The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-21
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SUFFOLK LOCAL.

j. l.. West writes that ho will return
from Milwaukee. Wis. this evening or
tomorrow.
The Tom Smith Camp OF Confede.
rate Veterans, will meet next Tuesday
night.
Mrs. John Wright, who had beeu
visiting in Suffolk. left yesterday for
her homo in Roanoke.
MIR. Willis Lee, of Lower Parish,
gave an enjoyable reception Friday
night.
Our subscribers frequently complain
that they nre annoyed 10y class OF
borrowers, who often Lynch" the
paper before the owner has read it.
We simply request those persons to
entertain some degree of respect for
others rights. If you want The VIR.
GILMAN pay for it ns others do.
Thomas Briggs WINS yesterday before
Mayor Brewer, charged with cussing
Clara Fitzgerald; assessed 1920.
Rev. j. l.. Love will use these topics
for discussion at tho Baptist Church
to day. At II n. m :, "rruo and Faith
FIJI Words" at s p. M, "Unrest of the
Wicked
We will reitorAte the statement that
those who send personals or news
items by mail or messenger to this
office for publication must append their
signatures. A good mail oommunica.
ton was yesterday killed because of it's
anonymous nature.
Miss Lncy James will leave to.mor.
row for Smithticd to visit her relative,
Mis-. Mittie Cofer.
Rev. John n. Mccormick returned
yesterday from Buffalo. n. y. While
absent he was on train which WAS
partially wrecked, several persons hav.
ing limbs broken. but escaped without
injury.
Mr. p. st. j. Wilson, district deputy
lecturer, WINS present at q Masonic
meeting OF Drivers yesterday and as-
sisted in comforting several degrees.
There was big dinner at the conclu.
sion.
The remains of Mrs. Matte Bullock,
who died at the residence of Mr.. j. l..
Heptinstall, Smith avenue, we're yes.
terday sent to Enfield. n. c., her for
mer home, for burial. Deceased was
G3 years of age, and died OF consump.
ton,
Nor HELD BY BAl1.-Mlrs. Alice
Cuddebnck, Who was on Monday ar.
rested at her home near Magnolia by
Constable Branch aud brought to Sui.
folk for the execution of warrant
alleging lunacy, and who on tho con-
tinuance OF the case WAS bailed for her
appearance here yesterday at 4 O'clock,
did not come to hand. IL is under.
stood that she left on Wednesday for
New York. She WAS under bond of
800 with w. L. Duke and j. Is.
Pbilbower as sureties. The lunauy
commission was composed OF Mayor X.
ID. Brewer. Jr., Justice james o.
Savage ard Councilman John Is. Nor.
fleet, with DIR. l.. A. Shth as pbysi-
clan. 1t is thought that no great ex-
eriious will DO made to force her re-.
turn.
DIR. STALEY's FOREIGN TRIP.-Dr.W.
W. Staley, pastor of the Christian
Church here, has perfected all the
details of his trip abroad, and in re-
sponse to relative question yesterday
afternoon furnished The NIEGINIAS the
following information: he will leave
Suffolk on July Doth for his North
Carolina home, where, after remaining
three weeks, he will go to New York
and sail for the old country on August
oath. He will be member of an ex-
cursion party Of twenty five, which will
visit the following countries: England,
France. Switzerland. Italy. Greece,
Turkey, Syria. Palestine. Egypt and
islands in the Mediterranean. Tho
Doctor will 10 absent for three months
and expects the trip to cost him 81, 200.
He will employ Il substitute to ill his
pulpit while absent.
SNATCH TnIEr CAUGHr.-A oolored
woman named Martha Scott, of the
county, while attending tho dime