The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-13
South Richmond Bureau.
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Phone Madison l75.
| Not satisfied with the good work done IL
getting so many new men to pay their cap
ita'ion tax. the committee appointed BY tn.
Washington Ward Democratic Club has now
turned It's attention 10 getting these mon
registered before tax receipts are misplaced
or lost: The work Is progressing finely and
the registrars are kept busy. In addition TO
ms tho committed is also working on
young men who Will reach their majority
between now and the next election, who will
DC eisiole to vote, although the capitatIon
tax Is not yet paid
Released from Jall.
In compliance with petition which WA.
widely signed Governor Mann yesterd
granted conditional pardon to CIarenrs
haddock the young man who was recently
EVEN Even sentence of six months in jail. after
pieauihs Bullty In Hastings Court Part y
where no was tried on an indictment ohara-
ms MIN with stealing shoes from the ware
mouse OF Wingo, Elicit and Crump shoe
Company.
Haddoek. who up to the time Of hi, arrss,
had borne an excellent reputation had A
large circle OF friends who did not desert
MN IN MS trobuie. but rallied TO his relief
me petition was drawn up at their suyres
ton by Hiram Smith, counsel for und1o,,
ana throush their efforts was signed by a
large number OF representative citizens
Workman Injured.
ME ut work on new building beins
erected on Broad Street near Fourth WIl.
nam Jones. co!ored laboter living nj Ito
snort Madison street. South Richmond was
struck on the head BY falling hod Of bricks
s Iuu aenaeTed unconscious yesterday at noon
me ambulance was summoned and the man
reated oy Dr.. Crowgey. who on oxamina-
non Iouhd MIN suffering with severe con-
, custom OF Inc brain. Jones was takon 10
ms nome. where he regained consciousncs.
ne was round TO be completely parsIv-cd
out oeivre night reBained the use OF his
inns. ne Is expected to recover Just how
,he accident happened is mystery nobod .
oeins found who saw the man hurt
Crippled Horse EIlIad
Another accident, caused By the hi,b
renee anu plles OF lumber on the property
recently condemned By the city on seventh
street occurred yesterday afternoon nhn,, :
o'clock Seventh and semmes strsn,.
when Hun street car No. iio. coming AZ ~
.neS CUP struck horse. owned and
,irioIl oy NICK Whittet. OF swansboro
breaking Its leg SO badly that II had 10 be
killed by Emmett Taylor agent of Ihe So
clety tor the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Anil
mails, w -Ai'
Sent In to Sober Up
answering call from Perry Street and
cowardin Avenue. DIR. Crowgey, of the civ
ambulance, treated aged white woman.
Ia'er iuent!hed as Salie Caudie, OF Fiji,
street, south Richmond. who WAS found in
drunken stupor nj Gao o'clock Yesterday
afternoon After giving the woman prop,r
meuieai attention she was carried 10 the
Third Police Station to sober up
In Police Court.
On charge of throwing rocks. william
a, p"fiu "oFshRm and George
Vest at trio OF white youths. were fined
500 aud costs by Justice Maurice in Police
Court, Part 2. yesterday.
george Jones, colored, WAS sent to TAIL
IN default or $40 fine imposed for disor-
DERBY conduct.
TO Hear Case on Saturday.
because Of pressing business Squire l.. W.
chcathan has again postponed the heu ring
OF Raymond Babcr. w. L.. Blunt and Dick
Cox, who are being held on charge OF
forgery The case is set for n hearing in
the Oak Grove Court next Saturday.
Death of Mrs. Rowett.
Mrs. Rebecca Ellen RoSlett. sixty three
years old former resident OF the South
side. where she had a large circle OF friends
died Monday evening at 1880 o'clock at the
homo OF her son. 1908 West Main Street.
Mrs. Rowlett was a member of Progressive
Council, Daughters of Liberty, and also n
member OF tho Cowardin Avenue Chrintian
Church. She Is survived by two sons-J e.
and w. s. Rowlett, both OF Richmond
Tho funeral VIII be conducted from The
home at o'clock this afternoon. The Rev.
+, w. Long. pastor of the Cowardin Avenue
church. VIII oniciate. and tile burial viii
be In lakewood. "S%N
Funeral Of Henry Jennings.
Tho funeral OF Henry Jennings; who died
Monday night at IL o'clock. Will be held
Thursday morning al 10 o'clock from st
Marys Church. Mr.. Jennings. who was
twenty Heven years old, Is survived by his
father and two slstcrs-Mrs Lizzie Cole and
Mrs. Manic Zane.
Women to Give rlayIet.
An attractive prosram, which Is headed
Nine" will BIO presented at tho entertain
ment 10 be Sivon by tho Young Won ems
Auxiliary Of tina BalnbridEe Street Baptist