The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-21

jail sentence to about four years. He
did not deny his guilty on any of the
charges, reiterating his confession OF
the former day.
If convictIng evidence to substan-
tiate his confession of stealing a horse
and buggy from the Old Market is not
forthcoming. Redd Will be turned over
to the Charlotte county authorities to
be tried for mule stealing and assault
upon deputy sheriff of the county.
Some Other Offenders.
Stanley Thomas, the fJorllna negro
who was arrested for being disorderly
on II street car Monday while he was
ITO the city" on an excursion, was
stuns for $40 and costs yesterday
morning By Justice Maurice.
Freeman Preston, colored. drunk and
disorderly, received fine of SIS and
costs.
DOC" Owens. colored. charged with
being drunk and disorderly. was fined
IS and costs.
Florence and Mozelle Randolph.
charged with interfering with Patrol
man Waymack while discharging his
duty wero fined So and costs ench.i
John Butler. white. disorderly on the
premises of p. Womack. was fined So
and costs
John Hastings charged with falling
to muzzie his dog. was ordered to do
SO at once.
The ordinance violation against
Thomas Nichols, white. was continued
until this morning.
Charged with stabbing William
Thomas. of OF East Baker Street. Mon
day morning. Charles C. Dargan. coll
ored. was tracked down and arrested
in South Richmond late Monday night
by Patrolman Waymack. Dargan was
taken to the north side of the river
yesterday morning by Detective Ser
geants Wiley and Krengel. where he
will be given a hearing before Justice
Crutchfeld.
The cutting. which is said to have
been the result of trouble over a wo-
man, took place In Thomass house.
mmediately after the cutting Dargan
fed to South Richmond, but the police
got wind of his whereabouts and put
the Third District men on his trail
Rehched Century Mark.
So enthusiastic has been the response
to the call for volunteers for the South
Richmond Boys Brigade that tho
number of enlisted boys has reached
the century mark and halt has been
called
There were more recruits than could
be conveniently handled at the regu-
lar drill Monday night. and 1t was
determined that the enlistment books
should be closed after this Friday
night All those who desire to wear
the uniform of the Boys Brigade
should apply Immediately to Il. Il.
Lutz.
a meeting of those interested in the
boys movement has been called for
Sunday afternoon at O'clock In the
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church TO
meet the Rev. j. T. Haley. pastor Of
the Stockton Street Baptist Church
and Superintendent Robertson, OF that
Sunday school. The ministers and
superintendent of the various South
side Sunday schools have been invited
TO attend this meeting. when a general
discussion of the Boys Brigade and
its future Will be conducted.
MIR. Warren May Accept
All but formal announcement OF
acceptance Is wanting in regard to
the statement that the Rev. Ernest
Warren, formerly pastor OF the Inn
manuel Episcopal Church and the
Church OF the Good Sheph I'd
of Forest Hill, Will accept the
call to fiji the pulpit of the Meade
Memorial Episcopal Church. Mr. War
rem has been away from Richmond
for some years, but 1t is understood
return. His formal acceptance Of the
call Is expected
He comes to the Southside most
highly commended for his work and
abilities, and promises to do much
toward the upbnilding of this church
lie is a graduate of the Episcopal
Seminary. and was ordained by Bishop
Randolph.
Funeral Notices.
The funeral OF Ifildred. the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.FB, f.. Carter
of 1905 Delaware Avenue. Oak Grove,
who died Monday night, was conducted
Yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock from
the home of the parents. The Kew.
w. G.. Burch officiated The inter
ment was made In Maury Cemetery
The fun' el of I. l.. Bass of l29
East Eighteenth Street, who died sud
denly in tho yard of his home sunday
afternoon, was conducted yesterday