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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
CHARTERS ISSUED

he following charters were issued yestsr-
day by the State Corporation Commission:
NlrSinia Beach Casino Corpora ton Nor.
i tPn,, va. ~ iiofheimer. president: j. G..
ho'he'mer. vice president: Harry 1Iofhei-
mer. secre;ary-ali Of Norfolk. Va c.apitai.
G aaMiinuin saecto minimum. 5000 Objects:
operate amusement companies.
virginia Carolina Tobacco Comnanv f1ncN
Danviiis: Va w. Y. NOEL. president. Dan!
n ', ,, va; ~ 7" Butler. vice. president.
NcidsViile y. G.; &. g. Holland secretary
a ana treasurer Danyllle. Va, Capital:
Maximum. $4,000: minimum 500 oop Oh
Jects: Tobacco business. N,G
r. r. Clark & Co. tInc.) Richmond. p
Z; clark president. Chester, Va; q r.
T, secretary. Richmond; L. T. ".
Marye. Ashland. Va Capital Maxi,num
1900 s,.. minimum. sl.coo objects: Lumber
An amendment was issued to the charter
o. me Home Aectylene Light Company. Of
iynchburg. decreasing the ma ximum CAM :
tai stock from sitoeoo to $4,000 and In
creasing the minimum from $1,000 to sie COO
An 49,. amsndmen, was issued ITO the charter
pahy, OF Rocky Mount Increasing the maxi
mum capital stock from 81. COO TO sIo0
An amendments was Issued 10 tho charter
changing the location OF lhe principal onfce
from fredericksburg to. Pctcrsburg !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
GOT ALARM FROM
RICHMOND HOTEL
But Thief Who Stole Clerks
Watch Escaped During
Excitement.

Though the house hrm alarm and
the police telegraph signal al seventh
and Broad Streets were rung to catch
him, the thief who las, night stole
the gold watch or Frank Pollock, clerk
In the cigar stand In the Richmond
Hotel. escaped
The house fire alarm was set on by
Mr. Pollock through mistake. as he
was laborlng under the tense excite
ment OF the moment lie first tee-
phoned to police hesNqua rtcrs. and
then rushed over TO the firm alarm.
which he broke open with a hammer.
setting OF every bell in the house.
Fortunately there was no panic in the
hotel. but lot OF boys and half-grown
youths Hocked to the scene from Broad
Street. and unexcited observers thought
an earthquake was in progress or that
some bloody crime had been committed.
The watch which, Is valued at So,
was stolen from Mr. PolIock's Goa, as
II hung on hook in one Of the base
ment rooms of the hotel II was miss
Ing only few moments, but the
thief made good his escape
Detectives Atkinson aud Bolton am
swered the alarm and secured a report
of the case futs7li AT THY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
DEFENDANTS ASK
court FOR DELAY
"Bathtub Trust Merely Seeks
Change in Date for Con
venience.

Efforts arc now peing made by
counsel for the defense III the case of
the United states against tile Stand
ard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Ct al better known Us tho "Eathtub
Trust, 10 have tho date OF trial
changed from May % 10 Juno Is. This
concern IS under indictment IN the
United States Circuit Court OF Mary
land. suit having been instituted by
the Attorney General. Upon applica
Ton for an carly trial. Judge Nathan
G;om SET May Or for the hearing to
| take place In Richmond, this point
icing selected for convenience. AS a
case Of this nature must be heard
| before three circuit judges, and there
hcing only iwo in this circuit. Judge
Hoif and Judge ). .. priichard dcsig-
mated District Judge John g. Rose,
OF baltimore. to SIT With them.
! The attorneys for the defense are
| No" endcavorine TO obtain the CON
sent of tho Federal prosecutors 10 a
/ reinforcement Of the trial and if they
are successful In this tlorc Is sma i,
\ question but that he court will agree
! TO Inc change.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
.HlG.HL AND PARK
ELECTS G H0LLAOAY
Citizens Association Names New
Officers at lis Annual
!. Meeting.

