Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-21
there was nothing cold about the pam
try. Inc door closed with bang.
THE BREHANY COMPANY.

there was nothing cold about the pam
try. Inc door closed with bang.
THE BREHANY COMPANY.
One OF the biggest and most fashion
ape audiences ever in the City Hall
Iheatre was assembled this evening to
attend performance by the Louise
brehany Ballard and Opera Concert
company. Every number was n gem
III itseit ana the rendition altogether
iorneu harmonious and inspiring
whole.
TO ELECT TRUSTEEs.
Next Wednesday night at n meeting
10 De mold in the Christian Church two
trustees will be elected in place of two
VINO nave died. 1t is an important
meeting, one which should be attended
Wy every one interested. There will
also be prayer meeting exercises.
A FIELD OF FOUR.
Inc candidates for Mayor continue to
grow in number. There is now a field
Oh four. The latest acquisition in the
me OF avowed Mayoralty candidates is
MT Mr. X. ;. Boykin. Mr.. Boykin is from
southampton county, which he rem
resented In the Legislature. He was
ueputy collector of Internal Revenue
under Cleveland.
A NOVELTY.
Inc City Hall Theatre has been So
cured for next Monday, matinee and
night. at which time q grand cake wall
VIII be given by the Virginia Trouba-
dours. This style of entertainment
mas peen creating quite sensation in
the cities this season, and thew will
''o uouot prove a drawing card here.
BLAZE ON A ROOF.
There was n small fire this afternoon.
me alarm rang at lis from box %
at Bank and Franklin streets. TIE
DiaZe was in a mattress on the roof of
Nlr. Edward Roberts home. II wos
eNtinguished without the need of an
engine. The fire probably started from
chimney spark.
MIR. RAWLES' FUNERAL.
inc funeral of the late Elisha Rawles
TOOK place Sunday about noon fron,
beaver Dam Baptist Church. There
WAS n large crowd present, some of
whom went from Suffolk. Rev NJ
Essex preached the funeral.
HERE AND THERE.
MI Frank Luke. OF Newport News
home. In Suffolk -N
MISS GLADYS Delvis, concluding long
stay with friends in Suffolk and ar I've
Lodse, left to-day for Portsmouth. She
VIII go from there to New York.
MI: =. -. Leet. who had been visiting
his family in Suffolk. left Sunday af7
tcrnoon for Washington. d. c.
Tor the first time within n week the
Oio dominion steamer Virginia Dare
Hhade trip up to Suffolk to-day.
Colonel II. Macleary, who is superin-
tending the construction of a railroa
IN North Carolina, is visiting his fam
iiy. in Suffolk. for few days.
Mrs. w G. Elan to-day returned
from stay with relatives in Holland
she was accompanied by Miss Annie
Mr.. Ben. p. Gay. of Smithfield. has
lnished stay with his brother. Mr..
John j.. Gay, In Suffolk. They are Joint
administrators of the estate of their
lather, the late John NJ. Gay, of Wind
sor. who left an estate worth nearly
$4,000
Cliff Jones got home Sunday from n
two-weeks' trip to Pittsburg and other
points in North Carolina
Mr.. William L. Cohoon will leave
tomorrow for commercial tour
Miss Florence Harvey and Mr.. Wal
Ter w. Ballard sang a beautiful duet q,
the Christian Church Sunday evening.
Mr. Herbert Brady, of Old Point. on
sunday visited friends and relatives IN
SUFFOLK. He used to be in business here
Mrs. NJ. j. Cobb. OF Brunswick. Me.
came Sunday to be with her sons
Messrs. a. II. and w. e. Cobb. She viii
remain all Winter.
Mrs. Juba Eley. who had been unwel
for a week. has nealy recovered.
Virginia Troubadours at the civ Jol,