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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
WARNER HAMLET
GETS II YEARS
Negro. Who Robbed Woman in
Street Admits His Guilt
After Conviction.

On the charge OF holding up and rob
ping Mrs. Annie j. Cooper, of West
Clay street. some weeks ago Warner
itamlet. coiored. was convicted In the
i"sttngs Court yesterday. and the Jury
placed his penalty at twelve years In
the pcnitentiary His sentence was
not pronounced yesterday, as evidence
brought out the fact that there was
ahothcr man In the case. Hamlet will
be held as Il witness against him. 1t
is thought that he is In the city, ana
two detectives have been detailed on
the case.
Though Mrs. Cooper was robbed OF
only Sl25 in money. the case at tho
TIME created a great deal of interest
She was walking along the street with
hcr little daughter when accos,ed by
Two negroes. One of them. afterwards
identified as Hamlet. knocked her
| do~.l and then took her purse The
other man. 1t is said. did not take an
active part in the assault. but stood
by 10 see the job well done.
shortly after the purse had been
taken Two white men came along the
street ard chased Hamlet until no got
To Broad Street, whore they lost sight
of him The matter was then roported
10 the police. and the negro was arr
rested later that night for particlpat ting
IN Il barroom fight. Meanwhile Police-
itau Foler had been detailed on tho
case ana got description OF the ma N
/ rom Mrs. Cooper. 1t was accurate to
the smallest detail.
III court yesterday the negro ploadod
not guilty. but after his conviction
admitted that he was tho right man
and said that there was another. against
whom he would testify II he Is arr
rested
On Information furnished by Ham,
ict, Policemen Thurman and Sa.nuels
Iast night arrested George Bradshaw.
colorcd, who was put in the second
Police station ON the charge OF beinr.
ne other man in the case. Immediatel?
AFTER me arrest he was carried 10 tt,e
City JAIL where he was positively
Identified by Hamlet as the mas who
accompanied him at the time the rs.
sanlt was made on Mrs. Cooper
BRADSHAW was at tie time OF his
arrest working for }. L. Bradshaw. a
waite man. who keeps a grocery store
had known Hamlet when they went
to school together. but that he ma
nothing 10 do with the robbery. Then
ne toid other stories that were rather
charging, him With the same offensa
! Tor which Hamlet was convicted
Josh Lynch. colored. charged with
stealing hvc shoes from Michael Rose.
valued at $3.50. admitted his guilt and
threw himself on the mercy OF tho
! court. lie got twelve months in Jail
and was fined l cent
William Goodc. colored. got two years
In the penitcntiary for the theft OF a
lot Of furs from Charles Hass & sons.
lie had been fugitive from justice for
two years. and was recently arrested
In Petersburg by members OF the local
detective force. He has also been
Identified as the man who shot at b.
cycle Policeman Werner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
HOLIDAY C IFTS
STOLEN BY BOYS
David True, Willard Caudlc and
Negro Admit Robbing Adams
Express Company.
SEEKING PARDON FOR TRUE
Prisoners Plead Guilty i'll Police
Court, and Each Given 80
Days in Jail.

Admitting their guilt and placing
themselves or the mcrcy of The court.
La'lu True and Willard Caudlc waite.
ana Roy Smith. colurcd. were SELL
fenced In the Police Colrt Yesterday
morning to thirty days in jail for rob-
berries committed willie in the employ
OF inc ADAMS Express Company during
the hoildays. Roy Smith got an over
coat valued ut $50; Caudlc took a pair
OF shoes worth s2.S5. while True ad-
mitted that he had taken a Kodak val
ucd AT 50. Though nothing more has
been discovered so far, it Is cxpec,ed
mat u number of other articles missed
oy the express company Will be re-
80. eten IN tue next few days from the
paWnShops and other sources.
The case was investigated by Police
man ANDREWS. who arrested the negro.
nc made a confession. and implicated
ployed as drivers. They were arrested
Monday. Acting on Smiths Information
good deal of the property has been
recovered and returned to the com
rahy. lie alone is said to have stolen
more than 5000 worth. There Is no
telling yet how much the others got.
put the police are SIM OH the watch
for 1t.
Stole Holiday Gifts.
with their wagonloadS of Christmas
presents and the company hard rushed
10 make deliveries promptly. 1t was
easy Tor Caudle and True to get what
they wanted from the wagons. Smith
also proiltcd by the chance and took
his share. At that season of the year
the company, being overrun with bust
less. has to let the reported losses go
by and make investigations after
wards, So 1t was rather late when the
books were checked up and invcstiGa-
tons made. Smith being the first to
he caught. made clean breast of the
affair and seemed to he glad TO get
the others into it, None OF them seems
more than twenty-onc years Of age
So far as is known. this is the flrst
time True has been in trouble OF this
sort. and 1t Is understood that an cf-
fort Is being made among his friends
to have the Governor pardon him. In
fact. petition has already hcen start
ed, and probably will be presented to
Governor Mann in a few dnys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
CAME BACK AGAIN ONLY
TO BE PuT UNDER ARREST

