Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-17
Particulars Of a Dangerous Runa-
way Accident.
Nr. Jnme~ G. Cnuscy, Jr.. Susinins See
rtons LUXURY ,,nscnt Club Meeting
Hard Hitting Athictics- Jumbo
Pcunnts-rcrs0mni Mention.
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one lacera.ed the size OF horses foot
on the ankle, the other hurt about the
knee. An artery was severed. 1t is
thought both limbs will be saved
though DR.. John T. Phillips, who al
tends the injured man, says nmputa-
lions have resulted from smaller
wounds
MIR. Causey and n young lady had
been driving in the country, and were
coming down hill not far east OF Suf-
tolk when the breeching to the har-
ness broke. The buggy ran on the ami
NAL which shot its rear legs back
yards with great force. The horse was
finally guided into a fence and the oc-
aupants OF the buggy got out before il
started again. The horse kept on run
ming long after the buggy was dropped.
1t never stopped till Suffolk was
reached. The turnout belonged to MIR.
George ". Nurney.
MASCOT CLUB MEETING.
One of the best meetings of the Mas
cot Club since organization happened
ast evening with Miss Ruth Marshall.
No. Ga Eas, Washington street Tn
Mascot members include folks from
he younger set. There are about tw.,
dozen members. but there were several
outside guests last night.
Lots of innocent games were in
dulged in. and there were n Piano solo
oy Miss Mary Gregory and vocal
solo by Miss Telza Smith. Refresh
menis were served at 1890 The home
going began at IL O'clock
TRYING TO ORGANIZE.
Another meeting whose object to or
n mil
lcld tonight in Armory Hall. There
nave been several meetings. at all of
which something was accomplished.
Colonel r. S. Boykin, chairman, op-
ened the work with ten minutes talk.
during which thei necessity for COM
pany was urged.
More new names were enrolled. MAX
ING total of about twenty-five. or
nearly half enough to start with
IL ;. Boykin, r. W. Buck and John
=. Holiday were appointed n commit
tee to wait on business men and enlist
their aid.
HANDWRITING ATHLETICS.
There was right lively game of bali
ut Peanut Park this afternoon between
coiored teams. The Suffolkes met the
baltimore Athletics and went to earth.
IS to .. The feature Of the game was
hard hitting. The Athletics hit harder
ana ottener. That's why the tally shee;
gives them twice as many runs. Tho
scrapping and ugly numbers which
characterize games sometimes were not
present. Batteries-Taylor and Wat
klns; Holloman and Johnson. Umpirn
William Armstrong.
JUMBO PEANUTS SIE CENTS.
There seems to be no impeding the
advance of peanuts. They continue to
cilinp' ana II there is any effort to bear
the market the effect is not appreciahla
JUMBO nuts to-day reached tile highest
point for years. Orders for several car
loads Of peanuts We're declined 10
gay quota lions; Jumbo hand picked
&C.; fancy. &c; extra, 4Ac.: No. Vir
GINA Shelled. Size; No. Virginia
shelled Sc: extra large Virginia shell
ed, &C.; farmers grades. 2Ihm4ILc
Spanish. Csc. bushei.
OWNED In SUFFOLK
the sloop Dora Wicke. Captain Pow
ell which sprang leak yesterday near
ke'ds Ferry and sank into the mud
belonged to G.. C. Moore. of SuffnIl
There were about 100 barrels of pota-
toes on board. most of which were
owned by Justice George T.. Buntino
The boat had hole pushed into he,
by submerged pile.
TIE LITTLE GREEN SAFE
AHIohS the vaults and safes used H.,
the Farmers Bank is a little rrocn
one. which was brought up to the new
onildins to-day. President UoiIano
says that's the banks mascot II ;s
q Herring safe that was used vbo,,
the bank was first established. If W..
built long before that. N -
BAPTIST MINISTER'S
AT Drivers Sunday afternoon po,.
W. V. Savage. OF Churchland viii M
the $50 appointment of Rev. 7 Il I'ova
pastor. i-oNe'
Mr.. Loves Sunday subjects hero ,y,,,
be: The Audience. the Preacher ~
sermon, the Benediction" and "fJei,s
OF the Ages
RIVER PARTY.
a party of young Suffolk men vhn
' went uown me river fishing early this
meei> eot pack tonight. They wer.
r., rroiessor W. c. Morton. l.. w. VIII
iian's' Maipn Artnian and Caesar bar
nen. Inc hshers caught fish, went in,
"''"'"s' saned ana did other things.
Personal TALES.
wv, M Me'Viile Ethcridge, of Texas. who
ma been visiting his sister Mrs n 7,
Wlthers left to-day FOR Old Point IIc
is an empioye of the Wells Fargo ~
press Company. In
Captain c.. II. Causoy, returned TO-
ton. ID. c. " "aSh'hS-
a tortoise shell tucklng comb was
iost on the street to-day. $50 nd md
street. & rTdHkiii
Mr.. George Parker of North Co.,.