II. Holiday was elected president
or the Highland Park Citizens Asso.
cia ton at the annual meeting held Lao,
night In Northsidc Hall. None az ,lie
ofiicers who served during The pnnt
year stood for recollection, .reclinin,,
nomination on the groun,I that more
interest would be aroused through new
executives. The retiring officers were
rendered vote OF thanks byftiie mem.
ncrs Tor their services. The new OF.
hcers are as follows:
". H. Holladuy. president: II. r.
Lewis. vice-president, and VIC. Car
penter, secretarytreasurer li'
Chairman of commi,tees-F. r. Ron.
me- executive committee; c. V. Jones.
membership committed; G. f. Cross.
school committee; H. Z. Ferguson
streets and roads committees: a n
Itmbhrlakc, sanitation and police COM
mittee; " " Tiller, public interests
ana building. and George W. Bahlke.
entertainment committee.
The question of csta blishing a play-
ground In Highland Park was discuss
cd, and 1t was decided that the COM
mittee In charge OF this work appear
before the Town Council Mt Its maxi
meeting with the idea OF securing
sanction to the plan. il,Se
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
WANT PRETTY GIRL AND NOT
MARTIAL FEMALE FIGURE
Harping Critics Find Fault With 'Virtus, = On
Seal Of Commonwealth, and Would Make
Her Look More Beautiful.

In these piping times of suffragettcs
and masculine fenininlty, 1t may seem
remarkable that demand should arise
Tor the abolition OF martial female
figure and the substitution therefor
of woman who Is simply pretty"
Yet such Is the case In Virginia. where
tho movement for the emancipation
OF the poor downtroddcn females Is
still In the full bloom OF youthful
vigor ana has not been forgotten In
the next fad
Artists and carping critics and other
hishbrowed persons come now and
say that the figure OF "Nirtus'' on the
seal OF the commonwealth is ugly, IN.
feminine. inartistic, and altogether to
be detcsted. Wherefore. the General
Assembly should be asked TO change II.
and 10 represent "Virtus'' as a pretty
Eirl. with softened feminine features.
and With gentle. placid smile. instead
OF welding a spear. 1t Is said In all
seriousness that such a bill VIII he
introduced at the next session. Tho
matter has been generally discussed
about the State Library.
Those with legal bent OF mind Bit.
tcrly oppose the plan. They argue for
respect for the founders OF the COM
monwcalth. whose minds conceived Tho
design They would not change n lin.
IN the engraving. Tho ancient law.
thcE say, should stand and the seal
OF the State be forever the same.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
.P'AWNBROKE:RSTO
Fight ORDINANCE
Ask Court for Mandamus Which
Will Enable Them to Deal
in3Fircarms.
LICENSE REFUSED BY CITY
Elsner Brothers Engage Counsel
and Take Matter 10 Iust-
ings Court.

Alleging that o. A. Hawkins. Com
missioner of Revenue. and James Is.
Pace, City Treasurer. arc illegally
Withholding their right to license to
sell pistols, forbidden by an ordinance
recently enacted by the City Council.
Joseph and Sol Elsncr, doing business
under The firm name of Elsner Broth
ers. yesterday. through their counsel.
WFndham r. Meredith. made applica-
ton TO the Hastings Court for a writ
OF mandamus to compel the issuance
OF the license in question. In the APP
rlication 1t Is stated that the petition
ers applied for and received license
as pawnbrokers. In accordance with
section 10 of the tax bill OF the State
OF virginia. They have also received
license as .pawnbrokers for the city
Of Richmond. The license tax and all
demands by the State and city havo
been paid, the former license expiring
April 80, 1912, and the la,tcr January
81 of the same year. FL
me netition goes on to say that
after receiving these licenses tho ne
titioners made application for license
rs dealers In pistols under section 40
OF the tax bill of the State OF virginia
and rendered to both Commissioner
ia wilkins and Treasurer Pace the ex-
act sum of $20.75, the amount OF tax
prescribed bS law, as we'll as the fee
,,.,iL, -, - :, ~ issuing the license
which both officers refused to accent
Refused To Issue Il.
Mr. Meredith called at The ofT1ce nf
the commissioner of Revenue vester
naN morning to tender the payment for
me license to sell pistols. but its ac-
cePtance was necessarily refused bv
mo commissioner on account or The
prohibitiye ordinance. -
rms ordinance is a, variance with
sne state law, which allows pawn
me question arises whether thr ntn.
hinitive ordinance Is not ono OF clnss
cessation. In which case 1t would no
declared UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
me present petition OF writ OF
mandamus Is in the nature Of a tcst
Ease, aud It's result VIII he closely
~ Ta.ensu pS al the pawnbrokers in the
an OF whom will he affected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
R 0 VAIL APPLIES /.
FOR COUNSEL.FEES
Wants Court to Set Aside $1,000
to Be Paid in Mrs. Tenney's
Behalf.

