The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-16
Nansemond County Jury Believe In Meeting
Out Full Justice. 80
A FUSS STOPPED THE FESTIVITIES
CoIored Dance nnd SOcinl CRnno 10 II
Rude Endtng-In tho Why OF De-
parted Sircs-Took Three Years 10
Makes walking Stlck-The widow
Is Coming.

Suffolk, Va, March l5.-tSpccial)-
The turirs summoned ii the present
term OF County Court don'; believe In
anything much less Il a ton years in
Richmond as a punishment for ftlohS.
Follow iGE Il batch Ct l0-year sentences
yesterday the jury did the snm2 thing
to-day by .lGhn StI. He and old ma
Sk&pco lIppss were Charged With en-
tering in the n!Sil, time Mrs. I. V. Elcy's
peanut strraEc warehouse a"tl steal
ing n part OF the contents.
They proved il on Sea. but his 6sso-
ciatc ~ crimu s,,t off much easier. Enpas
2raL COUNSEL. ard his previous rcpu;a-
ton was S,-t5d. The jury ilhought ten
days in jail, $50 Rid costs would do
for IIppes.
The SaundersLl:lis loSg fought wharf
casa is to come up again Thursday.
y FUSS STOPPED FESTIVITIES.
a coiorcd social. da"ce ana supper
came TO Il rude Snd:ng last night rni tn"
old Town Han. That's what | am told
by some WIZ, were there. II seams :ha;
a quarter vas the fe for Two per
sons, ilcludGrc supper. as we'll IS dane
ing. 1t is claimed that when it was
supper Tins some cNo started a fuss.
and they hidia'i & ~ either the mtaI no.
the money lilci:.
IN THE WAY OF DEPARTED SIRES
Thu Sons OF Co:,:edaritn Veterans
Started Tonight with a temporary or
ganiZatf,n. Ii was held in tins camp
room CT The Tom SmiEh Nstem,:S. u:.d r
wh-sc auspices the organization was
conducted. j.. l.. Burgess WAS nam=d
temporary chairman. a"d j. G. Cnuscy.
Jr. temporary secretary. \ commits
was appointed, and enrolled sixteen
r'Itnes. The orEanizatt ~ Will he known
as the Tom Smith Camp. Sos of CCc!,-
federate veterans. y nesting for per-
manen; crga":i.ation skill he hsld -rxt
Monday night. While tn: minutes were
being recorded Ivy tho secretary Cor,-
mel T. w. Smith, Colonel r. S. ykin
and others made i:rspirisg talks.
PLENTY OF REvIvAI.S.
The good people around Suffolk have
inaugupl:2d a:rl ara now pr-sccutt.g
one IF the tiercsst. campaigns AGAINST
sin ever known here. They do hattl,
al churches. With tw'r rr",u:hs going
ON now 1'".d two more to start, II seems
lik2 th@ campaign Is exhaustive MS well
as r.rir.;cd
IN" Eo1t%t Suffolk Mdthod.ss series Ct
meetings are now -: thair third week
and results hays, bUs", largs. Another
series have just sen begun in the Main
Street NJ. T.. church. but this is vet in
Its !ncipicncy. Bishop Gr-rJbsrrv and
o'HEr OUTSIDE faljnt will assist bcn 80
the week IS over. OM April 18th a rcvi-
vel Will DE begl,1 at the Baptist church,
and another at the Christian church
MAY 4th.
THREE YEARS TO Make 1T.
For something unique ana reculiar
IN the way Of walking canes there is
n ciorcd man In Suffolk VIII deserves
distinction. 1t took him three years ia
complete his trophy, which is carried
with conscious pride. The ow.cr and
maker Is j. ~. Art.s. who did much Of
the work with Il picket knife. Th,
cane is q real jewel caskct. There are
im"heddcd in the stick more than l:o
pieces of jcwclry-mr cheap stuff
hua some pure gold. trinkcts which were
given TO Arts. There are samples and
pieces of nearly every kind Of icwclrv
known 10 ;hc trade. Besides these
there are knives. scissors. a mirror
pencil. packet compass ana many other
things buried IN the hard wNod of the
cane. Arts prizes his workmanship
very highly n would not sell the stick
for several times Its cost.
THE WIDOW IS COMING.
There will be another show at tho
City n Theatre before the season