The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-26
3 |. |. .YSON's CHANCES
ilf;Is2 81 aid he viii Garry Nansemon Coun-
II But Not SO|ldly.
BASEBALL TROUBLES IN SUFFOLK
sssKnkiin Treats the with
ssS silent Contcmpt-aE asons Eat Ace
sG ream-Bis Farm Soda Pheasant
Is Duting--A Pastors Rcst-Proposed
ssS Eeriilizer Enctory-I.ocnl Notes,

M Suffolk. Va. June :S.--(special. (-Ely-
SsserlS VIII carry Nansemond-certa by
ssttoedS sized majority. ir not solidly. Since
ling delegates to Roanoke the subernator-
,,ssfal scontest has been disguised here with
deal Of ayidlty E,iysons; friends lends
ssslncni!tieS. hut they ~" in no wise dis
rs yet They say the strong
|Sssunt:es Of the State chairman haven't
sbeensheard from, and when they are the
sConteSt will appear differently Unless
there IS a complete reversal OF sentiment
town and eonntS WIZ Snsy be w1n
ssstain. Isle OF Wight has already fallen in
slina with her thirteen. Tyler has some
sfriehds in Suffolk, but they nre hopelcssly
TStn the: minority.
NOT II1ADYs POLITICS.
ss The Edison people, though, acknowl-
Se6Ee that Il mistake has been made IN not
'.haYtng: the strongholds Of their fnvorile
snafne delegates earlier. This would have
'Ssbeen Influential in turning the tide his
SWaY.S Many 5unfavorabc remarks have
}sheen made anent the arbitrary action OF
Sthe Richmond coIlnittee.
5ssS4fss. ss$ WITH SILENT CONTEMPT.
ssss Manager Vandcrslce says the Franklin
sSbaseball management seems disposed to
Streat him and his communications about
q sngagements with silent contempt. He
SssaFs he has, written three times and tele-
Sgraphed twice with the view Of making
SdateS. but thus far has been able 10 get
sMoa reply. favorable or otherwise. The
ssSteams which come to Suffolk, and Il fail
ssss,ire to get games with them Is in some
ikthing OF financial loss to the team. Be-
8s.des. Franklin has a good team, and tho
sspublic misses some lively sport in not
sShavfhg them meet the locals Tho Suf-
'sfolk baseball people hope that some games
ISssyVill be had with their sister town
sss4ss MASONS EAT ICE CREAM
The annual installation Of officers in
ssSSuffolk lodge No. 80. a. f. and A. NJ,
place last night IN the Masonic
sSfomple. They were: II. =. Brooks, wor-
ssshipful master: L. l.. Briscoe, senior
G. II. Causcy, Jr. senior deacon;
'SS S p. West. juior deacon; Hcrsey Wood
ward. secretary; NJ. NJ. UrQuhart, treas
sssnfer: II. r. Gully, tiler.
Ss2s$1After the installation the new master
sStnvtted all the members present TO pnrtal1C
EMBELLISHMENTS in Brother G. S. =. Hol-
ice cream saloon. They went.
Ess BIG FARM SOLD.
One of the largest farms in Southamp.
gston county was sold this week. 1t was
asSsfhat of II. II. Barhanl. at Capron. The
ssSfarm contained 923 acres, but was solt
IN three tracts for total OF sl,405 I'll,
SSSSMrs.# Trotmnn. tho home" tract, fol
SIS. 900: 3. T.. Warrell. the Lang Syne'
astract. for SS05. and r l.. Barham, til,
SsAEtssAnEelica" tract. for 5000.
@PROPOSED FERTILIZER FACTORY
s s There Is u chance of Nunsemond count,
lesbeing the location of a big fertilizer plan
;aaEome time soon. Northern capitalist
ss$have had agents here looking over tn,
Ssterritory and nnalyzing the mari to Sc,
sTSyhether Its chemical parts are OF the de
s'sseiren proportion. If suitable grade. cpl