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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
FORMAL CHARGES
AGAINST SCOTT
Superintendent OF State Prisons
Must Answer Accusa-
tons.
FILED BY GOVERNOR SULzER
He Is Charged With "Nonicas-
ancc and Neglect OF
Duty

Alhan>. y. y, March j2.-t'harSes of
"nonfeasanc and neglect OF duty" were
PREFERRED TO-DAY against Colonel Jos
eph i. Scott. superintendent of State
prisons by Governor Sulzcr. The Gov
ernor. in presenting The charges. wrote
Colonel scott that he would he given
an opportunity to be heard in his de-
fense tomorrow.
Tho charges are based LARGELY upon
the report submitted by tho Governors
committee OF inquiry, and IN substance
are az follows:
That Scott appointed Dr. James V.
May as superintendent OF the Mattca-
wan Asylum instead OF DR. Amos T
Baker, assistant superintendent of the
institution. who stood FIRST upcn the
civil service list: that Scott failed IN
investigate reports that Dr. May alter
ed the hospital case book containing q
record Of an cNamina ton Of Harry *.
sFhaw made by Dr.. MAY and pr John
W Russell, and that even Thaw him
self was allowed To alter such record
and that DR.. Russell then supcrin,cn.
dent OF tho institution. Was not sus
pended nor dismissed"
THAT Thaw was permitted 10 receive
and nave large sums OF money in mis-
possession that III Russell permitted
various persons - sec Thaw PRACTICAL
- without restriction. and to transact
business with him without official SIR
Neiiiahcc over him; that Thaw Was per-
mittcd TO give largo sums of money
10 some OF nicse persons and money
10 all OF them" ana that Or Eusscl,
knew that John Nicholson Amin, had
reserved $500" for the purpose of re.
easing Thaw from the hospital.
Ihdi Colonel Scott neglected 10 enc
- ff.,
me aHeSed attempt on the part OF An
hut TO prime DR., Russell, and after An
nu' had tcstihcd before the commission
OF INJURY that DIR. Russell had lola
nm he would not do anything for.
NAV without being paid for il ana
lhat S2p,ooo would moi begin 10 com
pehsate him and that by acccptinc
i'r. Russcll's resignation rs sunerim,
eehdch, oNcr the telephone. Colonel
scott Intentionally attempted TO de.
, ~ Any demand of the Governor for
'he dishonorable dismissal ar said en-
perintcndent of SAID hospital"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
GAMBLER DRIVEN
OUT OF BUSINESS
Police Grated So Heavily They
Took All of His
Money.

New York. March 12.--"Members
OF the police system assessed Herman
Michels once known as King OF tho
Gamblers in Harlem, TO tho po,nt
where ne had 10 give ZIP his pool
rooms. Nichols told District ATTORNEY
Whitman to-day. Micheis thcn went
10 the evidence that !. being used as
basis for indictments of police oni-
Gals and others. including, Mr Whit
man expects. several political hackers
OF the ''system'
After tho murder OF Herman Rosen-
maj. the gambler. the police became
vultures' Michels told the prosecutors.
contradicting the popular impression
mat grating was less practiced after
mat crime. This inforner disclos nc
how ne paid FIRST $50 monthly and then
800, described how three police oii,-
Gals, inspectors at various times in
the district whore Michels operated
his resorts, called at his establish
ments. watched the gambling going
on. and allowed him to operate unmo-
Tested as long as he paid tribute To
their collectors. They have taken all
my money Micheis said. explaining
why ne has now turned informer, and
! 90 not Intend to go to. Jail for per-
jury Just 10 shield them"
Mr.. Whitman declared to day he has
obtained verified figures showing THAI
S25OOeo was annually paid the police
by Keepers OF gambling and disorderly
resorts In Harlem alone for immunity
from interference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
WANTED ron MANY CRIMES.
Negro JHmcs Hart COnfcsscs 10 shoot
ing of DetcctiNc nnilcy.

