Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
NEWPORT NEWS.
Magruder Camp Has Dozen Dele
gates to Go to Louisville.
JewOlry Store Robbed in Broad Daylight
No Moro Sunday Soda Water or Cigars
-Kev. Mcdaniel Succeeds Rev. NIacIkay
-Frawloy Gets Eight Years for Bigamy.
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NeWDort News, May 22.-Magruder
Camp Of Confederate Veterans has
chosen the following members to repre-
sent 1t as delegates to the Confederate
reunion at Louisville: Nessrs. G. w.
Nebrns and w. C. Blandford This camp
sent a number OF its members today
ercises at Norfolk
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
The candidates received into the new
local council. knights of Columbus, and
Initiated here Sunday. were: ]. F.
Maher, T. B. Maher II. ]. Fitzgerald.
j. Holman, F. ]. Lacosta, Rev. c. E.
Donahoe. ]. f. OMalley, Robert E. j.
Golden. William McNulty, p. p. Ma
guire. j. ]. Devlin, j. B. Flynn, Joseph
Maloney, George 1. Byrne. Il. Emmett
Council. ]. L. Quinn, w. III. Maher. e.
w. Hoban, Paul J. Taggart, l.. b. Brad
lord. j. b. Lannon. ]. Desmond, c. J..
Reilly. NJ. w. Boyhan. David O'Neil,
X. e. Fitzpatrick, Stuart ]. Lotter, ]. ].
ODonnell. w. S. Bowen. w. S. Upshur,
II. e. Feihe. Joseph T. Lawless, w. A.
Mclaughlin and j. ]. Ward.
JEwELRY STORE ROBBED.
Monday afternoon, when thieves broke
open the jewelry store of H. c. Crane
and stole $3.50 worth of jewelry and sew
eraI revolvers. Crane says that he
locked up his shop about ~ o'clock and
went out to do some collecting. He
was gone about two hours, and on COM
ing bach he found the door Of his shop
open and the jewelry missing.
The police have no clue yet to the
thieves.
SUNDAY SODA BARRED.
Owing to decision rendered Mon
day by Justice Brown the druggists
here will not be allowed to sell soda
water or cigars on Sunday Hereto
fore Sunday has been the best day In
the week In the sale of such things, and
the druggists are sore over the loss of
business that the decision entails
REV. MCDANIEL CALLED.
The congregation OF the Second Bap-
list Church issued a call TO the Rev.
Mr.. Charles G. Mcdaniel, of Roches-
ter, n. Y, to succeed to the pastorate
made vacant by the resignation of their
pastor. Rev. Mr.. MacKay, and he has
expressed his willingness to serve them
Mr. Mcdaniel ie n Virginian by birth,
and Is pursuing his studies in the Theo-
logical Seminary in Rochester, from
which Institution he graduates In few
weeks.
From there he will come directly to
his work, which will be during the first
of the month.
EIGHT YEARS FOR FRAWLEY.
Prof. Hubert ]. O'AIore Frawley. tried
on the charge OF bigamy has been con-
victed and sentenced to the State PEN
itentiary for eight years.
LEWIS EATON INDICTED.
The grand jury on Monday returned
q true bill against Lewis Eaton on the
charge of murder.
Eaton is the steward Of the barge
Montreal. who is charged with the muir
der OF Captain Weed the master of the
Montreal. whose body was found on
the beach across the river a short time
ago A report was spread at the time
that the captain had fallen overheard
and met his death by drowning
The grand jury also returned Il true
bill against john Booth. charged with
cutting. etc.
BRIEF ITEMS.
Frank q. Brewer filed yesterday In
the clerks office OF the Corporation
Court notice of a divorce suit to be
brought against-.iis- iiffe,-Laura /,
Brewer.
ID. L. Barloor. of Newport News, has
been discharged in bankruptcy by the
United States Court, Judge Waddill.
which is in session here. This makes
two local discharges in bankruptcy in
the past four days.
The official seagoing trial Of the bat
tle-ship Kentucky has been postponed
for month, and will take place the
latter part OF June.
The British steamship Cluden has ar
rived from Amsterdam under ballast
She will load general cargo for that
port.
The trial OF Frank Williams for the
murder of Solomon Watkins, both col
red, will probably open next week.