The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-30
POLICE NOTES

A report was received At police head
quarters yesterday from Norfolk to the
effect that Ave prisoners had broken
Jail in that city and 1t was thought
that they were headed in this direc-
ton. According to the telegram that
was received here. the quintet are all
desperate men and 1t II thought that
they were armed ut the time they left
the seaport town. They are o. T. Cot
|trell. alias Billy Mack; G. r. Hand
cock. alias "Blakey": John J. Muir.
ply. Rugess G. Edwards and John II.
Reiis. No details as to the manner OF
the jail delivery were given. The local
police department are on the lookout
for the men.
On the charge of violating the Sun
police court yesterday for shining shoes
ON the sabbath.
According to report at police head
quarters, Frank Price, seventy-svo
years old, of 30s West Duvai street.
was accidentally killed in his home
Saturday afternoon while attempting
Ito hang some pictures on the wall.
Zach volaski. we'll known newsy.
was slightly hurt In an accident near
the corner Of First and Broad streets
yesterday when his auto collided with
another car.
A report was made TO the police yes
|terday to the effect that Mrs r. c.
Parkinson. esl7 East Marshall street.
was sIightiy bruised when she fell from
la street car at Thirtieth and Marshall
streets Saturday afternoon ut O'clock.
Mary Stanley, who has been before
the public on several occasions recently.
and who was at one time suspected
OF being a fugitive from Justice from
West Virginia failed to answer to her
name when II was called In police
court yesterday. when she was to be
tried on several charges OF obtaining
elorhing and small sums OF money
from different persons with the promise
Of exercising her power Of hypnotiam
on her victims.
She was under cash bond for SEA.
which she furnished herself. The po-
lice are making an effort to locate her.
II. n. Jake" Rowsey. manager Of
the Palace bowling alleys. reported "a
home 1910 West Main street. had oee1
entered by thieves and jewslry valued
Int $500 had been stolen. The robbery
was nrst discovered yesterday morning
when Mr.. Rowsey discovered that Z
Irear door had been forced open and
the house in disorder. and on tnvestt-
eating found that the house haA been
ransAcked. No clew Is to the identity
LOT the thieves were found.
For driving his auto white in An
condition c. r. walker was
iiAned 500 In police court yesterday.
George Fl. woodaIl. who vas arrest
ed on the charge OF violating the white
slave law recently, and who was ont
on rail for his appearance before the
;by hts bondsman and committed to the
Henrieo county Jail for safsksepans
pending consideration Of his case.
Leo Seay was fined 80 in poles
icourt yesterday on the charge OF div
ling HIS cart through the safety Zone
and for not having permit.
In. a. Camp Of e1kg East Nasshall
street. will be tried In police court this
morning on the charge Of driving IN
automobile careiessly and reeklessly,
which resulted in . collision with Z
car belonging to r. J. Kennedy, ell0
!East MArshall street, which reeulte4 n
car being put out Of oem.
mission. The accident hAppen0d ~
Allan avenue and Grove avenue. Camp
has heAn bAilHd for his appearance thia
"a r. ". ktchar0son. cx-policemAA, Wa
diguaisoed I'm hustinGn court yesterday
On the charge " storing ardent spirita,
where ~ wAs trisA Aftef being Indicted
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