Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-03
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Bod SofsaiS infant Found SD Creek
3 kilbys Station.
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'shee which had been it's shroud as
We'll, he bod of an infant was found
this hi afternoon floating on sthe creek
!f INCH the SSeaboar Air Line crosses,
ported POI to Sheriff Baker, who has or
qsred 4 an inq for $3.50 O'clock to-
MORROW morning s.
s, IAsSlYIiISkDY BOTTLE.
IS IS lied to the infant was a half-pint
%slhttskeys bot tle.$ 1t may have been fast
sened ION the little ones person to keep
~ an oat. The body had been in the
water alb out "a or sc hours seemingly.
~ line le corpse was put into a box and
j, VINO lives near the pump house.
& Igs SS Y I'M BRITTLE SENTENCED.
~. The counsel for James Brittle, one of
the men charged with murder in Isle
OF Wight, to-day abandoned hope OF
p having him freed through appeal. Brit
tle.}was sentenced by County Judge At
3Sinsonf to five years In States prison.
me cases against Sam Beale and Ed
! ward White, whose accomplice Brittle
is.lTNELVE-YEAR-oLD BURGLAR.
Sts oshuaS Bum, a 12-year-old burglar,
started early on a career of crime.
relieving Y a number of thefts, which
have been laid at his door, he began
generating on: stores. Josh had been
touching q money-drawer in Joseph p.
! = all; 81 drugstore every Sunday for u.
month. They tried to find out who did
II, but didn't. and Josh believed he had
n Inn l. ,.c1,f ,,tr
iii he dldSit once too often. Josh got
eau SHIT about7:30 o'clock Sunday morn
by \ Mr.. w. a. Almond, one of Mr..
Hall s5Spharmacists, who had been on
watch since daylight. The boy undid
the window lock, cautiously, pulled
down the top sash and climbed over
the sharp iron bars, where there was
Just enough room for his body to
squeeze through. When he was about
to pull the drawer Mr.. Almond stopped
him.
Josh was given forty stripes in the
Police Court this morning. Chief
SAmes put it on good and hard.
Tho stripes were given in pursuance
of his mothers request She asked
that the boy be beaten on the condition
that the $21. so was RENTED.
MUST BE MAILED SOONER
III Postmaster Harper said to-day that
for. the next month mail would have
/ to be put, Into the postoffice at least
thirty minutes before train time. That's
because the government requires all
mall matter to be weighed during that
Period. I takes time to weigh II.
VAUDEVILLE SHOW.
The Garry Vaudeville combination
VIII be the attraction ct the City Hall
Theatre Thursday and Friday, October
9th and 9th. Among the people to be
seen are Garry and Walters In illus
trated songs, introducing double dis
solving stereopticon. featuring Nor
folks young composers latest success,
sTo-night." Mis- Florre Parker, in up
sto-date coon songs. Walter Beau
Tort, king OF tramp monologuists;
Miss Bessie Booth, acrobatic
dancer; HOLSTER and Beaufort. in the
screaming farce Rooms to Rent:n 7
a, Kelly in his inimitable parodies. The
vaudeville Is refined, clean and up-to-
date. Popular prices. Seats on sale
Wednesday, morning.
sffl1l.L FROM BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
=: S-;lulley Winborne, years old, Sun
>uaylteil or Brooklyn bridge and broke
anEarm. 1t was not the big BrookIvn
bridge, but a little wood structura On
timer street. Culley was accidentlv
!pushed off by Ruth Mcneil. aged
he had been playing. Roth
bones in the right forearm were frac-
8 tured. The boy was taken to the bomo
or ms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. phil II
@NW'inborne, at Primer and Pear, straots
SS i,,r Ohm 70. Phillips fixed the broken
bones oioheh
zoe. Il HATED TO HAVE HIM co
$4sYhen the pastoral relations of Raw
John Stanley Thomas, with the vii.
*mington Presbytery. were dissolved !. : !
friday at his request to como r. sus,
st lsal and Join the Norfolk Preshvtar,,
me following resolution was adopted.
Resolved. That In granting tbe -
Guest OF John Stanley. Thomas Ear =
Letter of iisnission to the Presb WI t.r q
E O Norfolk we express our annro eI.s
/ tion OF his earnestness, fidelity ana sra
cess c1e IN his work amongst Is ana 'q NC
cordially l,It commend him to the f.i,o we
shiips and work Of the church Prash,,toN..
TO which he goes" 'ery
IN DIED SUDDENLY
Eli me Taylor, well-llked oo,o.,
woman, died suddenly TO-DAY o"a1 e co
years. She was we'll at brenkeas, "
was sc ting ready to attend n ani,t t,nel
s ..n sne dropped dead. ''t'iiie
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