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Newspaper
Norfolk Virginian
Location
Norfolk, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1897
Page
3
An advertisement claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia after grippe with reasonable care. It asserts thousands used it with no pneumonia cases and promises quicker permanent cure than other treatments. It lists 25 and 50 cent sizes, druggists stock, and promotes Rudolph & Wallace and Buckingham Lithia Water with prices and addresses.
A Norfolk police court docket reports George T. Howard arraigned for forging two $20 checks signed by W. L. Whitehurst. He pleaded guilty and sent to the grand jury. in default of bail committed to jail. Willie Temple received seven months for stealing a music box and an overcoat. Roze Sumner was arrested for beating her child, with bondsman debating arrest rights. Multiple other minor fines and continuances noted, including intoxication and larceny cases.
In a Corporation Court ruling Mary Dunn colored was granted habeas corpus as illegitimate custody after Justice Tomlin jailed her for a $1000 bond to ensure good behavior a nonstatutory offense. Judge Hanckel ordered rearrest and arraignment for alleged cruelty to children. In Law and Chancery J Pettit sued R D Whitehorn and won $320.
A ceremony last evening at the bride’s parents home on Fenenureh and Bermuda streets united Miss Cordelia Aydlettte to At. Joseph L. Perry in the presence of friends and relatives. Miss Jennie Aydlette served as maid of honor and Mr Red. Martell was best man. a reception followed.
The Schooner Emily D Johnson ran ag round the beach at 10 this morning near Seabright N W. All six crew members were saved by local life savers after an exciting and heroic scene.
Seaside Union Epworth Leagues of Norfolk Portsmouth and Berkley meet at Centenary M. 2 church this evening with a program led by Rev. W J Atwill. The national conference in Toronto on July 11 will be noted in Alwill's address along with devotional, charity, literary, and singing items.
Congressman Young returns home for a brief stay while other dignitaries visit the area. The court for the spring term will not hold a grand jury. Secretary of the Commonwealth Lawless tours the city. Local funeral and attendance details for Richards. Union Transfer owner Lilliston dies at Huntersville residence. A seven year old boy reports missing from Bread Creek road. Washington Post editor Deriah Wilkins and wife stay at Hotel Chamberlin Old Point. Police chiefs inspect headquarters and praise conditions. Baseball league planning meetings in New York. Spurgeon Memorial sermon draws good crowd. evening service scheduled at 7:30.
Spe ar Captain Edward Drinkwater aged 58 dies in Virginia Beach at 7 oclock from pneumonia after eighteen years in the U S Navy He captained the Sea Tack Lifesaving Station and served with distinction. He leaves a widow and seven children.
A revival meeting at the First Baptist Church drew a large attendance last night with three conversions and many requests for prayers. Rev. Mr. Ilines preached on Creatitude, and services continue nightly this week at Tah o'elocis.
Members of the Southeastern Traffic association meet at Chamberlin's hotel Fort Monroe Virginia amid uncertainty after a Supreme Court ruling declares such combinations unlawful. They remain in session behind closed doors and will not release statements.
Tonight the Freemason Street Baptist Church hosts an organ recital featuring Treherne organ works and vocal pieces. Organist William H H Jones is assisted by Miss Elizabeth Taylor Miss Alice Jones Mr W D Crowell with a silver offering for the choir wind benevolence.
A historic ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claiming cure for a cold in one day. The offer promises a money back refund if not effective and lists price 26 cents with a note of sale days.
The Daily News will say tomorrow that the Powers have accepted the proposal for a neutral zone along the Greco Turkish frontier and will require Greek and Turkish troops to withdraw from the zone. The Athens dispatch denies Crete becoming a Greek princedom under Prince George.
The Hoard of Police Commissioners met in regular session with all members present. The Mayor recommended hiring two assistant matrons at five dollars monthly and authority for the Coroner to contract body removal at distances of one sixty to two dollars per body. The board approved and discussed budget needs, opposing extra taxation but insisting on police funding.
Frank Daniels' Wizard of the Nile cast member Hassell receives a formal challenge from John Ryder after a cafe confrontation sparked by a woman. Hayden issues the duel weapon choice and time, while Hassell, a Virginian, denies personal acquaintance. The altercation ends with witnesses and an immediate departure from the cafe.
Mobert Moseley is found guilty of murder in Surrey Court and sentenced to fifteen years. He shot his brother in law W. O M Guyer last year after a dispute over alleged arson. Guyer left a wife and six children.
A blaze at 423 Brandt Street in Wheeling damages Campbell's photograph gallery and neighboring stores. The fire causes about 40000 dollars in losses, with most of the damage insured.
An odd ad touts durable leather soles and double shanks worn by police and workers, claiming a searchable record of buyer name business and purchase date to show wear. Visitors urged to buy at Teller's One Price Shoe Store 46 Bank Street opposite the courthouse.
Bucking ham Lithia Water offered in cleat and sparkling varieties with a sale of 200 bottles priced at 1 00 dollars at 614 Church Street.
After eleven days confined at home and spending 25 cents in doctors without relief, Mr. Frank Dolson of Saint Marie Michigan was cured by one application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm costing 24 cents and has not suffered the complaint since. For sale by all druggists.
The Philadelphia Times comments on ex priests and ex nuns touring to lecture against Catholicism. It argues true doubt would not push clergy to attack Catholics or defame them but to seek meditation and prayer until doubts are settled by their faith.
Local shop advertises a wide selection of manufactured clothing, urging customers to visit at 117 S for quality cuts and good value. The notice emphasizes tested fabrics and reliable savings for those seeking durable wear.
A spring display showcases numerous patterns of dress goods and novelty fabrics in the dress goods department. French plaids nouveautes salamies and tinsel fabrics are offered by the yard at several price points. Ladies and children's spring capes and capes receivers are advertised from a dollar fifty to four fifty, highlighting the store’s spring line.
Advertises a cow’s milk based product produced by a new German patented process. Claims to be the only healthy substitute for mother’s milk and suggests consulting a physician. Ends with an indication it is retailed at an unspecified location.
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