The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-19

Police Court Part H.. charged In u
warrant ~ tia threatening 80 do bodily
treatment covering long period Of
years was untolu-u ia llcu OF d f!ue.
" men would not remedy the matter.
Pc Br.tto was placed under "a bond OF
$500 Tor sOCd behavior cor Twelve
months Cp 10 late hour last night
he had failed to secure d hondsman
Two Small Fires.
Two small iircs yesterday gave En-
klne Company No. l3 some practice.
IAe ilTst alarm came Ga at % O'Clock
sest eluay afternoon. but proved 10 be
on ire again. IHe supply wagon was
sent with hose, and after fioodiug the
PLACE tor two hours the flames were
Tie second fire was at the plant Of
Miller q Miller SiXth and stockton.
pile @! shavlnHs iu the engine room
was found smoulderins ana sim
'i--I m sent IN. As tnis Is one Of the
most DANGEROUS places for q fire on
tHe SouthSide the whole company re-
sponued. under commanl OF Acting
captain w. .. smith Whom they
Reached the plant they found the pat
emit spr!NAllng system recently INSTALL
ed DONG ei.c'cnt service. The loose
material ia the building was thorough.
ly saturated until ii would have been
Impossible for any sparks 10 have
Think Officers Need Telephone.
Difficulty IN locating the county Of
ncers when they are needed in "a hurry
has caused several Of tho Chesterfield
authorities TO contemplate asking the
Board OF Supervisors 10 require each
saiAried officer OF the county TO hive
"a telephone Installed ut his homr The
police are needed often, ana valuable
time is lost getting in touch with
them. With telephone handy they
could hold conferences with each other
and would he in better position TO
aid should any large case arise
Captniu Lamb 10 speak.
Captain John Lamb will address tho
members of the South Richmond Demo
cratic club Tonight at their quarters
the organization IS expected 10 be
present and to have some friends with
MIN. as d large crowd Is desired. THIS
VIII make the second speech OF cap
tain Lamb on the Southside in the in
terests Of his candidacy for recollection
to Congress
MONTAGUE Meeting Saturday.
Great interest in the mass meeting
Saturday night in Washington Square
when former Governor A. j. Moniaguo
Will address the voters OF South Ricn-
mona for the first time since being a
candidate for Congress, $ being dis
played. Air. Montague has always been
a iavoritc on tho Southside, and VIII
draw large audience.
The Blues, Band has been engaged
to furnish the music TO enliveu the
occasion and VIII march up Hui
lower part OF the town. Red lights
viii be given to the boys along the
route.
Death Of Mrs. Crosiicl.
Mrs Laura Ellen Crostick wife Of
William y. CrostIck of s East
| Eleventh street and mother OF Eddie
Leonard Toney, the famous minstrel.
died yesterday noon after long i'll
ness she was fifty-nine years OF age
and leaves besides her husband, sew
4 cral children by Il former marriage.
Mrs Crostick was member of the
i5ainbr 4go street Baptist Church
from which the funeral viii be held
tomorrow morning At 10 o'clock She
| was also member of Lily Council.
NO 3. Daughters cf Liberty. The fu-
neral services viii he conducted by the
Rev. J. 4. Haley, pastor Of tho Stock
ton street Baptist Church. The inter-
ment VIII be In Maury Cemetery
Funeral OF Infant
! The funeral of Nellie Elizabeth, the
! infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs II. r..
Morgan. was held yesterday afternoon
at ! o'clock from the home i7l5
| Everett street. Tho Rev. j. G. Lam
caster ohiciatod. The burial was in
! Maury Cemetery.
Personal Mention.
i w. IL. Wyatt. OF Danvillc. is visiting