Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-23
Latest News From Our Wide.
Awake Correspondent.
List OF Census Enumerntors for Special In
situations A Proposed Ran Htmt-For-
NOR suroik Lady Dead Other News In
Small Space.
Especial to virginian-Pilot.

meratorS appointed TO take census In
special institutions. They will be re-
moved from the operations OF the regu-
Jar enumerators in whose districts they
are. Those SO far selected for institu-
tons are:
Sister Bernard Orndorff, st. Vincent
de Paul Hospital. Norfolk.
John l.. Mercer. Eastern State Hos
pital, Williamsburg.
There will likely be special cnumera-
tors named for the Soldiers Home and
for the Hampton Institute.
SOME WOULD NOT SERVE.
There have been made u few changes
in the list as first printed in this paper,
namely:
Linwood c. Holland. in enumerator's
district No. 20. Suffolk. vice Harry P.
Brooks. resigned.
JEFF ID. Gray, enumerator's district
No. 10, Isle of Wight county. vice Will
liam A. Edwards, resigned.
II. II. Stevens. district No. 80, Tan
ner's Creek, Norfolk county, vice JO-
slab T. Cutchin. resigned.
PROPOSED MAN HUNT.
Since the Richmond man hunt was
called off, because of the adverse criti-
cism made by Northern persons, it was
proposed to-day to have little one In
Nansemond county within the next
week or so, Deputy Sheriff Norfleet has
brought down from the State farm the
bloodhound Lee" one of those who
were expected to hunt n man under the
auspices of the Deep Run Hunt Club.
Hurricane Branch will bring his big
Georgia hounds. John" and Tiger" to
help push the thing along. The man,
whose identity has not been decided on,
will be given q good start TO obviate
the chances OF his being torn to pieces
by the fierce brutes.
None Of the details have been ar
ranged concerning the length of the
course start given the quarry nor the
time OF day for the hunt 1t promises
interesting sport. with comparatively
no danger to any one.
DIED IN CAMDEN.
Mrs Ann Marshall, n former resident
OF Suffolk died at o'clock this morn
tn- at her home, in Camden N. J.,
aged about 6S years. She was the
widow of Samuel II. Marshall, who died
in Suffolk some years ago. The de-
ceased was born in Isle of Wight
county.
The remains will arrive in Suffolk to-
morrow and Will be buried in Cedar
Hill Cemetery. The deceased Is the
mother of Miss Essie Marshall and
James Marshall, who used to live in
Suffolk. She was connection Of Mrs.
]. NJ. Shepherd and Mrs G. S. p. Hol-
land.
MISS BUSBY BURIED.
The funeral Of the late Miss Fannie
Busby took place at 1880 o'clock this
morning from the Main Street Metho-
dist Church. and was conducted by the
pastor, Rev William y. Green. The
body was this afternoon buried in Isle
of WIGHT county.
nrA>rArr1,o, ,,,Y, ,S-r,
Mr.. Mohsberk has succeeded Mr.. Car
ter as manager of the Postal Telegraph
office in Suffolk. The new manager Is
from Hampton. Some of Mr. Cartcr's
friends have signed a petition for his
reinstatement.
THE GOLD KING"
Tho Spooner Dramatic COMPANY TO-
night gave very acceptable produc-
tion of The Gold King" comedy.
with mingling of melo-tlrama and
-innnY- situations. Allie Spooner as
Elfie was graceful and refreshing. +.
u. Spooner as Dennis Mccarthy n
skln- lint; took his part with ability.
anu a. II. Lewis was a very realistic
square Ludlow the performance was
pleasing to the audience The special
ties were good. Miss Spooner did n
scottish dance. The bill for wednesday
VIII be The Egyptian Princess"
SAID OF PEOPLE
Miss Susie Prentiss was nj today, and
MISS Dora Britt taught her grade. No.
Z, Suffolk High School.
Mss annie Delk. of Norfolk. arrived
IN SUFFOLK today to visit her twin sister
Miss Marguerite Delk
III. d. ~. Rawles has returned from q
snort visit to relatives in the county.
Mr.. II. j. Whitfield has returned iron,
trip through the South.
w. S. Morris and w. y. Post of Nor
,oik, were in Suffolk today.
The sale of seats for Rev. Sam Jonas,
lecture viii commence tomorrow (Iynd-
nesday) morning at 9 O'clock. at the boz,
office in the City Hall Theator After
Ine rush is over they can be had nj
Stewarts drug store. The entire lower
floor is reserved at 80 cents
The owner Of the runaway horse md
buggy winch stopped last night at Mr..
r. g. Shea's house has been found.
The tickets to be used in Thursdav,s
e,ecrloh nave been officially stamped by
the elector board in the presence Of
Judge kirby "a
Dr. E. NJ. Parker. of Norfolk. who has
just graduated in medicine, ia visiting
the family of his uncle, Mr.. ]. IT. De.
berry, at Kilby and North streets.
MI Il. i. Nottingham. OF Eastville,
Va. was in Suffolk today.
Messrs. e. A. Norflect and ]. e. weet
are in Washington. ID. c.. attending n
meeting Of Shrners.
a big plant of young shad for Nam
semond river is expected to arrive from
Washington about June l.
CAPTAIN j. p White. of the United
States Engineer Corps, was in Suffolk
yesterday.
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS