Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-01


God Hath Appointed Day.. banks
Triumphal March" ....... Guilmant
EVENING SERVICE.
Ofertoire .......... Jules Grison
GLORY to God" .....,...... PERKINS
Hymn "a.
Hymn 1877.
Jesus. Saviour" .............. Gounod
Baritone Resurrection" -.
........ ........ ......Rowe Shelly
Sermon.
"Hark. Hark. My Soul" Shelly
Marche Pontiflcale'' ..... Gounod
THEY CERTAINLY ARE GOOD.
Suffolk people have b. en- good to Mrs.
Iom Jones. whose husband was stabbed
to death by VIII Scott. Yesterday she
was given a purse, the remainder Of
many voluntary contributions left after
ner husbands remains were disinterred
and buried over again. To-day there
was a collection for Mrs. Jones at St.
PauPs p. E. Church. Owing TO the rain
there was not u large crowd present.
but the collection was over ST.
FORTUNE TELLERS TROUBLES.
A man who PRETENDED to look into the
future. and whose name was Charlie
Hail. struck the little town of Court
land this week. He told fortunes till
enough money was raised to carry him
TO the saloons and afterwards to prison.
Mayor Sebrell gave him half an hour
to start for other fields.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Deputy Robert e. Norneet has re-
turned from three days trip through
the county. He was engaged in sum-
moning jurors and witnesses for the
coming term of Circuit Court. The
April term of court will probably be a
long one.
SHORT ITEMS.
Mr.. Thorn Bentley, an aged citizen of
southampton. was paralyzed a few days
ago.
Schooner c. B. Leet cleared tonight
lor New York with lumber from A.
b. Cramer's mills.
a squirrel was this evening found up
a tree on Saratoga street. Small boys
climbed up and tried to shake it out,
but didn't
Messrs. j. M. and e. A. Robertson. Of
Norfolk, were in Suffolk to-day.
Mr. II. G. Wilkins. of Washington, D.
e., registered at the Commercial to-
Captain C. B. Goodwin, of Chuclsa.uck.
was on the streets to-day.
a lew more warm days will start the
annual crowd of seekers after the pic
turesque down to Lake Drummond
a baseball team has been organized
a. DoyhiHS, III southampton county. w,
II. Beadles is captain.
superintendent w. II. Holland, of the
| county almshouse, whose dwelling and
furniture were burned this week. was in
Suffolk to-day. He and family have
partially fitted up another temporary
home. and are still looking after the
| paupers.
Mr.. G. Lipman has returned from n
business trip to Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York
A special grand jury will be sum-
moned for the May term of County
| Court. That's when Will Scott. the
murderer of Tom Jones, will be indict-
| ed.
Good Friday was a quiet Friday in
Suffolk. Several schools gave holiday.
and the pupils enjoyed the rest.
There Will be q select musicale next
Monday evening at Chuckatuck. Miss
virginia Jordan. of Suffolk, Will assist
| with the vocal parts.
| Professor w. C. Morton. OF Suffolk
High School, left this afternoon to pass
q few days with friends in Rich
Miss Ruth Brooks, who attends school
In Baltimore. is in Suffolk for a week.
visiting her parents. Captain and Mrs.
| Il. p. Brooks.
Easter services at Oakland Christian
| church, Chuckatuck, will be held Mt
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev. M. l..
Hurley, of Elton College, N. c.. will
preach.