The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-09
News Of South Richmond

cheek The check was made out b by I Phi, Inc e;
Agny and payable to Oscar Hooker '
The coat and Its contents was sto,c, i,
broad. broad DAYLIGHT from hook on the vail
@ @ners s Mr, Hooker had hung Il while no wa,
police a description OF a strange Viii.
youth he had noticed hanging around IN.
ou', .h shortly before tho Disappearance
OF the coat and although Putrolman Nor,
made a special trip to Petersburg, tho thief
~ s,ii at large. Many valuable papers ali
OF tho coar. and come OF them hav been "a
covered. tH ~ " De" 20
In Police Court
ao~ nseh, ee,.ehian. colored, caught wedncs.
warming light on working materials nm ~.
wardin Avenue. was nned $40 ana cost, yes-
,dy morning by Justice Maurice in ~.
Police Court. Part 2. Patroiman p. =" ,na
ntroiicd along just In timo TO sec strichian
, sena e inc Ne ,uinblins and he proceeded
! Jefferson Mann. erstwhi,e OF S,r,oi, -
, ,,ned - and costs yesterday mornins 10,
De 1nSr dT Tv,,h, and dIorderly the street
with attempting 70 skip a board hill SeS
, savsn a chance to pony UP go to Jail lie
was sent 10 the cooler. for thirty dayx
Chilled TO GordonsyilIe -
Mounted Foreman C. D. Matthew'S OF M
;,r9 Police Station. has been called 10 thu
teiesram announcing that shs waa In n nI.
curious eaa condition. Her death Is expscted
,. i. r. u . d b.
First Free Concert
Wills cool weather interfered with ths
opening concert to sone extent, thou,andf
OF happy. fun-seekinx gouth Richmond peo.
pie crowded Washington PARK laat nirht -.
near the free concert by tho BIues' Band
The thronE. while gu. for pleasure. wa,
ana a. plain clothes men distributed through
inc tn CROWDS were set ,wirilng their thumb,
Tho program was diversified enough "a
please every ons in the audisnce, and zen
eroas applause attes,ed tho enjoyment TIL,
singing OF Harry D. Zhrrow. a new feature
OF tho municipal concerts met with III,
rs approval His solos were well
e e. and his vo,ee could DO es..ly heard
In every part OF the park. -i:
Ihe next concert in the SouthAide will be
sivon next Thursday night.
Camp Holds Meeting
mseting OF the reorganizcd Joseph =
Johnston Camp OF Confederate Veterans wa.
held Las night at clook In the jury room
OF the Hastings Court. Part q through III.
courtesy OF Judge E. H. Weilr, r. A. DauKh
Was the commanding officer. In addition 10
tho regular routine busineta n COMMITTEES Of
three was appointed to draw up suita bic
resoiutione of BORROW and respect on the re-
cen, dea,hs OF prominent members Of the
Judge William !. clopton. ex -commander;
q. 81. Robertson. er-comm ander; squire II.
a. Jordan. nrst lieutenant. gfE
After slectins DR.. L. G. Hill to fun mem
oership in the camp the meeting nd iourncd
TO the night OF July at 8 O'clock. Hope
was expressed that the fr.ends and members
OF the camp would unite to do all In ;he,r
power to aid The camp IN preserving its
strength and The worthy causs Its common
crates. aIl ijFltsla
Club Meeting Tonight.
;, AZ I'm potant meeting q the Washington
at o'clock I'm the courtroom o. the Hust
ngs Court. Part ?. with President Cnr,eI
G. Jones pre,idins. So many Vital and iiv.
questions are before the club that IA large
and enthusiastic meeting is ce:tain.
The chief matter 70 be settled Is the advia
ABILITY OF Inviting the four Democratic
candidates in tho United States senatorial
race TO address the Sonthside voters undet
The auspices OF the club.
Further action on the matter OF removing
tho Third Police Station 10 aiso proba BILE
and this subject Is good for considerable
cussion OF Washington Wards status in the
legislative election will be heard, and more
EFFORT ererted to have the matter definitely
Privet Hedge Planted.
Under the supervision OF Postmaster
snirn shs h Ga no prst nedge
ment Washington. was planted yesterday
around the po.t-onice lot The suecessfui
bidder, w. T. Hood. has delayed Getting the
hedge until rain placed tho earth In good
condition.
This is tho las, OF the many Improvements
and additions gained for the Manchestes
post-oficc By Postmaster Smith,. md whom
tho hedge sprouts few leaves the lot will
look Ike q large flower garden
Big Dry In Court.
strenuous day IS expected to-day In tho
weekly session of the Oak Grove Court.
OF the longest docke,s yet In addition 70 a
quintet OF auto speederr there arc two OUT
ting cases, liE
Walter Rabbit a negro. held on tho
charge of stabbing Raymond Bills. white
Will hsye a preliminary hearing this morn
Ing before Squire Chatham.
Thomas Cherry. colored "razoo'' wieidor,
who made few lunges at the person Of
Sannie Hewlett. colorcd, will have tof'ex.
plain his actions TO the magistrate to-day.
A long list OF petty misdemeanorb ls
scheduled for trial In addition TO tho usual
civil docket.
Funeral This Afternoon.
Tho funeral OF Joseph Urbine. eshty-six
years old, who died Wednesday night at his
home in Chesterfield county. will he con-
Quoted this afternoon from tho residence.
The interment will be made in tho family
burying ground. ,H,G si :.
He was one OF the Oldest residents OF this
county. and leaves several children.
Lumpldn-Smlth.
The marriage of Mas Mary Elizabeth
Smith and James Haywood Lunpkin was
solemnzed Wednesday night in tho homo OF
the brides parents. "caitewood." in Chess
terhaId cotinty i