The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-22
Crdnlums and Show Gases Cracked Dur
" Ing a Stormy Encounter.
DISORDER Due TO LIQUOR SELLING.
many Decda Observation-Disclosures In
~ Nanscmond Tomorrow-I.um Der
alilI Insurnncc-1.nsC Dance of the
-Spason-Storc ErsRhcrs Said tn
Have Confessed.

Suffolk, Va: Feb. se1.-.(Speciai)-
There have been hot times at Holland.
Twas q day or two ago when white
cnan and 4 colored man got in Il ';erritc
gov, in which show cases and skulls
were cracked. ]. II. holland during
the SCRAP used an axe handle on Allen
Craddock with Knockout effect. Grad
dock was taken 10 his home in bad
shape. y telephone message from Hol-
land tonight says Craddock's condition
is thought TO be serious. There have
been no arrests.
The row which resulted in Craddock's
downfall, is said to have been caused
by liquor. The Virgnian has been
asked by several persons in Hollands
vicinity to state The increase in rowdy-
ism since barroonl was licensed. Mr.
I. "A. Luke says he's been there six
years. and has seen more disorder with
in the past six weeks than during all
the previous time.
GOOD BUSINESS IN DEEDS.
"A pretty good business in recording
deeds was done al the county clerks
Office to-day. Here's the Est:
Elliott w. Holland - Sarah \. Butler.
h!s interest in 63 acres of land in
Chuclea tuck district, $3.50.
The Gay Manufacturing company to
Clara Fitzgerald one lot i'll Cypress dis
trct, $50.
r. H. Rawles, trustee. TO Nelson A.
nwitty, one lot on Wilson avenue, Suf-
folk, 5000.
Robert r. Allen. substitute trustee. to
P. j. Kcrnodle, one lot on Pine street,
sos
The Same TO G. ]. Duke, 33 acres in
Holy Neck district. $751;
The same to DR.. r. IL. Parker, one lot
on Pine street S27O.
T. w. Savage and wife to Josephus
Griffin. 1917 acres in Cypress district,
$500
w Q. Folk t. David McClanny, one
farm in Holy Neck district, $3.50.
SHE'S KNOWN HERE.
- There will be n marriage in Nanse.
mond county on NEXT Wednesday, Feb
ruary 23d. The principals are Mr.. Eddie
M. Harrell, aged %, farmer, and
Miss Nodie L.. Baker. % years old,
daughter OF Justice Il. IL. Baker. The
bride to be is 4 sister OF Mrs c. l.. Will
liams and Mr.. Willie Baker, of Suf-
f0lk. The license was issued from the
county clerks office to-day
"a @ VERDICT FOR KELLY.
= Justice y. S. l.ley and Councilman
g w Truitt, who heard ]. II. Kelley's
damage suit against James Darden.
rendered q decision to-day. The verdict
says batuen should pay Kelley SO for
remaining. on n farm in the county ar-
ter his lease had expired. Darden also
pays costs.
THE ENACT INSURANCE.
A Northern capitalist who is interest
ed in the FIRM OF j. w Lynch & Co.
whose big plant was burned Saturday
night, will arrive in Suffolk tomorrow
and consider the eXpedicncy Of re-
building at once. The entire Insurance
on the plant, lumber and dry kins, as
told In Sundays Nirginian. was $50. 100.
Ot this amount 81 200 was on the dry
kilns and contents, which were saved.
leaving $lG.500 insurance on property
burned. The adjusters are expected
hEre Friday
CAN'T DANCE AFTER MIDNIGHT
There is 10 be AN ante Lenten ger
man In Suffolk tomorrow might. IT
Will be held AT the new armory hall
The festivities are supposed 10 sion n /,
midnight as the next day Is Ash Wed
nesday
HELD FOR TRIAL.
The men whom Hurricane Branch ar
rested near Portsmouth Saturday nigh;
on the charge Of breaking into 4. u
DauSh;rey " Co.'S store, are said 10