The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-09
MILL TWIT7Y is DEAD
SkIs Young Lie Faded as The Rising Sun
III Proclaimed a New Day,
a BRIEF SKETCH OF A BRIEF LIFE,
The FunernI Voters 40 tho Rest Not
Sissss II amy but u plcnty-Nuiy Neck
ssSE DEMONSTRATING With IL iInirhrt
.-N0t George Westinghouse Comfy
ssS$ e.onrt-Short Items.

sS;S5 Suffolk, Va, May S.-tSpccal.) will
iiRsrwitty & Is dead A be, owed minister's
s. " dow; has lest her oldest son; five bright
E&chlldren have lost their b other and
.A protector; the banking world a prom
,8tstng young }tinanc.er, and the communl-
IS tyS8 noble young man. Stricken down
b In q the bloom of youth. and on the
= th,eis hold Of a rosy career. He breathed
!;Shis last at S o'clock this morning al the
q home Of his mother, Mrs. Annie Twit.y,
ION Clay street.. HIS young life faded
S.85ust as the rising sun proclaimed the
ssbirth.of a new day.
$5 Consumption did It. He had been more
sSorSsless III for six months, but not Sc
tSriuusly so till the past few weeks. The
5sbesk medical Skill could not check It's
sttansid!ous advances.
THE FUNERAL SERVICE.
! sfs The funeral Will take place at o clock
4 Sunday afternoon from the Main Street
aH&d.5 e. church, the Rev. FL c. Cheat
sham off1c:atlng There Will be three
tsssuFolk pa!l-bearers. Drs. Thom5a ",
ssAppleWhite and P. p. Causey and Ken
meth Mcleod. The rest will come from
#Nnrfolk
wv llllam II. Tw.tty was born on July
" 9th 1876. and was therefore nearly q
years old. He was a son Of the late
sslM ethpdist Conference. who preached in
uffcik for several years.
Will, to the time Of his illness, was
aen1ployeds In the Bank OF Commerce,
IN folk, Of which his uncle. Mr.. Nat
FSBeaman,8is president. He leaves four
sSra. land one brother-James.
family has the community's sym
sRpathy In their af1l.c;ion.
VOTERS DO THE REST.
Sssss The candidates names are all in. I'm
sSderS the provisions of the existing cleo
SAtton4la " the name Of no candidate for
Ssany office, which has not already been
y sent In, can be printed on the official
a!lot. The time expired last night,
THE candidates knew OF the law, and !
sS.havs heard of no one who got left out
siGs NOT MANY. BUT A PLENTY
The Suffolk vo:ers VIII have onlyt TWEEN
81 tyrfiVej names to scan over and performs
81 the necessary ensures. Eighteen OF
IS these can be voted for IL the electOr see
n mt. The names of the Mayor and Coun-
5iSGiimen have already been given In The
ag,virg ;n n. Here are the names OF ne
sscandlda:es in Holy Neck magisterla
g!district, which Suffolk people have 9
sS9cclhRnce TO vote for or scratch:
5Ess5fssS;s$ HOLY NECK OFFICERS.
sSSssFor Supervieors-A II. Holland, Dem.
#aCrat: w. T. Holland, Republican.
- 81 Ovetseer of the Poor-Jan.es T.. Hol.
~ land. while, and f. e. Jordan, coloreA
tSssSS32J Justices OF the Peacc-A. S, lIley, Il
W. II. Jones and r. II
Baker. white. and w. ]. Cohoon and
al ohm Ivey. coloyed.
ssaSsssj Cons b.es-W. L. Whitfield and c. c,
king, white. and a. II. Lee. w. p F'ol
land Isham Powell, colored.
IGHTING WITH "A HATCHET.
S5$2 John Lewis wa , to-day arraigned on q
~ charge Of feloniously assaultng with a
81 hatchet Charles Brown. his old time
Saemptoyer The case was dismissed
l*SRust.ce James O. Savage presided, anG
81 Hutricane Branch served the papers
s. Stever station was the scene OF court
,Gand q large crowd had collected TO hear
S@the 3depcs!tions OF the case, in which
sEthere% was intense feeling.
SSss;sj NOT GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Lewis did some terrific pounding with
Ratchet on Browns head and should.
s. ers, but Justice Savage held the deed
s9t0 be self. defense. Brown had brick
ss:s$s Lewis Is foreman on The farm or Colo
&c el2AleXander Savage, in Lower Parish
e 13Eown worker FOR him. One day he
!MEotsft!red and said he would la Dor nc
fflGnger. He becam me insolent when press
sS@ssd, and refused TO leave when ordered
ssS Finally he grabbed a brick to strike
aaThen Lewis took his little Ratchet and
event to work.
Justice Savage gave Brown a judg-