The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05
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herself
The cour, sa; from 10 o'cocx ycu,orday
morning until ; o'clock IN the af,crnoon
without break. during which time the TAX
adjourned the until tomorrow morn
ing. and Il is expected that tho case Will he
The hours from 10 until ~ Monday morn
ing VII DC given over to arguing the IN
suuctions. and the jury was instructed TO
gin.
Interest in The case continues acute among
| the Sonthsido people. but the courtroo Is
closed to any but persons directly connect
cd with the trial. Many arc 50 curious to
| tho courtroom that the windows arc some
times iiiltd With eager faces pecrins IN
! Five Candidate, for Onice
The nsh, Tor tho office OF treasurer o,
ches'nrfeld county. that will be made va
iams term n9 i SSp,fau9m o, nrsnTnrsr G
/ hard and bitter. and nva candidates NAV.
already signifed their intention OF coming
! The las, man 20 announce his candijncy
and s'h,cit the support Of the voters of the
county IS Thomas e. Woodhn who lives on
the Midlothian Turnpike a shor, distance
from tho city ii,nI's. Considerable pressure
fore he would consent 10 have his uamo
mentioned
Mv Woodnn's declare ton brings tho ,o+,,
Of candidates for this office 10 nyc and ina
count rotcrs arc very much divided Thos..
t.ar, tns sh ,or me nf o h are james Good
Orewrys Bluff Charles short. or t.ttrici;
* KnEiand, of cen,raln. and SIR. Wooden.
as mas been sta ted the political situation
IS large tnnslc i result OF the popular
~ OF the men who viii run for the Office
ana iisinterestcd parties express themselves
i as doubtful Of tho result. Since this IL The
Only only ,o COUNT mt position 70 be nled this
| ally moro keen than under ordinary condi.
h. +.
served tn, county in the capncty OF treas.
urer FOR thirty-hvc years. and has hccn re.
t elected In the past without opposition.
! Arrested for PcdJins
w IT. Ward. Of Richmond. was vestcrdey
arrested by Officer farrell on the charge o,
nneddiins n South Richmond Without proper
Ward on the same account, and each Is pun
'shablc with heavy fine
morning before Magistrate L. " chea,han,
IN the Oak Grove Court. Ward was actins
va, Vas selling rugs. mating. pictures and the
IKE when causht BY the county authorities
| Street In Bad Shnpc.
E On account OF the work OF evelins and
/ srayeiing Maury Street recent funeral pro.
SESSIONS to Maury Cemetery have been forced
rioush through tho bitches aud mud along
the side.
The street between the Atlantic Coast Line
Eatlroad and the Petersburg Turnpike has
been closed for the las, week. and there
seems TO be no estimation OF the lime thai
/ must elanse before that ,horoughfare will b.
! opened again.
Warrants for Price.
charged with three separate oftonses. Al
bort Price. Of chaeterneid county, viii be
t:ied this week The warrants isued for
i,rice charge him with threa tenins his wife,
life: housebrenkins and resisting an Officer
me warrants stated that when Price re-
turned from Pe'ereburg under the influence
until she fed in terror to The home OF
y nsishoor for protection Her husband foi-
h l9wsd her n,. there and when Ambulance was
In ba Inn~
ne was able to do his wife bodily harm
eoiorsd special officer, Robert whitmorc
appeared on ths scene.
hitinorc's warming was received with &
cur and and, q ,, blow that sent the officer to
seli on his arm and shot Price. SO that he
I was later captured.
In Police Court Court.
In view of the fact tina, Davis Hilton. coll
/ orod. who was shot last week by Fred Co.'s
Police Court yesterday morning, the case
was again continued. The case has been set
! for tria! on February H.
| The complaint Soinst the Atlantis Coast
Line Railroad for alleged failure to comply
with the requirement of Law In negotia ting
the Powhatan crossing was dismissed yes.
terdey morning by Justice Maurice with
warning that the court would be moro severe
u iha matter was reported again.
Revival Services.
The series OF revival meetings In the Balm
bridge Street Baptist Church that begin this
afternoon at a:ao o'clock will continue every
night this week. beginning promptly Mt 80
| en-. each evening. The services will be under
| the direction OF the Rev. T. j. Wicker pas-
! tor OF the Leigh Street Baptist Church Of
Eichmond. and the Rev J. W. Durham, pas.
TOR OF the Bainbrldge street Church
To help in the spirit of the meetings tho
choir has been working for some time mas,
on special music, and several new voices
| have been elistcd for this occasion. Good
music is promised. and cordial Invitation
| extended to all who wis!, to attend the snr
vices. Sc
! In view OF the service this afternoon there
VII DC no service tonight In the cambridge
s. F. C. Club Meets.
| The home OF Miss Corneiia walker 1911
! Porter Street. was the scene OF an enthus-
instic meeting OF the S. F. C. Club Thursday
/ night. After spending the early part of thu
evening In games and music the COMPANY
!. sd iourned to the dining room. where ra-
, ent were Misses Isabel Saunders Cornciia
/ Walker. jamie Walker. Hazel Hcatt,e. Mar.
saret t5rizzard. Grace Owens. Mary Pierce
Luc% Owens Carrie snelings Messrs tom
/ Elmo Walker. naskins Coleman John Dur
ham. Welton Netties, Alvin Horner James
STROLLER. Randolph Saunders and Scion
! Funeral OF Mr. BIanton.
The funeral Of Joseph H Rinnyon. o. New
port News, who died in that place Friday.
was conducted yes,erday afternoon at :
Church. The i2terraent was made in Maury
| Cemetery. a number OF friends o. The Ss.
ceased were at the train to receive the body,
| and large crowd followed the remains 70
| their last resting place.
Personal Mention
! Charles T. stodeimyer. OF slslz peca tur
street. has returned home after visit OF two
| weeks with his parents IN Reading
! William J. Carter has returned from, a
business trip to New York.
| afrs.-J. T. Abbott who is III a The Memo
rial Hospital is reported to he IN bout the
| same condition. 80
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