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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
THEFT CAUSES
GENERAL POLICE ALARM
lPlain-Clothes Officers Are Sent Out to
Investigate Alleged Stealing
OF Egg Sandwich.
LOSSES ARE EXAGGERATED
Police Complain OF Trivial Nature Of
Complaints Made to Headquarters,
and on Which Much Valuable
Time Is Expended.

The record price OF $40 for an cgg
sandwich was yesterday noted in Rich
mond. Although the prices OF food
stuffs were expected 10 soar as result
OF tho international war. which is now
being waged In Europe. tho price noted
above passes all high water marks ever
recorded here. II even surpasses those
of the days OF Go. when food cost hum
dreds OF dollars in Confederate money.
Information OF the valuation placed
on this particular egg sandwich came
through police channels, and was
brought TO light by Detective Sergeants
Wiltshire and Bailey. who were yes
tcrday assigned To Investigate the re
ported looting of the Chesapeake and
Ohio shack ut Ninth and Canal Streets.
During tho preceding afternoon. the
following report was made to police
headquarters:
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. AT Ninth
Street. reports that some one broke into
tho shack ut Ninth and Canal Streets
and stole black coat. valued at So, and
Il lot of butter and eggs. valued at $40.
With visions OF half "a wagon load of
food stufS being cartcd away by some
unknown person. the two officers set
out on the quest yesterday morning.
They were determined that Richmond
ers should not suffer from the theft.
and that the guilty parties should be
brought to Justice.
HOOKED ONE SANDWICH
THROUGH OPEN WINDOW
Their first inquiries were made at the
shack which had been reported robbed.
This WAS also the last place which
they visited. for the mystery was solved
without going further. They saw the
window which had been sma shed. and
were shown the stick with the nall In
aged to hook the loot and draw it
through the window. This explanation
| caused the detectives to exchange ques-
tIoning chances. and with one breath
they asked about the butter and eggs.
Butter and cgEs?" calculated the
man i'm charge of the shack. why. YOU
sec. it was an egg sandwich. the butter
between THO slices. Tie coat was an
old mohair affair. which had been worn
until il was almost thrcadbare. 1t
originally cost 50. and I guess some
one made mistake in reporting the
! valuation OF the butter and eggs, and
wrote so instead OF 10 cents"
Two crestfaIlen detectives ~inul-
taneously raised their hands Into the
air and Casped. Never again" as they
started to investigate the second re-
| port turned over to them that morn
ing Reports Of robbcries in which the
I valuation of the lost articles is great
! ly exaggerated are frequently made to
the police. and cause the force at head
| quarters and the men on tho streets
/ the butter and eggs, which Detectives
| Wiltshire and Bailey yesterday nves-
| tigated. is believed to hold record all
! its own.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
TO TAKE
HIKE TO BUTLER's FARM
One Platoon Travelling Mounted,
Others on Foot.
PREPARING FOR ENCAMrMENT
Captain Myers Expects to Take Fully
100 Men to Mount Tobyhanna for
Big Gun Drill Under War Con.
ditionS.

Under tho command OF CAPTAIN Will
liam NJ. Myers. the Richmond How
tiers will take the third and final
week end hike Of the summer on Sat
urdaN. The second platoon OF the bat
terry Will be mounted, and the first and
third, which have been mounted on
previous trips, will travel on foot
The battery will leave the armory
about o'clock in the afternoon. and
viii bivouac on The Butler Farm. near
stop >, on Cary Street Road. The
mounted platoon will spend tho fol-
lowing day In gun drill and field cvolu-
tons, while the other men will receive
instructions in signaling. field tele-
phoninS ans, the use uf The sight ana
range finding instruments.
The 1iowitzcrs. by these Weekend
trips. expect to gain much practical
knowledge which will aid them when
they go into camp the latter part Of
the month at Mt. Tobyhanna. Pa. The
battery has started working hard for
the strenuous artillery camp The reg
ular gun drill is being held on Tues.
day nights, while the rockies" are re
ccivinG instruction in the duties Of "a
soldier. gun drill and guard mounting,
on Thursday nights. An officers school
is also being held on Saturday night.
Every member of the battery Is en-
Unused over the approaching trip. and
! is putting forth every effort to make a
record for the militia batteries In camp.
/ Captain Myers expects to take at least
/ 100 enlisted men 10 MI. Tobyhanna.
and new men are being enlisted each
week To swell the number six having
been enlisted on Tuesday night.
| ON Saturday night. August 90. the
| lioWitzcrs will run their eighth annual
moonlight to Dutch Gap the steamer
rocahontas having been chartered for
! the trip. AS usual, large crowd will
! be taken along. and dancing and re-
FIR Will he nd nI IN nj
fractions Of the water trip. The ar
ramgcmcnts for the moonlight are in
tho hands OF Lieutenant Pollard and
Scrgeants Rowe and Scay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06