The negro. James Hart. who one
night several weeks ago shot and Sc
Nereiy wounded Private Detective J.
II. Bailey. of Richmond, AT Dunlop's.
in Chesterfield. was to-day taken be-
fore Justice Lundic. OF that county,
Tor hearing. lie confessed TO the
shooting and was sent on to the Ches-
terfeld Circuit Court. Bailey when
shot, had the negro under arrest for
robbery.
Hart was arrested several days later
by the police Of Petersburg and FL
trick. while in hiding in Chesterfield
lie had i'll his possession two large
sutcascs packed win plumber valued
at nearly 500, which was identified
as the property of the k.lnporia Com
missary, and which had been stolen
several nights before. Among the
plumber were a dozen gold and several
silver watches, suits OF clothes and VA =
rious other articles. Tho E,mporia ali-
there for trial. but they cannot until
the Chesterfield authorities get
through with him
The government authorities also
want Hart for robbing the post Office.
at Pleasant Shade. in Brunswick Coun-
~, of stamps and money. The fine
pistol with which Hart shot Detective
Bailey WAS stolen from the most office.
Hart is Il half Indian, his mother hay
ing been a full-bloodcd Indian lie
bears III part the features and traits
Of his ancestors on his mothers side.
Detective Bailey. after being in the
hospital for some time. has recovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
MEETS HIS WIFE:
ALSO POLICEMAN
Travelling Salesman Is Promptly
Locked Up on Charge
of Bigamy.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb

New York, March l2.-Charged with
bicamy, Edward Schwartz a travelling
salesman of New London, Conn was
arraigned in Police Court to-day. after
his arrest on warrant issued by a
justice in his home town Schwartz
refused either 10 confirm or deny .{he
charge Of his wife, Mrs Minnettc Cur
tin Schwartz. that he had another wife
living in Chicago under the name Of
Miss Annette Faust. Miss Faust. ac-
cordinR TO the New York Mrs
Schwartz is also from New London
The arrest was made o-day at the
Harlem station OF the New York Cen
trail, where Sch Wartz had an appoint-
ment 10 meet his wife. She was there
as per agreement. but she was accom-
panied by two detectives. who pro
ceeded to serve the warrant
Mrs. Schwartz told the police that
she had become suspicious after hear
ing stories of her husband from other
statesmen. and that she had nvesti-
gated with the result that she found
he was dividing his time between her
and his wife in Chicago. She had not
given him any hint of her discovery
but had arranged TO meet him at the
station.
Schwartz would not say whether he
would waive extradition Or not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
DISMISS CONTRACTORS
Sewer Workers Arc Warned TO Use
Grcater Precautions.


With instructions to use greater care
in The future. Justice H. A. Maurice
yesterday morning dismissed the
charges against Contractors McAuehey
and Nandornc, who were summoned to
Police Court. Part H.. for not using
proper precautions in setting off blasts
Of dynamite in cNcaVatinR tho trench
for The trunk sewer on Stockton
Street. Should there he recurrence
Of the complaints. the contractors
were warned. the charges viii be
prosecuted To the full extent OF the
law
a delegation Of citizens living in
the vicinity OF the work were i'll court
to testify that their lives and property
were in danger from flying rocks.
Some OF the stones were thrown for
several hundred feet. One piece or
rock, Weighing one pound, fell near
child at point 200 feet from the
place the charge was set off. Win
dows have been broken by the stones,
and these as we'll as other damages,
were ordered rcpaird.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
AWARDED CONTRACT FOR
SEVEN MILES OF HNAD
Ispocial 10 INC Times.Disna,chl

nchhurg. Va. March 12-Thc Vir-
einia Construction Company, OF this
city. was notified this morning nv y.
81 Julien Wilson State Highway Com
missioner. that that concern had been
awarded the contract for the con-
struotion Of seven miles of rnacadam
road IN Culpcper County. The two
roads TO be improved are known az the
Thornton Gap Road and the Rixeyvill.
Road. and tho contract calls for the
spending OF about s55.000. which viii
require about eight months TO com
plete. An official OF the company stated
that the plant VIII be shipped 10 Gull
pcper early next week. and that the
improvements would he started as
early as practical
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
NooDMEN ELECT OFFICERS
AND FIN MEETING PLACE
Special to The Times Dispatch.

- W he l liHeS- Dispatch
HsncNiilo. y G.. March 1.-THE
North Carolina Woodmen Of the World
VINO have been in session here for Inc
past Three days. TO-DAY selected Dur.
nam as the place of the next meeting
"nu ,, erected the following officers, who
counsel 7. y. Windlev. Trenton. boaI
auNiscr' q. +. Wise. Siler City: heao
clerk j. II. Dorton. Concord head
banker. j. w. Fleet. Wilmington: head
escort Paul a. Burns Greensboro
.ean Waterman, ". T. Clark Morgon.
loh. mead sentinel. II. r. Gilmor. Linn
merton chairman board of msnarc,s
y. snort, Matthews; managers. T.
nan. Mooresville; *. r. b. bonner
Morehead City: H. O. Sapp. Winston.
.aienl' and r. |. Bush. Lenoir; delegate,
5oTefeisn Camp, r. S. Register OK
lo'' L. L. Tilley. Durham: alternates
George G. Jackson. Wilmington: f. r.
Shypes, Ahoskie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
The Times Dispatch Bureau.
Bollingbrook Street,
., Telephone 1885,

