Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-27
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
Mrs. Alice Jones Passes to Her
Reward.
Desirous of Preventing Track Laying
complimentary 10 n Suffolk Lady
Sunday Rifle Practice Cnndi-
date For tho Scnate-Intcrment.
Especial to virginian-Pilot.)

Suffolk. Va, June 26.-Mrs. Alice
Jones is dead The end came about A
o'clock this morning at the Stuart
House. The death-bcd was surrounded
by friends and loved ones of the de-
ceased Mrs. Jones had been ill several
months with consumption. There were
occasional symptoms of Improvement
but they were only temporary. The
funeral will take place at O'clock
tomorrow afternoon from the Christian
Church. Mrs. Jones was member of
that church.
Mrs. Jones was a good Christian
woman. Il constant friend, a loyal wife,
IL devoted mother. Her life work was
in rearing and educating her children
She leaves five-Mlss Lizzie CHANNEL
and Lillian. Kittie, May, Alice and Cliff
Jones. Mrs. Jones maiden name was
Stallines. She was q relct of the late
G. Jones. proprietor of the Stuart
House. Since his death she has run
the hosiery in n model manner. She
knew how to direct the preparation of
a dinner. She knew how to serve it,
Her name and table were known to
many travelling men.
WANT AN INJUNCTION
Three Southampton attorneys were in
town to-day TO argue an injunction be-
fore Circuit Judge Prentis. Il. II. Hill
wants to enjon the Camp Manufacture
Ing Company from running tracks over
his realty. John n. Sebrell, Jr., rep
rcsents Hill. The Camps attorneys are
John {. Parker and William Stands.
The argument was continued till
July 9th.
A
The Richmond Times of last Sunday
printed a double-column photo of Miss
Frances L. Quimby. of Suffolk. The
following write-up was appended:
Miss Frances Loryma Quimby is the
second daughter of the late Major W.
Nj. Quimby. of the Twelfth New York
Infantry. Her ancestors were the Muir
chisons and Lanes. of England: the
Brooks and DaViSeS, of New England
and the Randal,s. of New York. Suf-
folk has been her home from babyhood
y student of music at five years un-
der the instruction of her aunt, Mrs
Fanny Mundy, she has since devoted
herself to the art, studying the orga'
with Mr.. j. J. Miller. OF Christ Church.
Norfolk. and taking the Carl FeaIton
Fianoforte Course in Boston.
Miss Quimby's great grandfather
was one of the founders OF Rochester
n y. He was Aldrich Colvin. Miss
Quimhy Is one of the musical directors
in Nansemond Seminary, OF which her
mother is principal.
brains and instinct to use them are
natural Inheritance from her fine
ancestral stock. Miss Qumby has
youth. talent, beauty and high pur-
pose"
HE'S KNOWN HERE.
His friends in Suffolk were sorry to
read in Sundays Virginian-Pilot of
Harry Keefer's being in prison and de-
mented. Keefcr used to 2lay bail on
the Suffolk team. That was three years
ago.
SUNDAY RIFLE PRACTICE.
Euclid Day and his little gun helped
to desccrate the Sabbath last Sunday.
They also violated the town ordinance
That was why Euclid was III before
Mayor Brewer in Police Court this
morning. Euclid fired a rifle on the
streets and endangered the lives of
people and chickens. Judge Brewer
made it $40.
AFTER THE SENATE.
William Stands. former attorney in
Southampton county, was in Suffolk
to-day. Mr.. Stands is an avowed can
didatc for the State Senate and he is
now the only candidate except Colonel
II. t. Boykin, incumbent. Mr. Stands
says ie cNBtCtS u come TO the district
convention with Southampton's un-
broken vote behind him. He claims
that county hasn't had the job for two
decades or more.
INSURANCE PAID.
Mr.. a. y. Riddick to-day turned over
to William II. Hollands estate Il Mu-
tual Life check for $1,000. That was
the amount of insurance carried by Mr.
Holland. He died June H.
REV. REEDS BURIAL.
The burial of the late Rev. ]. Y. Reed.
who died Saturday night at Port Nor
folk. took place this afternoon in Cedar
Hi Cemetery, Suffolk. The funeral
was preached in Port Norfolk at /
O'Clock to-day. DR.. w. w. Staley read
Il burial service here. These were pail
bearers: Drs a. w. Eley. w d. Wood
and ii. w. Campbcll; Captain George
/. Parker and Messrs. w. l.. Mcleod
and \. a. Riddick.
The deceased once lived In Suffolk
lie Was local Methodist preacher for
many years. His age at death was 10
Years lie was the father OF Mrs. c.
W. steele, of Port Norfolk, and the late
Mrs. }. c. West. whose widower lives
in Suffolk. Misses Nette and Birdie
West and Herbert and Joshua West