The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch,
iOpO Huli stree,
lNZo Aull street,
Phone Madison IFS


1920 Hull street.
Phone Madison IFS
On combination Of charges brought
by neighbors. Gilbert c. Coles. of For
est Hill. was yesterday nned slln and
put under a bond of 500 by Magistrate
w a Jacob
Coles. who moved TO Forest Iiin less
= than week ago. went on a rampage
! last Wednesday. according to no evil
denoe, and after beating his wife at
tempted 10 burn his home by saturat-
ing paper with Kerosene oil and set
ting fire to IT in the middle OF a room.
He was also accused Of entering a
neighbor house at il o'clock at night
and with attempting to choke two
dogs TO death
Neighbors testified that they were
loose in the community One woman
left home for two DAYS until he was
placed under arrest His wife refused
to testify against Coles. who also kept
his mouth shut and refused the aid Of
counsel
little Girl Run over
Blanche. the ive year old daughter
of Leo Z Ullman. OF 1923 Porter street.
narrowly escaped serious injury yes
terday afternoon At o'clock. when
she was Knocked down and run over
by a wagon at Thirteenth and Huh
Streets The child was taken to her
parents home. where che was given
medical attention by Or 5 D. Baker.
Other than few bruises. she esoa ped
without serious injury
Suit Is Entered.
Suit was yesterday instituted in the
i Hastings Court. Part II. by stephen
! a Ellison < Co against Robert G and
Mary II Wood trading as the Man
chester Wood and Coal COMPANY. The
plaintiffs are represented By George
r White and are seeking. in an action
Of tresrtss on the case in assumpsit.
I to recover sl5s52. No declaration was
, nled
VIII Hear Judgment Motion.
4 motion for Judgment in the sum
/ of sllg5o. alleged to be due on con-
/ tract. will be heard tomorrow morn
/ ing in the Hustings Court. Part II. he
| fore Judge Ernest II Wells in the
! suit Of NJ 9. Mann against Frank
/ GAYLE The plaintiff is represented ny
| J. NJ Turner and the defendant by
George 3 Gayle.
Large Realty Sales.
Property transfers amounting to
$4,000 were recorded Yesterday in the
Office of Clerk Walter Z Duval. OF the
Hastings Court, Fart II.
BY the frst deed of bargain and sale
Gilbert X Pollock. Field Wilbon and
William T Dabney sold to the Union
Securities and Realty Corporation l6S
feet of property fronting on Huh
Street. between Nineteenth and TWEEN
| tieth for $40 and other valuable con-
siderations The property recently ng-
ured in suit instituted by the ven
! doris against Lee Surrender Snellings.
and was valued at that time al SIC. 900
Claude z Sprenkle who last week
| purcha sed l2s feet OF Hull street prop
erty for $4,000. Yesterday conveyed
! his interest to 5 7 Beveridse and
Edward L Frost The property Ia be-
tween sixth and Seventh on Hull. and
is said TO have sold for $1,000
HirschberG club Organized
councilman John Hirschberg, In his
campaign for the Administrative Board,
will he assisted on the Southside BY a
club. which bearing his name has
been organized with this sole object
IN view Sergeant ] q Saunders was
elected president \ L Sampson. sec
Hastings. N + Eiy and 6. II Jones ones.
vice presidents in charge Of the pre-
oincts \ meeting will be held Tues
day night and a oampaign mapped out.
Negro sent Higher Up.
James Malone colored twentv-two
years old was Yesterday sent on to the
grand jury by Justice II a Maurice
Of the Police Court. Part II Malone
from the person of Douglas Arlington.
a negro
William smith a travelling photogra
pher. charged with being drunk and
| disorderly. was nned $3.50 and costs
Box Pnrty for Church
For the benefit Of the Asbury Meth.
odst Church lawn party and box
party VIII he given tomorrow night
at the home of J w. Craze on Broad
Rock Road. Wagons will meet the
cars at the head of HUH street Music
Will be furnished by Richmond talent.
Women are requested to bring boxes.
Meeting nj Bethlehem Church.
The W. NJ L. OF the Middle District
Association Will hold meeting at
Bethlehem Church, Chesterfield county.
VIII be met at Forest Hin at 10 a Al,
and Will he taken TO and from the
church In wagons. Those expecting 10
20 are requested TO notify Mrs II L.
cordial welcome is extended to all
swnnshoro's One Light Demolished.
SWsnsboro is without lights and will
be in this condition until some gen
erous persons puts up enough money
TO have the light at the head of Hun
Hun street repaired This light OF an
Gent vintage has been the pride Of
Swansboro fcr manly years but was
put out Of commission when an au-
tomobile completely demolished 1T yes
terday The owner of the machine es-
capped.
Arrests Yesterday.
w W KEYS and J. y. Patterson
white boys. we're arrested yesterday
afternoon on a charge Of being dis
game on Spring Hin diamond They
arc Beng held at the Third Police
station for trial o-morrow morning
Joe Tuck. who IS wanted in con
a night Waterman on the new Mayo
Bridge. was arrested Yesterday The
alleged assault occurred during the
night time in May. Blunt was found
unconscious. and was thought to have
been hit with lump OF coal
Personal aud General.
Miss Myrtice Wyatt OF panville. is
visiting her sister. Mrs j. T Willard
OF Twelfth street.
Robert Trcgc. of IS East Finn
Street. accompanied by his cousin. Misc
Lena Wood, Of Ninth and Bainbridgc
streets lett yesterday on visit to
relatives In Chester. Pa
Miss Lillian Pullian: who has heen
visiting relatives in Newport News.
has returned TO her home In woodland
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