| d., IL &.
| On Saturday night. March l. as was
| published in Tho Times Dispatch at
/, the time, car on a through west
| bound freight train on the Norfolk and
Western Railway was robbed while
approaching this city of u quantity OF
/ shoes. the boxes being thrown off at
a point in Prince George County. very
| near the city limits. Sunday morning
some boys passing along the road
| found q case OF the shoes and reported
the fact to Chief of Police RagIand.
who at once hurried officers to the
spot. The officers recovered the case
of shoes and i'm searching in the vicin-
ity found where another case or more
had been opened and the boxes burned
They found also Il man who gave his
name "a Joe Ryan, whom they arrested
on the charge of having committed the
robbery. lie denied the charge dcclar-
ing that he was OH his way to Peters
burg 10 seek employment. He turned
out to be the man for whom the police
and railway detectives have been
searching for months as the leader
OF gang OF railroad robbers. who had
been operating in This vicinity The
poiice had been familiarized with his
record by the information given them
by two men of the gang, now serv-
ing sentences in the Jail OF this city
following conviction in the Circuit
about Ryan and his car robbcrics. SO
that when the police caught him they
found that they had in custody one
OF The slickcst of the railroad thieves.
But ii turned out that Ryan is not
his real namc-iust An alias. \ rail
way detective Just returned from
Washington brought with him tho rec
ord of the man in that city and with
IT photographs of the supposed RYAN |
both of. which exactly ut the prisoner
Under the name of John y. Tolson he
WIS convicted there TWO years ago OF
Grand larceny and sentenced to prison
Ills picture is in the RoEues' Gallery.
When confronted with the photographs !
and record, Ryan, or FOLSOM owned up !
and voluntarily confessed that he Was |
tho man who had robbed the Norfolk |
and Western car. lie volunteered to |
go down 10 the spot and show where |
he had concealed the stolen shoes In |
company with the chief and other OFF
GERS. he went down to Prince George !
large crocus bags Of shoes. only ono /
of which. however. could be found |
The other had bcon stolen. The bag |
recovered contained twenty seven pairs |
of fine shoes which dealers say are |
worth Si25 Il pair. The case found |
on tho side Of the railroad track con |
ta'nch AS many more pairs
Ryan Will he held first FOR trial III |
Dinwiddie County. where he sometime 1
ago robbed Scaboard Air Line car
OF shoes. lie Will he tnlcn he fore
Justice Watkins for preliminary hear |
,nc next Saturday. will confess the ,
charge. and will lie sent 10 the Cir
cult Court which meets or Monday |
lie viii doubtless get a quick trial and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
Rocky Mount tobacco MorAe..
Special to The Times.Disna,nh

I'-I''-N''i' W ITO 7 IIIIeS ~ ISIIdUsH.J
ROCKY Mount. \. G., March 12.-Ths
lear tobacco market here for the month
Of February was almost negligible.
only 6S,37S pounds being sold an
against 3I1297 pounds sold for the
same month last year. The price FOR
tho past February, however, was 4
nice gain over a year ago, the average
being slS.la per 100, as against S14.s4
year ago. Though tho local market
is way of for the past month. yet for
the season phenomenal gain has been
made Compared with the previous
year there has this season been made
a gain of 3.S4iTS2 pounds. total or
",eiO.l'5. The average price paid thia
season has been S19.77 per 100. gam
of $50 per 100 over last year. This
means that the local market has paid
to farmers OF Edgecombe and Nash
Counties the sum of s1,S50.S6266
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
PROPOSALS FOR CITY BONDS.
ouc-Third of S3N,.O0O Issue VIII &c
Tut ON Market Mnrch 20

Chairman Patterson, of the Council
Committee on Finance. announces thar
100000 OF the 100000 OF the new
ISSUE of bonds of the city OF Peters
burg viii be placed on the market on
March -. and sealed proposals 10 pur-
chase The whole or part OF them Will
DC received until o'clock T. NJ on
that date. These bonds bear A.. no.,
cent interest. run for forty Years and
are not taxable by the city As has
been stated. they vii! be known as
permanent public Improvement bond.
having been issued for the purpose OF
the construction Of sewers. water pines
roadways, bridges. crematorv. etc
TheE VIII not be sold at less than par.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
STREET PLAN APPROVED.
Action Taken by Committee ON Public
improvements

y meeting OF the Council Committee
on Public improvements was held ycs-
terday afternoon. at which the plan
for the Improvement OF River Street
in Tho vicinity OF the Appomattox Sta :
ton. as reported by the special com
mittec. was unanimously approved and
Will he recommended TO the Council
on Friday night. The plan embraces
an expenditure OF $4,000, which in
Guides $4,000 for damages to private
property, resulting from the raising
of the street grade. Ipasmuch az i'm
portant improvements by the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company. and
important work by the government in
the harbor and river. depend on the
Improvement OF River Street 1T is
believed the proposed plan will he
approved by both branches OF the
Council
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13

