The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
THE OBSTRUCTION
WAS ||.S': ENORMOUS Il ! ]
\ Estimate Of Loss From Frost
Placed at One Million
Dollars.
I'M NORFOLK COUNTY ALONE
Injunction Proceedings Against
Salvation Army
Drum.
(speclaI "a n The ,rl,ner. t,lrnntct !,

II Especial to The Times Dlspntch.)
NORTOLK, VA, April 90 Captain
4 Henry kim, the greatcst truck raiser III
this section, estimates that the losses Of
farmers In Underwater Virginia Will reach
the vast sum OF 81, Oo0. 900, and his indlvid.
q ual losses nt 800. Mr.. 1tirn. in speaking
OF tho matter to-day, said that Until the
frost Of three nights ago, there had been
4 mono for -four weeks, and crops, particu-f
larlys strawberries, had had favorable
conditions: the blossoms came carly,ennd
the berries followed and were In fine
condition
The frost that came Monday night did
great damage. but the one OF Tuesday
night. Mr.. Kim thought did even more,
* MS there was no wind and tho frostScov
cred every section. Strawberries we're
x ruined. potatoes cut down and beans& de-
A stroyed. The farmers expected to make
considerable money on beans, but did not
a have much hope for the potatoes. a
TAKING NEGROES NORTH. s ;s
n Negro laborers to the number OF two
4 hundred and fifty passed through hero
on the Southern Railway, bound for
\ Hackensack, n. ", and other places on
g tie Hudson River where they will be put
IL. to work In brick yards. They came from
4 Danvillc and vicinity and there are other
IL negroes waiting for transportation for
tho same destination. 3Ss sS s
:ssz SALVATION "a ahirYS N Discs.
5F3i A. 81. Cralle and other residents OF East
Main Street, began Injunction proceed
w ings In the Court of Law and Chanccry
this morning against Captain + Gather
and the headquarters OF the Salvation
Army, at No. 4iC East Main Street. BY
lgrecnent Of counsel the llcaring was
postponed till Saturday, pending which
Captain Heather promised not to agra
L Il. nf,.k
is based. n .5s 5 Il aSt AZ II, y; III
4 Attorney Duncan declared that It was
not the idea Of the plainantsf to make
f8 any lection to the manner In which
# Captain Heather and his followers choose
to worship God, but that they believed
they had some right to object to such
KIP noises as they were being subjected to
nightly by the salvationists. and for this
reason had appealed to the court for
as relief 8ju8tle form Of an junction 81
5i$ The compliments and petitioners were
making no attempt, At torney Duncan de-
cIarcd, Ito break UP the salvationists
In Norfolk, but they thought Captain
Heather had located In the wrong neigh
borhood, Eard that he need ed TO select A.
place for his drum and tnmbourine wcr-$
Y ship in some locality W here people who
e work In the daytime and want to sleep
6 ut night Will not be annoy ed
Vernon Kuhl, II erbert Batenlan and
81 $50 each In the Police Court this morning
81 and sent to jail In default on the charge
8 or nssaulting asncgro farm hand. James
ioore, Sjust for mcanncss, as one OF the
boys declared. !i4s.} "
SUIT FOR FIG TREE IL
assgF E. 7. Thomas was arraigned In the Po-s
lice Court this morning for the embezzle-
nlent of a fig tree belonging to y T. +.
4 Snyder. Thomas sold a lot containing a
& house and a8flg tree to Snyder, and then
* asked for the return OF the fig tree. Mrs.
Snyder refused, saying that she wanted.
O the fig tree and the house, too. Thomas
consulted a surveyor and built a fence
dug up the tree. T hen there was n quar-
rel. b The city engineer decided that.
sS Thomas had taken I've feet OF Land which
belongs to Snyder and that included the
Il hole whore the fig trae formerly -four
l$ ishcd. Owing to the absence Of the sur
Il syeyor, who advised Thomas to take moro
: property. the, case was post pcned TIL
sgs Tuesday. but Thomas declared that he
u was ready to make restitution.
INTERPRETATIONS. i;Ss 3
AT the Monticello Hotel yesterday af-l
.stcrnoon Miss Mary Brton and J. . y. r.,
Perry. both OF Powellsville. N. c., were,
united Ss In marriage, Rev. DR.. II ]. II n
& Thacker, OF the Second Presbyterian
538f5 Church, this city, OBLIGATED, They. left
last evening, via the Old Bay Line forin
" Northern "trip. M f az saIl @5 W.
POND-BARRETT. 81
sqs Miss Josie L. Barrett and Mr. Charles
u. Pond were married this morning at
the residence of tho bride No. 200 South
fClayjAvenuc, blythe Rev. DR.. g. 8. Black
well. .S y. 5f8S d
5 ts.s.a Only the Immediate family was pres
emf. The bridal couple left on the Sea-
board train for Gareysyillc, N. c., and
on their return will reside In this city.
2 n
"A MINISTER'S BRIDE.