Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

I'he SouSa matinee concert closed
with The Charge OF the Rough Riders
march. composed by Mr.. James w. Ca
sey. of this cry, which ELECTED we'll
| merited applause.
The following strangers in the city
visited the Board OF Trade yesterday:
| Il. Wilkerson, West Point. Va; j. NJ
| Speker, Aurora, ILL.,: Col. a. w. Archer
Richmond; Il. ID. Draining. Edcnton, n.
| z.
| Baron S. O. Won Gimmcngin, of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Compa-
ny. has returned from Il short visit to
Baltimore, whittier he went ITO see mem
| bcrs of his family.
| Mr.. John Is. Kimberly, postmaster nit
| Old Point. was in Norfolk yesterday,
visiting lion. Geo. L. Bowden and Col
| lector Banks.
Mr. Chas. H. Consolvo, of the firm of
Geo. w. Taylor & Co. and vice-pres-
dent of the Select Council. Is at home
sick.
Mrs. Pattie. of Norfolk. has been en-
gagged as solo soprano of EpworRh choir.
Mrs. Pauie has rich, full and flexible
voice of good range. She has been
student in Washington the past year
Rev. b. l.. Lipscomb, pastor of Wash
ington Avenue NJ. j.. Church, South.
Newport News, was III Norfolk yester-
day.
DIR. r. A. Wise was In the city yes
tcrday morning, but left in the even
ing LOT washington.
Capt. ana Mrs. w. Thompson have
returned from their visit to New York
The Captain attended the annual ban
quct of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company Tuesday night of last week
The city's fire alarm system was Civ
en- thorough and satisfactory test Yes
uerday morning.
Members of the legal fraternity are
suggesting lawyers conference room
on the court floor in the new Federal
building.
Judge Edmund Waddin, Jr., of the
United States District Court, and
UnAed States District Attorney Edgar
Allen. are expected in Norfolk to-mor-
row.
REV. Henry Marley. of London. will
give n Bible reading at $3.50 O'clock this
afternoon at the First Baptist Church.
and will preach ut the same place at
1890 do-nighlt.
Miss Belle Thomas, of Suffolk. was a
guest nj the Atlantic Hotel yesterday.
over ten thousand loads of loan
have been hauled from the lot on which
the Federal building is to be erected. on
the corner of Plume and Atlantic
streets.
Mrs. r. w Tyler, of Washington
city. accompanied by Mrs. Tyler. reach
ed Norfolk yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Henry o. Heitman, of the tug
Katie, is very i'll at his home. No. II
James street---
Mr.. II. l.. Jacobs. of Suffolk. visited
our city yesterday on business.
Mr.. John S. Cowling and wife, of
Smithfeld. spent yesterday in Nor
folk.
Mrs r. Is Wright. of Laurel. Md,
is a guest of the Monticello.
Mr. *. -. Urquhart. of Saltville. Va,
is in the city to-day.
Mr. +. w Wood. of Newport News,
was in ollr citV Yesterday.
Messrs. IIarrie Morehousc, of Nor
walk, and l.. L. Goulden and l.. w.
Hoffman. of Bridgeport, Conn, are in
the city.
Mr.. j. w Framing and WIFE of
terday. Mr. Framing is president Of
the Banning Manufacturing Compa-
NY one of the largest lumber concerns
in the South.
Mr. +. y. Jordan and family OF Mil
ford, Pa. Were guests yesterday OF the
Atlantic.
Mrs. j. q Moore. Miss Moore. ana
Master NJ Moore. of Williamson, "
c., passed through the city yesterday
en- route home.
Mrs. w. IL. l.. Kent. of Newport
Rev. II. r. unolcn of New York. and
T.. Iascille Jenner. Of EAyonne, y. $
are guests Of The Monticello.
Mr. Chas Carroll. Of Baltimore. ar
rived i'm the city Yesterday afternoon.
The time for the annual meeting Of
the Grand COncllVe of Ioptasophs or
S. w. NJ. in this city has been changed
from thr fourth Tuesday in March TO
tho second Tuesday IN February, Of this
year.