Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
A DAY IN SUFFOLK.
Mrs. Sarah E. Hines, Dangerous
Iy Burned At Her Home.
Her Injuries are Probably Fatal-Mr. Dar-
den and Miss yghHo Married in Suffolk
Hurricane Branch Buys Brace OF Blood
hounds in Atlanta-Sman Accident.
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Suffolk, Va, April 26.-Mrs. Sarah S
Hines. aged about SO years, is critically
perhaps fatally, burned as the result OF
q lamp explosion at o'clock this morn
Ing at her home, on Holiday street
near Bank. She is badly scorched
about the chest, neck, face. tongue,
arms and hands and there are likely in
ternal injuries. DR.. f. w. Whitehead,
who is attending Mrs. Hines, says her
recovery depends largely on the sever
ity of inside burns. The tongue is
greatly swollen, but the sufferer is con-
scious and can talk to some extent.
Mrs. Hines had just cotton up and
lighted the lamp. When it exploded the
whole upper portion of the body was
soon enveloDed in flames. Mrs. Hines
screams attracted neighbors, among
the first of whom to arrive was Mr..
Bryant The blaze was finally put out
by rolling the lady on the grass, which
was wet with dew.
MARRIED IN PRINCESS ANNE.
Mr.. Major Jackson Darden, q former
resident of Suffolk, but now of Norfolk,
was yesterday married in Charity
Methodist Church. Princess Anne coun-
ty. to Miss Lily Shipp White. MIR. Oar
den and bride are in Suffolk visiting
relatives. They were rendered a recep-
ton.
The ceremony was performed at noon
by Rev. j. w. Nicholson. Miss Ada
Parkinson, OF Lawrenceville, played the
wedding march. Miss Eva Darden, OF
Suffolk. was maid of honor and Mr. O.
l.. Ship, of Princess Anne. best man.
The other attendants were Miss Cotdie
Beasley, OF Princess Anne, with Mr.. J.
r. n I,;@o
hurst with Mr.. James Ewell, both of
Norfolk. The ushers were Dr. Albert
Nicholson, of Richmond, and Mr.. w, O.
Beasley, OF Norfolk.
The bride was attired in a gray tray-
cling suit and carried carnations, while
the bridesmaids wore white organdie
There were many presents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Darden will make their home al
No. "a Avenue a, Atlantic City.
A BRIEF HONEYMOON.
Mr. Seth Edward Everett and bride
formerly Miss Julia Stewart Long. vii
return to their future home in Suffolk
Tomorrow. They are passing theil
honeymoon in Raleigh N. c.
In the marriage story the name OF
little Miss Bessie. daughter of Hon. Il
Z. Holland, was omitted in to-day's pa.
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett will be at home
at the residence of Mrs. Susie Holland
on Brooklyn Heights.
A BRACE OF DOGS.
Hurricane" Branch returned to-da,
from Atlanta, where he bought two
large. tierce-looking bloodhounds, which
are said to be thoroughbred. and fol
which ne says he paid $500. They are
called Tiger and John" They viii
weigh eighty 10 ninety pounds each
and are aged two and one-half years
The purchase of these boodhounds /.
result of n difference of opinion be
tween Hurricane" Branch and Deput,
Norfieet. owner of "Tom," about the di
VISION or money received from tn,
chase of Murderer Cotton.
SAWMILL ACCIDENT.
AT Truitt & Co.'s mill in Capron YES
terday large circular saw was broke,
In pieces. and other running gear wa
dislocated by an accident. While tn,
saw carriage was running backward ;
dog of iron met the saw the wrong way
The carriage was lifted from its run
ners. wrought iron guides were twistet
IN Two and the big saw was ruined. N,
person was hurt.
GETTING BETTER.
County Treasurer S. T. Ellis who ha,
peen confined for six weeks at his HON
near Exit. was able TO drive TO Suffoll
to-day.
MIR. James c. Bell is recovering from
severe Illness Mrs. Bell Is still sick
MISS Annie Robinson is convalescne
Joe Lane is able to be on the streets.
SAW LAKE DRUMMoND.
Mr.. r. Rowland Moore TO-DAY CAV
q trip to Lake Drummond. The weir,
fastnesses OF the Dismal Swamp and II
historic pond We're new to most OF tn
party. They were: Miss Moore. Mis-
Miller, Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Moore
Mr.. Burgess and Mr.. Corbitt.
MARRIED.
Mr.. Walter Briggs, a farmer. was to
day married in Nansemond county +
Miss Alma L., daughter of r. q. Grif
An. -
Harrison Ash to Fannie otelia Bake,
coiored.
YEARLY GOOD TIME.
The Sleepy Hole Yacht Club wi,
nave It's annual celebration to-morrov
The members and friends from yariou
points in this section will go and no on
tertained by the good people of iho
section. An old fashioned oyster roos
VIII happen at Grange Hall Driver
Circuit Judge Prentis TODAY finisbo
business at the spring term Of Isle =