Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-26
NEWPORT news.
Norfolk Man Instantly ki1led-cuy
Carlton Asssel Seeking Divorce
"A street Railway war-1rousAt
Back 70 Face His Friends In
Court

Nevport News. Va. July et-RoSert
lxharn. of Norfolk. a young white man.
iced about - years. was Instantly kin-
II about II o'clock this morning hilC
working on n pile driver at Dariing's
syster house i'm Hampton. The cord
aolding the hammer Broke. The hug,
siece OF iron fen with terrible force
,trfl ing the pile and splintcrsng Il. a
piece OF the timber striking Isnam on
he head and crushing n IN. at the same
anae breaking his neck. The brother Of
he unfortunate man. George w. Ishan
Vas working bv his side when the scr
>ident happened.
GUY Carlton Hassell. ~ recent noto-
-iety. was in Hampton to-day 80 con
rllt an attorney relative 60 entering
| suit Tor divorce against his wite. who
| VAS Miss Elizabeth Wrenn. The LADY
/ 3 now in West Virginia and ttasseli
| claims that as she is a resident OF an
1 ,ther state. ne can flle suit in any
/ slerk's Office. II Is believed ~ tried 70
/ sic suit in the Elizabeth City CLERKS
| ofice and was not permitted. II is IN
| serstood that he has retained Attorney
| Fay Collier.
7'he Newport News and Old Point
| Railway and Electric Company anH
| The Hampton Roads EcNway ano
| Electric Company boy began laying
| track on Mallory avenue. IL Elizabeth
city county. this morning. Each wanis
/ an injunction 20 Eessr-tn the other
from proceeding ard 81 is probable tia,
I here viii be developments
| Chief OF Police johnson returned tn,
| morning from Baltimore WIN FIRE.
| Moore. the merchant who skipped on.
| asst saturday after bC-Towi1g mOu'.
n various amounts Iron every bushes
man ora Washington avenue IN woul
| ct him have d..
shortly after Moorc's arr val. To-
chief took him out Go see his VIE WHIT
| was Miss jessie Grey. IEl .acy s. t1th Ga
| was upon the door step when the twaL
arrived and made a 3 rsoaal ona
| lent assault upon Moore. hGt was pa.
! "a on by the Chief. N1o however. t.tat
40 arrests. probably deemins Nr- Gre
| morally justified
g. Aoorc's former par;r-r r. ". n. Par e
e | Pr a genial and goo1-fel. t.l sent.
7 | man. who has been thc ,vorrl suffer
/ from the mans conduct is opposed q
. | relcnt. and this morning vented d
b. withdraw the warrant De- bad sworn 6
* charging forgery. The tcminor wealth
20 attorney. however. refused o. perm,
n ! the case 10 drop So easily and thc N-t-
q | rant stands Moore. IN The meantime
being held for $1,000 bail The case wi
p come up .-aturla- probably
q The injured partner sent Moore h
. breakfast this morning AID 80 wou'
~ surprise no one 30 he dil not go on b.
y | Gail
70 Moore. az course. claims that he is
innocent as uew born iamn AND nev,
"a intended to beat anybody out % an.
a thing. blr he has not yet been able
J. rcegnci,e this stotcwcnt with his cor
u duc1 The court Eill give h.m "a chaac
.u Th.~%StlSral Tobacco Mems Convt
A. I llon Aaourc have convened "a Ol1 Fol
n 1 sslF rrcFniniy hut did NOT GO 50 becau
IA q quorum was lacking. President T.
Carrinuton and Secretary J. a.. Haga
q | both OF Richrrond- a rrs 1rity OF d
a. | members 90 fhe DC. -G 90 .. trnOrs u'
an q number OF Virginia delegates. q
,u / whole party nEu h,rinr abcCt invent
In | arrived to-day. . Ee hoard rrt toEe,r
er | and decided go frett Tomorrow NOR
.o irr d. the requisite, l-r Res of telcsai
&c shows up. As fnat ~ of tttt IL Too
he as though thtrc N"' -e no meeti