Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-23
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
Miss cutchin Becomes the Bride
Of Mr. Cutchin.
Tho Coroners Jury Finds that mr..
Freeny Died by II,~ own nand-A
auies ob.cequ,os-o,h
News Matter.
(special to- Virginian-Pllot.l

Especial to virginian-Pilot.)
Suffolk, Va, Nov. 22-There was a
very pretty church marriage this uf-
ternoon at South Quay. The Rev. ]. e.
Jones was the minister and the Bap-
tist Church the place. At $3.50 O'clock
Miss Mary Cutchin, daughter OF Mrs
A Cutchin, became the bride Of Mr..
Braxton NJ. Cutchin.
Linwood Cutchin was best man, and
Miss Lydia Daughtrey maid OF honor
The ushers were r. G. Camp, c. r.
Rawles, J.. M. Robertson and It. L.
Daughtrey. The other attendants were
w. c. King, with Miss Susie Gardner;
p. r. Camp with Miss Nellie williams;
Harry Ashburn with Miss Ethel How
ell; ]. A. Cutchn with Miss Mamie
Miller; Bow w. Council with Miss
Rosa Gay; Jasper Daughtrey with Miss
Christine Rawles; j. e. Johnson with
Miss Minnie Joyner; ]. Frank Cutchin
with Miss Cora Ashburn. Little Miss
Emma Ashburn Cutchin was ring bear
er. The church auditorium was deco
rated.
The bride was attired In white silk.
She carried a lovely bouquet of white
carnations. The maid of honor wore
pink organdie and the other brides
maids blue organdie.
There was o'clock reception at the
home of the brides mother, where O
bounteous dinner was served. The
honeymoon was postponed by reason of
the Sroom's fathers illness. Both prin-
cipals.. are we'll liked. They will live
near Auguste.
THD CoRONER'S VERDICT.
The Coroner's jury which was sum-
moned yesterday to view the remains Of
the late James c. Freeny, whose body
was found at his distillery near Suffolk.
met again to-day in the Mayors office,
City Hall building. They didn't bring
out anything later than that already
told in the Virginian-P Pilot. The verdict
agrees that the deceased came to his
death as n result of some poison admin
istered by his own hand. They did not
learn what sort of drug it was. The
leaf bearing Mr.. Frceny's death state
ment was torn from the deceased's
memorandum book and pinned to the
verdict 1t becomes q part of the re-
cord
They have not vet heard the where
abouts OF Mr.. Freeny's daughter and
her husband. who are now away on
their honeymoon. They are expected
home Friday, whether they be reached
by wire or not. The funeral will likely
happen that day
QUIET MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Jesse e. Rawles 81 years old n
merchant on Kilby street, was this af-
ternoon married to Mrs. Virginia C..
Duke. The ceremony was performed by
or. w. w. Staley at the home of the
brides father, Mr.. John burlington
only few relatives and friends of tho
persons were present. Mr.. Rawles
Grove his bride to Suffolk. They will
i've on kilby street. near the head of
North. u
SMALL TROUBLES.
john Allen, of the county, had n bc,r-
ing before Justice George e. BUNTING
, To-Day on the charge OF stealing tools
Inc warrant was dismissed.
hurricane Branch to-day caurbt
David Bowser riding a Norfoll, IA
western coal train and put him ,,ndar
arrest. Justice Eley made It thirty do,s
despite the fact that Bowser is an on,
pioye. Employees must have Dossas
walk or go to jail
JOSIAH WILKINS FUNERAL.
The funeral of the late Josiah VIII
klns took place this afternoon from tho
nome of DR.. Harrell, near CYPRESS
chapel The deceased was the father
OF Mrs. Felix Brinkley, Suffolk; Mrs. S.
"A. Baker. Georgia.; Mrs. DR.. Harrell.
Nanscmond county; Mrs. Mills e. Cav,
Nansemond county.
SAID OF PERSONS.
Or. II: Dunston, OF Windsor, NJ c.,
was in Suffolk last evening.
Miss Ida Bowen, of California. who
had been entertained by Mr.. joseph
bowens family. left this afternoon to
visit relatives at Dellnar, Del
Nj. Jones, e Son got a police over
coat contract yesterday at SO.
Rev. j. Il. Love and the Law dele
gates from Suffolk have returned from
meeting of the Southern Baptist Con.
vention.
Dr. a. w. I5ley has returned from the
Petersburg Methodist Conference.
MIR. West Lloyd, of Norfolk, was IN
Suffolk to-day rs guest Of his brother
Mr. NJ. L. Lloyd.
Mr. G. l.. llolloman, OF Rich Square.
n. c.. was in town to-day.
Mr.. c. j. Dennis has returned from
short trip to Norfolk.
MIR. L. w. Jordan was thought to he
triile better to-day.
Mrs. Charles r. Brothers has one Of
the biggest turnips ever seen in Suffolk
1t was grown by MIR. Frank q. Parker
OF Cypress Chapel.
The County Supervisors will have
their regular November meeting to-
morrow.
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS