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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
ANDERSON PICKS
FREAKS FOR FAIR
Tumbling Alligators and Trained
Frogs Riding Mice May
Be Featured.

Ut the meeting Of the executive
committee OF the State Fair yesterday
afternoon. the question Of amusement.
Tor the midway was fully discussed.
!, was determined to Pc. 7it nothing.
Objectionable or distas:cful j. / that Soc
ton Of the big fair
Our aim said chairman ]. r. An
derson. AT the close Of the meeting.
Us to prevent every worthy amuse-
meni feature possible to tho patrons on
'he fair as the fair proper is an In
s'ltutlon OF learning. SO tho n,dwa
VIII have Its educational features.
We nave received applications Tor
space from rcores Of managers or,
freaks OF all kinds soms OF them an
PeaTins worthy. and others not.
one. man says lie has hive OF
Falnea bees. Another has i group OF
performing frogs and mice. while stilI-
another says ne has collection OF
nmblins nl!igators. Thesc things. &c
what their managers say. VIII MATURE
ally prove Interesting and Instructive.
hat would be moro interesting than
TO observe frog taking barebacl1
rae on white rat or an alligator
standing on mis- head while his COM
ranion turns fipfap7
There will be none or the nRptrap4
stuff only real freaks and shows OF
merit
We are endeavoring TO make this
lair one Of much mus!c. There VIII
be all kinds OF bands. and separate
solois,s. and no matter In which d.
rection visitor may go. there VIII
ne nnd music Of some character And
the music Will prove arst class from
the concer; hy Tho Mace Gag band or
soloists in the exposition building to
the hurly-gurly IN the Village Of the
Far East"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
BIDS COMING IN
FOR NEW HOSPITAL
Many Contractors Want to
Build Handsome Structure for
Drs. Bosher and Robins.

Plans for the Stuart circle -.ospital
which VIII be built by DR. /. C. Bosher
ana DR. Charles r. Robins have been
fled at the Builders Exchange. BIDS
VIII he opened on August = Among
the contractors who have thus far sub
mitted proposals 10 do the work are
W. ~ Chcsterman. a c. Houston &
son. Wise Granite Company and T. c.
Woodward, of Richmond: j. T Nesbit
Of Washington. D. c.. Mctzge- < Wells.
Of Philadelphia. and George Leish &
Bros. OF Louisa. Va
The hospital will be ono OF the most
complete in tho South 1t Will he six
stories. constructed OF reinforced con
crete The base will be of virginia
granite. while the trimmings Will con
sist OF concrete stone The material
work facing stuart Circle will be gray
pepper-and-salt pressed brick. The
main cornice Will he Of copper.
The top floor Will consis; of nm on.
closed open roof garden and Kitchen
Two operating rooms. doctors rooms
waiting rooms and nurses rooms viii
occupy the NTH floor. The second.
third and fourth floors will be riven
over to bedrooms and dict kitchens
In the first floor Will be located gen
eral Offices. dining waiting and palm
rooms. isolation ward and X--ay ana
pathological laboratories.
Tho hasemen, VIII Include the re-
eeavins room for post mortems tho
morsue. laundry. boiler and machine
rooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

slated by Nnrd DELEGATION to serve
on Police BoDrd.

in"ro Us now practicaliN no doubt
hut that pr William A. Parker VII
receive tho Endorsement Of the .Icffor-
son Ward council dclegation. which
meets this afternoon at f3.ao O'Clock
to select "A man for tho unexpircd term
% Police Commissioner chris Man
ming lr.. who diod last week 1t was
stated last night that tn, othor as
nirants for the Office Joseph l.. Sors.
John X charlton and Dr J. II liinch-
man ha! tdcitly agreed To withdraw
from tho contest.
II tho delegation agrees upon r,r
Parker or any other man as Commits
sioner Mannins's successor request
viii bc made for Joint session OF the
city Council Monday night for the pnr.
pose OF confirming the action OF the
caucus. Though il has not always
been 50. IT is generally the case that
the CITY council elects the man chosen
by the ward delegation IN this in
stance no candidates except those men
toned have come ont. SO tho DrobabNi =
ties arc that Or. Parker viii be the
unanimous choice o; the Council.
Mr.. Manning's term would have eX-
pircd next sprinS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
WANT NEW FOOD LAW
Federal Court Decision May BE Avoided
by statute


