The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-21
BOzEL VERDICT
IS NOT GUILTY"
FREDERICKSBURG MAN CHARGED
WITH RoBslNG EXPRESS CO.,
is FREE MAN.

4s5t-r---+4rI To The Richmond NirginiaH.)
FREDER1ekSBU VA, oct. 20
The Bozci trial which has consumed
TWO days In the Corporation Court
here was ended tonight by tho jury
bringing In a verdict of not guilty.
Boz.l was charged with the einbez-
element OF 4 money package of S5,VVu
on July IA, from the Adams Express
COMPANY He was employed in the
office at that time. Intence interest III
the trial was taken by the citizens OF
the town, and when the verdict was
announced IA loud shout went UP from
the large crowd that filled the cours
room.
Pinkerton detectives have been here
for weeks working. on the case, bus
nothing developed in the trial that i'm
plicated Bozel. except that ne was tho
one that received the package at the
Office
The accused was represented by Mr..
{. OConnor Gooiriek. Common
wealth's Attorney Butzner was assist
Cd by Judge a. r. Embrey.
The case of Mr.. \. r. klnsey. auc-
,ioneer, against Dr. ". J. Chewing
for the payment Of $3.50 balance OF
commission due for the sale Of prop
erty. Ms Tried in the Corporation
Court Wednesday,
The jury rendered verdict in favoH
Of AIR. kinsey for ths total amount
Of $3.50.
Civic League Work.
AT the coLsent of the city council,
the ladies Of the Civic Betterment
League have taken charge OF Hurkamp
PARK. and already have force OF
men al work cleaning up and beauti
Giug the grounds, The League pro-
poses many changes and intend TO
make 1t garden spot Of the city,
The city school board has affected q
change In the hours of session OF the
high school which meets with the gen
erai appro>ll OF all concerned. The
hour recess al noon has been elimi
mated and the classes are held straigh,
through from 8 O'Clock until 2 o'clock,
with fifteen minute recess at II
clock. The schedule In the primary
ard grammar grades has not been
changed.
MIR and Mrs. c. ID Montague have
moved into Their recently hatlt hunga
low in Stafford, near this city.
Invita- tons have been received here
for tho marriage Of Miss Edith Clare
Arundel and Mr. John keble Bar
Der. both Of Piusburg, Pa, on Novem-
Der 2.
Mr. Barber is "a son Of Rev. and
Mrs RI. IL. Barber, of this city.
Botany Glass Work.
A novel plan OF instruction is being
practiced al the High School during
the autumu ara carly spring months,
The botany class, under Professor Il,
n. Birckhead. are ALLOW ed To take daily,
walks about the city for the purpose
of observing the different kinds %
e trees. plants and shrubs ana taking
notes while on the field, This plan is
especially favored by the students as
il makes the work much more pleas
ant and interesting.
DIR. j. s. Lyons. of Louisville. KY.
a member of the Presbyterian Home
and School Committee. is visiting his
sister. Mrs Ralph lizard, at Little
Falls" near this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Richards, Jr..
and son. who have been visiting reia
tiees in Natrona, Pa, for several weeks
have returned honse.
Mayor III Lewis Wallace has desie
mated November ~, as Arbor Day, the
day for the setting out u trees and
shrubs. II is hoped that the people
viii observe the day To al large an
extent ~ possibie The Civic Better
rn<nt Leaxne I'm dofall in i,s power to
] - ~ movement.