Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-01
BERKELEY.

Rev. w. r. Duling. VINO has been spend
ni; several days with friends in Oak
dale left for his home in Richmond
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Mansfield, of Black
Water, Va, is visiting her sister. Mrs,
c. l.. Stewart, in Oakda!e.
The lot of clothes that were stolen off
the schooner unloading ice at the Chest
nut street wharf last Sunday night,
were found on the river shore near
Frey's mill Tuesday, by officer Sykes,
and delivered to the owners yesterday.
Miss Annie a. Walker of Oakdale,
who has been 4 great sufferer with
rheumatism. was yesterday taken to
st. Vincent's hospital for treatment.
Officer Q. I. HUMPHREYS killed Il mad
dog Tuesday evening on Liberty street
extended. The canine had been rum
ming at large since Sunday.
The EuZelian Literary Society of
Berkeley Collegiate Institute will hold
their sixth annual commencement cX-
ercises next Friday evening. in the
chapel hall. at $50 p. IN. Invitations
are extended TO all the ex-members Of
the old societies of the school.
The Norfolk and Southern railroad
will on the 4th instant put on an extra
daily local freight train to run during
the truck season.
Rev. NJ. w. Butler, who has been con-
iliiCb " i4S lOtll iOl StNSistl w
a Bile to be out yesterday.
Mrs. Capt. j. w. Simmons and
brother. DR.. c. S. Burrs. who have
been spending the past three weeks in
Washington, d. c.. returned Tuesday
morning. via Washington, n. c.. ac-
| companed by Mrs. T. w. Tilghman, of
the latter place.
-neT=a-entnred Capt. Hudgins
grocery store, corner of Eleventh street
and Malone avenue, yesterday after
noon. and asked change for note. and
6natched S. and was soon out OF sight
around the corner. The police were no.
tilted, but they had not succeeded in
arresting him at a late hour last night
Mr.. c. ]. Crane who has been con-
nected with the South Norfolk Lum-
Der Company, will leave to-day for
South Carolina, where he Will con-
tinue with the same company which
removed from this section about three
months ago.
Master Carroll Foster, son of Captain
J. b. Foster. of the ferry steamer
Portsmouth who received an appoint
Pilot Association, will leave to-day for
Old Point, where he will enter upon n
six years apprenticeship.
Mrs. Il. c. HUMPHREYS left Tuesday
for Camden, n. c.. to spend several
weeks with friends ana relatives.
MT. hldllIn w mite, operator IN the
wash room at the Chesapeake Knitting
Mills. had the misfortune to lose his
right arm yesterday. He had filled the
machine with shirts and attempted to
MANIPULATE il while it was in motion.
His hand was caught in the clothing
and wrapped around the axle of the
eXtricator and torn off at the wrist.
The remainder cs lie arm was gather
ed into the machine and the bone
broken in short pieces up to his Shout
der before the machine could be
stopped. He was taken to the office OF
DR. f NJ. Morgan. where. with the as
sistance of DIR. McConvillc. the arm
was successfully amputated below the
shoulder. after which he was removed
to his home, in Oakdale. He is 81
years of age and has n family to sup
port by means of his labor
The town on yesterday received ] 500
feet of MalteZe Cross hose. which Is now
at the station-house awaiting the or
ganiZation of the hose companies pur-
posed by the Council.
The three masted schooner Charles
T. Strann,wh!ch was stranded off Cape
Charles and towed in port in n sink
ing condition. is lying ut the GUNNER