Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-13
Miscellaneous Happenings Conden-
sed For Virginian-Pi|ot Readers.
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE
What I. Going ON TN and Around
Portsmouth ana Suburban. Cons
muni,cs Gathered, aiftcd and
Told In Few wo-ds-Ihe ra>,, the
Present ana mo Fn,urc tteyeaioa.
Keintcd ana roreshadowed.

a pool table is wanted. Apply or ad-
dress John S. Crawford, 22ll. High
street See advertisement in Norfolk
ad. column.
The crockcr Memorial windows for
Trinity Episcopal Church. i'll memo
riam of Major James L. Crocker's de-
ceased wife and son, Mrs. Margaret and
james Francis, were being placed i'll
position yesterday. They are very
handsome. indeed.
| Mr.. Joseph Lumberger. who will sue
coed Mr.. Jeter as physical director OF
the Y. NJ. c. a. of this city. arrived
| yesterday morning from Danville, Pa,
| where lie filled a similar position for
| the past two years.
| The trial of Eva Seasons, set for yes
| terday in the Hastings Court, was con-
tinucd until tomorrow. She is charged
with felonious cutting.
Judge r. II. Prentis, in the Norfolk
County Circuit Court yesterday heard
| the case of c. w. Tebauit against Will
liam Exton, suit for damages in the
sum of $4,000, the jury decided in favor
| of the plaintiff. Damages in the sum or
| $500 were awarded.
The Evergreens beat the Sun-ilowers
| at ball yesterday by score OF 10 to 9
In twelve innings.
a captain of American volunteers, n
| religious organization, applied to May
/ y
mission to hold open air Gospel meet
| ings in this city. The privilege was
granted.
Mr.. n. II. Richardson left on the
Washington steamer last might to be
| at the bedside of his mother. who is
sick in Il hospital in the Capital City.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Saunders and daughter.
| MISS willard, have returned from an
extended visit through Eastern North
| Carolina.
The two beautifully engraved axes
| made from metal taken from the Span
ish cruiser Reina Mercedes, presented
to the Laurel Fire Company of York,
IA, by the Chambers Fire Company.
VINO were the guests OF the Laurel
Dogs during the sesqui-centennial, are
attracting widespread attention.
Mrs. w. f. Williams. of "a Middle
street. will leave this morning for Il
Two weeks visit to Goldsboro. n. c.
MT. IL ~ II. I;llenor. wife and sor
Willie left yesterday afternoon for {
lhree weeks respite ut the White Sui
| phur Springs.
Mr.. Frank T. Ridley, a well-knowI
young gentleman OF this city, will enter
the University OF Virginia this session
medicine being his chosen profession
lie viii leave the city probably to-day
deed from the Citizens Light. Hea,
and Power Company to the Portsmouth
|. Electrical and Gas Company has been
recorded in the City Clerks Office
transferring the land and plant of the
Citizens Light. Heat and Power Com
pany, on Queen street extended. to the
latter company. The consideration was
$500 and 100000 worth Of first mort cage
bonds of the Citizens Light, Heat and
Power Company.
y young ladies lavendar-colorcd RICH;
hand glove, picked up in front OF this
Office yesterday. awaits n claimant.
The Portsmouth hoy Martin O'Con-
nor, at ST, Mary's College. Belmont. ~
y. VINO Was reported as having broken
his right arm and fractured his left. q
day or two ago. is said Tonight to be
IN q very serious condition at Bel
| mont.