Charles White. colored. alias DR.. Joy-
ner, was arrested yesterday afternoon
by officer j. I. Baughman, on a charge
OF begging on the streets. The man is
SAID to have solicited funds which he
CANNED were for the purpose of aiding
church. Several complaints we're
made 10 the police about the man.
Josh Long. colored. was arrested ves-
tcrday morning by Officers w T. Wav-
mack and G. I. Tinsley on "A charge OF
assault and battery. brought by Martha
Williams.
O. :. Marsh, who was charged with
attempting to Gefraud Mrs Annie
Peasants out of board bill, effected
compromise, and was released from
custody by Justice Maurice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
30, BADLY iniurcd

- t.T,.,I"I 70 TIC TIWeB- Dispstchl
,nn.hy Mount. y. C.. March I2-Rob.r,. IN.
u,s.fnar-oid son of Mr. and Mrs L. j.
pn' hniiL "ho lives ho,it tuo mile, from
s ans ciH, had both OF HIS ieNs broken and
Us en"uider dislocated by falling from n
-, 80 OF ma! last Friday afternoon The ijit l..
ae'I low was returning from school and cauCb,
'en'n s1inE wagon loaded with hay. In Al.
sI,rrreH'k !" Climp to the top of the load II .
,.ndi mSs broken In two places, ana tn. Al !.
"m"h phyt,cian' fear that II viii hsy.
49, ~ w ainpnthted The child IL eon,id.rsbiv
o'u'eed' and grave fears Tor his lie are t.it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
Appointed by Governor Mann.

Princtpal l.. f Smith. of the South
richmond public schools, has been an
pointed by Governor Mann az dele
gate to represent Virginia in the South :
ern Sociological Congress TO be held
IN Atlanta from April % to 2s.
Persousi Mention.
MISS Wheeler. of Blackstone. ha g
Jones. o. ~
Howard willard, who has been ON
pioyed at Raleigh for several months
mas returned TO The Southside and is
tne guest of his brother. J. T. Willard
of East Twelfth Street. w.
Mrs II. c. Pfeiffer is i'll at her homo
on Porter Street. "o"'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13

fuhcrai services over the body of
THOMAS h. Moore. who died Tuesday
afternoon at his home, Twenty
seventh Street and Semmes Ayenue
VIII be conducted this morning M 10
O'Clock from Sacred Heart Church
fourteenth and Perry Streets Inter-
ment viii be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Inc funeral OF Mrs. Ruth H. Bailey
was heid Yesterday afternoon at 2
O'clock from cambridge Street Baptist
Church. Rev John VI. kinchelow cor
Quoted the services. Burial was in
Maury Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
UNDERGROUND WIRES.
TcicSrnph Company VIII Remove IFS
Poles From streets

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany IS arranging TO remove It's poles
on sycamore street and TO put its
wires IN underground conduits, as the
Pciersburg Telephone Company has
uohe' rms IS done in accordance with
the desire of the city for The con.
version OF the Street into white
way The Virginia Railway ana
Power Company, which has contracted
70 install forty additional arc lichts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
News of Petersburg

between Old and GA Streets. has
agreed TO remove its present wooden
poles from the street and erect in their
stead ornamental. reinforced concrete
poles, which arc now being made by
the company. y good many OF the old
style awning frames and overhangins
signs Will also have to be removed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
Committee Meeting ro-Nieht.

y committee will meet o-night ut
o'clock at the office OF T. r. Smith.
principal of Soutnside schools. I'm the
iowhatan School, for the purpose OF
"rattine bylaws for the new cduca
tional association which was formed
last week. The committee will also
adopt suitable nane for the orsani-
cation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
STRICKLAND suRRENpERs.
lie VIII Answer Charge of Nu,d.r,,,
Grover BatcheloY

Special TO The Times Dispat ch.l
CO. rocky Mount. y. c.. March 1oMSl, =.
e, Grover Bachelor, was captrreJ b,.
sherih Wheeless. Of Nash Co,nty
c "a .mrd"X afternoon and lodged in the
at the term of Nash Superior Corr ~.
session at Nashville this week. me
a a murder occurred AT Sandy
ago. the killing following. ,,N weeM !, !
hetween the two men relative to the
Location Location Of a road. Strickland immee
there eluding the officers me- !, to- To-.
part Of last week he returned to this
s cob ty,,, and on Saturday was found at
ms ms nome by the sheriff. He stated
self. "'ii'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
Supreme Court Proceeding.

