The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
South Eichmond Bureau.
The Timcs-Dispatch,
1910 Hull Street.


1910 Hull Street.
Phone Madison l15.
one OF the bodies, robbers ever perpe-
afternoon. when in broad daylight negro
broke into the home of :. n. Moore. on tho
Warwick i,oao. Chesterfield, about three
miles from the city. and escaped with a
valuable collection OF jcwclry and a pistc
The accounts OF the robbery as shown
oil the biottcT OF the Third Police Station
are meagre. 1t is supposed from the accu
Thte description OF the man given by Mr..
Moore, that he was farm hand. employed
on the place. The man Is described as be-
ing very black, about Ave feet seven inches
IN height. weight. 1875 10 40 pounds. and
blessed In a gray suit. and hat with :,
black band.
Among the things missing were an Ivor
Johnson pistol. watch. with elk.'
mead on the case; one plain gold ring, and
one ring with tiger-head setting
uhis makes the second burglary In tn,
county within week. The first happened
iest saturday morning when negro, Ned
pay who escaped tho nigh, before from
me road brce. entered house Failing
Creek and htted himself out with new
clothing. which he exchanged for convict
STRIPES. lie has not Yet been captured:
Co.:2romse in Zig Suit.
Announcing tina, he had effected a COM
promise whereby his client would receive
damas cs in the sum OF $3.50, for injuries
sustained by being. hit by an ron bar. At
toIney John y. I.atnb. representing Villa r,
knish' Ewis, the newsboy, who by neat
, i[,Sna vas suing the Gcor>s =, Fuller
tohpahy Tor $1,000 yesterday in the Hust-
ihEs court Part :. moved tina; the case be
i aei.'ovtI rom the docket Judge Wells
accordingly dismissed the suit.
Dung EwIg WAS hi, by the har which
.cu rom the new FIRST National Bank
o",."'nR. Whlch was being erected by the
defendant company. Ills skull was ftac-
iured aud his cola rbonc broken. lie Ses
confined ior some time IN the hospital
To Lay Cornerstone
WIN ceremonies under the direction 90
the M"nehcs,er Lodge. No. IT, A., F., and
a. VI, the cornerstone OF tho pccntur
street Methodist Church viii be laid ,his
afternoon ut 1850 o'clock Judge - "a
Wells Will he master OF ceremonies ,nd
sne pr,ncip"l address Will be made by Gov
ee't'n Year; ago by the com. ......,.ii' ~
me rum street Methodist C.hi,r,.n A.
, "+"r"'e structure was planned. but win
80, caution the congregation decide 10
n'.i'd TIC pa; needed the mos, nrs, t.h, o
wa" uone. and the Sunday-schooI ,nnn,
49, on NInih street was finished :h,ce
on hend the main part OF the s,rnc.m-.
~ ~ ouiit. When completed the cru~ch
uious on inc Southside
Realty Transfers.
CT, caE IN me residential district OF the
trans,er rsn Ne to be active Yesterday three
az n D; camp6eii to G. H. i io!GEa; house
fsc
n q'u. erect Gree. between Sixth and Seventh.
IT, ~ $ Wright to Matte f. Cunningham
"i ictcrShurg Turnpike with ron,
age OF thirty feet on Decatur strec' I III
Indiana Smith 10 Matte F.. cunp,nrah,,
PIKE 'etweon hui ana Decatur: 49,
,tc.' n:raks Cane Over His Head.
cIauSe ne broke his cane over the head
husch was assessed $3.50 and costs bv Jus
ice H. A. Maurice Yesterday in the Police
the cause OF the assault paid So and costs
The trouble started at the carniva! grounds.
Edward johnson. drunk, was charged
$40 and costs lie was found down and
out on the streets, and gave the police
nard work to carry his large frame 10 the
station house.
auto belonging TO r. W. Wood & sons. was
lined SO and costs.
To Sneak ON Missions.
Rev j. j. Chapman. of <Ae Diocese o.
Ing the Meade Memorial Episcopal
church on the missions from his
be conducted by the rector. Rev. +. Ernest
warren.
Ordinance Violation.
For violating the segregation ordinance,
William MINIS, colored, was yesterday
summoned to court. He f. charged win
moving into a house Eighth street be-
,
the majority % the residents arc white.
As there is only other house on the
ni"ck. and rs rho house which he lust
rented was occupied by colored family.
this appears somewhat as a Joke to Minis
VINO however, is not anticipating testing
the law
According to 4 rcpor, made yesterday n,
me lnird Police station. Robert Paine OF
! 1850 Perry Street. lost an spen-face gold
watch on Broad Street near Twenty first,
Funeral of Mr.. Neister.
nc iuhcFAi OF Wills Ncistcr, who died
hursihN afternoon at his home. Thir;ieth
! ana Stoncwall streets. Woodland Heights
VII be held This afternoon at a:3O O'clock
! from the home.
Noted Minstral In Town.
10y iohcN. known to all theatre goors as
| Eddlr Le"nhrd premier blackfase com.di-
an !s spending n few days with his mother
VINO Is very sick. Mr.. Toncy is n Mnnrhcs,
| ter boy and made his first start i'm theatr,-
cals In Richmond. In n few wears he no.
| came one Of the leading vaudeville Htars
Personal Mention.
mrs. fannie \. Meadows of Amelia
I ISam,. is VISITING her sister. Mrs T. II.
benjamin Williams. OF Beaver Falls pa
! IS spending few DAYS as tho guest q. HE
| p'othcr-lh-'aw. George Spence
| y. e Nunnally and Charles T. Mor-,.
| VINO were deiegates TO tho state Don,o'
| cratic convention at Norfolk. returned IN
\ thelr homes Yesterday ~