The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-10
News Of South Richmond
order once more.
Into New Quarters.

Into New Quarters.
The Imposing new quarters Of the
virginia Leather Company at the cor
ner of Hull and Twenty second Streets
ere ready for occupation and the work
of moving is being rapidly erected
me old factory and store of the
Der. 1910. and since that time the iirm
mas 6een transacting business in
rented store on the corner of Hull
ana sixth Streets.
Can't stand In AisIcs.
Under Injunction OF Building Inspec-
tor Beck. Captain Wright. of the
south Richmond police force. last
night issued orders to the patrolmen
that the ordinace forbiddinr people to
stand In the aisles of theatres and
public buildings should be rigidly en-
1t has come to the attention of the
huthorittes that this ordinance has not
been strictly adhered 10 Nv the man
a age, of the moving picture thea
Tres IN the Southside. and it is the
Intention of the authorities that the
letter. ~ e'e
:, The I patrolmen are under orders to
i Lneatres to court in case they do not
need the warming. Firemen. police
men. fire commissioners and police
commissioners arc excepted in the or
ny law to In any way block the aisles
and exits Of public buildings
Trial Postponed.
Inc trial of James Evans the Ches-
terfield farmer, who admitted that hc
nred The bullet that struck Horace
dement's one week ago on Hull Street,
Was p0stponed yesterday morning in
the Police Court. Part H.. until Ian.
uary IL
There is some doubt felt by persons
whether the charge Will be pressed,
e eue 20 me iact that the shooting was
Nothing definite, however, has been
Death OF Mrs. Campbell.
residence OF her son. H. L. Campbell
OF Woodland Heights. at ( o'clock YES
terday afternoon. Tho funeral services
wiIl be conducted this afternoon from
Mrs. Campbell. who was a native of
IaiitaX county. leaves two sons, F. "
Campbell. of Farmville, and H. L.
campbell. of South Richmond
December Term Ends.
J., The December session of the Hust-
inEs Court, Part H.. came to a close
SSa ad DAY afternoon, after Judge Wells
Lumpkln condemnation proceedings.
Next Monday morning will see the
beEinninE of the January term Of this
court, and heavy docket of both civil
ana an criminal cases has been prepared
~ the clerk. Every case on the
docket will be brought to trial this
term term as the grand Jury will be in SEES -
buried In Reading.
After an illness of several months
Mrs Henrietta Lottner. of Forest Hill.
a I4 Friday Mt 4. NJ. in the Virginia
ing. "a. sunday, and the funeral SER
Hiees over the remains We're conducted
IN SIN mat place Yesterday.
. ohe leaves her husband Professor
Henry Lottner, and two children. Mrs
Lottner was a member of Lilly Conn
ell ]. Q. U: \. NJ
Joshua Long. negro with a name
ina. mat Is most appropriate, was ined
900 and costs in the Police Court
h bert. H.. yesterday morning, after It
Mao been made plain to Justice
drinks too many.
There were no other criminal cases
IN me eo p91iGe , Court yesterday;
Captain William Rowlett. of s1s
w est twelfth Street, who was severe
~ injured In small smash-up Satur-
day In the Danville freight yards. is
dition. His wife has left for Danviiie
10 be at his side, and will remain with
MIN until 1t can be determined whether
ne THE T,'i ae l,ye to be BE- moved nov home
Danville reports that Captain ROW
lett was asleep in the caboose of his
u IRAN, which was in the freight yards
IN Danvllle, when the caboose Was
backed into = nearby switching engine
and badly wrecked
Captain Rowlett received several in.
ternal injuries that may prove fatal
Ills left lung Is thought to be badly
lacerated, and other vital organs we're
managed. Two men, who were in the
caboose at the time were hurt, but es-
capped serious injury.
Captain Rowlett Will be moved ia
South Richmond just as soon as the
attending physicians think that the
move can be made without danger 10
the patient.
Ignorant OF Law.
The Victoria" Theatre was sum
moned to tho Police Court, Part II.
yesterday morning to answer the
charge Of running without license.
AFTER hearing the evidence in the case.
Justice Maurice imposed tho minimum
line allowed In this offense--s5 and
costs.
Ignorance OF the law and absence
or Intention of violating any statute
was the defense advanced by the
Theatre. which was represented by
Thomas NJ Gambler. The evidence in
PRODUCED tended to substantiate the
excuse. and tho small fine resulted.
Stricken Whtfc:at Work.
While Mt work Saturday ]. y. Men
son. general foreman of tho Miller
manufacturing plant in South Rich,
mond. was stricken with an attack Of
acute indigestion that rendered hiro
unconscious for the time being.
DR.. +, G. Hill was summoned imme-