The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-02
News Of South Richmond


Claimed that some soft" instrument had
peen used on him.
Failed to Explain.
nc mad noihins ~ Say OF the wire that he
,, 10 th2 police q the time Of his ar
tfSt Had been employer 10 bind his arms H..
The would hc safe crackers ana ofr.,!e,; ~
.Aplanatlon further than a denial 81 the ties.
earl had drivcn him from the staila ea-i,
!. ~ mo.ning q the point OF two pistols
"a u! dEahcinS i.e tact tina, he had been
aTlnkins rs an excuse FOR his actions
.ali Hsapreared FFiday morning after the
vas Immediately turned over 10 the pe!le.
IL. Ms seen armed with a couple o, large
nist9is and seemed TO be- in a vcry us7y
Htqou :, general alarm Tor his ca pti,re re-
Su!ted III his arrest before the night Mas
On account or his extremity unusual ac,,o,,
anG rs subsequent confession 10 his wife the
n9.;ce no"ciuaea That The must be
not brought out IN the trial yestcrdav.
:, jackson Is Captured
Noses Jackson, the hal.-witted negro uho
H.ade an Assault upon young white, woman
2, chester Monday night, was arrested YES.
ieri!eld county. stop 10. Is. OF, Inc ps
tershnIc car line lie arrested Without
Reh6a e i Mai q} o teke1 70 the
the preliminary trial, which has been So, Tor
Satu.nay morning before Squire Robinson In
|. Sona;a bic watts was appr!sed Of Inc
y Som,s OF the hunted man through H.
'yhom Jackson had appealed Tor food I'm.
;nediately after being chased from the he,,sc
from Chester and sought hidinr IN ,ba
noods ana swamps. lie finally crawied into
sIsn hlI In pelGnsine e nj Eehelberge ana
police were securing the country for signs If
Was without Food.
he lay hidden IN Tie barn ali Tuesday ma
li1esaay night but the panGs OF hunger nm
a ar'S v af3Te him TO the Eicheberger house
nized by some member OF The family Mr.
Elehel oerger's first action was to notify Con
stabl Watts, and than proceeded to lure
Jackson TO follow him 10 car SION No *
As the 70 o'clock car bearing the constable.
the step and directed the constant. ~ ~. :.
negro on the ground. -
MI Watts, persuaded the man 70 mount,
1HG car ana then Immediately placed him
under arrest Jackson was 50 worn b.. hun
&c, ami wre,chcdness Ina, he seemed vii
orcer mat ne might not he exposed 10 the
81 me Chester people The constable
jail, where he now reposes
Warning to Liquor Sellers
IN, IN srant.ns lian9r Licenses in south Rich
Lourt Fart warned the saloon Keepers
That maj this th!ns. q having The So looms flied
with crowd Of ioaters iron, morning until
j night must bc stopped This is euuivalent
TO q warning. and III. barkeepers are likeIv
/, 10 enforce the Injunction Of the court as
Licenses we're yesterday issued TO tho
son, hsd 1, Distiillng Company. the United
! Li1uor Company. thr Manchester Distiiing
COMPANY and the Sewers Distilng Company
eensas granted yearly in Washington Ward
all the old holders NIL DC successful i'm bav
! iEg their licenses renewed
Several petiy cases in chancAry were heard
Yesterday by Judge Wells. and the jury viii
convene This morning TO hear the argument
( in the case OF Joseph Oppleinan rs tho
/ iinddoGk Green shoe Company. On to-mor-
row Will be heard the trial OF the IS. C{-1 Sian
{
expected will draw large audience \
Coleman Case Postponed.
IN Police Court Part ., Yesterday morninr
,tc case OF Fred Coleman, coIoled who
pumped David Hilton. colored fun OF hoIes
ca and postponed until Saturday because Of
the inability OF the wounded man TO testify
aganst his assaiIant.
While the two road convicts Will 1homa
ana Charles Wilson. both coored, who mad g
sensational esean::a from Camp No 3 last
/ Friday afternoon. nave succeeded in eudine
pursuit UP 10 this time secret informa ton
was gained yesterday by the polce that it
! is thought will lead to their eventual cap
tnrc. -
The matter really rests now in the hands
Of The county authorities and the camp
guards. as while the city police want tho
! men on the charge OF stealing a horse ana
buggy from South Richmond on las, Fris ii,,,
,ceedinEly hard to fastcn the guilt on rhese
men in caseSthev arc captured. rs no one IL
hcaIiney, the young negro who walked SO
1anntily out of the Chesterfield county iaiI
iast sunday morning after imprisoning the
! Jaiier In his place, has not been seen or
| heard OF since he disappeared down til c
( road toward he lail tmbers What has be-
(; some ,' oI MN is an absolutely mystery 10
| TIC probability OF his recnpurc.
nc case or y. ]. Sheffield. wiz. was ar
! festec tuesday on the Petersburg car on
lne charge OF being drunk and disorderiv,
J VIII be called Friday morning in the Oak
Grove Court. Shenieid's nephew arrived ycs-
| terday from Petersburg and put IN the bnil
necessary before the prisoner could obtain
his liberty.
| James Gets Angry
SWeiicd DY the recent rains up-Statc and
! IN the valley The old "Jecms'' is fonmius
and roaring over the rocks under the FREQ
| Hridse ut II rate that threatens The life
| ~ That not too stalwart structl,c. Tho wise
/ has been exceedingly rapid since TUESDAY,
| and the water still continues 10 Green IN tLe
| sides NJ the piers under the bridge
! While gh water Is reported from up the
| river and the weather conditions still look
I trifc damp, 1t liz not feared that there will
be any severe flood, such as has visited tho