Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14
TOWN OF SUFFOLK.
Ihlrty-second Senatorial District
Is Safely Democratic.
ANew Bank Proposed Several Real Es-
tate Deals Religious MISUNDERSTANDING
sportsmen Democratic Speaking Mon
day.
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counted on to give 1000 Democratic ma
Jority. That is regarded as a conserv-
ative estimate. and it may go larger.
southampton will lead with about coo.
democrats over there are in good work
ing shape, and then they want to show
mat they are not sore because Gov
bernor' Brownley did not win at New
port News.
Isle of Wight will probably come over
win some 4O0, though this amount may
be reduced by the activity of colorcd
people In some localities.
Nansemond is the only county at
least doubtful, but the Democrats hope
by an aggressive campaign from now
TN election day to get a small ma
1orlty. There was a new registration
last year. and the names of many
voters of both parties are not yet on
the books.
Owing to the difficulty in marking
ballots correctly, Maynard will lead
Bryan, and Wise will lead Mckinley in
this district.
PROPOSED NEW BANK
a new bank is being talked of for
Smithfield. Several capitalists headed
by Mr.. M. f. Langhorne have decided
mat IT would be good thing. and con-
siderable stock has already been spoken
for They intend to have $25, 600 capital
stock. The Bank of Smithfeld is pros
porous. 1t recently declared a Z per
cent. dividend.
SEVERAL REAL ESTATE DEALS.
hurricane Branch, crier. to-day sold
for Robert and w. T. Wright, admin
istrators. the farm containing 165 acres.
owned by the late William S. n.
Wright. w. T. Wright bought 1t for
$4,000.
A deed put on record to-day conveys
the planning mill in East Suffolk, owned
by James b. Philhower to ]. II. KEEL
lam, N. l.. Holland and Edward Hol-
~ ynll G. -
consideration. $4,000. The grantor
agrees not TO operate planning mill
in, or within two and n half miles of
Suffolk. for five years.
Leila NJ. Whittier to Job c.. Holland
four acres in Holy Neck: 500.
Jennie w. Smith and husband. II. +.
Smith, to Caroline V. Norfleet. n lot at
Bank and Primer streets; considera-
ton, assumption of lien Indebtedness
amounting to $4,100.
E. e. Holland special commissioner.
to ]. e. and b. d. Crocker, $40 acres
in Cypress District: sl.5S5:
AT RELIGIOUS PLACES.
Miss Frances Quimby, organist at St
1 Paul's p. r.. Church. will Sunday after
noon, at 4 o'clock, begin series of free
concerts, to which the public is invited
She, will be assisted by Miss Helen
Quimby, violinist, and Miss Florence
Harvey. soprano. The program:
Prayer.
Wniting OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Whitney ,;.:.::. c,.:,.,,,.
Moszlsowski :. Germany from
LES Nations Miss Helen Quimby
Schneider -. THE Angels Anthem"
Miss Harvey.
Spark -. :. Jerusalem. the Golden"
Miss Frances Quimby.
GODDARD $3.50. :. "Adagio Pathetiaue"
Miss Helen Quimby.
Maschernoi :. :. THE Brighter Day"
Miss Harvey.
Buck 49, 80. "Triumphal March
Miss Frances Quimby.
Rev. L. r. Christie, of Norfolk, Is
expected to preach Sunday morning at
the Baptist Church. 1t is thought the
church will receive official notification
regarding the decision of Rev. l.. r..
Barton, of Hope, Ark, who has been
called to take .Ie place made vacant
by Rev. j. r. Loves resignation.
Miss jamie Carr has been chosen as
organist at the Methodist Church, to
take the place of Mr.. George Scott. re-
signed.
Christian Church Sunday will be I'M
plored Help" and "Deliverance Con
fessed."
Rev. j. j. Smallwood, colored, presi-
dent of the Claremont Industrial Col
lege, in Surry county, will preach three
times Sunday at the Pine Street "A. NJ.
3 Il. Churchill. and 100
THREE PETERSBURG SPORTSMEN
1900 urrtCHTTv- f3rstncf1 i7r-7t fssti
deal with three white men. who said
4 they were sportsmen from Petersburg,
and who We're found riding Dlind paS-
gage" on Norfolk and Western pas
senger train. They had guns and other
sporting paraphernalia, and probably
told a true story about their nome.
The men were given the alternative of
paying fares or being brought to SUI
folk and locked up. They paid.
SOUTHAMPTON ORATORY.
Monday is the beginning of County
Court in Southampton. The Democrats
will be addressed by Judge Mann, Of
Nottoway.
Mrs. Nancy Hill, who lives one and
one-half miles from Suffolk, on the
Somerton road, is thought TO be dying
as the result of q stroke of paralysis
which came this evening about sunset.
Mrs Hill is about 60 years old. This
IL the third stroke and is very likely
10 prove fatal. Mrs Hill is uncon-
scious. She is the mother of c. w.
Reynolds of Nansemond county, and
Mrs Annie New. of Norfolk equity.
SHORT ONES.
Schooner Charles G.. Joyce, Wheauey,
cleared this evening for Baltimore with
lumber from the Nansemond Lumber
MI. r. l.. Hale, of Norfolk, an inspec-
tor of the Postal Telegraph Company,
was in Suffolk tonight
Mr. Frank III. Snipes was yesterday
APPOINTED postmaster at Zunl, Isle of
Mrs. J. J. S. Branch and Mrs. Ed
ward Parker returned tonight from
Roanoke.
A gentleman who returned last night
from the Farmyillc fair. says 1t was a
success. There was big crowd at the
tournament. Governor Tyler made on
address.
No. 4 Norfolk and Western train did