william l. Royal. counsel for Mrs.
Emma S. Tenney. in divorce proceed
ings against her former husband, Geo.
q. Tenney. which We're recently de-
termined in the Chancery Court. APP.
piled TO the court yesterday for an al
lowance OF counsel fees In the sum
OF $1,000 AT the expense OF Mr. Tenney
l. .. Wendcnburg. counsel for MIR.
Tenney, opposed the motion as excess
Z slve. and the application went over
TO Wednesday, when certain state
nents of expenses are to be filed with
the court. II was stated in court that
the taking of deposItions in n half.
dozen States had already cost MIR
Tcnney $1,000 When Mrs. Tenney was
granted divorce from he'd and board.
ell questions OF Il monetary nature.
including counsel fees ana alimony,
were reserved by The court
Want hooks Examined.
5 Mr.. Royal also indicated his inten-
ton TO move the court for an exami-
nation OF MIR. Tcnney's hooks and ac-
counts By an expert accountant, TO de-
terminc his abilityto pay his former
wife liberal aiimony. MIR. Wen
denhurg claimed that MIR. Tenney's in
come was now much reduced, and
that such charges as We're proposed
would be burdensome and excessive
MI. Wendenburg asserted that at Inc
present time Mr.. Tenney's annual IN
GONE did not exceed t5.lOO per wear.
MIS- Tenney Is now drawing under a
temporary court order 5000 per month
or s2,foo year, or according 10 Mr..
y endenburg. nearly one half the an
huai income of her former husband
. turning the laugh on Mr. Royal on
sfe question OF tees, hr. wendenburE s.
Serted NAT al the beginning sir. royal
mad asked FOR $500 IN fees whieh
Ego neen postponed; recently he asked
ior 5000 which was likewise DELAYED !.
now he asks for s5.ooo Mr. Wcnden-
nurs suggested that as friend of
Mr.. Royal. ne would advise ina, ,ha
mater be held open for ,me--the
price seemed 70 be rising and il wouIa
BE q pity 10 close gu, tie account
Mnile thinss We're coming his way.
NJ Royali retort4d taat he wot,id va.
serve his ire until the question OF
sa n.ohY w[ssto De argued before the
! S'fAit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
OFFICERS FACING
WEEKS HARD WORK
Program for Camp Of Instruc-
ton Announced by Adiutant-
General.
LEARN HOW TO SMlTE ENEMY
Rcquisition for Colored Prisoner.
May Bring Colony Of
Hollandcrs.

Orders were issued yesterday from
the office Of the Acknowledgement
covering the course Of instruction for
the officers camp OF instruction, which
will be held at Luray from May ri to
81, inclusive. The program is OF in
,crest 10 all infantry officers in the
state. for practically all of them have
indicated their intention to be pres
ent at this camp.
The first camp OF the sort was held
at Petersburg last year. the officers
being muck pleased with the result.
i corps of instructors has been de-
tailed by tho Department CT the East.
The first day. May "a, will be occu-
pied in arriving at the camp and in
laying il out. including the work of
pitching tents The program of in
struction is as follows:
THURSDAY. May 95--1:30 to 11:45
=. NJ, all officers in tactical walk. adj
vance guard without combat: 2:30 to
$3.50 r. NJ. study of administration by.
all officers except second iicutenants
OF the line; second lieutenants OF the
line. military sketching: S p. NJ, line
officers and adjutants, advance guard:
staG officers. excepting adjutants, con-
ference by classes. U
Friday. May 26-Same as May a5
except That ut night line o.hcers anu
adiutants will study outposts.
Saturday. May 2I-Morning. all Of
hcers in tactical walk. outposts
Afternoon. same as preceding days.
Night. infantry in attack.
Sunday, no regular Instruction.
Monday. May e9-NtornlnE walk. In
fantry in attack, enemy In position;
80 10 $50 line officers and adju-
tants' walk. infantry 10 attack enemy
in motion Crencounterl staff officers
excepting adjutants. administration;
night. talk on infantry in defense.
Tuesday May ao--MorninE walk. In
fantry in defense defensive. often
sive). 1870 to $50, line officers and nd
jutants retreat. defensive action: staff
officers excepting adjutants, admins
tration. p. NJ, all officers in talk on
three arms combined
wednesday,. May 31-Mornng walk.
infantry In attack. opposed by infantry
and field artillery. 1880 to $3.50. walk
infantry. field artillery and cavalry In
attack opposed by force of all arms
Camp will then he broken.
There Will. of course. be regular
drills. the officers being in company
formations At these times there Will
lie talks by the instructors on various
subjects. Patrollng orders and mes
saEes VIII lie taught In conjunction
with advance guards and outppsts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
Woman Gave It as Security
When She Found She Had Left
Home Without Cash.

. = .
After struggling with the crowd to
reach the gallery entrance at the Acad
cny OF Music last nigI:.. woman who
was anxious to gee The Little Tycoon"
found that she had left home without
her purse. So there she was. right
ut the door, with a bunch OF good seats
toward the front, and yet she lacked
the wherewithal.f II was n distressing
moment, also en- embarrassing one.
If you ever struggled up toward tho
top ut n gallery rush" you might I'M
derstand what it means TO reach the
entrance without being properly equip
ped to got in.i has happened that
on some big matinee occasion women
lost part of their raiment part of their
hair a handbag, a box of fudge, or
whatnot. All of these things .hnve
been picked np by sweepers and re-
stored TO the proper owners
In the case last night, however, the
woman did not lose her Dockctbook
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
BLUES COMP ANY !.
ABOUT COMPL TE
Hoped That New Command Can
BE Mustered In To Morrow
Night.

'"ch remarkable success has hccn
experienced in recruiting members for
'he new company Of Richmond Blues
mt iiis nov hoped 10 muster IN the
eoininnnh Tomorrow night. when the
one hundred and twenty second ami.
'ershry Of tho formation OF the bal.
talon will be celebrated. In 10 las,
night the applica,ions or ntty-two Dr..
sFaDlc men had been received. and II
was hoped ~ Jnhn cu,chins. Of the
com inittee from the Biucs Association.
winch has the matter In charge ira,
we total OF fifty- eight would he .n (.
rolled by to-day.
~ Is stated that tho new comnaoy
which wili be given the name ~ r,
Noin2any. Is composed ~ acceptable
material ana II IS Anticipated that /,
NJ prove q credit to nc battalion
~ muster IN ,o-morrow night ma
10y aN'fh Work, and il may be- necea.
say? 10 receive II into the nssociatIb,
informally. completing Tho formal M.
ANS later. PROBABLY service Uniform,
could be issneh without delay. al.
thouRh some time must cIaYee MA,
nreaS uniforms can be pecursd
ihitic mas pccn said about posy,f.I,
oihchrH Tor Company y. the ..no,...
| heing concentrated on ,tK .orma,,,
| poshlpiS the oiilcots wii, bc s,,,n.,
members 81 the pa,,ai,on
organizations for tie auniyerxa, H.,
fpppeF az" nehrlH complete. TN
t.nu"hf. 81 Z: tA% pGnbtrs a, ~,
| fpfhinor's Fpoi Gu&fd hi con,er,,,.i,,
rs Aii!l & n.hssiblitg. ,h9Gxa ,t..s + ~,
certainty Known. 90 w
| THe i'iDes' asspciat!ou MI,
1 Ing iast Htyh,. |fIpUune ,o.,,.
J cispoaeG III. 800 ht'Ae
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
FIFTEEN DAY CAMP
Artillery Omcern Get In,truct,on.
l.ftHa About Fort RtIey -5-f7''- 4

