Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-04
OF s FFOLK.
Judge Pfeltls Grants Injunction
Against BasnkSof Nansemond.
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Suffolk. ya,, Oct Circuit Judge
A Sobert r. Prentis has granted a tenn
borary Injunction eniolning the Farm
4 prs Sank of Nansenond from selling
q the local sawmill plant owned by the
gslSouthern Isumber Company. The pro-
pert was advertisedGto be sold next
NaSnday to satisfy an obligation which
I vas originally $4,000. Richard Wake,
ssS21s Norflk, appeared for a Philadelphia
& rust company which sought the in
Il nnnction. u. IS %. Holland, president,
represent the bank.
MIR. GoHooN DEAD.
1fr: w liam John Cohoon died about
II 80, clio ck this afternoon, aged II years.
e He had fingered since Monday, suffer-
ng from the effects of an overdose of
9aud anum, taken to relieve insomnia.
s AT times Mr.. Cohoon seemed TO rally
and apparently recognize his sons.
esteraay Afternoon the doctor held out
hope for recovery, but last night there
sSf.ame collapse, and the deceased was
s SLOWLY sinking all day.
ne transition was peaceful. About
4 the death couch were sons and other
dear ones.
The funeral services will be conduct
& ed at IL O'Clock Friday morning by
IS Rev. Joseph Is. Dunn, rector of ST.
<rdHl - X fSnurCn.
The deceased leaves a widow and
+ four sons, all grown.
The deceased had passed 62 years of
his life In Suffolk, where he leaves
many friends. He had been connected
With various mercantile enterprises,
and at the time of death was in the
commission business. He was very ac-
live for his years, and there was not
Z a more erect man of any age in Suf-
FOLK. He was in the Confederate army
during the civil war.
LMS-GARDNER.
Mr.. Jotn Calvin helms, Jr., and Miss
Lille Belle Gardner We're married at 5
o'clock this afternoon at the brides
y home. No. 90 Main street. The cere-
Is tnonys was performed by Rev. William
Green. pastor OF the Methodist
Church. There were no attendants.
\ The event was witnessed by relatives
and intimate friends of the families.
The bride was attired in a becoming
travelling gown. Mr.. and Mrs. helms
Were driven to the Southern railway
3 moon, which will be passed in Wash
2 ington Baltimore and other cities.
They will reside at No. Hill street.
The bride is n daughter of Mrs. Mag
X gle Gardner and of the late Calvin
Y Gardner. who was postmaster at Suf-
2 folk during one of Grants adninistra-
as5tlons. Mr.. Neltps is assistant agent in
Suffolk of the Norfolk and Western
railroad and is a very efficient en-
4 ployee.
POLITICAL NOTES.
Mr.. Eugene withers, of Danville, is
expected to make n political speech in
81 Suffolk next Monday.
ss & DIR. Barnes and other county Demo-
Gratis went ITO Danyille to-day to hear
80 on. David IS. Hill.
I Shortl y a campaign of speech making
Will extend to the smaller places in
81 Nansemond county. Several Suffolk
& lawyers Will make addresses. There is
80 far very little interest in the county
Il nd 1t needs arousing.
DOWNING'S COMING.
i In presenting Mr.. Robert Downing
s at the City Hall Theatre Manager
d clam has secured one of the strongest
4 "a tracti ons OF the season. The success
4 of Afr. Downing as q star has been
seeualied by few, and in marked de-
L gree ne has become one of the most
J3opuIa n members in the STELLAR firma-
6 nlentD OF the theatrical profession. Mr..
4 Downing and company willdppear next
Tuesday night in THE Gladiator" Re
SfFserved seats at S1.G0 each will go on
assale at the box office in the City Hall
& NEXT Friday morning at Q O'clock
4 TX MONTHS FOR THREATS.
VILLAIN McGathin had hearing yes
terday fore Mayor Luke, OF Holland,
4 on the charge of threatening the life
iziof Jane Lee. In default of $50 bond
sssMcGath hin was sent to jail for six
5nonth his,
PERSONAL.
Cliff Camp sailed yesterday from
New York for Germany. After remain
q ing In Hanover till he becomes more
Z proficient in the Language he will enter
d university.
All the Hebrew merchants observed
ia he Day of Atonement by closing their
stores,
Rev. Charles D. Giilkeson, OF Norfolk,
VIII preach In the Presbyterian Church
& Thursday nfghtea at s o'clock. This will
x be an snte-communion service.
Miss Hattie ISrockenbrougb. of Rich
inond county, Va, has arrived in Suf-
folk, where she will be governess for
81; Mr. r.. Rowland Moore.
Miss Kemper Culley has been re-
eiected teacher of the Kings Daugh-
tiers, night school,
Miss Mamie Simmons, of Tarboro,
"a N. q, is visiting Miss rosa Bruce.
Dir Frank w. Whitehead has return
~ ed from an extended stay in North
v Carolina.
N fr. r. *. Frisbee. of Denver, Colo
do, arrived in Suffolk to-day to visit
lie family of Mr.. N. G. Williams
Sunolk veterans expect to have a
gSsgood time at Delaware Park to-mor-
row southampton vets have re-