Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-20
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
How the People Stand on the SEN
atoriaI Question.
Tho Mnchimc IL with Mnrtin-Some
GIRL. Like tho kissing Bug-Nut-
folk Eudustrics Prospcr->cvcrNi
Excursions -<Orncr Stone Laying.
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Suffolk, Va, July l9.-Sincc the an
nourcement Of Governor Tylers candi-
dacv for the United States Senate the
relative me:'ls and dement's of Tyler
and Martin have been discussed here.
The people Of Nanse'n md never wee
original Tyler men. They were almost
solid for Illyson in The igh- FOR toy
ernor They were not 70: Martin IN
| his race against Lee. Mir. Booker voted
! for Martin when John Goodies name
was dropped. and thereby Incurred the
temporary displeasure of many consti-
tuents, some OF whom were in Rich-
mond lobbying for Lee.
Since then Martin has made friends.
The change of entimeni in his favor is.
~ this section not due entirely 10 his
fidelity to duty nor political sEnl. He
married Colonel Days daughter. Many
persons like Martin because they like
Day.
THE MACHINE WITH MARTIN.
don't know how n majority of the
voters in Nansemond feel about it. but
Martin has the machine. If reelected
Booker will support him warmly. SO
will Tom Jones in Isle of Wight The
same thing can be sid WIKI more en-
rhasis regarding Colonel Boyllin. state
Senator Assuming the oi0 leGlSla tors
from this district are returned theic
is only one doubtful vote for Martin.
That is Southampion's delegate. Many
leaders over there were advocates of
the May meeting. and are theoretically
anti-Martin
SOME GIRLS LIKE 1T.
A young lady sends the Virginian-
Pilot by mail the result of an Interview
she had with a kissing bug in her bed
chamber. hoping it will help some oth-
er girl But her experience may not
be like that of most persons, for she
claims she was expecting the bug. The
letter says, in part:
While retiring at the hour OF IL l
WAS startled by hearing 4 noise on my
window. Ii was kissing bug. j had
been expecting him for some time. and
was prepared to meet him. He was a
very queer looking bug.
THERE ARE OTHERS
II do not mean when l say l expect
ed him that l am good looking. Some
bugs are not choice. One of them kissed
Il man the other day.
MT. Bug came rapidly towards my
bed May be he wished to make love.
/ did not care for an engagement with
him. and politely assisted him out of
the window. He departed towards the
center of the town. Some day he may
drop dead if he's not careful in picking
kissing subjects"
SUFFOLK INDUSTRIES PROSPER.
The Bank of Suffolk has just issued
a statement showing its condition for
| the first five months of business. 1t
opened February IL this year. Consid-
| cring its ncwncss and strong opposition
the statement is considered very graft
flying The Bank of Suffolk may be
reckoned as one of the towns perma-
nent institutions The loans and dis
counts amount 10 $16.S93.7i; the individ-
ual deposits. subject to check. So, S.5S;
the undivided profits, S2,S27.59. The
banks capital stock is $30000.
PLENTY EXCURSIONS
| The annual Christian excursion was
a big success. There were eight cars
| crowded TO the doors. The excursion
| lists got back tonight about IL O'clock
The Suffolk Working Club will run
| an excursion TO Delaware Park next
Monday. There is Il big committee of
arrangements.
The Tidcwatcr Band will have an ex-
! curson to Hampton next Tuesday on
| steamer Granite City. The proceeds
Will so towards paying for band uni
| forms.
CORNER STONE LAYING.
Next Friday the cornerstone of Red
Yak NIroNe "A. NJ. u. Cnurcn VIII be laiQ
with appropriate ceremonies Every
body is invited to attend. Special ac-
| commodat ions will be made for white
friends of the church. Rev. S. l.. New
by is pastor.
THOSE WHO VISIT.
Concluding stay of some weeks with
The Misses Carpenter. IL Franklin
street. Miss Mary Litchiied left this
evening for her home in Abingdon, Va
Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Bates.
OF Richmond, are being entertained by
me Misses Nandcrsiice, on Clay street.
the Misses Borum are in Norfolk Wis
Ting relatives. They expect To be at
Nays Head in u few days
MISS Helen Murray returned last
night from months stay with rela-
tives and friends in Staunton. Va
Manager Elan. Of the City Hall Thea
ter has opened The lists for subscribers
% Frederick Warde's performance.
which is conditioned on II good-siZed
guaranteed number.
Jordon Thompson is recovering from
severe Illness.
Mrs. II. S. Boyl<in and Mrs. r.. G..
i.aird her sister. have returned from n
visit 10 Richmond. Mrs Laird's home.
Miss Ruth wilson. Of Norfolk is i'm
suffolk as Miss Janet Wthers' guest.
Captain T. STD. Wilson has returned
from trim to relatives IN Richmond.
md IS stopping here temporarily.
Mr.. j. p. Grandy. Of Norfolk regis
tered at the Commercial Hotel to-day
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