Artillery Omcers Get Instruction.
About Fort Riley.
Instructions regarding the camp OF
instruction for, field artillery oflcers a
Eort Riley, Kansas. have been received
by Major 4. VI. workman from the war
Department. For the most part the
outline Is the same as that for the
There Is. however. this difference:
Last year the month or June WAC d.
vlded into three periods OF ten DAYS
each Most OF the officers. remained
for the first period, while n few stayed
for the entire month. which they we're
permitted to do. The plan this year Is
one camp only, for fiftecn days, from
June 10 Is. a
Horses are to be furnished the ON
GERS. The instruction is to be practical,
and The officers are told to study drill
regulations and the handbook of three
inch artillery material. These two
books arc 10 be taken by each ohiccr,
and also there Is 10 be conveyed to
the camp the p. G.. rulers and tho r. c.
telescopes belonging TO each battery.
II is believed that every Virginia
artillery officer will attend the camp
this year. ti'iN4l3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
IN POLICE COURT
Walter Henderson Convicted a.

""'fr Henderson Convicted for Ro,vlri.m
O..t, s on Street Car. -
a'sr ,. s. Henderson. the negro
win disordcrly conduct on 4 ciav Strs 81
car .sundny night was nred so in Poliee
, Yesterday morning. Henderson f.,
anheteo 10 have refused 10 move his
WhSi requested TO do SO by Con,i,c;nr
-. , M9oIS' ana In the ensuing altercntinn 10
.uiieu thc conductor from the car IIe. ~,
,tnpted 70 escape. but was caught sf,ar
"e Ing nred upon by Policeman Wnrrinsr
,i is,sseIi Ashley. thirteen years old rn q
,,hea s-v on a charge Of shooting RanaoInh
mn .lohn Wright. aged. rcspectivclv nina
ana i've years. with an air rifle. "' i'e
r,uMarn ROYAL, coiored was fined sim r.,
se,lns liquor without a lIcensc. and rs
GeiYed also an lnyistion for a sta. NJ =, ~,
un.s WIN City Sergeant SetterOeld r.
c Iiheh nc matter Justice C,rntchfeId ,,sn
'eIufeh Soen security for twelve moons -
JehhIe johnson. colored charged ritb :,
IKE oHense. was dismissed. ~ .
Junins Johnson. colorcd. who ia aIIerea
10 nave attempted TO dissect Henrietta ssiI
70 inc strains OF ra xtime dittv Saturdav
hlSht. VIII go before the grand tt1rv Il ~.
nreS'on Smith. coiored, viii go before The
liam Ia w iHry on a. charge of relieving viii
Inarlotte Davis, colored. charged win
running an objectionable resort at iio vorth
eighteenth Street, was hned $50 and costs
Nat scott. eolorcd, was sent ON 10 Tho
Eranh Jury on charge of testing his
razzer on Edward Ciatewood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
Pa,DnedHer Watch at Gallery Door

while climbing the stairs. She simply
went away from home without IT.. But
She did want to see that show. '"rhe
Little Tycoon which had not been
put on in many long years And right
there with the others showing and push
Ing and trying TO enter. she explained
the situation more quickly han wo-
man Is expected to do Grabbing her
watch from her belt she flashed 1t be-
fore the .doorkceper's eyes.
said '''and ] will redeem itito-morrow
when come to getit and pay you
the price of admission 8i
The doorkeeperl looked 1t over. s
Pass right In, Madam" he said, as
he slipped the watch into HIS pocket
And in she passed. S5f @ 9S{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
WILL MARK PLACE
.OFSTUAR DEATH
Tablet to Be Unveiled Friday in
/. Presence of Family Of Con-
fcderate Hero. H.

