The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-12
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch.

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Phone Madison IT'S.
| southsiders OF all ages and conditions
turned out yesterday to help make Rich
mond Day at the fair success As early
IN cry makers on their way TO day sport.
! The Virginia Railway and Power Company
| put on extra cars. which were run through
| 10 the Fair Grounds. This Arrangement was
greatly appreciated by every one especiaily
| the women and children. who otherwise
would have had TO change at Broad street.
The streets were almost deserted. Only bus
mess absolutely. necessary was carried on.
The post-office, schools, municipal offices
and practically all stores closed for the day.
, Despite the fact that only two policemen
were on duty disorder was reported. and
only a couple of arrests were made.
Diamond Ring Returned.
Following a clue furnished by South
eide jeweier OFFICER ". l.. Waymack yes
terday succeeded in recovering diamond
ring lost more than two years ago by Mrs.
w. II. Owens The ring, which s valued at
about SITS. in mysterious way was Loaf.
Efforts to find II failed. The Police Depart
jewelry stores were requested to lookout for
the ring. Yesterday 1t was presented to j.
w. Craze to be repaired Seeing the value
OF the ring his suspicious was aroused at
the request that n cheap stone be put In.
Telling the woman to leave the ring he
called up the police station. Waymack was
sent to investigate. From the description
given the woman wns soon found. She read
fly turned over the ring. which she claim
ed was found by her in the gutter in front
of the Owens home. Her story was believed.
and a liberal reward was given to her by
the overjoyed owner.
To Pny Lodge Visit.
Henderson Lodge, No. 49,. l. o. o. F.. Will
to- ght pay a visit 10 Abou Ben Adam
Lodge of Richmond. The start will be made
! from the hall at 1870 o'clock. The first stage
of the journey will be by trolley to Seventh
and Grace Streets. The lodge will then
| march In body to the hall. The supreme
officers arc to be present. and the first de-
ora uiIi hn adj piplof aA 70
| dates.
IRON Worker Hurt.
While at work on a now building being
construction West Broad Street, j. T..
Ward structural ironworker who resides
at lis East Thirteenth Street met with an
accident which viii cause him to lose a
portion OF his jawbone. Ward was assist
ing In raising a large girder when tho hooks
the side OF the face. knocking him out. DR..
3. w Rawles was sent for, and on treating
Ward found that he was suffering with a
compound fracture of the jaw. He was car
ried to the william Byrd Hospital. where IL
| is thought that a portion OF the badly shat
| tered bone will have to be removed.
In Police Court.
In Police Court. Part ., Justice Maurice
handed out the usual amount OF fines to the
| usual amount of petty offenders.
George Dixon and Willie Smith. negroes
| for lighting in the street, paid $500 each
and costs.
Charles Jones, charged with assaultlng a
! friend paid $3.50 and departed.
Aaron Thomas. coored, arrested for beat
| ing SO board BILL paid the bill and costs
and was dmissed.
] Bon Gray. colored vino created some er-
element by stealing ham from wagon
on Hull street, was given six month HAT.
| sam Staples. ton-yoar-old negro boy,
charged with stealing $3.50 from his eva
poyer. was given thirty days.
Personal aud General
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