Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10
TOWN OF SUFFOLK.
NORTH Carolrnian Arrested for
PeatinglHis Better Half,
Tho onle,a, Vote IN .herhir.y second
scnatorial Dlstric.-Thc Loulss
Brehany opera company DEAN
Ola Youn. Indy.
Especial to Virginian-Plot.)

A'lliiHeoii, u WING man, forty years OLD,
Will have to go back to the Old North
State to finish doing time for beating
the woman he was pledged to protect.
Alinton broke Jail in Hartford county
two weeks ngo, and Chief of Police
Ames. Of Suffolk, was among. those no
tilted. Monday Chief Ames spotted
Minton and had him locked up. To-day
Deputy Sheriff W. S. Liverlnan, of
Winton, came here to take the prisoner
back to Jail. There is no doubt OF
Mlnton's identity. He is desperate
looking man.
THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
The official round up of votes as can
vassed to-day by the several Boards of
Election Commissioners in Nansemond,
Isle of Wight and Southampton coun-
ties gives Stands q majority of ol2
votes over Boykin. The Official re-
turns practically verify the reports pub
lished in the Virginian-Pilot the day
after the election. The work OF the re-
turning boards follows:
NANsEMoND.
The official count in Nansemond gives
Boykin majority of 657. difference
of only seven votes from the advance
news given in these columns with one
precinct to hear from. Boykin gets
LII votes and Stands 514. A total of
LOST. votes We're cast in the county, of
which Walter Jordan, for the House.
got 1,GOT.
All members OF the returning board
were Dresent-A. .-~Holaday, T. A
McClenney, r. S. Boykin. Mills j.
Riddicll and joseph Griffin.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
BoylSin wins over Stands in Isle of
Wight by an even 100. Jones beats DR..
Bradshaw for the House by 49, That
is the official count 'nhoned to me to-
day from Isle of Wight Courthouse
where the commissioners met hBoykin
got 500, Stands 100, Jones $50, Brad
shaw 713
Hon. William Stands was ut Isle OF
Wight Courthouse to-day looking over
the situation.
SOUTHAMPTON.
Southampton's official count gives
Stands 1859 majority over BoylSin
That's only q difference of six votes
from the previous estimate given in
these reports. The Election Commits
sioners met to-day at CORTLAND to can
vass the returns.
The total vote over there was 1919.
OF these eight were bad. Stands got
1,755 and Boyl1in sc. These final re-
Chairman Parker gave the Vlrginian-
Pilot on election night.
ANXIOUS TO GO,
The subscribers seat sale for the
Louise Brehany Company opened this
morning with rush. Enthusiastic
people stood in line more than an
hour before the box sheet was opened
and waited to get good seats. Many
were taken and many good ones are
left. Seats are now on sale at Stewards
drugstore. The general sale begins
Saturday.
Speaking Of Louise Brehanys New
York appearance, the conservative New
York Herald says can altogether
charming. refreshing and debonair
creature was Louise Brehany, the
prima donna; she came on the stage
with an unaffected grace and ease
that won every heart before she
sounded n note. She sang sweetly and
with good method; her voice Is pleas
ant and cultivated, and ono can under
stand every word when she sings
With rare good taste She selected light
ballads. In which she could be most
effective. The great audience was de-
lighted with her, and when she re-
sponded with annie Laurie" they
burst into spontaneous applause and
would not be content until she had
sung n third time; her mezzo tones
were fine
HANDSOMELY. { ENTERTAINED.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society was
Beautifully entertained one evening
this week by Miss Lille Jones at Bank
and Grace streets. a sister of the
hostess Mrs. L. Landlord, of Norfolk,
assisted her in entertaining. The re-.
freshments were among the most elab-
crate ever served in Suffolk. The
dining room was prettily decorated.
Among the business was q vote to
donate $40 to the Baptist orphanage at
Salem, Va.
a YOUNG LADY DEAD.
News came here to-day announcing
the death of Miss. Virginia Young at
her home in Isle Of Wight county last
evening. She was a daughter of Nat
It. Young, clerk OF courts In that
county. She leaves number of rela-
tives in Snithfield and Suffolk The
funeral will take place tomorrow al