Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-19
The Remains Of Mills Powell Laid
at Rest.
Many Military omcers Attcna tho
Funorai- Bankruptcy Court Con.
venos To-day Electoral school
Bonrd-porsonni aIontion.
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| the late Mills Powell, who yesterday
plunged to his death in Norfolk, took
place at his old home in Suffolk this
afternoon. Rev. William Il. Green, pas
tor. conducted the exercises at clock
from the Main Street Methodist
Church. DR.. w. w. Stalcy and Rev.
j. II. 1Sabler assisted.
| The obsequies were attended by sew
eral prominent representatives from
the military and labor unions of Nor
folk. Among the Norfolk officers who
came We're: Captain B. w. Salamon-
sky, Licutenants c. l.. Wright, w. H.
Church, E. r. Gayle. G. Thomas Lay
lor and Sergeant w. II. Wilkins, OF
Company b, and Captain T. J. Not
tingbam, of Company Z, Fourth Vir-
ginia Regiment.
LABOR OFFICERS.
Among leading labor men were
President w. Thomas Snow, Vice Pres
ident Thomas Reese, Secretary Theo-
dore Nelliger and Financial Secretary
G t. Taylor. of the Briclzluyers'
Union, and President J. 1. Blick, of the
Carpenters Union.
The burial was in Cedar Hill, these
having been named as pall-bearers:
NIessrs. Salamonsky, Wright. Taylor,
Wilkins, NeIiger. Snow and Blick.
The deceased was brother of Mrs.
John Bowers and George w. Powell. of
Suffolk
MIR. DISHAROON'S FUNERAL.
The obscQuies of the late Mr. Disha-
room took place to-day. The funeral
was conducted from the residence, No
rs Holiday street, by Revs w. T.
Green. j. r. Love, ]. II. Kaber and
w. w. Staley, D. D. The interment
was in Cedar HILL
BANKRUPTCY COURT.
A bankruptcy court will convene in
Suffolk at o'clock tomorrow in the
office of Referee c. II. Causey There
Will be a meeting of George p. Fitch
ett's creditors. Mr.. Fitchett is expect
ed to be present and make statement
to the creditors. Among the attorneys
will be Judge w. j. Klby, for Suffolk
College, and Lawyer Robert w. With
ers for the Shoop-Withers Company.
ELECTORAL SCHOOL BOARD.
The County Electoral School Board
will have n meeting next Monday In
the office of States Attorney Il. E.
Holland. The other members of the
beard are Superintendent of Schools
Lee Britt and Judge w. ]. IIilby.
The board will meet to fill vacancies.
There is one trustee in each magiste-
iiSht QiotliCb MuOSc tcTIl is ABOUT TO
expire. Any other vacancy which may
arise will be supplied.
YOUNG CLUB WOMEN.
The Friday Afternoon Reading Club
will come together tomorrow at Miss
May Skies. No. 102 Kilby street The
hour is 1890 o'clock; the reader, Miss
Mayo Carpenter.
The Ministerial Circle of Kings
Daughters will have their regular
monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock with Mrs. c.. w. Truitt. at
iiank and Main streets.
The Suffolk Literary Club met YES
terday afternoon with Miss Katie r..
Holiday, at Bank and Holiday
streets
BOWLING PARTY.
Mrs. John b. Primer this evening en-
tertained n congenial company of
friends at her home, on Brooklyn
Heights. There was a bowling party.
After some very interesting contests
refreshments were served at a late
hour.
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
n little child of Charlotte johnson,
colored. who lives in the country, had
its dress to take fire n few days ago.
The child was SO badly burned before
the flames were put out that 1t died
next day.
DEEDS ON RECORD.
w. III. Jones, Jr., trustee to John l..
Parker the residence and livery stables
on Riddcl1 street formerly occupied by
the late James C. Freeny; $4.3O1.
Y. S. kiby to John T. Norflect, q
lot in West Suffolk: 5000.
John t. Nornert to Thomas u. Saw
age. 81 acres in Chuckatuck district;
$3.50.
NEW DOCTOR IN TOWN.
DR.. ]. Z. Rawles, q graduate of the
University OF Virginia. and late of
Bellevue Hospital. New York, has
located in Suffolk. He has offices in
the old Farmers Bank building.
DOMESTIC ROW.
There was a domestic row last night
down in Earrett's Neck. A colorcd
man got mad with his wife and. after
beating her, gave Indication that he
would shoot. The neighbors interfcred
and restrained him.
a DREAM VERIFIED.
Giles Love. of Southampton county,
three years ago dreamed that he was
TO fall off a train. He intended to stop
running on log trains, but didn't This
week at CORTLAND the dream came
true Love 1eii from Il car and was
run over by several trucks, dying in
| stlntly.
SHORT NOTES.
Miss Mary Delk, who teaches near
| Driver, came homr to-day. She is i'll.
Rev Robert II. Kelley and Mrs. IIel-
ley, of IInrtsdaie. n. Y, who had been
the guests of Mr.. B. b. Dumvillcs
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