The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-09
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch,
1920 Hull Street,

tt la.t The Ttmes-Diepatch
- 1920 Hull Street,
s3i, for $1,000 dana ges was entered yes.
john IN the, me Hastings Court. Part 2. b,
y. ~. irons, administrator for Herman
Ra,i iwont, c aeeeased aagains, the southeru
:, The suit Is brought In behalf OF Herman
[. irons. who was killed about three monih.
uso IN ircisht wreck near South Rich.
mono. Irons was brakeman. and wher
The ircigh. train left tho track lie va
shrown almost under the wheels The len.
con;n,nn neu ~ ans dumred the tons OF coal II
ca ne was smuthcred to death FtH5l
John l. Irons qualified recently as tho ad
OF Oh, nus nrst moves was the institution of this
SUIT. Undor Virginia law $4,000 ia III, ma
mum that may DO recovered for death.
Big Property sale.
oc,, aeod recorded yesterday In tho ciork. .
oifice OF tho Husting1 Court, PART q make.
public one of tho largest real estaf. aaai.
MAGE ma. rseently IN South Richmond. For ,l0
a 1,a1 other valuable considcre lions Robert ".
noilard. o. Richmond. sold the lots nj Nos.
81 sig and SIS Hull street to Paul P. shafor.
! DALLAS n. SHEER II. Logan ooIson ana j.
changed hands In the deal /, kop; seeret
9ther land along that part OF Hull Street
n nhs o.Sasht over sioo foot. and II is prob
was fsB. o' '"' aeeu
Hearing Damage suit.
30 bitterly Is tho t5 eco DAMAGE suit Of
i ,ss Tinsley against tho Bnu6hman Sta
tionery Company contested that whon nigh,
Isli yesterday-tho second day OF tho pro-
been hni.hed. This morning viii be- r, rsn
over to tho argument on ilnstruc,ions to the
jury. and tho afternoon session will be nlled
with tho Arguments before Inc Jury II IN
probable that verdict Will be reached bc
fore adJournment tonight.
w. C. Pulllnm. while L. r. PAGE repr.scnts
tho defendant. Tlnsley. who isia painter
ny tTade. was injured recently on Job in
tho Baughman plant when ar empioye of
the company started an elevator on which
I1nsley was ~ work
Death of Aiss Washington.
Telegram yesterday morning 10 w. III
Wsshinyton, Of the drug Hrm OF Washington
d Early. announced the sudden death OF hi.
sister, Mise Fannie Washington, at the HON.
Washington left for Caroline .mmedia,ei,
otter receipt OF the message The funeral
ARRANGEMENTS have not been made sci, and
II is not known whether Miss wa Ellington
is to be buried In South Richmond. where
m mer BROTHERS i've, or ut the home in Caro-.
bro,hers-W. II. Boyd ana Eugene wash.
ington. Si'f -,
Mi,s wa.hinston spen, som. tim. recently
nuraes course at the Virginia. but this worI,
she later gave up. Her death camo as q
dlstinc, shock 10 her friends and relatives.
given. ,tt,t IlIi.a
Girls Marrow Escape
a narrow escape from death was tho lot
O. tho four-yenr-old daughter of Andrew p.
Dabney. we'll known colored citizen OF
sixteenth and stockton Streets. when an old
telesrnph pole on Stockton Street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth broke on near the
base yesterday morning and fell without
warning striking the child on the shoulder
and severely inJurinB her. II tho pole had
fallen half inch the other way tho chIid's
life would have been crushed out instantly.
This cries OF har playmates quickly nt-
trscted help to teh scene. and shs was hur-
Vaughan attended her and Gained her par.
ents With the stateHen; that her injuries
we're in nowise fataiN She wa. badly bruis-
ed about tho shoulder. and some fear OF In
ternal Injuries a.e entertained. Tho pole Is
one that had stood for many years. ana had
nnally rotted near tho ground. a sudden
gust OF wind Is thought 10 have been re.
sponsiolc for It's overthrow.
Denial By Pride Lyon. i
In reply to his wife's letter TO Major wer-
ner, charging him with desertion and being
erly OF Durham. y. c.. but now living at
iGa West Fifth Street. presented himself TO
Captain Alec Wright, OF the Third Police
District, with tho statement that the
charges were without foundation and that
no wisher the police to know his where.
abouts
mans detention except his wife's letter to
the Richmond Police Department, and he
will no unmolested unless his wife Issues q
warrant for his arrest He stated to Cap
from his wife eight years ago on account OF
marital troubles he had supported her rince
Thief Returns Check.
Tho handbook and $3.50 check recently stoi-
en- IN coat belonging to Oscar Hooker, of
the Old Dominion Distillins Company, camo
mysterlously to light yesterday morning
when Patroiman Webster discovered them
lying on the ground al tho corner OF Maury
Street and the Seaboard Air Line crossing
It is thought that the thief deliberately
threw tho checkbook and check away. be-