Frank Miller. 20? South Third Street
reported TO the police yesterday thai
his room had been entered and n suit
Il pair OF shoes and panama hat, al
valued at S2S, had been stolen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
Marriage License.

Ticcnse 10 marry was Issued yester-
day by Deputy Clerk Brecden, OF the
Hustings Court, to John a. Childress.
Jr, and Ruby B. Sale,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
HAND ORGANS BANISHED
hirf of Police Directs Music Grinders
20 Gcmsc OncrmtlOns ON Strccfs.

chief az Police Directs Music Grinders
TO tensr Operations ON streets.
orders directing the police to stop
organ grinders from operating their
organs on the streets of the city were
issued from the Office OF Chief Werner
Yesterday. The grinders have come
TO rhe notice Of the department sew
eral times Of late due TO numerous
complaints registered against them by
various citizens. The s J.. c. a. first
asked that their monkeys be taken
from them, and this was done, then
residents asked that the hours during
which they might he allowed to play
be limited TO those between 2 in the
morning and in the evening. The
order issued yesterday banisheS them
from RiChmond entirely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
Suspicious Character,

William Harris. colorcd. was last
night arrested by Iatroman Cousins
charged with being suspicious char
actcr. suspected Of stealing Sl00 from
James Riddle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-06
HAS FRACTURED SPINE
George 4. Bristol Falls Down steps
Of NrnnGc Oncra lINuhe.

az Orange Opera HOUSE.
George 4. Bristol OF Orange. was
brought to the Virginia Hospital last
night to he treated for fracture OF
the spine. He fell down the steps OF
the opera house ut that place. ii is
said. The police were asked to see
that he was entered in n hospital here
Ambulance Surgeons Pitkowitz. who
took him from Elba TO the hospital.
said that he would he operated upon
If II was found that the fracture was
reducaple.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20
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mnlot 3ll pcrocn, omcritanbcn lrinungs iino. GaS
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ucn bcic6liot 5c lieicrtn Die &aicn r oe &cuolil'
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0eu Sambnrgcr Iampier a ocn lhnpege uber Sanl.
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QicrtnQ ir bic 3cit0oucr pom elm poor SoNen ernc
2oracn g9ulainfioleife tdt uudl Sobn @itlt ehnaS
orQern2 lncre Observation-Disclosures uuo 'Sonoler per-
lie6en id anfs GciAdi weuu in 6olge oes &o9nlllcS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20
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ic bat Sic 3a6 scr 81 ucrge6cn0en 0rOea bereitS I'M
oas @icrodc a6criicacn sIuacdta eincr iold)en Or
oenstoa6cii lit es aacroi9s crfldrlid, oaB cS mic Die
1oiol0cmofrotca bc0auptcn 6c ocr 0roenSocrle3m1
nidt inlner obrc S6o4cr o6gc6en iol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

Varcaa oe5 Urbdn6r SnipeitugS, Gni11ans.
n. SUM tN1l
glngc0ote mcrocu cniecgc senontnen Don
Der @onnufiucb0yoe Der Staot baltimore ir
ole 0ciurrnnA Der garrcau Niblioibci. Sclcs
8immer, etc. @cri@toNchduoc iiir Den WiaOor
un0 Sinbhaib bon Baltimore.
gnacboic miiilcn in perliegclen 9onpcri9 nuo
an Den .Npuro Of gNudros Of Baltimore Sin"
norciiri icin ole guilnrii ,,fruppinl ior
Decorating gar 9ibrarH, 3enblnn Npunlc, etc,
Nonrt NOnie", itoQcn mo bel pcrrn 6lo1dr0
@uinn Sia0tJcalrnior IN eincm bureau,
inn 3iuibbauS. am oocr Our 0tiimoh, ocu I.
Suli 1914. fl ubr &ormiiags elngcreid1t
mcr0cu
Sin bcalaubiaicr G6cd oeS NicicrS i'm Ne
iraGc bon iUcibnuocit (S2OO0O) SUlaro aul
einc o0lcarng 1ouie 9anl" ami ole Cr0rc ocs
Nianore mo SidoirabS BON 'NaliImorc, mB
ic0cm Nn0eboi bc9clnAi lcin
Scr eriolGrclhe Ntccr uiB SnrQlOuii lteucn
mo Die &orlnriticn 0co Siaot0bnricrs IN Ne
6ug nui 0Onitdlic crlnucn
3cibnunQen i,rucn nm o0cr nnd 0cm ~.
Snui 1914 i'm bureau oc3 Sebduoci Snpciiors
Dcii0iiQi iucrocu.
Sic Ncb5roc bebdI il8 eas ac6i por, rGenO
elm O0cr ale glngcb0ic 3uriid3npcllcu.
Is. g.. Sinbbe,
Wcbduoci iSnpciior.
Gcidtipi an ~. SUM 1914
eSnDu pubcrt,
temp Brdii0cni Der 9oniralisecDotoe.
(Suni9- 20,22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20

gngcam ocS gcbanoc Suipeiturs, 9lat0gans.
~. Suni 1914
glnQcboic wcrocn cninc0eu oenonlmen bon
ocr 0onirnlibcbtroc ccr Sta0i baltimore nv
cas- 9niirci0cn DcS 3t0mono MiarliS nr ocll
l,0por mo GiaolrnD bon Baltimore.
glnNcbutc miinci IN ocrlicaclicn 0puocrlS uHo
on ncn Nparo of gWnr0s~ dOrcinrl ciu. Die
Nnnmriii ,4ruppiof iar @aiutina 0llnmono
Wiaricw irogcu uno bei Srn- ,@i@aro NIplill.
ocnl Gluotaicgiinniur. IN nencl Nnreau inl
Nai6banS mn oocr Dor # ll6r Sorntlln0e am
MluhUud, I. Suli 1914, cinacrcDi pcroen
Seocui glngeboi mus elm an oen WlnQor mo
SlaoiQt6 non Baltimore 5a1lbnrcr ccrilt6ltier
00cG 0cs Niccr5 fir 5pennnoeu lS2luOO)
Scnars nni cine aGlcarHa 9oule Nant" pc'
gcih0i icin. .Lo
Ser crioIgrci0e Ncicr mu6 Nurei@oii itcgen
NM ole Sorlbrllicn ocs Siuol eDdtlcts W Vc'
5uB aui Gonirailc crnllcn
3cinnlnpcn ibnncn an oocr nab new ~.
Suni 1914 inn NnrNn oco Vebduoe Snlpcli0tS
0ciihli0t ucr0cu.
sic @cb1r0c Dc0dlt flo cas- 9icdoi bot lracilo
elm Oocr nllc Nngctoic 5urndinmcllcn
Is. Is. Snbbs,
G5cbduoc Snipciior.
@cIidhoi ON H. Snni 1914.
SuW Nubcrt,
Temp Grdoeni Der Gonirdll'NeDOroe.
(Suai0- 2O.22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20
SircftOrcmluabl.