IS result of tho recent decision 81
tn" United states Court. which forbids
tho state from preventing tho sale ~
the products Of tho American Milling
COMPANY of Illinois In Virginia an
Effort viii bo made to 60; at the situa
tiou through ? nov law The nest
legislature VIII be asked 10 pass an
act requiring stock feeds containing
such articles as weed seeds ~ b., la
hcied as such 80 that the purchaser
may know what he is paving for and
what he is feeding
The Virginia law nov forhids tho
sale OF such articles The American
Milling Companv through Ste recent
suit i'm the Federal court. secured an
order prohibiting the state authorities
from enforcing the statute So lon. a.;
the goods sold constitute articles or
commerce i'm tho state where they are
produced
In consequence Of this decision. Vir-
Sinia PRODUCERS have been notified tina,
IL they label their produc, screen
ings they viii not be in,erfered With
This is don" 50 that the millers outside
OF the state max not have an advan-
tagc over tho home dealers for tho
rulns or the court APPLIES only to
Interstate trade.
1t is true that the state noted an
appeal. but officials figure that they
can set quicker results from am act
requiring correct labelling than from
tn" long processes Of legal procedure
In the United states ccurts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
BRIEF PEACE FOR
ILLICIT STILL S
Revenue Watchdogs Called OF
Because Of Lack Of
Funds.

WASHINGTON luly 80 Inlet; suns
among tho southern Appalachian
Mountains VIII simmer steadily FOR a
time nndisiurhcd by tho Internal roy
enuc service. because tho service has
cSharstod Its money for raidins pur-
poses Tho revenue officers VIII ride
ON their raids no moro until cousrs IS
supplies more funds
LacL oi departmental appropriations
has forced tho service 20 recall forty
revenue watchdoss vino for years have
prowled the mountain Businesses of the
Cnrolinas kentuckv. Tcnnessee. West
virginia and other Southern Appal-
schian states Tho men VIII be as
signed 10 other work pcniins the ap-
propria, on % raid'ng funds Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue Cabell
said today that the moyo would alloy
violators of the law to escape
We VII 60, them later" ne de.
olarcd We hnvo simply been forced
to postpone many contemplated raids"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
BOARD APPROVES
NEW SCHOOL LANS
Fund Set Apart for New Struc-
lures, Which Will Help
Relieve Congestion.

40 Il meeting Of tho Board Of Alder
men LAST night plans were approved
and approximations made for TWO nov
modern hreproof school houses to i.a
erected during the coming wear Tho
nrSt resolution appropriated Sil0.Oo0
fer erection Of new Bellevue Pubic
school 10 h.scrcctcd on tho Van Lev
rropcit. at Twenty Third and Grace
streets on plans Of Carneal & Johnston.
ihc Scnooi Board heing instructed to
secure competitive bids from conirhc-
tors. The second appropriatos $4,000
for ne,v SIDNEY ShDol to be erected
on Bfvorly street in the southwestern
section Of tho city ON plans OF Charles
Nj Robinson. the bid of the Wise
Granite Company Icing accepted. Both
buildings arc 10 be cr,oed under sup
tn Committee on Finance Is auth ,r-
iaed ir make temporary loans TO No 1
tho payments ON the two buildings
as they progress. the general treasury
10 be reimbursed for the whole amount
OF $4,000 by tho sale OF bonds at
some future time.
Inc appropriations are In con-
formlty With concerted plan for e-
placing th,. older school buildings OF
tion presented by the tity School
Board last year and approved by me
Committee OH Finance. Under that
plan $500 900 was tn be available ga ~
year until the situation is relieved.
During the past year tho city has
contracted FOR now Madison School.
costing acout $4,000. new Buchanan
street school for colorcd pupils. cost
ii.g about 10000. and has purchased
several valuable sites for future buiid-
inss. Nest year it Is anticipated that
q new building will be provided in
place of Springfield School. on Church
hin and that additions and altcra-
tons will be authorized at several
other buildings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
HAD NO LICENSE
TO Do BUSINESS
More Than Hundred Firms, In
dividuals and Corporations In
dicted by Grand Jury.

