Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-24
folk. Franklin. CORTLAND. Carrsvilie.
Boykfns and surrounding country.
Chairman Parker expects q big OUT

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Boykins and surrounding country.
Chairman Parker expects a big OUT
pouring.
The speaker Will arrive in Suffolk at
5:14 and will drive with Judge Kilby.
Members OF the Democratic Club here
will meet at their club-room about
1880 and. marching to Judge ISilby's,
will escort Mr. MONTAGUE to the City
Hall. where he Will make q speech. A
brass band. the Phoenix. Will attend
the club while marching.
WOMANS LIFE THREATENED.
A phone message was received to-
day from Caroline Wallace, of the
ChuclSatuck neighporhood. asking for
the arrest of an unknown man who
had threatened her life. She said the
man was armed. but could not give
his name.N
Hurricane Branch and Justice Bunt-
Ing were called to Barrett's Neck to-
day to settle a trouble between a man
and his wife. They. were separated
about year ago. but now they have
other bothers they want the law to
fix.
THREE DEATHS IN TEN DAYS.
Mr.. A. ]. Powell. who lives on Chest
nut street. tonight lost by death an
other son, aged years. This is the
third child Mr.. Powell has. lost with
In about ten days-two sons. and a
daughter. The boy who died tonight
attended the funeral of brother
Sunday, and was seemingly WE'LL
a GREAT SHOW COMING.
The glttering spectacular travesty,
"GayeSt Manhattan" which created a
furore on broadway. New York. last
season, is the high-c class attraction Of
fered the patrons of the City Hall The
atre by Manager Elan on next Friday
evening. 1t is said to be a bright and
sparkling vintage of opera, high class
vaudeville and the spectacular, over
flowing with dazzling scenic and cleo
trical effects. rich costumes and hosts
OF pretty girls. The company comes
with the stamp of New York, Boston
and Philadelphia approval, where it
enjoyed such long runs of prosperous
business last season as to need book
ing in other cities. The aggregation is
large, but we'll balanced, and includes
such metropolitan favorites as Flor
ence Wilson. late soprano of Augustin
Days English company, and who in
troduced Louisiana Lou" to the
American public. who is without doubt
one Of the sweetest ballad singers on
the English speaking stage. A superb
olio of bright specialtieS is introduced
in the second act, which is declared to
be an exact reproduction of the Olym-
pia Roof Garden, New York.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Attorney James II. Corbitt returned
to-day from trip to Washington. d.
c.. where he went on pleasure.
Mrs. H. N. Poulson, Norfolk is
being entertained by Mrs. e. w. Ora
ham, No. Central avenue.
|. Mr. Max Weyhmann and force left
tonight for Jarratt's, Va. to work on
the w. c. Weaver Lumber Compa-
ny's plant. Before going he advertised
in the Virginian-Pilot and had salts
factory mechanics to reply.
Captain Harry P. Brooks got back
to-day from Baltimore. where his fam
lily lives. and where he will soon re-
turn. Harry Brooks. Jr.. had an arm
broken a few days ago while playing
football.
The second of Miss Frances Quinn
by's series of organ recitals will take
place next Sunday at St. Paul's P. e.
Church.
Mrs. Robert Darden, of Belvidere,
formerly OF Suffolk. was in town yes
terday.
Elder ]. H. Nurney will conduct the
Presbyterian prayer meeting to-mor-
row night