Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-16
Further Particulars Of:ths Isle Of
Wight Murder Trial.
STATE NEARLY THROUGH
\ small ma. u Fire nt holland
u l sannlb,..crlp.ions, 10 Firsn,en'. Roue-
81 q, FAM ,Coilese Girls outing
Goodby 10 N iss .Nco,y-Funcra Of
3,9.. , etseF yanEhnn About Pcopi,
81, KnowntoO1r Tendors.
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Suffolk, Va, Sept. Theoretically all
the States evidence in the Isle Of Wight
murder cnse is in. After four days OF
acute interest the Commonwealth was
nearly ready to rest Its case against
James Brittle when court adjourned
this evening. The evidence for the de-
fence will begin tomorrow. That will
not take as long as the State occupied
with its side.
AS the verdict in Entities case will
be productive of effect at the trial Of
Beale and White. both sides are work
ing hard for victory.
a great fight will come when instruc-
tons are being argued.
BLAZE NEAR HOLLAND.
Fire to-day came near destroying the
home of D. II. Mlteer, near Holland.
AS IL was the roof of the cooi-room
was burned and the caloric element was
getting towards the dwelling part when
( 1t was gotten under control. The
blaze caught from fene. The loss Is
covered by insurance, with woodward
& ELAN.
FIREMEN'S MONEY.
The following additional donations
have been received by Treasurer NJ. G..
Lassiter, OF the Phoenix Fire Company.
to help with the Roanoke trip:
B. L. Saunders e Co, 81; J. D. Luke.
$1i DR.. John Z. Phillips, 81; r. r. AL
len. 50; E. e. Holland. 81; DR.. j. NJ.
Gibson. 81; Suffolk Steam Laundry,
$3.50; w. r. Frazier, 90; G. S. p. Hol-
land, 81; r. r. Smith, So; w. 3. Fer
guson & Co., So.
The company will be carried over the
Norfolk and Western railway without
price. The cash they have in hand VIII
be enough to take care Of the lads in
Roanoke. They appreciate the offer
ings of the public.
COLLEGE GIRLS OUTING.
1t looks as If Suffolk College will have
a larger attendance this season than
ever before. The girls are still coming
In. They had parade this afternoon
in company with some of the faculty,
and presented q good appearance.
WANTED BLOOD HOUNDS.
A telephone message came to-day
asking that Deputy Nornects blood
bounds be sent to do some trailing near
Virginia Beach. Deputy Norlieet was
cut Of town, and he is the only man
who can handle some of the pack. The
hounds were not sent.
MIR. BUGLIS'' IS a SUCCESS.
''The Mysterious Mr.. Bugle" is billed
as new farce in three acts. and II may
honestly be called legitimate farce.
1t certainly made most favorable i'm
preston on last nights audience al the
Lyceum. and 1t is fairly entitled 10 be
classed among the few real successes
OF the year Mrs Rylcy throughout
has shown wonderful skill in her work
she has built play that grows strong
er from the first net on to the close |
The first act Is delicately artistic, and |
1.-THE second and third abound in anus
ing scenes and complications that are
handled with tthe certain touch of |
skilled craftsman."-The New York
Mercury.
This attraction will appear at the |
City Hall Theatre next Monday night. |
Reserved seats so on sale Tomorrow
morning.
The greatest crush ever known Mt an
advance sale opening in Suffolk han
pened this morning a 1.-THE box office
OF the City Hall Theatre. when 1.-THE
sale of seats went on for Frederick
Warde's coming engagement.
WILL SAY GOODBYE
Her friends In Suffolk will form a
party Tomorrow morning to meet the
early Norfolk and Western train and
say goodbye to Miss Clara johnson
Nicely, Of Portsmouth. Miss Neely is |
gothg to Japan via San Francisco. She
VIII be missionary for seven years.
Jesse VAUGHN'S FUNERAL.
me funeral OF the late Jesse T.
Vaughn took place at O'clock this af-
terDoon from Beaver Dam Church Mr.
Vaughn was taken i'll at church ono
day this week and sank rapldlv de-
spite the doctors efforts.
WRITTEN IN PARAGRAPHS
The evanselis.ic meeting Mt Betb,,-
mem Christian Church closed to-day