Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-15
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
Mrs. GoIdsteln Will be Sent to the
ASYLUM at williamsburg.
,rhe story OF Her Love for Her Hus.
bana-Dr. Mack breaches In ruff
foik-A Plcnsans Church social
Epworth League ELECTS omcers.
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punctuations Of maniacal violence, Mrs.
S Ida Goldstein will enter an asylum of
/, repose. Tomorrow she will be taken
S. 70 the insane hospital at WILLIAMSBURG.
Mrs Goldstein was q comedy young
Russian maid, whose controlling passion
= was love for her husband. When cruel
( fate parted them the woman's life was
!. changed. After q season Of melon
{ cholia the anguish became too great for
endurance. Something had to give
3 away. 1t was her mind. She had sail
ed across the ocean, and after stopping
for time In New York, Chicago and
4 other cities, Mrs. Goldstein came to
+ Nansemond county, where her brother
is merchant The periods Of violence
4 became more frequent. and the brother
e had commission of llnacy convened
]. For many weeks she has been held in
jail, where Deputy Norfleet has cared
for her tenderly, but without the sooth-
4 Ing influences that go with hospitals.
DIR. MACK HERD.
This was the second in q series Of
4 three ante-communion services at the
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Edward
Mack, D. D., OF Norfolk, preached. 1t
was forcible sermon. Tomorrow
Rev. It. b. McCluer, of Norfolk, will
Will be congregational meeting and
an election of officers, probably includ-
Ing a formal call to the popular young
pastor, Rev. John Stanly Thomas
HOLIDAY ADJUSTMENTS.
DR.. Bennett, who had a medicine
show here last summer for 31h weeks.
has gotten together a vaudeville com
binaton, and will play at the City Hall
Theatre December 25th and 26th No
medicines will be offered for sale. There
are ten comedians on the bill.
at Windsor, December 27th. local tall
ent will present the three-act comedy.
Diamonds and Hearts," It's for q
benefit.
Near Chuckatuck, on the 26th, an
other benefit will happen in the shape
OF n concert, cake-walk and supper all
for 40 cents.
PLEASANT CHURCH SOCIAL.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
had its regular monthly meeting this
afternoon with Mrs. w. H. Wells. on
MELONS street.
A financial report showed that the
society had lately spent nearly 500 on
church improvements. Some routine
business was done.
When work was over the hostess
served q luncheon of fruit. assorted
candies. jelly cake and wine. The cut
glass and china on the table are near
~ oil valued heirlooms. some pieces be-
Ing over 100 years old.
MADE A BRIDE.
To-day in Nansemond county. Miss
Eta Nelms, daughter of Joseph helms,
became the bride OF Joseph Robert
Joyner. Both principals reside in this
county. The bride is a native Of Isle
of Wight.
EPWORTH LEAGUE OFFICERS.
Last night the Main street Methodist
Church EpWorth League had a meet
Ing. These officers were chosen: Mrs.
Lee Britt, president: Miss Estelle Oar
den. first vice president; Miss Lucy
DumVille, second vice president; Miss
lrma Carpenter, third vice president;
Miss Dora Britt. organist; Miss Annie
HURT, secretary; ]. D. Dickerson,
treasurer
NEWS OF folk.
Presiding Elder w. G. Walden of
Portsmouth. was in Suffolk to-day.
Chief Harvey M Butler, of the Phoe-
nix Volunteer Fire Company, has re-
turned from Richmond. where he went
10 lobby for firemen's bill He saws
legislators from this district treated
him splendidly.
Mrs. John B Primer got back TODAY
from Richmond where she had been
visiting. and where Councilman and
Mrs. Tanner gave Il musicale compli-
mentary to her and Mr.. Primer.
MIR. Harry Riddlck, OF Myrtle. was
here to-day. He used to live in Suffolk
Schooner c. 3. Leet, Rollins. and
schooner William II. Bailey, Jaine
nave taken cargocs OF lumber. They
will clear tomorrow.
county Judge Prince will convene his
court in Southampton next Monday.
Suffolk High School will close for the
mondays Friday, December %. and re-
open tuesday, January 2.
Messrs. w. TT. kim, T.. A. Deans and
John t. Capps. who live down tho
Cnurchland way, were in town to-day
Mr.. c. b. Jones of Norfolk, registered
at the Commercial to-day.
Mr.. John l.. Gay got back TODAY
from his mills in North Carolina, and
left this evening for a business trip to
New York. ~
Captain w. j. Sullivan has opened ,
grocery at No 15S Main street, near The
wharf. '''' 'ie
Mrs. b. NJ. Bruce and Miss Ros,
Bruce have finished stay with rcln.
tives at Cypress Chapel.
John L. Gay wants to buy some soc-
ono hand pine. Read his al.
ZION. Waller Jordan. Nansomond.s
Delegate 10 the General Assembly wos
in Suffolk to-day. "''s