lin Powell, colored was arrested last
night on warrant charging him with cut
ING A,onzo Allen last March. Immediately
hiter the affair no left tho city and did not
sho" up until yesterday He had not been
FORGOTTEN, and spent hut few hours here
before he vas landed in cell
according TO Ailcn's story. Powell came to
Els home charged up" saying that no
owed him 10 cents and swearing vengeance
" II worc not paid Immediately Allen ask
him 10 get away. saying that he had either
knife or pistol. I Amt got no knife
said Powell. but ! want that 10 cents
Then he brew up his arm. and when it
came down there was Il knife In his hand.
After he slashod Aliens face up so that the
ambulance had to be called. nc took his
lcavO ON a frnglit trim.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
MANY TURNED AWAY
Concert by Puniis of District school.
Great Success,

several hundred people were turned away
from ,he auditorium Of the John Marshall
high school last night. where tho pupils
OF me district schools gave "A concert nm
der The direction OF Prof. Waiter G Mercer.
VINO is IN charge OF the musical instruction
OF the Richmond schools
The biz hall was early crowded by parents
go children 1t Is estimated that a; least
NP people We're DISAPPOINTED In not being
able TO gain adnlIttance.
The performance Nas Sreat succc.s
so!os, duets -snd-t l1oral singing In one. two
ana three parts were mUch-s pplaudcd teA I.
ufes OF tho prosram. Though not taught In
Inc schools there were several instrume.tni
selections by TUris
Music has been taught in the schools OF
south H!chmond only two months hui a fne
.howins was made hy tho Washington ward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
HOTEL TOLLS HIGH
T. =. \. May Take IN Reduction In
Telephone Ratcs

Several matters Of interest TO mem
eers of the travelling profession In
general. and TO the Travellers Protec-
tive Association of Virginia in par
tcular. VIII come MP for consideration
before the directors OF tic associa .
ton AT their meeting here tonight.
commoda lions. the good OF the profes
sion in general. are lines along which
the association works One of the
propositions Of tine times is lower ratct
ior telephone service in hotels the
claim being that the tolls charged are
unreasonable high.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
0vERCOATS STOLEN
Omen Door Gives Snexk Thief n chnnca Z,
Get Away with Three

Win. y ,,ns nHn Inree'
were In the parlor at 3 East Franklin street
las, n. night sneak thief dropped into tho
ha!I"hy and left with three ovcrcoats and
NAT. all 10 the value Of 1918 After the
departure Of the unlimited guest how long
MI Becher does not know, the loss was re-
ported 20 the police.
Bicycle Policeman 1iller was sent Mt onca
10 the house. but aside from getting isl
OF the stolen property was no wiser than
Wnen no left the station-house Those Mt
the Bechcr house had heard no one enter or
ANYTHING else unusual Tho FIRST they lnes.
OF u was whon some went into the hal
and found the coats and hat gone Az there
is no tangible Clue the detectives probably
VIII work on the suppositIon that the thIef
Is one OF the remaining members OF the
overcoh' gang that has been operating so
largely this winter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
iIESRICO BIOODIOUNDs
FOLLOW FUGITIVE TO TREE

flcnrico county's b!oodhounds Ind their
arst chase Yesterday afternoon. For nyo
miles ihoS trai!cd hired fugitive and sue
crssfnlly freed him. Tho dogs, which we're
held in leash hy Deputy Sheriff w. W. sgd
nor. easily picked up the tran. and over
came rSmcrous obstacles purposcly placc..sn
their way.
Aner tho nrs, successful chase with both
hounds one OF them was cut lose and alone
sought OUT me Fugitive"
Mr. Syinor was plcascd with tho result
OF tho first test. he snid last night that
he expects TO givo he dogs another trial in
fcw days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
AMBULANCE CASES
DR.. HnrshbnrEcr Called Upon to Attend
Three Injured Persons

