Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-28
CAPE CHARLES
The New Superintendent of the N.
Y, P. & N. Railroad.
'rhe Paradise Of sport.mom-rntcr-
tainment by tho Hoiy Family
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Cape Charles, Va, Dec. 27.-Mr. John
w. Carroll, of Cape Charles. editor and
owner Of the Light newspaper, and for
years the popular and efficient superin-
tendent of the New York. Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad, was officially
notified to-day that Mr.. j. G.. Rod
gers had been appointed superintend-
ent of the road in place of Col. r. H
Nicholas. resigned. Mr.. Rodgers, who
Is said to have been for u long time
connected with the Pennsylvania Rail-
road system, will assume his duties as
superintendent here January LIST. 1900
While the patrons of the New York
philadelphia and Norfolk road here
and throughout this section, as we'll as
the citizens of this place, were de-
sirous of seeing Mr.. CARROTS long
and efficient services recognized by
his appointment as the successor of
result with the bes. possible grace,
ana extend Mr.. Rodgers a cordial
greeting and hearty welcome.
SPORTSAIEN'S PARADISE.
The Eastern Shore of Virginia has
gained a/widc reputation as being one
of the finest fields along the Atlantic
coast for the entertainment or the
sportman and the gunner. Fish, crabs,
oysters, CLAIMS, etc. in their season,
with woodcock, cartridges, marsh linens.
ducks. etc, rounding up n marvellous
wealth In bounties bestowed by the
lavish hand of nature upon our favored
peninsula These, with the elegant
hospitality of our people. have at all
seasons OF the year attracted from
| every direction large influx of
strangers to our shores 1t has been
tound necessary, however, for the pro-
lection of wild fowl. game etc, to
have suitable regulations and restric-
tons placed upon their unnecessary
destruction adopted. and with this end
in view, q, public meeting has been
called by Dir. Bowden. president of the
Eastern Shore Game and Protective
Association, TO assemble in Cane
CHARLES Saturday, January 13th. In the
CITY nall, for the purpose OF discussing
the existing game laws governing Ac-
comac and Northampton counties. and
TOT the further purpose of hearing any
suggestions which may be offered. 1t
is earnestly desired that all persons
in any way interested will attend this
meeting.
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment given last night by
the Holy Family School. in this place
was one Of the most interesting and
successful features of the holiday sea-
son. The attendance was large. and
the perfect manner in which the seve-
raj parts were presented reflected the
highest credit upon the Sisters in
charge of this splcndidly conducted in
lstitution of learning.
The following is the program as rem
dered:
| PART I.
jOverture-Duet "Triumphal March"
Misses IS. Jeffrics and X Savage.
welcome Observation-Disclosures. Little Ones
Ihere's Music in tho Air.. Chorus
NEW BROOMS SWEEP CLEAN.
Noah Testy (rich old NAM .....
Master William Hirst
Fred CHS nephew Master Geo. Hirst
Jacob Trusty (his servanO ....
Master Walter Keilam
Tim Regain. Master Thos. Parramorc
Andrew Swipes (new brooms) 49,.
$500. Master cody Drenncn
Jing Jimalong new broom) $3.50.
-. Master Parsic McKowen
Duet ................. SONATA" in Il
Misses a. Wilson and E. Jenries.
The New Woman" .... Chorus
Trio .............. Barber dc Sevilla"
Misses X. Savage. y. Wilson and I3.
I ,Icffrics.
FRIGHTENED AT NOTHING.
I iN'tSi'VHi MISS Ia. NIOlllS1n
Lille. an orphan Cher niece) ..
........ .......... Miss T.. Gofigan
Lucy. schoolmate $50. Miss Il. Savage
Nettie. schoolmatc -. Miss a. Vincent
Frank. Schoolmatc .........
...... Master Winton Amcs
Piano Solo. Polka de Concert"
Miss a. Wilson.
! choice of Trades. Small Boys
March and Chorus. Lilly and Rose"
Large Girls.
! PART IT.
Duet .............. Military Galop''
| Misses L. Heckle and A. Wilson.
TIE TRAIN TO MAURo.
Mrs. Buttcrmilk $3.50. Miss Tercsia Etz
Mr.. Bright $50. Master William Hirst
Johnnie Buttermilk .........
! -. 49,. Master Burleigh Kellam
Piano Solo. Moonlight on the Hudson"
Miss B. Jcffrics.
Jolly Coppersmiths" .... Chorus
Piano Solo ....."Nightingale Schottish'
Miss L. Heckle.
CURING AN INVALID.
Aunt Jane Can INVALID .......
Observation-Disclosures. Miss II. Vincent
Julia Cher niece Miss NJ. Windle
Ida Cher niece) .......... Miss NJ. Neilas
Amanda cher niece) Miss Annie Etc
Mrs. Green (ncighbor) ............
............... Miss Nora Sullivan
Duct .................. Torpedo Galop'