The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-02
KICKED BY MULE
WITH new SHOES ON
DEPUTY SHERIFF. DoIssEAU SEA
RIoUsLY INJURED AT STABLE
IN PETERSBURG.
YOUNG CAIN MISSING
E1TRIcK MOTHER APPEALS TO Po-
LICE TO FIND BoY-BUscH /;
MAKING UP
TEAM.

PETERSBURG VA. Feb. 2.--Mrs
| George Il. B~oisseau, deputy sheriff OF
Prince George county, was kicked by
a mule at the stables of Mr.. J. RI
Jones. ON Lombard street. Wednesday
afternoon and seriously injured. He
received an ugly wound on the head
and II Is thought his skull was rae
tured. Mr.. Hoisseau was rendered
unconscious by the blow and bled pros
fueely from the ears and hose. Tho
mule had been recently shod. Mr..
Boisseau was taken into a nearby
house and was attended by Drs. RAns
ME and Hoy. He was subsequently,
taken to the Petersburg hospital. Mr..
Boisseau is well known In his city
n has many relatives here. His
brother, Mr.. w. e. Boisseau, is sheriff
of Prince George county. and he in
the deputy.
Grand Jury Adjourns Over.
The special grand jury that has
been Investigating the charges brought
against the former management Of tho
Appomattox Trust Company. has adj
lourneS until February ~. The reason
for tins adjournment Is o known,
but have the sanction of Judge mullen
n was ordered upon the application
Of Dir. Charles w. Bland, foreman OF
the jury.
During the month past 220 cases
| 6SiC uiHpOsGu VI III TIC DOiiGe COuEtS
Classified as follows; Assault, 10; as
sauit and battery. T.: drunkenness, ~,
felony, 8: misdemeaaor, 10: larceny.
Il; iunacy, 4: fugitive from justice.
z; peace warrant /; ~trespass, 81
vagrancy, 8; violation of city ordi.
nanees. ~. The amount Of fines coll.
lected was sl07.
Nathan Goldman, the man arrested
for obtaining money under false pre-
4G a ylA - III III
magazines, when before Justice Plum.
mer Wednesday,. plead guilty to tho
charge and was given six months In
the city jail.
Her Son Missing.
Mrs. Charles Cain. OF Ettrick. has
asked the police to search for her
son. who disappeared from his homo
some time Tuesday. He liz described
as being fifteen and a half years old.
Light complexion and u eyes, four
feet eight inches tall. When he lefs
home he wore 81 blue serge suit, 8
purple tie and u fawn colored hat
h sales OF tobacco Wednesday al
the warehouses amounted to f7h,0oO
pounds Prices ranged from 10 Ia
sac per hundred pounds.
Looking Over Timber.
Manager Busch, Of the P~etersbur~
ball team. left Thursday morning for
Washington, Baltimore and Philade,.
phta, where he will hook over soma
candidates for the club, From Phil.
a%delphia Mr.. Busch will return to
Cincinnati to spend a month with his
wife. who is c-onvasvscing from n
serious illness at q hospital. The local
magnates are not taking part in the
discussion to raise the saiary limit
to s1.4e0, but are endeavortnr to ret
the best men possible at the 81. 200
limit. However they are. willing to
abide by the decision of the other
clubs, and If the salary limit is made
Sl,4e0 il will be acceptable 10 the
local organization. These facts wera
made known in interviews with Man.
ager Busch and MIR. Dcnnie Parkinson.
Funeral OF MIR. Peterson.
h funeral OF MIR. q. r, Peterson.
q prominent merchant Of Petersburg.
who died at Asheviile January 81. VAS
held from Washington Street Metho-
dist church Thursday. afternoon at Z
o'eiossks Services were conducted by
Or. George Il. Booker and the inter-
men was made In Blandford ccme-
terry.