The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-05
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
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Phone Madison lis.
By returning verde; OF not guilty yes
;ourt Par; 2. decrecd that Mrs. Eliza Coles
he aged white woman charged with being
receiver OF stolen goods. should go free
After a consultation. the Common wealth de.
'idea not 10 press the case against Cleve-
md Caudie charged with being rnpllcat.
al in the robbery OF the box car last mo,tn
As the jury had freed Mrs. Coles on tn.
same evidence that would have been brous HI
against Caudc.
sor clernency FOR her and the general puthos
OF her condition are believed 70 have cs-
Hrted some influence on the jury. The forty
pairs OF shoes stolen by Russell Farmer a d
HuEh Turner were found by officer Way.
mack on the night OF the theft IN n sack
owned by Mrs. Coles. bu, she stoutly denied
all knowledge Of what the sack containe0
Judge Wells yesterday ordered that Rus
sell Farmer and Hugh Turner. sentenced to
SIX months In Jail and fines OF $780, should
work out their time on the public roads.
With the freeing OF Mrs. Coles Cleveiane,
caudlc and Lee Turner and the punish
ment OF Russell Farmer and Hugh Turner
tho much discussed shoe robbery case is
concluded.
Johnny Jones Arrested
Johnny Jones wci-known figure In
South Richmond. was arrested yesterday at
ternoon and lodged in the Third Police sta
ton pending trial Monday morning on ths
charge OF being drunk and disorderlv In 3
downtown saloon.
Clarence Notes who has nn,,ac 50 man.
d DC. ATTEMPTS TO take his own ITO
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morning sentenced to ninety days In jail by
Justice Maurice in the Police Court Part >
II Is the hone OF the lustvc and Molcs s
friends that n three months term in jail
VIII allow Moles time in which to get from
under tho influence Of the drink habit that
Is believed to have unbalanced him mentally
y warrant has been Issued by Mar,stra :.
Cheatham for the arrest OF Paul Mont a gao
scoioredl on the charge OF defrauding Fred
Smith. of the United Wool and Cotton Mills
OF list OF household furnishings
Walter Toney, still under the influence OF
LIQUOR. was yesterday morning wheeled into
the courtroom OF the Police Court Part ::
and sentenced to serve a term OF nine, y
days In jail for having slashed at negro
woman named Martha Allen with knife
Gently lost both legs in u train wreck near
FredericHshnrg. and since his recovery has
naNiga'ed In n big rolling chair
Oak Grove Honor Roll.
School for February:
seven Charlottesville Smith Sixth e
Grade-Carlton Redford. Virginia Bailey Ell
sie scnminke Firth 4 Grade-Loin cheat
ham Vera BEDFORD Fourth b Grade julia
Eugene Dobson. Rernard Troyior Third a
Grade-i.eslle Eidridge Vernon Parsley. OH.
andrews Third 4 Grade--V.rzir.a Rcam.
shelton I.itsey Tom Harris. Russell Toney
second D Observation-Disclosures Dobson. Marca.
T p Eidridge. Hazel Chea,ham. Eugene
Rudd. Edward Redford. second a Grade
barbara Pierce Clinton Thomas oscar
Good First y Grade Florence Caudie. An.
Mo Lowmsn. Ralph Andrews
Mr.. Walker Enters Race
interest IN the race for county treas,,re,
was accentunted Yesterday by the public
announcements OF u. ". Walker OF Drewry's
n!un' OF his candidacy for that office. MI:
Walker. BY his long residence in IN. county
ana his years OF active service in publi,,
school affairs has won The support of many
voters and seems 70 stand {, good chance
in the coming race
In the contest few years back. Mr..
walker was defeated for he office Of treas.
urer OF Chesterfield county by a slim mn
Jor!tE which makes his chances for election
THIS '!!ne seem all tho brighter. as his 10, :
mer victorious opponent is no longer in the