Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-20
SUFFOLK.
Charles S. Holland, Charged With
Betrayal, is Re-Arrested,
:sailcd in tho Sum of $500 for His Appear
anco March rs judge Kiiby Declines
to Swear In Holland Town omcials :
BrIef Mention.
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~ Suffolk, Va. March 19.-Charles l..
&AsHolland was to-day re-arrested on the
&charge of betraying Henrietta Rhodes,
8lwhom, it is alleged, he had promised to
Hmarry. The arrest was made near
&Windsor by Deputy Sheriff ]. A. John
Eson, of Isle of Wight county. The &C
8cused was brought to Nansemond and
8delivered to County Officer c. c. King.
3swho. with Deputy Johnson. brought the
Imam to Suffolk
4 Holland was carried before Justice
IA. S. ISley. by whom he was bailed in
&;the sum of 5000 for his appearance here
#iNIarch 2Sth, with r. Fl. Holland, John
fsH. Duck and John w. Holland sure
titles. Lawyer S. 70. Everett is counsel
4 flor Holland, and Judge Rawles is pros
,ecuting attorney.
ri Holland was nrraigned at Buckham
last week on the same count. Because
i OF the alleged unfitness of the place for
"a woman's appearance. counsel for the
prosecution moved for dismissal when
4 the court would not agree to transfer
i the trial.
QUALIFICATION HELD UP.
4 There is little hold-up in the quail
ifcation OF Holland town officers. A
Icharter of incorporation was granted
8sby the Legislature some weeks ago, and
4 iMayor Luke and his associates expect
4 led to take oath or office last week. Be-
lcause he had not had an official copy
Iof the law, County Judge Kilby de-
,clined to swear in the officers. Gov
ernor Tyler telegraphed that he had
lisigned the charter. When the law
icomes Holland will not be long with
outta town government.
n CLERKS OFFICE DOINGS.
h Wilbur J. ISilby. trustee. to Henry
|, Goodman, Al acres in Holy Neck dis
|Strict, S275.
s. q. Everett. special commissioners,
to Joseph Brown, 40 acres In Nanse-
Hnond county, $136.
4 John D. Corbell, Jr., trustee for
James Walker, to Dr.. George W. Butts.
Ia lot in Chuckatuck. $25.
II Peter j.. Houseman ct ux. to John
wv Wilson, q small tract in Chuc1a-
tuck district, 500.
II An agreement between Richard l..
brewer and Leila, his wife, OF Suffolk,
twife, Of McRae, Telfair county, Ga,
Establishing a line between their prop
,erty on East washington street, was
recorded.
n EAGLES FLDw HOME.
h The first baseball game OF the season
twas played this afternoon between hoy
iiteams at the Pearl Street Park. Score:
aEagles. n; Old Dominions. 2. Batteries
yRiddick and Virgins; Churn, Bowden
Sand Norfeet. Umpires-Ivy and
Wood.
s POLICE COURT.
II Gus Oliver, a well known young white
Imam, who had been drinking little
1too much. was taxed n total of $50
siby Police Judge Brewer this morning.
Il Nathan Mason will have TO meet q
siS4.7O debit for being drung and dis
Jorderly.
jALLEGED WARREN CRIMINALS.
Il County Judge Joseph B. Prince con-
dvened the March term of court In
q Southampton to-day. There was q
{ismall crowd present When the last
train left going east two women were
on trial for housebrealeing.
& SUFFOLK 5TREASURELESS.
III Suffolk Is without a Town Treasurer
& and will be for some days. The va
cancy made by the death OF the late
4 ohm +. Lotzia will not be filled till
a April 9th. Vacancies OF the sort can
n not he supplied except at regular meet
q inSs.
1 PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
s. Messrs. George l.. Barton and Cliff
X Jones passed Sunday at Old Point, the
Il former at the Hygeia, the latter al
y Chamberlin's.
i Mr.. John w. Eley and family will
\ leave tomorrow for Baltimore to pass
\ few weeks.
Messrs. w. e. Cohoon and w. w
s Ballard have returned from New York
Messrs. Z. It. Jones and C. c. Cohoor
Il have come home from Baltimore.
q Mrs. ]. Williamson is visiting friends
\ in Mecklenburg county. Va.
4 Messrs. J. p. Booker and Edgar
Il Lawshe left this evening for Baltimore
Il to attend a meeting of the Grand Lodge
h a. o. u. NJ.
Miss Louise Twitty is in Norfolk fol-
8 a weeks stay with the family of an
4 uncle, Mr.. N. Beaman.
Mrs. Caroline Fell left this afternoon
for Philadelphia.
4 Mr.. Ira NJ. Phillips. OF Whalcyvllle
! Sunday visited friends Mt his former
i home in Suffolk.
i Miss Telza Smith sang solo at the
d Christian Church Sunday night.
County Treasurer S. T. Ellis was SIGH
\ to-day, being threatened with pneu-
a monia.
There was bowling party this even
ing at the home of Mr., and Mrs Johr
Il. Primer, Brooklyn Heights.