One hundred and twenty-one indict-
ments were returned yesterday by the
grand jury in the Hastings Court
asalnst firms corporations and indi
viduais including men in professional
pursuits for failing to pay State IL
cense taxes These cases, which are
misdemeanors. will probably be tried
at the September torn.
Those indicted we're Samuel Abra-
ham. Delaware Bowles. Lewis Bridg
forth J. W Bradshaw. Hortensc blair.
W. 2. Brie Callie H. Brown. Charles
e Bryant. Beechor & Bongers Cohen
Art Company. W. c Chambers /. Cut
Ter David Charles. Elisha cook Clay
& CO.. W D. Cobb JEFFERSON Garage,
+. H. &; y. w. Christian. proprietors;
Diamond Rubber Company. OF New
York. l.. 9 Dunn. manager. John Dar-
hanion. Mrs. Y. 3 Davis. !. b Dance.
LEFT Davis Dora Dixon Edward j.
Evans Ford Auto COMPANY r. f..
Nochler, manager; J. Fines. Florence
Fleming ; S. Fisher John FoXcu. p.
b. Field. Marie Gilbert. g. y Goodwyn.
Anthony Giles Mamie Gentry. Dr !. L.
Guy Frank Gordon. German Mutual
Building and Loan Association Ma
ihaniel Goode, samuel hopkins. Georgia
Hicks Philip Holmes w. \ IIobson.
!. l. lnscrson Cel. W Jackson. Simon
Johnson Joseph Jones J. II Rcdd Jr..
Rosa Kline. Joseph Katz. lanes King.
Lewis & scott Eunlcc Loo, G. V. Lochr.
r. j. Loehr l1unice Ice O v Loehr.
Motor Company II q. Linth,cum Jr
T Lipford II MooghaNan G =
Milner. Theo. McLane Henry Miles.
isham Mann. Angelic Matte C2), J r.
Montgomery Sons Joseph Morgan. BUR-
ton Mayre Charles Murray. Mrs 4.
NJ Ncnan Cs). r. Nichols 60. Mrs.
Ester Newman. Louis Chevalior. Ellen
Pryor \ Palmer az, W O Pippcn. G.
w Pollard, Mark Ridley z. NJ Roschcr.
Grace Suuey. Toseph Shepherd. u p.
smith Louis Sonncnbcre. II. c. smith
CO.. Ahram smith pr George b.
steel Ercoie Sulr!zi. Abram Suprauer.
r and II O. smith Annie Sheppard.
Carrie Smit'+ @ J Stevens. D ".
shreceneoit Il y Shelton. Frank
Thompson Thomas Motor sales Com
PANS O. y White proprietor charles
Thomas vs.. l. Tsy or simon Travis.
United npbne- ana Trio COMPANY,
n''ci states Tire Company. =. B.
i'7odloe mnnaEer w. o Uirlev. c s.
la!. MISS Nlto VII. J. ~. White & Co,
luo Laura whit. Mabel Wright.
aries Whito. Jesse Williams Leo
Woodsou Western Worstcd Mills com
r7ny Inc Charles WASHINGTON (ei
and Dev.d Young
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
STATE REJECT
RAILROAD OFFER
Counter Proposition Made by
Special Commission to
the r., +. & p.
CHARTER CASE NOT DECIDED
Trust Company Dispute Argued.
Would Avoid Decision by
New Statute.

Tho special commission empowered
by the Legislature to effect settle
ment between the state and its subsi-
visions on the one hand. and the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad on the other. held n meeting
Yesterday morning in tho Offices Of
Governor Mann. rejected the initial
proposlt on of the railroad and made
i counter-ofrer
1t took but short time to do this.
No one expected any other solution.
The railroad made It's offer on the min
imum basis allowed In the act-the
payment OF State taxes fo- 1911 and
1912. Inasmuch as the State claims
taxes from 1908 to date. the commis-
sion very n omptly declined the offer.
The terms OF the commissions coun-
ter proposition were not divulEed \
letter was addressed to the railroad.
setting forth that the State would be
willing TO settle for certain ngure
1t is understood that this nglre en-
braced the bulk OF the states claim
In the litigation now pending in the
supreme Court of tho United states
In other words. as a beginning TO the
negotiatlNns tho railroad offered the
least ana tho state in return demands
the most. Between the Two -ereines
1T is hoped TO reach some common
Il greement.
The Governor and tho three members
OF the State Corporation Commission
with Martin Z. Burks. constitute the
comm!ss on Rives 3 Hardy. assistant
secretary to the Governor. was elected
s.cretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
NEAR RACE RIOT
IN MAIN Street
Alleged Attack Upon Negro Wo-
man by White Men Causes
Great Commotion.

