Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-31
BERKLE NE WIS and ADVERTISEMENTS

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Arnold. on Seventh street, Wednesday
night about O'Clock, and had succeed
ed In breaking the catch of one of the
windows and raised it. Mr.. Arnold.
nearing the noise. was awakened in
time to frighten them off.
FORTUNATE ESCAPE.
An accident occurred to Mr.. L. III.
Doughtrey's 6-year-old son Carleton
yesterday afternoon. The little boy
was riding on two logs swinging under
a log wagon and fell or. the real
seriously injuring him. The colored
oSiver: seeing the boy fall, jumped tt
pull him out and fell. wheel passina
over him also without serious results.
TOLD IN ~ PARAGRAPH.
The schooner Joseph p. Rees. OF Ball
.,nlore, IS diseharging cargo of finf
stove and crate coal at Cannon's wharf
Tor Mr.. w. p. Tilley. the coal dealer.
Mrs. j. a. Hodges and Miss Ger.
trude Hodges returned from Lynn.
maven yesterday. where they spent
Mr; F. 7. Applegate and family. OF
st. Helena, have moved to South Nor
folk.
A secondhand office desk and safe
are wanted at once. See ad. In this
issue.
The ferry boat Twin City. which has
neen making trips from the Chestnut
street dock to Portsmouth this week.
while needed repairs were being made
on the Pearl street dock, resumed
trips from the Pearl street dock YES
terday at 1880 O'Clock a. IN.
MISS Annie Mae Wilcox, daughter of
Snerin THOMAS Z. Wilcox. of Elizabeth
City. n. c., is the guest of Mrs. O. r.
Sexton. No. 10 Middleton street.
Mrs. Geo. II. Frey and sister, Miss
Frey. have returned from Virginia
beach. where they spent several DAYS.
frof. j. Warren Davis. Jr, OF Grocer
Theological Seminary, who has been
spehuihg a Few days with his sister.
MIS-. j. W. Haskell. has returned to
ms nome, accompanied by his father.
MISS Jennie Layman has returned to
her home in Peddrictstown. N. J.. ac-
companied by her friend, Miss Bessie
Davis.
Miss Fannie Sawyer, of South Mills.
Is visiting friends in South Norfolk.
The schooner Mayfiower. owned by
captain VIM Elliott. of Portsmouth.
which has been undergoing repairs at
Colonra's ship yard, was completed
and launched yesterday at IL M
The New York. Philadelphia and
norfolk railway barge Philadelphia is
being overhauled at this ship yard.
being overhauled at Colonna,s shin
yard.
The steamer C. w. Petit. formerly
oil the Virginia Beach railroad. Is un-
dergoing an overhauling at the Nor
folk and Southern wharf here
The Old Dominion barge No 6, which
was cut down some time ago by the
steamer Essex. drawing nineteen coll
ored men. will be completed for SER
vice by Saturday at Colonna's Eastern
Branch ship yard.
Mr. j. Francis Parks has returned
from New York.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Copeland is very i'll at their
home on Lee street.
Misses Mama. Anna and Florence
Wilson, of Petersburg, are the guests
of their brother. Mr.. j. NJ. Wilson, on
Chestnut street
The Berkeley baseball team left yes
terday for Edenton. where they Will
play the team of that place a series
Of games.
Mr.. hurry Floyd Is suffering from
mosquito bite on his left hand. The
attendance of physician has been ne
cessary.
Mr.. Frank MORGAN has returned
from Machipongo.
Mrs. Wilson G.. Lamb. of Williams
ton. N. C., and daughter. Mrs. How
ard j. Harrich, of Richmond, arc
guests of Mrs. G. Hi. Williams. on
Main street.