While carrying heavy bar of iron
down Cary Street yesterday morpinr'
Moses Brooks, colored, slipped and
broke his leg between the ankle and
the knee. He was treated by Dr.
Harshbarger, of the city ambulance.
and taken to the City Home.
Mrs. Boxley. Of o44i ChafIin street.
fell and broke her leg yesterday after
noon. she was taken to tho City
Home. where the leg was set.
T. D.. Westin ghousc of North Caro-
lima, who works here for the Virginia
Railway and Power Company, caught
MS hand In the machinery at the
power house yesterday and severely
mashed it, He was taken by the am
bulance to the Virginia Hospital where
one finger was amputated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
SON SEEKS FATHER
Writes from Tcyns Asking Postmaster ia
Find John y. Dalton.

Writes from Tcvns Asking Postmaster to
Find John y. Dalton.
c. G.. Dalton. OF I.ockhart, TEX. is seeking
the whereabouts of his father. John Volie
Dalton, who has been missing for seventeen
years, and thought to DO In Richmond.
a letter asking for informa ton was recciv-
ed yesterday from the son by Postmaster
Edgar Allan, Jr. Though the name of Dali
tory, that of the man wanted Is not among
them.
The senior Dalton was last heard OF by
his son In Bowie. Tex. nearly twenty years
ago lie Is thought TO have returned to Vir-
ginIa and settled In this city.
Mr.. Allan has been unable TO find any
trace OF tho man, who Is said TO be about
siXtY-f1vo wears old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
ACQUITTED THEN ARRESTED
AGAIN ON ANOTHER CHARGE

julius Ebcnhack, tho twenty yea r. old
youth charged with shooting Herbert Burn
ley, nine years old. son OF SOUR cRurniey,
OF the Bickcrstan Road, Uenrlco county
was dismissed yesterday. but was mmcdi-
atcy rcarrcstcd on warrant charging at
tempted murder upon Miss Edith May
Cummings, step daughter OF Mr.. Burnley
The case will he heard before Magistrate. r.
IT,. Purycar Monday. Ebenhack was released
from jail under $500 bond. with Thomas
Wesley "a security.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07

Gordon Gates, OF Beach. va. who
was operated on FOR Appendicitis at
the Memorial Hospital on December
10. Is rapidly improving. and will prob
ably he able 10 return home within
the next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
AWARDED TO CHEsTERMAN
Lowest Bidder by So Gets Contract 10 Build
Bencdictine College

Bids were opened Wednesday for The erec-
hon of the Benotctine College al the cor
ncr OF (ua:t Avenue and Shepherd Street
and the contract was warded yesterday 10
W. y. chesierman. the contract price being
S55.Ito Following is n list OF the other bids:
J. Y Nnckois. s55as: Joseph Heye s5Ss53:
r. n sewers. s5s.5s2 John Amrhe!n &:
Brothcr, SSs.2i2; iiarwood & Moss $50 81; T.
7 Wilson Go. Gnc.). $3.50: a. VI. Walkup.
Ssti2i. W. H. Zimmerman, ssL7o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07

Southern Railway Earnings
Estimated earnings OF tho Southern Rail-
way for tho fourth week in December show
an increase Of slilc7i as compa red with tho
corresponding week In 1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
E Ess=s's Mad. 4l8

BE pleased always b. the knowledge
that your shirts, collars and cuffs viii
look Just right when Numbered 10y the
ECLIPSE LAUNDRY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
Conducting Regular rnsnec,,o,


Colonel Edward J.. Mills. examiner OF the
Internal Revenue Department. is now in
specting the affairs OF Collector NJ X
Lowry's office lie has concluded this work
IN Noriok. and expects to go to Petersburg
In few days. The offices in the latter
cities are under the supervision OF Mr..
Lowry. This Is. n regular inspection, con-
Quoted about three times annually
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
To Try Purycnr on WEDNESDAYS

Judge Scott in the IIenrico county Circuit
Court yesterday reset date for tho trial OF
frank b. Purycar. who la charged with
The murder OF Jesse Williams. Instead of
next Monday tho case VIII no heard by u
special Jury Wednesday. l.. O. Wcndcnburg
has been retained az counsel for the de-
fcnsc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07

marriage license was ifsucd In Tie
Court yesterday to Sherwood
Gregory and Misn Julia Clay Tutwellor,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-04
WHITFIELD MAY
Be ARCHITECT
Man Who Designed Library
May Look After Hilo
Building.
Especial Bulletin Ccrrcspondence.)

Especial Bulletin Correspondence
Washington, March eat is prob
able that the Treasury Department
will name either the firm of York a
Sanger. or MIR. Whitfield of New York
who is designing the Carnegie library
in Honolulu as special architect in
the construction OF the llilo publis
building. In the ordinary course Of
events, the erection of the Hilo build
ing would be delayed several months
awaiting its turn in the formulation
Of plans, but Delegate Kuhio as n
special dispensation secured author
ity in the sundry civil appropriation
bill for the designation of special
architect to do the work.
JOHN Il. MONK.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-04
Sewer MEASURE
IS INTRODUCED
Bill To Take Place of Law
Knocked Out BY Supreme
Court Appears.

A bill nxing, the sewer rates and
outlining the regulations for the city
of Honolulu was introduced i'm the
House Yesterday afternoon by Repre-
| sentative Williamson. to operote MS "A
substitute for the measure recently de-
clarad unconstitutional nv the Supreme
Court
The measure is an important one, af-
fecting practically every householder
in the city The regulations regard
ing sover connections. meters etc. are
definite. Among tho most .important
oncs are:
"AlI disputes ns to the amount of
charge for tho usc of tho sewers. right
to connect with the sewer. disconnec-
| ton for failure TO poy rates. and ali
other dIsnutes arising in any manner
under the provisions of this act shall
be referred To n circuit Judge of the
First Circuit Court at chambers and
such Judge shall have full power Ia
make and enter all necessary orders In
relation thereto, which shall be final.
| Fixind Rates.
"The rates of charge for the use OF
such sewers shall be MS follows:
"t'nmetered use pcr fixture per year:
wnshbowl, 81: bath tub, 81. urinal. 81:
| watcrcloset, 81; all other fixtures, 81;
hopper, SO: sink, s3; laundry tub, So;
floor drain. 81.
| "NIctcred use: four cents per thou
| sand gallons. the quantity delivered IL
| the sewer to he determined by the
amount of water flowing through all
pipes capable of emptying into fixtures
connected with such sewers.
Extra Charaes.
III any sewer rate shall remain I'm.
! maid more than fifteen days after II Is
due, ten per cent in addition thereto
shall be charged, which shall he col
Iected as mart of such sewer rate. Al
unpaid sewer rates shall bear interest
nj tho rate of per cent. per annum
until paid, and together with interest
thereon shall be a lien upon the prop.
| crty connected with the sewer. which
lien shall attach to said property as OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-04
wsskIy Bn,fetIs u per yen,
Passed Third READING

Passed THIRD Heading.
s. IL, 5S-Rclating to the records In
the office OF the clerk of the judiciary
department as amended.
$. u. 7l-Proyiding for registration
OF cattle brands In counties.
s. y. SO-Providing for the service
of summons by police officers.
i. S. B. Sl-Relating to gambling and
providing for seizure Of property used
In violation of law
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-04
FROM FAR KALAMAZOO

H. p. Wood, secretary of the IIa-
wall Promotion Committee, has re-
ceived a letter from the commercial
club of Kalamazoo. Mich, signed by
Louis u. Conger, secretary, ac-
knowledging receipt Of the Gross
Roads OF the Pacific" map and giving
good news of Hawaii publicity work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-04

Each one Of the 1870 presses in the
government printing office ut Washing
ton Is driven by an Individual electric
motor. There are no belts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-04

For sale by Benson, Smith Il Co..
Ltd; Hollister Drug Co., Ltd;
Chambers Drug Co., Ltd; Hilo Drug
Co.; and at all Wholesale LiQuer
Dealers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-04

II. u. 223 (by Observation-Disclosures
ing the. Board of Health to advertise
the methods of treatment relating to
epldemics of any contagious disease.
II. y. 22i (by williamson -Estab-
fishing rates for use of Honolulu sew
ers and repeating Chapter 81, r. L.,
and Act n, =. l.. 1905.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06
HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS.

