The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch,
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\ Phone Madison 175.

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We're had in regulation form last night
TO the accompaniment Of sundry lights
and a good deal OF red eye. Many ar
rests were made by the Third Station
men, most Of them for plain, ordinar,
/. DRINKS
I Ned Winston and his colcred 'rady
4 friend Mary Coleman. mixed last
nigh, on Fourth Street in wha, would
! have been serious AFFAIR II Ned's
I head had been made of anything but
| sheet iron The two negroes, both per-
! fectly sober, became estrangad. it was
( stated, through the appearance OF IA
istrange dark man on the scene. Ned
i got jealous, and when he, attempted 10
show Mary that he was tile boss OF
The ranch, she struck him on the head
/ with pop bottle. The bottle was
broken TO pieces. The two were ar
! rested by an officer and taken TO the
| station house. They will appear in
Police Court. Part H.. tomorrow
| morning.
! j. l. Sheffield. a lone white man, was
ran in early last night for being
drunk and down" as IT is officially
! STYLED
Fired ut Intruder.
I aroused from his sleep about mid
n:ghi Friday night by the noise OF a
: ;:ia!2 ;i!ine 10 make an entrance into
his horse, :: i2l West Seventh Street.
James : Suilc- seized his gun. and at
( -. calling 10 End the identity of the
!7:iIIdt.. a.ed Seeing the man flee
'ns window and took two more shots
& ttc; .hsss sill seemed without effect
i Ms Minnie Lewis. who lives with
.as Saiers, was nrst awakened by the
+ !oiss OF door rafting, and she
QuicklE communicated her tears 10 Mrs
Butler. When his Wife called him and
apprised him OF the Intrusion, Butler
. armed himself With his revolver and
opened the window The darkness OF
me night; which probably prevented
any OF Buffers shots from striking
the thief. also kept MIR Butler from
seeing whether the man was white or
coiored lie fled rapidly from the ward
after being detected. h 5
The occurrence was not reported 10
the Third Police Station YESTERDAY. al
though this is said 70 BE but one OF
several recent attempts 70 rob houses
IN this ne!ghecrhcoc.
Special Easter Music.
II nearly erery chu-ch in the South
.side special Easter music viii be rem
(! dtre6 ,o-6sE. il some ihe music ,vili
] ne repeated 81 night FOR the benefit OF
those who are NOT q bic 10 be pres eai
! IN The morning. The majority OF The
paSto!s on this side Of the river will
Treseh on Easter subjects. Many OF
tie churches Will be dscked vita spring
flowers.
good many Easter egg hunts and
such entertainments arc scheduled for
tomorrow and the next few days 4
number Of the souths!ders Will ceIe-
brate the day By leaving to morrow
morning with Mrs. Gill on her "Cupi1
Special" excursion to Washington.
Court begins To-nIorrow.
The regular April session OF the
Hastings Court, Part H.. will convene
tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock. with
Judge E, II. Wells presiding. The
term will be devoted largely to the
hearing OF civil cases. and number
Of large damage suits will come up
for trial. Although this Is not grand
| jury term. several criminal cases
which have been appealed from the
Police Court, Part H., Will be given a
hearing r VI.
An Important meeting OF the condem-
nation committee appointed by y,dgc
Wells to open Decatur Street above the
Atlantic Coast Line Halfway crossing
has been called for tomorrow night
at o'clock In the courthouse The
evidence in the case Will be presented
to the committee ut that time
nurlnl To-day.
The body of =. l.. Chcatlam, for
mer resident of Manchester, who died
Thursday at Hampton. Va, VIII ar.
rive IN Richmond this morning at 1880
over the Chesapeake and Ohio, Railroad
The remains will be taken directly to
Maury Cemetery and the funeral SER
vices conducted at the grave BY Rev
j. ". Durham pastor OF the Balm
bridge stree, BAPTIST Church. M
Ar Cheathnm. who was thirty-four
years old removed from Manchester
several years ago. When he died he
was manager of the ice department,
of the Newpor, News and Old Point
| Railway and Electric Company.
There will be a called meeting or
! the members Of Marie Camp. no. $50
Woodmen of the World this morning
at 1890 in Fraternity Hail., corner of
| Eleventh and Hull Streets. 10 attend
tire funeral services of Sovereign q! L..
Chea tham, who was {, former member
! OF the camp. committee from the
camp viii meet the body this morning
damage lis Repaired.
| w. r. TcNtcr, the inotorman in,
| charge OF the Huh street car when
| jumped the track Wednesday night al
the north cid OF the Free Bridge and
! plowed through a fivc- foot stone wall.
has resigned his position with tho
| Virginia Railway and Power Company.
| The railway people regard II as al.
| most miracle that no one was acri-
! ously injured IN the accident. and
/ cannot see what prevented the car
| from p!nnging over the twenty foot
embankment into the street below. A
gang OF men. set to work immediately
after the accident. cleared away ali
J yestiEe of the damage done by run
away car, and additional care ia bcin,,