'at Wes sai- 70 be an unnrovokod
uf"H negro woman by four
MINT men .e='d % be about nall
-. -l St'lntt afternoon almost
initiated raor riot in Main street
Dci tween TWENTY fourth and Twnn,,
finei s'nc calls brought many
iNtictln'n 10 toe scene. but when they
-, lVer most of fne trouble was ended.
iiYW'N'f information which impli-
'al'H elsht persons led to tho arrest Of
seven. four white and three colorad
on' OF nom was the woman alleged
To- nave hecu attacked
nc ,clEnih. whose Identity is saia
To- o' kM"Wn. is alleSed to have shot
h'n'Ft Masslc. Vliic. ono OF the pris-
pnrrs iShil woundine him in the
lfs Aside from this. there was no
gun play the other combatants using
hflcNs and rocks AS weapons.
' n'ar-riot rr"ater "a great com
Wot,oh ln mo vicinity. known as Bird
ln-llHnd Several merchants were
i"lGrH 10 close their small stores.
ne seven prisoners were Cora Rob
'ns"n. tue nesress. who said she was
t,'nckfd N' tho white men Rennic
5pH"s ana oscar NcCular. colorcd. "
Snan@l"t Wirie Higgins John
ness" and llorrr Massic. all white.
lNtN Wffo arrested by Captain Bar
loot H.cN"lo pol' mon Botto and Reid
i'Itfolmon Spur and Rertucci. who
we're ainnNg t firat officers on tho
/ 81 ne First 80 station each vas
onerked wiih dl.lrderly conduct and
/ n2hting lu ~, froct
/ Additional CHARGES Of assault were
/ preferred against The white men b,
: ga" robinson WOLFRAM All were bailed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
S 7 ATE MAY GET
HIST RIG FL AG
Said to Have Been Near Stone
wall Jackson When Shot
During War.

An Associates Press dispatch from
Trenton \. J.. last night said
Wilbur r sndler adiu,4n;- general
Of the New Jersey National Guard. sur
prised Governor Elyson. Of
Wig inia. while the latter was visiting
Governor Wilson at the Capitol to-day
by showing him flag which Mi sad
Ter believed TO be that under which
Stonewali Jackson received his mortal
wound Mr. Eiyson was so impressed
that he Is going back to Virginia to
try 70 Identify the flag. II he sue
coeds. both he and General Sadicr VIII
try 10 have II restored TO the State OF
Virginia a. formal ceremony TO be
attended. II possible by Governor VIII
son and regiment Of tho New Jcrsey
National Guard
The flag Is division CORPS flag and
was captured at charlottesville. Va
by Sew Jersey regiment the day
after Jackson was shot, II has re-
mained in the Keeping OF Sow Jersey
ever since Mr Ellyson expects TO see
Rev James Power Smith. H. -. or
Richmond. who vas with jackson when
no was shot and VIII attempt through
d III 20 identify the flag The Rag is
OF nne SILK made Mr. Eliyson thinks.
by women or Virginia with diagonal
bars OF blue travcrsinE H. SIX stars
arc on each bar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
BLACK AND TANS
DO WIN AN D OUT
Only Eighteen Respond to Call
for Negro Republican
Convention.
STEPHENS CHARGES GRAFT
Richmond Negro Declares w. II.
{. Brown and s. Jarvis Bowen
Misappropriated Funds.

hopes OF negro participation in the
coming Republican presidential cleo
ion went -glimmoring last night
when only eighteen negroes responded
to the call for state convention of
black and tans. issued BY J. r. Pollard.
the apostle and leader OF Virginia
negro Republicans. In q half hearted
speech to the handful of delegates. Pol
lard admitted tina, The detection of
lessee Newcomb. Of Petersburg. had
dealt death blow TO the black and
tan movement.
Intent upon preserving. outwardly
at least the form of a convention. tho
eighteen proceeded TO the melancholy
task OF cffecting a permanent organi-
1ation George w. Bragg. OF Rich
mond was elected state chairman. and
4. ~ Gilpin. secretary y resolution
was adopted limiting the number of
delegates to Chicago 10 four. and the
following were selected to attend the
bull Moose convention on August ):
Henry Mallory ana j. K Pollard. of
the Third; p w. Hnrris OF the Fourth.
and W. IT, {. Brown. of thu Second.
Makes Charge of Graft.
George st. Julien stephens. Rich
mpnd negro, and Tart supporter.
VINO had come to the convention as "A
spectator, created scene when. after
speech by ono OF the delegates con
taining some unsavory references to
him. he retaliated hy exposing
grating incident which he said, was
pulled off In connection with the
black and tan convention held at the
city Auditorium last May.
lie charged that q sum OF $500,
which was paid By Jesse Newcomb to
W. H. c Brown and s Jarvis Bowen.
OF Norfolk for the purpose Of defray-
ing expenses incurred In holding the
convention, was appropriated by the
two mon named. and devoted 10 their
personal uses. Tho rent Of the Audi
iorlum. which was to have been set
lied for out Of this sum. said stephens.
was paid by one Sim Hayes. who. he
said was the emissary OF Senator
Dixon sent down here from Washing
ton to heln along the lnsurgent Re.
publican movement; stephens stated
t. tho meeting that j. r Pollard had
no finger in the graft
When asked for statement touch
ING the graft charge. Pollard replied
that he had heard rumors of IT, but
that II had not been substantiatcd
Stephens. he said was one Of his hit
iereSt personal enemies. and sought to-
Introduce discord into every meeting
over which he presided
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
CASES AnE CONTINUED.
~" I"N' Dealers VIII he Given Hear
ing AuEuSf T.

Hi''citt 20 me Times Dispatch
Fayetteville y c.. July 3O-E 2
hall =. l. Oldham. J. 7. Robinson 1
\. sullivan and X. T Lewis. I'VE Of the
clEht no lax" saloonists who were
nEfesteH last Tuesday by Sheriff Mo
SeachN. We're glvcn hearing before
mn Elstrate overly to-day. After tho
evidence had been gone over each of
me cases was continued until August
/. whcn all Of the defendants viii he
gwen hearing and bonds fixed for
'helH appearance at Superior Court
Inc chief witness was II. a Smith. of
keleish. assistant to the state Chemist.
tie had analyzed the contents OF two
bottles seized I'm each mo tax" saloon.
and testified that they contained in
toNlohtlnB beer. ranging in strength
! rom ',s' per cent alcohol to 49, per
sent o Martin. ono of the dealers.
u Is charged. was nlso selling ale
Win ~ Per cent alcohol.
TN" chemist was Instructed to keen
/ inc samples and records of ANALYSIS
ana was recognized IN the sum OF $500
| Tor ms appearance At the later trials
During the progress Of tho hearings
ATTORNEY H. l. Cook stated 10 tho
court that tho threatening ANONYMOUS
letters sent 10 John C. shaw. published
/ Yesterday. was not written nv his
| eNcnt. whcrcupon o Martin declared
| mat hc apd others Of the defendants
had a, ono time Intended 10 oflcr re-
| ward OF $500 TOR the arrest and con-
| viction Of tho author II the letter. bit
/ mad bfen advised hv their lawyers not
20 do SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

ALL INDICTED
True BlIl Returned Against the Three
Won Acrm.cl Of ScrinLs CrIlnc.


