The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-01
WILL STOP new
ORLEANS ships
Norfolk Decides to Keep Them
in Quarantine for for rive Five,
Days.
sic SUIT OF N Mr. r. PAYNE A NJ:
Richmonder Sites David Lowen-
bcrg's Company for $4,000. II
San Jose Scale.

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& "A NORFOLK, VA, July 31.--Notico has
been issued by the marine hospital sur
i geon, lii charge Of Cape Charles quuran-
4 tine station, that all vessels from ports
south must stop ut the station off Old
Point before proceeding for ports inside
to which they may be destined. This
does not mean that they will be- de-
talncd, but that they must be Inspected.
Should there be no sickness aboard they
T will be allowed to proceed.
simultaneously With this notice came
the announcement that all vessels hall
Ing from New Orleans and bound for
the ports Indicated. must halt and will
be held at lower quarantine for8at least
"a live days. This means that the bars
may be lot down for vessels from RAll
Southern ports. which shall pass lnspec-
ton, but that the bars are put up firmly
against New Orleans ships to the ex-
tent chat they will be held In qunran-
tine under any circumstances.
5 w. J. Payne. OF Richmond, q railway.
and newspaper promoter in K Newport
4 News and Norfolk. has brought suit in
the Court OF Law. and Chancery for $25, 900
damages against the Norfolk Hampton
Roads Company. OF which David LoWen-a
4 berg is president There Is no expla-
nation filed with the notice OF the suit.
Ia, STABBED FOR TEN CENTS.
q Thomas Burney (colorcd), desperately
wounded. Is in tho st. Vinccnts Hospi-
& tai. and John Johnson, alias Block (col-
\ ored) lis In the Norfolk county Jail,
4 Portsmouth. awaiting the result OF the
4 wounds. He was not allowed ball be-
cause of the possibility OF the death OF
y his victim. The Aen tluarreled in Prin-9
4 cess Anne AveLLe In Norfolk county on
Saturday night over ten cents. Johnson
nys Burney% threw a beer bottle at him.
In proof OF which Burney has stab
wound In his back. one in his arm and
another in his left side
SAN JOSE SCALE.
San Jose scale has appeared on fruit
trees here Peach and plum trees are
A tha most seriously affected and In some
Instances the fruit on those trees Is not
only falling Off but the trees are dying.
Mr. George w. Owen, OF Park Place.
and other residents there are losing trees
as the result OF the disease. Mr.. Owen
declares that the fruit OF his peach and
plum trees has been killed. and two Of,
& the peach trees have been blighted. He
/ has secured literature from the Agricul-,
4 tural Bureau at washington, which re-
signs OF blight from the scale they should
be killed and burned at once to prevent
tho spread OF sthe scale to other trees &
DIED OF gLOCKJAW.
John II. Warren; residing at No. 100
4 Hughes Street. Brambleton. and con-.
nccted with the City Gas Company. died
this morning ut his home from lockjaw.
having been sick seven days. The de-
ceased stuck nail In his foot n week
ago, and the wound having practically
healed, he paid no more attention to IT.,
when suddenly he was stricken with tho
lockjaw. He vas in the .twenty-fifth
II year OF his age and married. He leaves
n wife and one child. iS9 E II AS
:. DEATH OF MRS. BIL1SOLY,
Mrs. Annie Camm Bilisoly, wife OF Or.
A. T.. BIliaoly, OF Portsmouth, died Sun
+ day morning at the family home, No.
$40 Middle Street, after n long Illness.
She Is survived by her husband and two.
daughters, Mrs. J. Fred Niemeyer and
Mrs. Gregory Hill.
Tap w. Jones, aged flfty-four years,
corn whIskey dlstiller Of Pittsylvanta
county, Va. came to Norfolk on an lex
cursion from Danville. Va. July 2ith,
and has not since been heard from. Tho
missing mans son has been here from
Pittsylyania In an effort to find some
trace OF his father. but failed. The miss
ing dlstIler is described as five feet
seven inches tall; weighing $50 pounds,
and having dark sandy mustache. thin
dark hair full chest. slow speech. sleepy
disposition and wearing, when last seem
dark coat and trousers with no vest,