Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-01
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) To- Bristoa rom fEazeyeli IA, remoy-
an g ~ a4assft 4ke. SOUTHWEST Baptist
I g thtst j b aidon ed the idea
SathilS to- Where sssb, he viii
accept past near the home Of
his Sparen u
az; el1r amos s.: one OF che most
died ThuIsd III kyhts at his home, aged
Sc yenIt He afeJ IN III ,, same dwelling
s,ss Watch he ,ss born ana lived all his
& pile.
The quss taon heth er the malicious
ppnished In hia un der gIhe act en-
titled I, an pct punish obstructions
q to canals, g has lust been decided
gsn the afisrna atsye ii the AleSandria
[. g county Court MS
MISS salle inlI ions ana Mrs. james
r. hudson We're Enited in marriage m rage
W Z 595, q q Home Sof the bride
IN Pulaski county
81 Miss Liszie il. daughter of Col. r.
ID q ardner, laski City and Mr.
Charles Eidwa II tc1ss, We're married
j Friday. II q
MI. g eor'ge Clay. of Bristol. well
known: business man, was found dead
g IN bed ate.1 liIlson City Friday.
Afr. Robert "A. wv ayiand, native Of
z SsWaynesboro, but for twenty years q
citizen of Chilli othe, Ohio Is dead
He t7.e attained proTnin renee in the Buckeye
State. s
Theirs are stwenty-four candidates to
succeed the late Mr.. Charles p. Rady
as sscretaTy scf the Richmond School
Board.
Mr.. Isaac S. Porter. a Richmond
prin ter. die I'm New York Friday, of
heart disease, aged % years
The large flour warehouse of ]. I.
Triplett, WoedstoSk, was partially
burned Friday. Loss; $500.
At q negro d anee at the house OF.
Tom Clayton, al ssS,c convict, in this
county, "a few MI hts. Ago. a negro
named Eherd Turner shot and badly
i wounded Palmer. Turner is still
at large, and Is said has gone to
Mo,ta SS Carol ma ss vas himself
short time sine
Deputy United States M&shal Phelan
Colley captured an illlcitH distillary in
Cumberland AIftntain onE "Wednesday.
3 A also arrest fda Sam BIHnham and
a asssss sfsHs ss s ' he
Mr.. pannie IIylton. 81 well-to-do
Farmer '' areppsa dead yes day
Two prisoners 6 s escaped oil "wednesday
anssT sss IN ssss II i tseSsT ts st-
( had help from the ouEade.
The Floyd Prose, heretofore acnduct-
ed by Mr. S. r.. 4Brarhe, has bgan pur-
chased by Messrs Aaron anA Walter
Sewers, who Win take charge of the
paper the lat day of January.
Mr.. Taylor Berry, son of the late
Judge Taylor Berry, and Miss Ida
Strobe, daughter of the late Prof. H.
"a. Strobe. eloped from their home, at
amherst Courthouse, last night, TO
" Pelham, N. c., where they were mar
lried. Miss STROBE has been attending
the Woman'S College at Lynchburg. I.
5 A few nights ago the clothing OF
{ Mrs. Richard Jenkins caught fire from
an open fireplace at her home, near
8 Chen Cove, WeStmoreland county, and
she was so badly burned that she died
IN few hours. Her, husband in at
tempting TO extinguish the flames was
seriously injured
3 tticiiarus Wesiey,ssSa young colored
man, who was picked up in the streets
OF Winchester Thursday by the police
and lodged in Jail, was found dead in
s MS cell Friday morning The physi
cian who attended him yesterday saws
mat his death was due 10 lack OF med
tcal treatment.
HIVE Yonr n AN, q ri gis.cred
Along with the largest. number II,
! wearers of one shoe in the city.
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