Gntau seUinas gant Of Baltimore.
WaItfmprc. IL. SuHi 1914
Wei Der an i6. o. Nlis. IN oicler Nunl &C.
balicncn idDrli0cn 9Snh purocn Die nabgc
ndnnien 0crrcn nls SircltDrcn liir cas- loh'
m 'n1c Suhr crpdhi.
99iuium w. spence NOOlo Nurlcr
qSiuipm M WiarnnrQ Charles @nQ'nnb.
9Siunm Wi. Nnnbcn. eb0rlcs Is; N!9c9ll,
81 Muifin SenfinS Tbumas N'Gcu,
c5uiuuuS Shcr 0bcn y. 0uuing
Sohu e. WiiinpS @upcnc Seoerlu0
Qsiuiam ~ Surft Samcs &. Sellmnn.
ST. 0rnmiurh 9ad. lboMds ". @relDnli
gSnlicr 81 9rnoia Sobn 2. Gibbe, IT,,
0oiudro g. 6nhinion Jnun 2. Sonc.
g. 0umOb Goiinan 9iunOplpb larion. IT,,
GOurl,s G. Nicmau. NcnrO 3 9urlan,
IS. Bartlett Nnhunr0
Nc ocr 1cnte Qebalicnen SitunG Der Nlreilo'
0omnro 9. Nubrion ais Scc Qrdiiocut Nraui
w. NunuS nis Ghnbmciicr ulo Ntuilpu SpnD
ais 0hle S6atmciiicr ucocrcrmdDl.
(Nuni1S 20.22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20
gln Sic 0amen.

gle cinsler smnle in ber siabt.
llnferc 9ldbAl0ien ict olicM NlilAc 8nmen.
mchc bic Nlc0cfmnAcrinnt ndh Den iieuelen
Nic0ooc crlcrucu mnllcn. iunneu Qiee il lnt'
8cr 3ct nur6 ben gmNlnb on ocle Nlallcn
crrcncil llnicrrlbt Wloracns gloMmilld0s NM
g,hcn05. NcOucmc Siuoen. Sni Naule be-
ounncnc 9lrhciicn fnuncn iudhrcno oca unicr'
iitnis forQcicbi merocn. (3rllhllMcr uucri
rihi im 6n!iunri bon WNtiicrn crihclt. &abere
9neilnn hriilid poer minnlid hcl Url.
Ouhcre Wr. BOZ, gccnsSnraiDnn, ,Sirabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20
@cFnnntmndlnnacn.


Gunlmgrr, 20. Sni 1914.
Ser SiaotNcomucr miro am Sonncrlta9
bc % ,inu 1914, nm 40 llDr Wior9cus, an
Srt mo Stcuc crl0cncn. nm ono gtiOcnn oct
Ecnniun. 2trnfc, bon OuOnns sails Rdtuap
bis 4icomoui glOciuc 80 ciub!jrcn oocr ncn'
iabllrcn
Gomnro y. 0uDnnu,
(Snni20) Giaoi @comcicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20
Niuiocabcn.
..Nlnrnlana 0ninnln eumpann.

WnIiimDtc lO 3unI lVlI
Sic Drciiorcn crildrieu 6culc ciue uicrirl'
iibrlimc Smiocnoc uun iini 3ro5ent l5Sol
oocr clucn Sunnr nno ihninnoi iluanji0 Gents
tSt.25) pro Nuthcil, 5dblbnr am uno nab
Sicnlnq 80 Suni an Die giiiondrc Ole am
Nonncrilua %. Suni 1914, 3 ll0r Ga0mii'
iaOo Qcbubi no.
Sic llmiNrchcbil6cr iocrocn pom Sonncrna9,
% Suni nor gid@miiiaaS. bis Sienia0
3O SuHi. nor &ornliiiogs gc0loiien iocr'
SamcS g. Miihea, sclreidr
lNlmi2O. .22-2N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-20


IS miro 6icrmi OciaHnt GeGebcrl oab w. gS,
,U}cdrS QcudN Der am 49, Snni 1908 unicr'
5c6ncicn Scrur0mHg Gr. 100. 9l0inniii AZ.
ear00tap6 ~ Qule am 21 AQpcmocr 1911
0mcu0irD i'm 0rau0nH udANCluOi cat one
slnpcicn yir.i i3i 0arlcm AOcnnc, ais ftloal'
00r0Ne 6u bcnubcn.
Is. 6. Gtn66s,
(Suit7-is.2O) 0ebdn0c Snipciiur.