The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-25
TO Be TAKEN BACK
TO WILMINGTON
Men Arrested for Larceny OF
Auto Will Return Without
Requisition.
ORDINATION TO MINISTRY
ORDINATION TO MINISTRY
Negro Thief Sentenced to 800
Days in Jail-Other Peters
burg News.
Timos-Dispatch Bureau,
. Boll!ngbrook Street
,pbnpa 1881

An officer from Wilmington. y. c..
arrived here this evening for w. j,
Carson and L. Carson. arrested here
last night on tha charge OF the larceny
o. an automobile and some diamonds
in that city Thy Will return without
reuuisition papers, and will b. taken
Back tomorrow. With the Carsons is
the wife of one of them and man
named l. p. Schonly. who will also he
taken back 10 Wilmington The par
ties left Wilmington a week ago to-
day and have since been on the road
travelling northward. They were about
to leave this city for Richmond when
stopped and taken into custody by
Chief Ragiand and Lieutenant Dona-
hue. They protested their Innocence
OF any crime. and return to face the
charge against them.
Supposed Suicide Attempt.
William White, hobo negro. this
afternoon threw himself on the track
IN from, OF an engine at the Appoma,-
toS depot, with the intention, it is
pulled off by another negro and taken
TO the station house. lie is supposed
10 be partially insane. White Is a
stranger in these parts.
Delicate Operation.
~. r. Sunnally. Jr., son OF W. r.
Nunnally, of Prince George county,
was brought to the Office OF DR.. W. c.
Powell. in this city. for a delicate
operation. About two weeks ago the
youth. while playing baseball bard
footed. ran a piece OF glass deep into
his foot. The glass. as was thought.
was removed at tho time. but it de-
veioped later that only part OF 1t
was gotten out. DR.. Powell to-day
foupd ,oJ la
chloroform being administered In order
10 perform the operation
Ordination to Ministry.
Bishop Beverly d. Tucker, OF the
Diocese of Southern Virginia, will visit
St. Stephens coiored Episcopal Church
In this city tomorrow morning and
ordain TO the ministry one OF the grad
yates of the Bishop Payne Divinity
school. The sermon and charge to the
candidate will be delivered by the Rev.
r. G. Ribb.c, and the Rev. F. G. Scott.
orders. Both are instructors at the
Bishop Payne Divinity School.
Three bundled Days In jail.
benjamin Spence. a negro from New
, berg, 3. c.. committed three larcenies
yesterday afternoon and resisted and
| fought the police when they attempt
ed to arrest him. Spence is new
arrival here. and for some time refused
to divulgc his name or say anything
about himself. He entered three
| stores s. those OF the Southern
Loan Company Samuel Goldstein and
| l.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS clothes ir
| each. and leaving unceremonlous. lie
| was found last night trying to sell
| the stolen articles for a small sum
| Officer Williams attempted to arrcs'
him. but was violently resisted. Of
4, h let n nor
/ and was assaulted. and both were
cursed. The negro, however. was over
| powered and locked up. This morning
he was sentenced TO 800 days impris-
onmcnt in jail-sixty days on each OF
the three charges of larcency. sixty
days for resisting arrest and siXt!
days for assaulting an officer.
a Long Chase.
Tom Morgan and Joe Ellis, tive
bad" negroes. who were charged with
| assaulting and heating up a woman
gave the police a Ions and exciting
chase last night before they were
| caught. The chase led over dis
! tatce OF two or three miles. and q hi
| cycle and an automobile were uset
in the pursuit. In the Police Court this
morning they were heavily fined.
To Lay Church Cornerstone.
The cornerstone of the new Me-
! mortal Methodist Church on Yves,
| Washington street will be laid to-mor-
| row afternoon with Masonic cere-
monies, conducted by Powhatan Sparkle
Lodge, No. ia. The church in part
is a memorial to the late w. G.
Owen. who for many years was very
| active and efficient in church work IN
the western part of the cit. In archi-
| lecture and in conveniences 1t will
be very handsome Structure.
Died in Roanoke.
a telegram received to day announces
the death at his home in Roanoke OF
Augustus King. n former we'll known
citizen and tailor of this city. He is
survived by two daughtcrs-Mrs &
l. Marks. OF Roanoke. and Mrs. d
j. Lyon. of Lynchburg-and a SON
| Charles l.. King. of this city.
Mad Dog Excitement
y dos showing symptoms of rabies
caused considerable excitement or
South Sycamore Street this afternoon
II attacked and bit several dogs. but
seemed to take no notice of people or
horses. The animal was pursued and
shot several times, and was finally
killed on Harrison Street by Bicycle
Policeman Goodwyn
Personal AMI Otherwise.
President II. r. Walker. of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company, passed
through tho city from Richmond 10
Norfolk this morning.
Miss Julia r. Nulbreth, of Raleigh
y. c.. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Il. VI
Butcher. Ir.. on Liberty Street.
Gordon Finley, OF WASHINGTON
former secretary OF the Chamber OF
Commerce here, is visiting friends in