Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-14

accepted Sio from Snmuel Greensboro
| Il pool-room proprietor and I'm turn
/ promised to protect" Grecnstons,
! place. The money is said to have been
delivered TO Pollard by Ida Reynolds n
Young white woman, who Is regarded
i as valuable witness for the Common
WchHh; Grcehstone and Mrs. Reynolds
were inc principal witnesses before the
grand jury in the Pollard case.
/ or tho five men charged with felo-
/ mes. safer is the only one who Ian.
ruishcs in jail. Pollard. Porter and DC
ccssi are out on bail, the last two beinp
/ he!d IN sums of $4,000 each. and POI,
imfd uuer bond of $1,000. Former
,hic' henderson is also out on $4,000
uai'' having been held for the action OF
u k."ho jury In connection with the
acceptance of $40 as a part Of the "at =
torncys fec" In murder case. the de-
'eh"hht III which was acquitted
hoND-HOUSI; PROPRIETORS
| Conducted PLACES OPENLY
JACK Craig and c. Parriss. proprietors
OF foad houses half way between Pc
tersnurg and Hopewell. were the frs.
o.ehders reported by the grand Jury
"hen II resumed its sessions this morn
'',E' dt'er recess since Monday These
places have been run wild. onen ,ha
prosecution is in a position 10 prove.
"o.H TOT the sale OF liquor and beer az
Wei! as disorderly resorts for women.
N'hohS those held under the indict-
ine'ts charging the operation Of gam
"'ihE resorts. is a. Blumberp Soc
fet"rY OF the Business Mems Associa
| non 0; Hopewell The others are o.
hehZeona. d. G. Guvcratia. II G. Rob
| SNs Emanuel Cianci. J. Beskin, r. B.
rEine' r. a. Flick. +. s. Farris. y. Rud-
| ~, ana NIKE Ridmore. These present.
mehtb were made on the testimony OF
oihcers Miraglia and Dallas
'iudge West adjourned cou-, a, 40
| CLOCK until 1890 o'clock Tomorrow
morning. The session Of tho grand Jury
o-day probably will be concluded BY 3
".'ocH' "hen recess will be taken un-
,r,,, uesaaF. IL is probable that the
prone may continue several days next
week as there is great mass OF evil
ncNce yet TO be considered
ne grand jury is not near through
WIN the bribery and graft cases. while
ohi| thfee or the more than 100 cases
D! iilcit sale of intoXicants nave been
'ouched' Only a fair start has been
made in hearing the evidence of gam
! bling operations.
WISE WE'LL SATISFIED
WITH PROGRESS OF PROBE
| special Prosecutor Wise. before re-
| turning TO his home In Richmond TO-
| hiEht. said that fair progress had been
maze in the investigation. but that
thcrc were so many different angles OF
.
| that much time had been consumed in
arranging details. Commemorative At
/ torney Iivcs and Mr. Wise have put in
! 'n DAYS or strenuous labor. getting
! evidence In shape for the grand Jury.
] hut they express tho determination OF
! ,"nMding up every offender against the
laws OF the commonwealth before the
Investigation concludes
! Nh"h court rcconvcnos next Tues
hhN' Mr.. Wilson. attorney for Porter
VIII submit motion. asking that Judge
/ West require the attorneys for the
! ' commonwealth TO furnish tho defense
| Win bill of particulars concerning
| IN" charges against Porter. Prosecutor
| Wise. when this subject was preached
I IN court this afternoon, declared that
( such motion was now move in Grim
! maj practice TO him. and Judge West
| concurrcd in the opinion. However. Mr.
| Wilson stated that he had authorities
70 support his contention
Prince George Courthouse. with Hs
three or four buildings, the county
scat OF Il county more than 200 years
old is seeing it's l!veliest days since
'hr old monthly court days disap-
| p"ar"d. The jail, situated in the rear
81 the courthouse. is filed to over
| flowing with prisoners. all Of whom
were sent UP from Iopcwcll, charged
| with on"nscs ranging from murder
| down 20 petit larceny. The county
|
| jail. is being utilized for the dct.n-
tion 81 IN" female prisoners, two negro
| women. one held for the murder Of
another colorcd woman, being confined
! therein
WEDDING. CAUSES DELAY
IN COURT PROCEEDINGS
There va. one break in tho routine
OF The Investigation to-day, which
caus"d Il delay OF ten or hftccn min
uics In the rcppcning of court this
nf"rnoOu \ seven passcnpcr auto
mobile drove up to the courthouse and
Inquiries were made for tho county
clerk, u being stated that a marriage
iiccnHc Was desired as well az a min
is,"r. clerk Temple and the other
court oN""rs ""r" AT dinner. but all
soon put IN AN appearance, and tho
necessary papers we're secured.
TIA" brides name was given az Pau
line Hick"ndorf widowed Of Hone
well. She rs the owner Of the Ger
man cabaret. one Of tho st-knowr
rcR"r'r In the town. g s. Terry, also
of tn" powd"r plan, town, who former
" resided IN New York. was the groom
R"v g. .. lardo. "A Presbyterian min
later who conducts service at Hope
wcIl. was present. bu, he had not qua IL
hrd 10 perform marriage ccrcmouir,
hy executing the bond Judge Wcs,
had granted him IN" n"c"Rrnry pcrmin-
sion come Tin" ago, hut tho OccaYio on
H"" never presenter l'H'l 10 IN" young
clergyman 20 rihcta,c. <" The judge
rn"c him - "a" pointers aN TO tho
ceremony. y. W. Brchc,i became MIR
i'ardo's surety. and then the coupl.
made objection to being married he.
fore the thr"ng "f Witnesses and others
oH tn" cOurthouHc green. The result,
war that they inntorcd to tn" littlS
church. short distance fyom tho
cnurth"uF". where tho nuptial kDo,
van tied.