The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
News Of South Richmond

/ have issued notice that they will use every
| means In their power TO connne the speed
a Bile rate. tE tIF.,.
Dr.. H. L. Harris. colored, who refused to
obey the order of conductor on the Pc
tersburg car line to move his seat into the
section reserved for negroes was fined S.
and costs. y
Julia Ross. colored arrested on the
charge OF assault. wa, discharged after
payment OF the costs
George L>ongwcIl Arrested
Georse Longwell white man. about
thirty-hve years old was arrested yester-
DAY afternoon by Patroman Westcott of
the Third Police Station. on warrant
sworn out by j. H. Crew. charging Long
well with cursing and abu.ins 5im' While
well with cursIng and abusing him. While
he, was still in the cooler another war.
Waymach, in which his WIFE Mrs Helen
Longwel charges him with cursing. abus-
I ns Sna e osatlng her In addition Mrs
port her and her children.
Squire Willard tn SIT.
In the absence OF Police Justice II. A.
M 2um, In the newiy-created Squire j. T.
on the bench OF the Police Court Part !.
this morning. Squire Willard who dis,
pensea cool soft drinks and ice-crea at
vested with the powers of justice OF the
peace to succeed tine late Squire J. A. Jor-
dan: While his judicial abilities will be put
10 test In handling the long docket OF
! civil matters scheduled for this morning
| very few criminal cases will require. his
| judgment 5000 IL
Willie Hudson. colored. alias Prudence"
arrested Thursday afternoon by Patrolman
| Waymack after eluding the police for near
| ~ twelve months. was fined $40 and costs
Yesterday morning by Justice Maurice In
the the Police Court Part .. on the charge OF
hitting Plcz Woodbridge coIored, with a,
priek; inc attack occurred last summer.
tn eTe s TO sne nne Hudson required
| during the next six months.
| Daniel MeMahon and James Mcclure, ar
| rested Thursday afternoon by Captain Alec
| Wright and Patrolman Philips for nrhttno
] In the street. were dismissed by Justice
Maurice Yesterday morning upon the rec
| shook hands and made up
| Funeral of Infant.
the funeral OF Marion Estellc Childress
infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs w L.
! Childress. who died early Yesterday morn
ing at the home OF her parents. III East
! I I'M Street. will be conducted by. the
O'clock from the residence. The interment
Will be made In sfanry Cemetery. @
| juno Term Monday.
| The regular June session OF the Hastings
\ Court. Part ., will convene Monday morn
| Ing at 10 o'clock In the courthouse. with
Judge 4. u. Wells presiding. XII attorney,
Monday morning. Only one criminal case is
scheduled for trial at this term. and there
Is n possibility that this may be contin.
(; ued on account of the fact that this lie a
OFF jury term. " nm
Back from, Convention.
I, With the adjournment OF the Eagles con-
vention yesterday the numerous Southside
men who have been attending the sessions
OF the State organization are returning
| Postmaster Thomas Smith who, as mem
Der of the State organization, was present
| at all the sessions OF the convention, will
remain at the beach for ten days. John
| Moore. also member OF the State organI-
cation; Melvin Ely and George Blanken-
| ship. the two delegates from stonewaiI
/ jackson Aerie. Improved Order of EaEles
will arrive homo either to-day or to NOR
! row. ,t
Funeral of Mrs. Matthews.
The funeral OF Mrs. c. b. Mathews. wife
| Of Mounted Officer G. 70. Mathews, OF the
| Third Police District who died Wednesday
at the home OF her sister. Mrs. r. l.. Prid-
dy. In Gordonsviile. took place yesterday
morning at s:ao o'clock from St. Patrlck's
| Church. The interment was made in Oak
wood Cemetery.
Mrs, Mathews had been in a precarions
1 condition for SOME weeks, and twice Officer
J Mathews was called 10 Gordonsvilis In fear
! of her sudden death. He accompanied the
remains to this city Thursday. She was a
! daughter OF Mrs. S. C. Meoni OF Rich s,ond
| and leaves her husband and ono daughter.
| Personal and General.
| Mr. and Mrs, D. L. iarre VIII leave the
city sunday for visit In Roanoke.
The regular monthly meeting OF the OIL
GERS and teachers OF the Decatur Street
Methodist sunday school was held Thursday
! night at the residence OF c. E. wal,ha;i OF
| 100 Hull Street.
The pupils OF Miss Male criddlin's music
school, appearing In their annual recital
! last night in the Stockton Street Baptist
Church. offered an unusually good selection
OF music to those who were present Many
OF the parents and friends OF the girls per-
forming were seated in the audience. and
the scholars were given small ovntions.
Unless the first half Of the city taxes. per-
sonnl and realty. arc settled by end of
June assistant City Tax Collector j. r.
Robinson has given notice that 5 per cent
Will be added TO tho amount OF the bill.
The bills are payable between June is and
30 ij.
The home ST Mrs. W. A. Horner, at BROAD
Rock Farm. was the scene last nisht OF a
beautiful lawn party. given BY tho women
I OF the West End Church. q
| a lawn party for the benefit OF tho sun
day school az the Porter Street Presbyterian
Church was given last night at O'clock on
the lawn of the church.. H
: New South Council, Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics. held Its regular
weekly n.seting last nigh. at o'clock in
The Odd -FalloWb' Hall stsy- VI, tsal itsl Nts54dt