Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-25
SUFFOLK
A Young Lady Injured by a Run.
away Horse.
A Burglary in East Suffolk Democrats
Ready for tho Big Rally Mt GatcsvilIe,
North Carolina "a Young Lady's Death
Brief Mention.
Especial to virginian-Pilot.)


Suffolk. Va. July 2i-Bruised about
the face and body and suffering acute
pain. Miss jamie Shea, II years old. to-
night lies at the home OF her father
Peter G. Shea, near Magnolia, Va. She
was the victim of runaway horse.
Miss Shea and n friend, Miss Sallie
Ellis of North Carolina. this afternoon
went driving behind Il rather spirited
horse. The animal got frightened and
became ungovernable. 1t ran till both
young Indies were thrown along the
ROADSIDE and then stopped. Miss Ellis
was not hurt to speak of
Miss Shea fell over the side of the
buggy. and because she had the rcins.
or for some other reason. the horse
whirled around ana stepped on her
face. The hoof glanced off. but LAGER
a ted the skin cruelty.
| 1t is not thought the young woman's
! injuries will result seriously.
EAST SUFFOLK BURGLARY.
For the sake of securing $l.25 in booty
n bold burglar this morning entered the
home of Albert j.. clossan. a rcspccta-
bic coloTed man, who lives in East Suf-
folk
1t was n half hour after midnight
When the intruder walked boldly into
the family's sleeping rooms and ran
sacked the premises for valuables.
ClosSdn woke while the search WAS
going on. He hailed the rohbcr and
fastened ono door to prevent his escape.
The burglar grabbed the lamp ana blew
II out. The children screamed. The
thief walked over q child and WAS lost
into tho night.
Bloodhounds We're brought to tho
scene, but there were SO many tracks
therea bouts that the burglars scent
was not gotten. Wallace Norncet
found the pockctbooll which had been
cast aside In Night after the ca.h was
! taken.
Clossan apprehcnded man whose
foot fitted the Theirs track The man
said he was from Wavcrly and claimed
that he could prove an alihi. He was
not held.
THE GATESVILLE RALLY.
Inc Democrats of Gates county. n.
C.. are almost ready for he big rally
on Thursday. A big purse was raised
in few minutes to defray the Incl
dental expenses.
The orators expected are Hon.
Thomas II. Jarvis, former Governor. of
Pitt county; Elector Daniel Hugh Nc
Lean. of Ncwbernc: Judge James T..
Shepherd and James II. Pou. of Raj
eigh. Hon. Buck Kitchin, of Halifax.
may also speak.
General w. p. Roberts. former CON
sui to Victoria, said to-day: Thurs
day will be a red letter day in Gates.
White supremacy is the motto"
FEELING is STRONG.
member of the committee of ar
rangements said to-day that It was
hoped to have n day devoid of tur-
moil but In case of trouble the pcoplc
would be prepared. a number of rifles
have been secured from Suffolk. not
for bloodshed, but to maintain order IL
possible.
There was some disturbance yester-
day at Ahostie, where candidate Ay-
cock spoke.
A colored man from North Carolina
to-day bought two gallons of liquor
Ito have n good time.
YOUNG LADY'S DEATH
Miss Lola C. Hart. Is years old. died
this morning at the home of hc,'
mother. Mrs Ada ID. Hart at No. &c
Holiday street
The direct cause Of Miss IIart's
death was hemOrrhagic fever. which Is
thought to have been brought about
by the extreme heat Of last week Miss
Hart, who was naturally delicate lie
came overheated last Thursday. and
never recovered. She had several chiil.,
afterward. Her brother. William aged
about Is. was taken sick to-day. Both
were industrious. and did their part
towards the familys support The
father. William l.. Hart. is dead.
The funeral of the deceased, who
was n member of the Presbyterian