! A piece of charcoal put into the
pot with boiling onions will absorb
most Of the doors.
A cup Of chopped celery, II added
to almost any stuffing for fowls will
improve II.
A few grains Of rice put in thessalt
cellar viii keen the salt moving when
being shaken and avoid it, caking.
Place little peppermint oil In
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06
MR.. wvlE 70 LEAVE srAuNron

With this issue, Mr.. Herbert Wyle.
business manager, withdraws from
the management Of the Staunton DIS
PATCH AND NEWS, He goes to Bal
timore, and will become . member Of
the advertising staff Of the Baltimore
News he having received m offer
from that paper that in justice to phis
family andzhis future he eo,lld mot re-
fuse. We tried to keep him here but
could not compete for his services
against such paper a. the News. and
It is with genuine and sincere regret
that we see him leave Staunton.
In the years he has lived here he has
made many true and loyal friends and
he will be missed; Is he will miss
these friends, and those with whom he
has labored for the upbuilding of this
paper. He has worked we'll and faith
fully, at times against bigodds and the
present condition of the DISPATCH
AND NEWS is due to him more than to
any other one man.
In the advertising field in Htaunton
Mr. Wyle has done his best work.
Against the advice of most Of the mer-
chants he changed the method Of
publicity from the monthly plan to
the inch basis, the only way that good
results are obtainable. It was an up
hill fight and it was made single
handed. He finally demonstrated
that the plan was the better one and
mis- footing with the business houses
was secure. He wrote the advertising
for many Staunton merchants who al
lowed him a free, hand to use their
appropriation rs he saw sfis and be
labored as conscientiously In their be
half as for his newspaper. His copy
was always clean and full OF cumula-
tive effort.
In musical circles his absence will
be keenly felt. As the leader, and Or
| ganizer of the Beverley Orchestra he
has made his impress upon the COM
munity, and his place will be hard to
fill. But in going away he will not
lose his interest either in the DIsP ArCH
AND News, or in the community. His
heart will be here always, and he will
never think Of the town or its people
without longing to be back among
us. And when he desires to return
there will always be place for him
on this paper and q warm welcome
from the people of the city. -
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06
REPUBLIC. IlII{RIhe.. !.

Madrid, Jan. 4 : The Portugna
republic -the youngest on earth
believed to be tottering to its fan.
An official statement given cut g
Lisbon today and teleRaphsd to the
various capitals of Europe sho -. that
the government heads are frying to
appease the people. Ia ssrs., !
{ One move BY the governments "a .tP6
abolition of Ootroi taxes upon eertain'&
-foodstuffs; directly affecting the poorss
er'classss Il .lf.a sais.E
Taxes upon olive oil aud meat haysT
been rescinded, taking $685., 900. ,anpu-
A.reysnue away from the sgeveSp-x
ment, but cheapening prices Of thaee
staples. sa.ssv.fs
AT the same time,it.ia reported that
she republican officeholdes Are COM
piling. q bill to increase taxes on prop /;
Eerty Of royalties. a.. 49, 4, s.ss
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06
ALL DEPENDS ON CONGRESS


Austin, Texas, Jan. 4. -Wiliiam J.
Bryan. who is here Is the gasst Of
Governor Campbell. was asked what,
in his opinion, would be the Ilaes
an i who would Be the prominent
candidates for the Democratic pssidan-
tial nomination in 1919. Mr.. Bryan
replied:
"'It all depends upon Congress. At
this time 1t is impossible to say what
the issues will be and who will likely
be the possibilities for the nomins.
ton. l think the entire matter rests
with she next Congress: and its -.
lions and legislation will largely dc.
termine both the issues aud the
aominees. Believing such to be the
case there is nothing nrofx for me- 70
say at this time, AZ will all have
to await the deliberations Of Conglesi
Mr.. Bryan expressed himself - very
hopeful for Democratic victory in
1912.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06

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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1911-01-06

Cumberland, Md.,. Jan. 4 CHARLES
W. SiDghesa, recently appointed post
master d 01ssnsprine. .HaaSseire
county. y. Va, fourteen nileas east
q Cumberland, to succeed Nra vii.
|! son. resigned, swse! struck apd Killed
BY m east bound train On the Balti.
more and ohtD rssfir6dd Willis hswas
s.kiag ths, mil ffom thss possSaRes ia
thsi ti s1tssio6sast fdfhdai.sr 81 SO 4 OIL
de had bsen merchant and .post.
raster 1t Springfield. ". IVA. + for
SONS ys&lS previous TO- going to
tissnsprfns. Hes shsa sstsG Held s. ,
position With the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad ON the Romnsy
branch.
Mr. SinShsss was SO years, Of ,;s9e.
10 i suFStvsd by his Nifs. a1si son
and three daughters. Inter nsat was
in Winchester.