The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-10
JOINING THE: SAINTS
Inc Mormon t'r Missionaries ii Hanover coaa.l
y Succeed in Making Many ProseI,fes.S'
coNvIcTs FOR THE NORTHWEST
the Plan 20 Send There <.onv1cfAs
VINO Have Served their TIN, ]. ~, ~ ,.,,.s a
NoL Froposc tho FDrn,aliun ssSs
coi'"nies-An ''r'An EnbexzIcr Aeauitsass
"A alinistcr cleared. ;;3$sS. $ss

iichnond. Va, April 9.--(SDecIa lI-aafsss
,arse number Of converts t Norm ! q isy;YS
,iave peen made in Hanover and s. f,tsfs
e.,sa ..iuaa - shein are moving, out 10 Utat.B
'cNefal lamlieS nave taken their DE-
pafture rccen tly. one yo,,ns = II, 51Is.i5nGs
MISS smith. aged 1G years. iust sbaTo4a&
ilSr family was to start, elope,f wifI ~
young man Of the neighbo.houd and VIM 4
iiariieu 10 him. She VIII remain &Withs
her husband in Virginia 5.s5 129ss.ST'sNs
Ihe gentleman at The head or Sg4 ~
movement to send Virginia convicfasss
When their terms expire. 10 ida ahnE 4 AIS
WYOMING. said to-day. It was not coIi.a
,.i ,Iit.,piateu 20 settle colonies Of ex-cofl-S
saia ne. is simply 10 find homes ftt.a
men who profess religion While IN 7r,ris..g
on on ana who seem anxious to lead n ,tv,a 11,eitvv,a8
ne. we would not think of sending q as
eX-convicts to Idaho. Wynn,i,,. ~, :, .. ,,.s =.
other State" III 80 ? ~ sHat;Sss =
HES PROBABLY SURPRISED. g. 5ss $s
when =. 7. Jones, late Observation-Disclosures
master at MattoaX Stations. came f{5tr,ss
richmond 4 feW days ago 10 be triad an;
nc ciarse Of embeZzling registered Elef-3
terS, he was Of opinion that he sho,IIdR
ntau guilty, but his counsel would NOT
pelniit hln TO do so. The case wasS
ended to-day and Jones was :cuuittelA
re is now Of opinion that he IS inlloce1t.sB
ZONES belongs to an excellent fan1il
ncinG a nephew ofsthe ate REV. DIR. q n.5.s
-. Zones, or Norfolk. He was defendeds
ny Messrs. II. NJ. Smith, Jr., ana II. IS
The pastor and officers or Fulton Bap,.a Ir,.a
list church have made an tinves tigati5rirsss
Or the cruel rumors2 circulated con cssTnLa
ms IN, EeX. Mr.: Throckmorton. The ttera
nc ~ !. tSsliSne t
neighhorhood had ihtRht his conductitoZS
ward ward 9 lady memberSof his tlockI ha
been imd.screet. The y inVes tfgati tionI.ss
proved that there was no foundatI5n5 5tos
ny report and Mr. r.yThrockmcrtoniR 81 Ia:
completely vindicated ft SSH
4 There Is talk OF the citizens OF I2ic!
mona giving banquet in honor Of the
CITY Council's Committee on Retrench-s -s
ment and Reform. # }s
GREEK WILL MEET G RE Elk
Next spring there will be one OF thea
prettiest political contests in Richnlonds
~ ma we nave had for years. Col.8 John
D .. iiarWood Will oppose Mayor r. III Is
Taylor. The fight has alread begun$irls
i quiet Way Both are very popnlar8
men. splendid organizers and t hard@
lighters. is said that Mr.. l.. Az Cat-#
IN may also run. He is the president os23
'he Democratic Lea aguei FOR G ooES Gov
erh' ana mas a powerful following. .N 5;S ~ 5}Fss
FOUND DEAD IN BED. 4Ss5
Second Assistant Chief Of the Firea
pepartneent. lG. +. Snead, wes found
dead in bed this morning He retiradb
last night in apparently good heaItf.S]
Heart disease was the cause. He had
neen member OF the Fire Department.
for long time. @I @I 3gj3t
SUPREME COURT. 2s5f
Following are to-day's Supreme Court
or Appeals proceedings: Is tSsssS; $sSsS;
Rosenbaum vs.. Seddon. argued by %. h
w Christian. Esq. for defendant, and i
Judge Walter +. Staples, for plaintiff,
and submitted E u! ss 5gs sSs
Tyree vs.. Knke, passed. rs a. sS8
Rlchmond and West Point Land and Il
improyement company vs.. toWnss$ Of \
west Point, argued BY James H Doolsys23
Isq ana continued! until MondaY4next.#
The next case to ofhc called is Bel! come
docket. $i9Jif{5$sSss