The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
sDissappe ] y her Papers q Of
Another Marriage Arrive \ !. v
WELL KNOWN I'm \ NORFOLK n J, r ,E[
Although Ne Had One Wife II England
4 NJ Married ! Pretty Young 81
Widow II Norfolk
last Fall.
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iS9fh NORFOLK. 5VA.y March 30V.--NeWs n0s
Rbssu received here that MRS. Emily HILL
8of$B urliston, England II proceeding With
I$theg charge OF biEamy against Professor
Nv. H. Hill, recent Of Hast Orange, / N.
8SJ. The copy OF the papers which has
slbssn sent to this il country alleges that
Professor Hill although still married FRIED
SfoEthe wife In Eh,gland, sought and mar
" risd Mrs. Mary Annie Savage, formerly
51diss Nlliott, 81 OF Norfolk, the daughter
Noofls K B. d Elliott. The latter marriage
occurred In ding house in CRANKY
Street last N ov ember, after which Pro-'
s8fessor Hill and his wife went to East
&Orange, where he was q teacher In II u
school. L After the story OF the first mar ::
sfriaSa was y published, e and the alleged
wife I'M England sent papers In proof,
Professor Hill disappeared from East
Orange, ind his whereabouts Is now
unknown. Inquiry at the house Of Mr..
sSsE1liott produced no. information. Mr.
AElliott said he did not know where his
daughter iss4 but he said positively that,
33Eshe 10 not IN N orr folk He said he had
written TO England in regard to Profess
sor8 Hill IS anteced ents. 5i #iI Is
$.SS Kemp 3. u Elliott 4 is living in an old,
fashioned Il house, In Tree1nason Street,
near CRANKY u He Is an 4 invalid and q
8cripple. as the result Of an attack Of
s%parnlysis, g5 and therefor not so active
I'm business as he was several years ago.
HE Is president 4 Of the Norfolk Peanut
Company and is 4reputed TO be wealthy.
5# His daughter. Mrs. y Savag sc, III was very
much esteemed for her graces OF mind
and manner. q She has q & great many
friends. who knew her as q pretty: girl
sand 81 who Il showed 1ls great sympat by for
her when she was lei " a dow by the.
&sudd death sof n Mr.. Savage. There Ia
mo intimation from the family here Of
ssany pro ceedings to- relieve or protect
Mrs I'LL. S MI. Elliott declines to say
ssRnyt thing. about HIS daughters affairs.
MfSSSsSa CHAMPAGNE BET PAID.
S@sssS The elevator Of the United States Court
&1s& done and will be running tomorrow
S51t} has run before, however Y and thereby
hangs n story. N Tho elevator WINS to be;
FINISHED on tho 19th One OF the prom1-
SSIlent members Of the Board A Of Trade
knowing the date Of the maturity Of the
contract, mad 8 some barlterlng comments
ITO the contracto tor eclaring that the eeva-,
#torSwould not be done In time and that
the con tractor would be liable to a. fine.5
After &exc changing banter @ bet was made.
Late on the afterno Of the 10Th the
Board of Trade man was invited to ride
Lon the h elevator. d He was astounded to-
Sbe carried up and down three times and
then asked Ito pay tho bet. Il He had to
sSOpen q bottle OF champaign although the
&eleVat will not 4 be running until to-
morrow The skillfu $workmen had rugged
1.-THE cars SO that 1t would run Just enough
trips to claim the champagne. I8 5.tts !.
&ss5 But one liquor crusade case appeared
&on the police docket this morning. There,
was normal number Of plain DRINKS but
Kan abnormal number OF snegroes. over
thirty arrested for. petty orfenses. afll-
lated with the saloon traffic Many Of
Them were arrested In the saloon of Dem
his Chandler, O negro, e who was arrested
Tor running a drinking place without n
license and for selling liquor on Sunday
(nSMerchants' Lane. He was admitted to
I'm general appearance tho city was dry
but the storm, which prevailed nearly all
day, and the opportunlti ties OF going to the
resorts outside Of the city may have been
s9ntTibus9Ty saHse Of the arynssg
s5s5SsWarren B. 1, TUCKER #ns held for trial
ssinthe Police Court this morning, He$is
Aa9 good-loo king, we'll dressed man about
TWENTY-FIVE years Of age, from Petersburg,
Eand connected with excellent families
there. He has been here several weeks,
Sostensibly connected with the Carnival
SCompany. Meantime there have been
many complaints OF robbery. Of which
1.-THE electives believe he is guilty His
&msthod. 1t is charged, was to go to "a
Nhouse and engage board and dging,a and
sSas soon as opportunity occurred take;
Hwhat he could find from the rooms and
leave. The police say that no has been
engaged in THAT method of robbery for
z three weeks. A pathetic incident was the
appearance Of his young and pretty wife,
who Gays She knew nothing of the shus-
bands misdeeds, and who believes he is
n not guilty and Is trying to procure do
h tense and release for the man she loves
X She Iwept In court this morning. while the
81 husband answered In q jaunty manner
Ii and spoke with the utmost defiance and
contempt OF the detectives. The case was
e. con inued to April eth. and the prisoners
II picture was taken and he was hold also
81 for tho Newport News authorities.
W. The four-mnsted schooner Charles l.,
Davenport. bound from Boston to this
n port for coal, was blown ashore at the
II rock pile inside the capes this morning.
where tugs have gone to the assistance Of
II the schooner. There Is no account Of
r damage or Of loss OF life 81.
&fS7 Judge Waddill will be here on Wednes-
DAY TO hear the case OF Hundley against
the tug Philadelphia. libel suit that has
4 been pending In the uE!tcd States Court
u for several months, He may hear other
e caF,,s or give opinions, but he has not
stated what sie will do.
Fred schWeckert young son OF Cap,
n tain Henry Schweickert. fell on the
,fSs.rect in Portsmouth this morning dur
& Ing The sevare windstorm and cracked his
sSskull. He was carried home unconscious
II and afterward sent to a sanitarium here
NJ for special treatment. Captain Schweick-
"a ert was In Richmond. but has been SUM-
L amoned home, Tho boy is In a critical
Issscondltion. ls is h RI
w Grant Whiting (colored) shot Fletcher
Zee Goss (colored) this afternoon In the
Im,E and Goss cut Whiting several times
put the body infictng serious inJu-
S Writings wounds were sewed by
SyslcAn, Both men were committed
H. IA #
kral large charters were filed here
among them were the Economic
Company to carly on the bust
manufacturing and supplying
Il and power In the United
he cauitl Of fhs company IL
twenty million dollars and the
= are Samuel -. Lawrence
". Dawson. OF New York.
\evented Ball Game
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