TO mark the spot where stood the
house III which General j. L. &.
Stuart died. a tablet will be unveiled
at 20 West Grace street on Friday
afternoon NJ o'clock. The day viii
he the forty-seventh anniversary OF
his death.
Mrs. j. L. Il. stuart, the widow OF
the great cavalry leader, who now
lives In Norfolk. will be present as
will his son. J. L. e. stuart, OF New
Fort News, and his grandchildren *
grandson. James T. B. stuart. Will
unvcil the tablet.
Commander Branch b. Morgan, OF
r.. Il. Lee Camp. 40, |. uni,ed Sons
OF Confederate Veterans. viii preside
at the ceremonies Rev. Walter O..
iiulihen Of Stanton, viii offcr the
prayer. Mr.. iullihcn. Il member of
Stuarts staff, was with him when he
fell and helped to carry hirr to the
ambulance.
Addresses of Dny.
The unvciling address Will be lie
livered by Judge Theodore s. Gar!
nett Of Norfolk. another Of stuart's
staff members, who will tell Ills per-
sonal recoilections of the Confederatc
hero lie will he followed by Mayor
David Crockett Richardson. OF Rich
inond. whose remarks will conclude
the ceremonies. 1t is understood that
the Mayor will show that General
Stuart gave his life in defense OF this
city. M ii "A,
The tablet bears the inscription: "on
This site stood the house in which
Aator General J. Z. =. stuart died.
May 10. 1854"
The cavalry leader was sho, a, Vel
low Tavern on May III and was
brought to Richmond He vas taken
70 room occupied by his brothcr-in-t
law DR. Brewer, in house which
stood on Grace street between jefferson
aha MADISON. Here he died the next
day The building was torn dnyvn
after The var, and the residence Of DR.
John \. tnshur stands on The size.
Inc tablet, Which will lie placed In
ne iron, wall Of pr- upshur's. was
purchased by the Confederate Memo.
rial Literary Society. The puhitc ,s
invited 10 the exercises
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
SERMON To BOYS
fevival M Seventh street ChrI.tInn
Drawing in $3.50

revival M seventh street chrl,tInn
Growing In Interest.
DR., f. /. Powell continues 10 attract
large audiences at The Seventh Street
christian Church. where he Is HOLDING:
revival services. There were ten adj.
ditions on Sunday. Last nirht The
sermon was preached more especiaIiv
to the Boys Brigade Of the church.
who attended In body. He impressed
ciplc of thought and action while they
were yet young. and when they were
older they would not depart from 1t !:
that men were only boys grown tall,
He also emphasized the acccptanco
Of the leadership of the One Great
Captain
The services will continue every
night through. Friday when DR.. Powell
will have 10 return to Louisville The
public Is cordially invited to all ser
vices tI.s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
]. L. WILSON FOUND

Missing Baltimore Typewriter Salesman
Picked Up Near Ashland and Taken Home.
]. I. Wilson, tho Baltimore typewriter
salesman. who disappeared ION May s. was
found Sundny wandering In the direction
nf Ashland. G.. W. Bell. manager of tho
Baltimore Office. who had been engaged In
the search. cared for him. and both depart
cd la ter for Baltimore.
Wilson Is believed 10 have been suffering
from temporary alteration of the mind. lie
came here from Danvliie and then boarded
Southern Railway train, from which he
was put off nj Granite because ho was
without money with which to pay his fare
He reappcared once or twice. hut escaped
cnch tnio until Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
CONVICTlS CAUGHT

harlt. Hewitt, ROoIning- House Thief. Ar
rested While WrnrlnR stolen Suit
hhfl"a Hewitt. an escaped convIc, and
,,p"inlhE. honhc thief, WAS arrested ycster-
~ ~ Detcct!vr- scrgeantn Wiley and K.l
AN ana Detective KrenKel on q charge Of
tithiinf suit OF clothes from ~ r. Cot
'fcll. ip' Boulevard.
levitt ~ alleged to have engaged n room
~ me c"trcll home Sunday night HI
hI2't cary and Left without settling. tho
my no clothts when afrcytod
ne%'u gave The police much iroubie he
ieis rs 1as arrested ana sent 10 tina lA--A--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-09
United states Court ., .,n,,,,.

1,n,,.S sas s,s Meis arsred yesterday in the
f">iow! ,1S. ehs+ VIII be called TO .iav: ne
30, lc2e-Howard II. Sypher ana rior,ai,,
5 u " isna apneiiants Bowler aeser
,he circuit Court at Charies,on. " y. '1 III
o. o. Arsne1 ~ John u. Holt, OF IIun,inrton
y - ~. 'ot ne appeliants AID by Geo RE-,
peleeS o. LOT the APP