Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-17
JUNIORS DEFEAT SOLDIERS.

which furnishes such invigorating exer-
else.
JUNIORS DEFEAT SOLDIERS.
The Y. NJ. C. A. Juniors met the Old
Point team Tuesday afternoon on the
grounds on the inside of Fort Mon
roe and defeated them severely, but
the Old Points put up vigorous and
plucky game to the end.
The game resulted in a score of 10 to
II. in favor of the visitors.
AT THE GRAND COUNCIL
Great Guard of the Forest David
Johnson. Representative Frank Forest
and Past Sachem Walter Evans. repre-
s:nting Red Cloud Council Tribe of
Red Men at Fox Hill. are in attend
ance at Danville at the annual netting
OF the Grand Council of Red Men OF
Virginia. The gathering of Red Me-,
this year promises to be an unusually
Interesting one. and the attendance will
be much larger than any previous year.
PENINSULA GUARDS.
The Peninsula Guards. in command
OF Captain Frank II. Couch and Lieu
tenants III. Fl. Holt and Thornton T.
Jones, lett this afternoon on the Ches-
apeake d Ohio train for Richmond
where on tomorrow the company will
participate in the grand carnival mill
tary parade. The company carried
about sixty members, and it expects to
DE absent from Hampton until Friday
morning.
On its arrival at Richmond the COM
pany was met at the station by the
richmond Blues band and escorted to
the quarters already prepared for their
reception.
HON. "A. ]. MONTAGUE WILL
SPEAK.
was invited by r. E. Lee Camp. Con-
federate Veterans, to come to HAMPTON
and make the address on the occasion
OF Confederate Memorial Day, has writ
ten the committee having the matter
or arranging the program in charge
that he can come here next Tuesday
If that day Will meet with the appro-
val Oh the camp Mr.. Montague says it
VIII give him great pleasure to make
the address. and there is every reason
10 believe that the camp will change
the date for the exercises so as to
nave him be present. The camp will
meet tomorrow might. when the ques-
ton of changing the date will be taken
UP.
Mrs. r. F. Hudgins, who has charge
OF the Daughters of the Confederacy
part OF the program. has requested the
ladies who expect to send flowers for
the decoration of the graves of the
dead heroes to have them sent to the
Y. NJ. c. A. building by O'Clock on
the day that the exercises Will be held
BRIEF ITEMS.
The Phoebus Town Council Will meet
in regular session tomorrow night.
when considerable important business
will be disposed of.
The Board of Health met last night
and adopted rules and regulations gov
orninU the now hno n
Quite number of Hampton people
will go to Richmond today to take
in thegreat street carnival which
c?ened there Monday. Among those
who expect to make the trip are Mrs
]. b. Leonard. Miss Lois Leonard. Miss
Lennie Guy. Mrs. George Ellison. MIR.
G. p. Kerans. Mrs. Booker and Misses
lnez and Virginia Andrews.
Mr.. George w. Toumner and Mrs
Mary y. Beath were married in Phoe-
bus Tuesday. Mr.. Toumner Is an old
soldier, who has passed the three-scor
and-ten mark, while his bride Is but
81 years old.
A number of counterfeit nickels have
been circula ted In this city and Hamp-
ton in the past few days. Monday
night Mr.. Charles Belknap, a slot ma
chine agent. took n number of the
nickcls from his machines. their face
value representing something like $40
II is understood that counterfeit nick
els amounting to about $40 were taken
from slot machines in Hampton yes
terday.