Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-17
Nj. EiIyson Talks of the Trouble
in LunenhuTg County.
HARD. TO DEAL WITH
Tho Baptist A..ocIa,ton viii Meet I'm
nichmond ono Month From To-
Day Payne.Bookcr wedding =
Hines ONT on Bond-Mrs. Leigh
Dcnd-Pntnt company 10 Operate
ct Cape charles.
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Richmond. Oct. 16.-Chairman J. lay
Tor Eilyson, of the State Committee, in
speaking of the trouble in Lunenburg
county, of which mention was made in
the yirginian-Pilot Sunday, said that
he anticipated no serious difficulty in
that section, but that it was Il source of
annoyance to the committee.
Mr. Ellyson has heard nothing what
ever from Richmond or Lancaster coun-
~ as yet, and from the silence In that
quarter he draws the Inference that
something is being done in the interests
Of harmony.
MIR. Ellyson said this afternoon that
the Democratic party rs a whole is in
very good condition in the State. The
troubles, he says, are altogether local
and are very difficult 10 handle from
the outside.
ITO Interfere in these factional
lights" said Mr.. Illlyson, Us very much
like getting between u man and his
wife when they are quarreling."
WILL. MEET IN RICHMOND.
The Baptist General Association of
Virginia will meet i'll Richmond on the
18th OF next month.
a meeting of the Second Baptlst
church was held just after Sunday
school yesterday morning and an lnvi-
! tatlon extended to the General Associa-
non 70 mold It's annual meeting with
that church.
The invitation was submitted 10 the
state Mission Board at Il mceing held
this morning and accepted. The Board
acts for the Association when that body
us not In session. The Invitation was
Joined in by the Baptist churches OF
Richmond and Manchester.
A NOR NINrr, 1ftD1oJ>cn
Miss Margaret Hunter Payne, the
beautiful daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Junius Payne and Mr. james NJ
Booker. Of the jefferson Hotel, were
married this morning and left mme-
diately afterwards for Old Point
whence they Will go on II Northern tour
RELEASED ON BAIL
Vaughan at Franklin and Eighteenth
streets carly yesterday morning. was
released by Judge s. u. Wiz OF The
Hastings Court In $500 ball
Aiessrs. Philip Ct. Kelley and Ivan
Muller were bondsmen. The case will
again come up before Justice Crutch-
field for preliminary hearing. The date
set being October 10Th
The wounded man Is improving and
has, 1t is thought. fair chance To re-
cover Hines SHOT Vaughan because
The latter assaulted him knocking him
down. The wounds are dangerous.
DEATH OF MRS. LEIGH.
Mrs. Leila Palmer, wife of Mr.. T.. G.
Leigh, Ji., after 81 long illness, died sun
uhy morning at z o'clock at her coun-
Try residence, near Acca.
Mrs. Leigh had been in bad health for
seVerai years but her death was uncx-
pected and came as a sudden shocl, to
her husband, relatives and friends.
She leaves. beside her husband one
sill eI,, i ralner Leigh. who reached the
CITY from Pantop Academy, which in
stitution he has been ATTENDING S,,m.
Gay afternoon.
MIS-: Leigh was the daughter of Col
: W. II. Pnlmcr- of This city. She was
beloved by Il large circle and hcr deoIh
Is depiored and her absence from the
be sadly missed. '' Nv
ON, NH a, ne,gh Is president of the South
erli Manufacturing Company. He has
'he sympathy of many friends.
y CAPE CHARLES ENTERPRISE
certificate setting forth tho mr.
poses OF Denneys Amti-Fou,inr pair,
company was received AZ the office of
me secretary of the Committee This
ln l,, ms; Inc company will make and
lied at from $500 to SI5 Ooo lTirst-
year officers, all OF whom arc Car.
CHARLES men, are as follows. Tbon,ns
II. Denney, president and e.narai
manager; William II. Sterling Grst
vice president ana general man5.cr. T
u. ~ Sterling, second vice-nrse,dant
ana general manager: Thomas d Dent
ney, secretary; John y. Daniel ,rnos
nrer. The above also comnosa TIA
Board of Directors. ''e
COMMISSIONERS T;oINER RETURNS
Commissioner Ko!ncr, who rcturnod
5 from his trip to Nebraska SoturTow
night, expressed the belief this ,nnrni,o
that the beet sugar industry cav ' he
more proitably managed in Virginia
tlian In Nebraska and tho Veg, w.hnna
1t Is flourishing and growing.
The commissioner solicits farmo-, .,
Virginia To make exhibits OF Grain a.,
tho. Paris Exposition next year
gallon of each grain Is regarded nc
proper sample exhibit Tho com,nis'
sioner Will send shipping directIone :,
such farmers as notify him OF thoi.
purpose 10 make an exhibit.
saa 4. Xxx NOZZLE tot s.sys
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