" g. Buttcrworth. Charles J.. Gull
lett and Joseph Gianotti. accused az
grave crimes aga inst Grace N-thrrrr
and Rosa Sternsdrof twelve and ihlr-
teen years old Respectively. were i'm
dicicd yesterday 10y tho grand jpry
n the Hastings court Two true N'ls
We're returned against each man
X. ~. Conway was Indicted for as
saulting and seriously iniGrirg - ".
Tiler Confederate vcteraM and faith
or - Bicycle Policeman Tlller
Charles Fox and Norman Johns ~.
tho young convicted hiehwaymcn. who
cHcaped from tho CITY Ia! while
awaiting 90 DO transferred 20 INC
penitentiary were Indicted for that
other true bins we're returned a.
Charles Archer. malicious wounding:
V Rloue. grand larcenr. Edward Book
~. throwing rocks AZ a car Gertrude
Ellis murder. Frank Green, Robert
Harris and Andrew Haskius cocaine
vending William Jackson. John Wash
inrton and Andrew Taliafcrro. car
breaking J. Q. Kelley, malicious
wounding Matthew Randolph murder.
Edward staples. malicious woundlnS.
Moses street malicious woundinG
Robert Taylor. grand larceny and
Blrkley White. housebreakins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
.D|STILL|NG PLANT
SEIZED IN COUNTY
Revenue Officers Charge Man
ager Join DIETRICH With
Violating Law.
SAYS HE WAS TAKING DRINK
But Chapman's Men Assert He
Was Using Rubber Hose
and Bucket.
SAYS HE WAS TAKING DRINK

The plant OF the Richmond Distillinr
Company. located at slos Nine Mile
Road. was seized yesterday noon by
local revenue officers on the charge
OF violations OF the Federal revenue
laws. The seizure was made hv Di-
vision Deputy Collector e. =. South
ward under instructions from Internal
revenue Collector w. H. Chapman.
The specific charge lodged by tho
government is that John Dietrich
manager of tho distillery. removed a
quantity of spirits from the separator
box of tho plant. to place other than
the warehouse designated BY law. and
before the required revenue stamp was
aiiiNed According to John Middleton
VINO is government neutrality-suspicious.
ger at the distillery. ho caught Die
tfich, Friday in the act Of drawing off
IA quantity of spirits into bucket
by means OF a rubber hose one and
one-h half inches IN diameter ana nftecn
ieet long.
Middleton Immediately reported the
lniraction to Colonel Chapman's oRre
and officers were sent 10 the scene to
seize the plant. 1t was placed under
lock and key and cannot be reopened
until tho matter is adjusted at the next
term Of court Tho plant. however.
ing bond acceptable 10 the United
states District Judge
Says He WA. Taking Drink
According to Colonel Chapman
Deitrich's defense is that he was mere
" taking - little whiskey from the
tank for drink. lie could offer no
satisfactory reason for using fifteen
foot rubber hose and a bucket to take
drink OF whiskey
The distlllery is ono or the largest
in Henrico county. and was formerly
known as tho Fair Oaks distilcry.
Among tho owners arc John DIETRICH.
T. Donau and j. W. Casper of Rich
mond and Fred cox. OF Greenvile. y.
Q.
Colonel Chapman stated Yesterday
that his office contemplated making no
arrests for the present hut that the
distllery will hc held under lock and
koy pending the decision OF United
States Commissioned Caben to whom
a report OF the seizure has been made. /
The revenue code provides that all
distilieries having daily output Of
100 gallons or moro and having de-
pendent upon thom nfiy or more head
OF I've stock. may be permitted to
resume operations after seizure upon
furnishing suitable bond 1t is likely
That the owners VIII adopt this method
OF rcopening tho plant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

TIrnTN, Thomas. coI0r0. was arrostod
last night by Officers Botto. DuBuquc
ana Sergeant BrCwn on a warrant
charging him with unlawMllv shoot
ing upon the premises OF James Russo.
1910 East Main street The negro Is
alleged 10 have attempted to shoot two
women. Viola Morris and Maggie Mil
Ter. both colored No weapon was
found on him when arrested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31
Hurt by holding Mncb,ne

y. " camp an omployc 81 Tho Nom
mond Foundry and MANUFACTURING
: omnany. had the large finger or his
lott hand so hedly manEled IN a mold
ing machine yesterday that II had to
pc cut off Mr. Camp was teaching "A
now hand how 10 manage the mac hinc.
WnNn another workman threw IL out
of gear and caused the incisor To como
down on his finger Nh Camp lost tho
correspondinC finger on his right hand
ia tho same way several years ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-31

IioV0rn0r MANN Iesu.d = re1ul-Ifinn
Yesterday on tho Governor Of North
Carolina for AUGUST Peterson Moore.
wanted VA south Richmond on q charge
of wife des"rtion md nonsupport
Moore is IN jail at Greensboro