Brass W.. Thinking Land and Improvement
Company ct ais. Argued by George f.. Allen
and r. g. Dashiel for appellant and by
w. S. Mcneil and r. 7. Thorp for appellces
and submitted.
Smiths administrator vs. IIatke Partly
argued and continued until to-day.
immigration Company VS.. Ardan: Tatter-
ron. nlstratriX. ct ais. vs. Fidelity and
Deposit Company. of Maryland. ETC.: SprigEs
ct ais Jamerson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
VIII Nfnxc To Ie,ax

ISpecial 10 Tie Times
.Harriaonbure, Va, March 1a-R
irank Wine, whose daughter Mrs
nan Wine Clark. WAC murdered By her
husband in Baltimore last week. has
sold his place near broadway and Will
move 10 Texas with his family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
SEVERELY BURNED.
Fireworks Maker Has Ind Accident
While nd NcrLI

j.. #. Wawner. manager OF the fire
works in stamford was painfully
burned about the face and head this
afternoon by the sudden 1nslIinE up
OF some material he was handling.
There was NO explosion and no dana &c
to the fireworks property. Mr.. Waw
ncr received immediate attention Ills
injuries arc more painful than serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13

Portland. Me. Marcn ii-Rasr .oui,.,
s,neTi y Feat7, VIII sail next Saturday iron,
ste" YORK Tor Rome. where he WIN n. nre
seated With medal by ,he Royal Itafis,
LtoFraphical Society OF Rome in honor 81
ma discovery of the North Pole Ext.r no
w 90 TO EEyDt. returning 10 this co,,ntrv
In June. ''"''S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
Lentcn Service. ro-Morror Nigh,

Services will be held Tomorrow
night AT Meade Memorial Episcopal
church. Rev. w. Pcarman will assist
heN' j.. ernest Warren. the rector. Al
the services yesterday afternoon nj
o'clock, the sermon was preached h,
Rev. n. w. Sublett
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
HOIBL Ar CITY POINT
Large IIostcIry Being Built by Dunno
Powder (.nu,,,,nx

The Dupont Powder Company ds
building thirty-room hotel at City
Point for the accommodation Of its
officials. who are experimenting the
work of building tho companys big
manufacturing plant below the point
The work of building is proGre ssng
rapidly. but great deal OF il is to
be done.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
CIiincns' Lcngu~ Mcetiur.

\ meeting Of the Woodland Heights
Citlzens' League will he held tonight
AZ O'Clock in the Woodland Heights
baptist Church. on Thirty third Street
flre protection, as we'll as several
other important measures will come IN
for discussion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
o==NEWS OF=-e
SOUTH RICHMOND

are taking part are requested to meet
the committee at the corner OF Twelfth
and Perry Streets at o'clock car
WI he waiting 10 take them to Wood
land Heights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
Repeat Lilliputiau Marriage.

An entertainment entitled "A Lilli-
putian Marriage" will he given Fri
day night al Woodland Heights Baptist
church. on Thirty third Street. The
children from South Richmond who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13

County, has declared dividend of
per cent. II is the only bank I'm Tho
county that does a fire insurance busi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
SYDNEY SUeDt nv Gale

svdnev g ~, NJ ~ ""'r
gale swept this city to-day, causing several
fatalities and doing great damage ashore
and afoat. Sixty street cars wero derailed
by the wind. several yachts were wrecked
and chimneys were toppied over throughout
the city. A deluse accompanied the gale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-13
unnk DccJ,rc. n,,,,,.

DRnk Declares Dividend.
,,lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch.J
HarrisonburE, Va, March 12-IThe
Dayton Bank, In Dayton. Rockingham
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-09-30
FORMER Wife USES GUN
ON FORMER HUSBAND

Los Angeles, Cal. Sept 30
Frank Ivy, prominent real estate
dealer Of this city was shot and
probably fatally wounded by his
divorced wife early today. Ivy
had answered the doorbell and up
on opening the door his first wife
opened fire on him with q revol-
yer in the presence Of his second
wife and babies. The woman fred
two shLts at him then dropped the
gun and ran. Ivy covered the
weapon and fred at her as she ran.
Mrs Ivy the tirst is now in Jail with
a bullet wound in her leg. The
shooting was result Of q quarrel
they had over the divorced wife's
daughter.