Just TO demonstrate that it Is not
so ''vury. vury" far behind the times.
the Southside has developed a little
crime wave all its own. and all that
Is lacking to match New York is a
! Magistrate Corrigan Ec expose the
frightful condition. II seems to have
become theS fashion In the coloreo
"sassiety, circles of the Southside to
carve ones sweetheart like u Swiss
|>cheese pattern. and TO tell the truth.
1t does give the future better half IL
distinctive effect.
All three victims of the new FASH
ion are reported TO be in fair way to
recovery. none OF the wounds being
of q serious nature.
TO Hear Case 'ro-Day.
The $4,000 damage suit of Isaac
Tinsley against the Baughman Sta
| tionary Company is scheduled for
trial this morning in the Hustings
Court. Part 2 Tinsley. who was for.
merly employed BY this company. was
injured while working in the manu-
featuring department.
II is probable that the court Will
adjourn before the end of this week
, S most of the docket has been clean
ed up and only n few small chancery
cases remain.
Concert To-Morrow Night.
The weather permitting, the first OF
the municipal free band concerts in
South Richmond will be given to-mor-
| row night in Washington Park. which
is the new name for Courthouse
| Square. 1t was originally intended
! that the first of these concerts should
| be given in the now ward last Thurs
| day night. but for some reasons not
made public. the beginning of the sea
son was deferred
Beginning this week, South Rich
mond is to have a concert every
| the size of the disappointed crowd that
assembled last Thursday hight. the
| Southsiders Intend to patronize the
concerts eagerly The music Will be-
| gin around $40 O'clock, and about
! two hours of the classiest harmony
Will be given before the program is
| finished
| The extra benches promised for this
/ park have not come yet, but the order
has been sent for them. and they Will
| probably be installed III Washington
Fark before many weeks. The concert
this week will be the first free concert
given in tho Southsde since the days
twenty years ago, when the volunteer
amateur musicians played in Court
honse Square.
TO Settle Up Affairs.
| a post mortem" meeting OF the gen
eral memorial committee Of the South
side fraternal orders has been calico
| for. s o'clock tonight In the office OF
Secretary w ]. Morrissett, on West
Seventh Street. This meeting Is call4t
for. the purpose of settling up the at
fairs OF the recent Southside memorial
! day and putting everything In The
| proper shape. AS the business is o
la nature to require the co-operatior
Of all the organizations engaged in thu
memorial day. every member Of tn
Il general memorial committee Is urget
10 be present.
So great was the success OF this FIRST