The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-11
South Richmond Bureau.
Tho Tincs-Dispach.
1910 HulI Street.

Phone Madison lis.
The hea rinK OF the 5000 SANDER suit OF
Chaikley against SHUTTER. scheduled for trial
to-day In the Chesterfield county Circuit
Court. promises 10 attract an unusually
lnrge crowd OF spectators. Both Of the wo-
men concerned retained leading counsel to
represent them. and tho hottest kind of a
case Is expected
on account OF the prominence OF the par
Ties 10 the suit and because OF tho probable
nature OF the evidence. the same morbidly
curious crowds that gathered around the
Iiustinss Court nj the time OF the recent
hearing OF another sensational SANDER suit
will most likely seek entrance to the cou$
Judge Watson will exclude spectators from
the courtroom. but this hus not been an
nounceu.
In Other Courts.
The regular session OF the Oak Grove
Magistrates Court will be called tomorrow
morning by Magistrate Cheatham a. 10
o'clock in the Oak Grove Courthouse. The
petty civil matter. have been scheduled for
trial.
A batch OF civil cases and judgments. one
of the Police Court. Part .. yesterday morn
ine. Justice Maurice cleaned up the SIN
ner5 In short order
Frank Christian. -..-fcd. was stuns for
{2.s0 and costs for beins drunk
George O'Dahn. charged with cussing and
abusing s. c. Hutchinz. was dismissed on
account OF insufficient evidence.
Body Taken North.
The body Of Mrs. Desdemora Miles. who
eied Tuesday ION at her home q Mid
lothian. was taken 10 Bradford county. Pa.
yesterday morning for ntcrincnt. The burial
Will BIO made in the family section in the
Granville Cemetery
Mep. had been in fee-.e health for months
before her death, She was almost seventy
Ave Years old In addition to her husband.
Mrs. Mile, leaves Two sons-John Miles. of
Midlothian. and Charles *. Miles. OF Penn
Mrs. Miles came to Midlothian from Penn
sr1 nj Na o0n md
In the yesrs that she lived In Chesterfield
was prominently associated with tho church
work and thu Sunday school OF the Bethel
BAPTIST Church.
1Ir. Brown Buried
The funeral OF Irving G. Brown, who died
ed yesterday afternoon ut o'clock from the
re,idencc of G. $. Wells. 1920 Porter Street
mond yesterday morning accompanied by
his wild. He was former resident OF
South Richmond.
MIR. brown leaves four sisters-Airs Asa
Bishop. OF Greensboro. y. c.: Mrs Asa
Bradshaw. OF Crewe. Va; Mrs.. G. D. Rust.
OF Richmond. and Miss corre Brown. OF
Sarannah. Ga
Rerivni Meetings.
The most eager and interested audiences
continue to crowd the Central Methodist
pieiner. i, conducting series OF revival
Eervices skilled musician has been OBJ
tanned 10 lead the singing. and this Is a
aerie, OF services was begun last Sunday.
and will laet during this week and the next.
The last week OF the fortnight OF revival
meetings in the West End Church Is even n
greater success than tho previou, week The
most gratifying congregations arc turning
out to hear Rev. ]. NJ. Rowland preach and
one music Is rendered nightly. The public
Is cordially invited to these meetings. I'm
lefs II is determined TO extend the time
ilInIt Of the services they viii come TO n
clone with this week
Fight In Saloon
officer Dusgins. of tho Third Police Sta
street. yesterday afternoon TO subdus two
burly negroes who wcro cnga gng in a mild
riot. The two mon-Willie Kelly and Dover
" Johnson-were taken to tho Third Police
Station. and Will appear before Justco Maui
rice this morning in the Police Court. Part 2.
The regular May term Of tho Hastings
morning by Judge T.. II. Wells In the court
house. The grand Jury will moot that morn
ing TO draw up indictments There are sew
eral criminal cases for trial at this term,
and number Of large damage suits.
Fire Station Work Delayed.
with the beginning OF real summer
no 49, who are cooped UP In tho cramped
quarters OF the old Manchester I1re Depart
nent are hanker!ng to be In the new and
Ioomy station at tho corner OF Tenth end
Bainbridgc Streets Tho men are not
grunhiing. but they arc counting the days
until the move can be effected.
defer the occupation OF tho new engine
house until Juno l, or probably little later.
The building seems practically complete
from the outside. but much Interior work is
yet 10 DO done. Tho members OF the COM
pany have shown Themselves ready and will
Ing 10 do work on tho building with their
own hands. and quito a good bit has been
accomplished by them
Political Gossip.
The date for the county primary Is stlIl
up in the air. and the candidates are In a
similar condition nEuratively gpcallinE. Thu
men concerned in The ELECTIONS are doing all
they can 10 have the datG sct, as they feel
that the actual campaigning cannot begin
until they can have some definite day for
the hnish bets cir eyes
Firm In tho conviction that the Attorney
General Will render an opinion to the effect
in her old legislative district, which was