The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-25
South Richmond Bureau.
Tho Timcs-Dispatch,
i0oO Hui street


Phone Madison l75.
Trouble may begin after marriage.
but the trouble that has beset young
Ira Davis in his efforts to become q
benedict would I'LL chapter. He has
been charged with assauIting his In
tended father-in-law. his goods and
chattcls have been subjected to 4
thorough examination by tho police.
acting on the authority of search
warrant. ana lastly. but not least. he
has been arrested on warrant in
which no Is charged with Kidnapping.
Davis's trouble started when he
TILED to marry Miss Mary Tallcy
against the wishes OF her father, Gate
wood Talley. q wrangle resulted in
which Davis is alleged TO have struck
Talley. He was arrested and bailed.
Being II determined chap. he made an
other effort TO get Miss Mary. and
nearly succeeded. when he appeared
In the Police Court, Part 2. yesterday
morning 10 answer TO the hrst charge.
he was served with a warrant in which
II is charged that he did unlawfuIly
and feloniously take away one Mary
Tallcy. female infant under sixteen
years or age from the said complain
ant having lawful charge OF the person
OF the said Mary for the purpose or
marrying her"
by Justice Maurice on June -.
with the Police.
John Woodbridge was yesterday plac-
cd under arrest on a warrant In which
he was charged with cursing and abus-
Ing his Wife and with falling to sup
port her. lie was bailcd for appear
ance in the Police Court. Part .. this
morning.
Willie shepphcrdson was arrested
yesterday charged with being drunk
and unable to care for himself lie was
given lodging in the Third Station.
pending a hearing this morning.
w. a Anderson was yesterday in the
Police Court. Part 2. fined $40 and costs
FOR dsorderly conduct in the Third
Station. while being placed in u cell.
Or charge OF lighting on the street
he paid $3.50 and costs. as did George
Raynor and James Sumnerviile. charg-
ed with the same offense.
W. r. Balm, charged with serious
offense against young white woman.
was sent to the Police Court, Part /.
for trial.
Take Pnstcur Treatment.
Merryweathcr Brodnax. who was
bitten last week by dog belonging
TO his brother. DR.. John w. Brodnax.
tho Iasteur institute. Mr.. BrodnaX
was attacked by the dog last Friday.
The dog was Immediately caught and
exam ned. Thinking that 1t was only
suffering with distemper DR.. Brod-
max locked 1t up securely In n cage.
The dog developed symptoms of hydro
phob'a and died in four days time.
Supervisors Meet.
The Chesterfield Board of Super
vsors met yesterday at Chesterfield
Courthouse and decided upon the loca-
~, I,i-
over the new belt line tracks of the
Atlantic Coast Line
committee of citizens of the Man
chester School District waited on the
board. They are seeking to find what
they can expect in the way of new
buildings IN the district before the
opening OF the next school year.
Nothing definite was done.
Falls From Tree.
John. Jr.. the youngest son of John
Jenkins. Chesterfield farmer living
on the Nine-Mile Road, yesterday fell
from cherry tree and suffered a
fracture OF the arm. lie was brought
to the city In a wagon and given
medical attention.
Toney Duys Property.
d. l. Toney yesterday by virtue of
deed of bargain and sale recorded In
the Hastings Court, Part .. becam
the owner OF piece of property
fronting thirty-three feet on Hull
Street between Fou tecnth and Fiji
teenth, which he acquired from Frank
+. Richeson for $40 and other valu-
able considerations.
Mr. Toney's purchase has lent color
to the rumor that he will erect n
vaudeville theatre on tho southsde.
Tho property Is we'll suited for the
purpose and is centrally located.
Laborer Mangles Hand.
job. Fox, n laborer employed in
putting in the gas mains on Hull
Street, had hts hand badly mangled
yesterday morning when q large sec