The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-14
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch,
1920 Hull Street.

Phone Madison l75.
Judging from the attitude OF MI Camp
bell himself there is absolutely no rounda :
ton tor the reports that there is a posi-
o.!ity OF his Withdrawing from the race for
richmond II is alleged that the report
has been put forth by political enemies OF
the Souths!der. and instead o: contemplate
Ing withdrawal Mr.. Campbell is busy
pa.gr.
Mr.; Campbell was not disposed 70 give
Mneh credsnce to the assertion that the
pest he can do Will be TO split Mr.. Toney's
vote. and even n the last named candidate
does ouipo!nt him In Washington Ward Mr.
Camr6e!Fs friends state thar he will poll
enough votes In the other wards OF the
city to be we'll UP In the race. The keenest
a,erssf IN THIS election is beins taken by
S Sou.as'ders' and political talk is being
heard on every street corner
White Boys Dismissed
me failure OF Robert NJ smith, manager
OF the Manchester Rug and DrugEet Com
brass journals, water-cocks and grease cups
ms those stolen from his engine resulted in
me dismissal yesterday morning by Justice
Maurice OF George Livesay and John Clark
the two white boys charged with forcing
an entrance into the Manchester Rug and
Drusget Company's plant and stealing
H. NJ. Smith and Willis C. Pulllam were
retained 10 defend the boys. white Com
aonwea!'h s-Attorney c. L. Page pressed
the case for the city. Not being able 10
brass fixtures found on the boy. the State
was forced TO see them Internationally re-
leased.
The two boys were arrested couple OF
weeks ago by Patroiman Waymack and
when arraigned before Justice Maurice
were held ms suspects pending the result
OUT BY Patrolman Waymack. Manager
Smith was unable to identify the fixtures
yesterday on the witness stand. and Patrol
man Manning. In his capacity as A former
p!uNlpeT, was brought into service l-OOn
the order OF the court Manning took the
, iNlngs and endeavored to fit them on 10
the broken parts OF the drugset company's
engine. and reported to the court that the
parts In no wise correspondent.
Must Leave Town.
william slaughter. an aged one-arn ed
Justice Maurice in the Police Court. Part 2
on condition that he leave the tvon for
sGod and mall AL Slaughter accented the con-
afternoon. BY Patroiman Webster on the
charge OF being drunk.
The regular weekly session OF the Oak
Grove magistrates court will be called this
morning at 10 o'clock by Magistrate L. w.
Cheatham in the sOak Grove Courthouse
Few criminal cases are scheduled for hear.
Ing at this session.
Property Transfer.
In consideration of the sum OF se1oo the
property at the northeast corner OF Thir.
teenth and Perry Streets was yesterday
! transferred by Mary c. Shea to Kate D.
Carroll in a deed OF bargain and sale hled
in the clerks office of the Hastings Court
Part Both parties are residents OF Rich
| mond.
| The lot in question fronts twenty-sever
and one-half feet on Perry Street and ex-
| tends back along Thirteenth Street a dis
tanGe Of ie4 feet. II is regarded as very
Get Good Results.
| SO earnest and convincing have been the
pleas OF the men who are conducting the
uniform fund campaign of the South Rich