Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03
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against the man by the white residents
of the county, the law will be allowed
to take its course.
Perkins was carried to the Chester
field Jail to-day. He appears to be en-
ttrely unconcerned.
WILL TAIlE AN APPEAL.
It is pretty we'll understood that the
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company will appeal from the decision
: of Judge Golf.
The Judge will be asked to iesue an
y order suspending for thirty days the
operations Of his decree dissolving the
* injunction restraining the city from in
& terfering with the Bell Company.
s City Attorney Pollard will, of course,
q not oppose this step. for It is a right
4 that belongs to the party to the litiga-
tfon that will request the suspcndine
order.
Judge Golf will in few days be ask
ed to issue the order, and he will
promptly do so. This does not neccssa-
rily mean that the Bell Company will
appeal. Thirty days will be given the
company within which to decide wheth-
7 err or not It will accept the decision OF
Judge Golf. In other words. counsel
want time within which to confer with
the officials at the head office.
A MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Philip B. Cross, of Newport News
who is with the Shipbuilding Company.
/ and Miss Katherine L. Black, daughter
OF Mr. Mrs. George Fl Black, were
married here at 3 o'clock tonight. tho
ceremony being performed by Rev. Dr.
j. %. Hutdon pastor OF Pine Street Bap-
list Church
Mr. and Mrs. Cross will reside in
Newport News.
PARDONED HOUSDBREAIlER.
l Governor Tyler has pardoned Noah
Williams, colored man, from Ma
thews county, who was in 1897 SEN
fenced to n term of years in the pen.
ntiary for housebreaking and lar
ceny.
Last winter Williams was badly
burned by the bursting of q steam
pipe. The Governor saw him several
days afterwards and promised to par
don him IL he recovered. He had in
tended pardoning him at Christmas,
but the application papers did not get
in until yesterday.
Williams will go TO New York with
friends.
CAPTAIN WARDS TRIAL.
Judge Waddill, Clerk Peasants. of
trict Attorney Allan, Assistant Attor-
srrr,i nj
have gone to Alexandria 10 attend the
sessions of the Circuit and District
Courts.
The most important case to be heard
Is that OF Owens. who, under the name
of Captain Ward" got himself into
trouble in Richmond.
TO WED TODAY.
Mr.. George Byers Rogers, n promi-
nent business man and wealthy man
nfacturer of Memphis. Tenn. and Miss
annie Inez N1inson. daughter of Mr..
*. e. and Mrs. Sue M. Minson, will be
married in this city tomorrow.
Miss Minson is one of the most beau
tiful young Indies in the city, and has
q host of friends in Richmond, who will
regret to learn that she will make
) Memphis her home after marriage
Colonel James D. Brady, Collector of
Internal Revenue, who has been III for
some time, had q slight relapse night
before last at his home. in Petersburg.
He was much better to-day. The Colo
nels health is very much impaired, but
: his many friends will be glad to know
that his condition Is not serious.
maggie Johnson, a young girl who
lives Mt 20 North Eighteenth street.
was severely burned this morning about
"a o. clock.
She was standing in front of the fire
and her clothing caught, burning her
badly about The body, neck and face.
The ambulance was summoned and she
was treated by DR.. Cunningham. She
is In "a very serious condition. but will
probably recover.
SUSPENSION.
s Failure to place 5000 ono worth ne
bonds to cover the capital stock has
caused the Pace Pork Packing Com
pany to suspend operations. ]. r.
4 Pace. formerly president of the Plant
}ers9 Natlonal Bank. organized the com
Bpany, which had nearly completed their
large plant. Pace says when the money
market is easier and the bonds can be
placed the company will resume opera
lions.
ROANOKE.