Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-10


4 There will be services held by the
Eplscopalians at Port N orEollk Sunday
Gftern'oon at the Baptist Church, that
congregation having leaned the use Of
their church. All sEpiscopalians are re-
! .quested to be on hand.
s5 Mrs. Emma: Culpepper, mother Of the
2 child who died from being so badly
v burned y lis also Seriously burned, and
her njlries might prove FATAL.
The navy yard employees Will be paid
to- day for the last half of October.
3 4f} A white lady was stopped yesterday
morning byssa negro man While on her
3 way from Brighton TO market. The ne
\ gro. demanded money, which was refus-
d ed. He then became very insolent. A
street car man happened to pass at the
& time, and the negro sneaked off.
~ w lille Smith, u colored maiden who
Il has figured considerably in the Mayors
4 Court of late for drunkenness, was
A given twenty days in Jail to sober off.
The last quarterly conference OF
4 OWENS Memorial Church will be held
y tonight.
a special meeting Of the Ladies' Be
neYolent Christian Union is called this
$afternoonllt o'clock Every member
lis earnestly requested to be present, as
a business of Importance must be trans
acted.
The Catholic fair is meeting with
Is abundant success. The place is crowd
ed nightly with both old and young
Y people. gs
The fog yesterday morning was very
G dense.#It made 1t difficult for the carly
! boats to travel
tits said that Rev. Mr.. Proctor, pas
tor OF the Park View NJ. Il. Church,
3 whose four years have expired, will be
4 sent to Centenary Church in Norfolk,
Il and that Rev. William E.. Edwards,
who is pastor there will be made pre-
siding elder In place of DIR. Brown
The bills which were allowed by the
4 Council Tuesday night We're not paid
yesterday, the pay roll not being ready.
The question of tho judgeship was
& generally discussed yesterday by the
people.
The officers of the Portsmouth Star
4 Publishing Company. chartered by
d Judge Watts. for the first year are: T..
9 y. Gil, president: Paul c, Trugein.
s secretary treasurer and general man
nger; Joseph L. BAisoly, +. s. Burgess,
J. 8. Miller, f. D. Gill, a. b. Butt and
5 Paul c. .Trugeln, board of directors.
To might, Mt Monumental Church the
\ GpWorth League of THAT church will
hold the regular devotional meeting.
s Mr. n. Q. Pedrlck Will lead and his
subject Will be taken from John xii:
Y ~ -S2: 'Chrlst's Great Missionary Pro
phecy,"
Sheriff Cromwell. of Norfolk county.
Il and Sheriff Lawler, of Norfolk, were at
i the, county jail yesterday morning to
4 arrange for the erection OF Tates scat
fold,
Poles have been erected for electric
lights in Scottsville.
Miss Fannie Gillian Is sick at the
residence of Mrs. Henry Lee, in Scots
Vile.
@ Dame I2umor says that as many as
\ SIN marriages will take place in Scots
Vile before the dawning ola new year
81 Messrs, Slater. Jones, Reed and
I. Codd, members OF the Ferry Commit
i tee, met yesterday -sfternoon-a4.a- dis
cussed the purchasing of the property
from the lcssees of the ferry and to
acquire the adjoining property from
NlesSrS. Brooks e Nash. a sufficient
number Of members not being present
no ction was taken
z Attention is called to the fashionable
modistei At 42G King street. See ad.
81 nj r. James Martin, of Pittsburg. Pa
& is In the city. He Is representing q
Z well known firm of hardware men. He
has quite q Snumber of friends in this
& city,l5who are glad to see him.
Attention Is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of Noah's Ark. In which they tell
you that everything In their store must
4 so. as theySare going out of business
and In order 30 dispose of their i'm
mense stock=everything has been re-
duced so per cent. See adj
IN launching one Of the barges for the
A. L. yesterday afternoon 1t got
Z caught and could not be moved Two
tugs were brought into service, but she
was stu in the same position last
Il night
The funeral OF little Florence May
4 McAustln took place yesterday after
noon rom the residence OF her parents.
No. SOB Sixth street The remains were
4 inferred II 1,s, in Oak Grove Cemetery
me steamer Ncuse came off the ways
4 2. M ,lhomas shipyard yesterday.
ne new opera house VIII be COM
Z pleted In about thirty days,
st. ~! WI. iruden The Suffolk representa-
( tive OF the ylrglnian-P pilot. was in the
4 81 cl ~ 3. night, attending the show.
&. me Commissioners of EIecticn mat
,6yssterdaY and canvass the returns
I OF of3asthe election, which was held last
81 ue nsSi ihere was no changes in the
Miss Maggie Morton, of Nansemond
s county. Is In the city on visit tn
l A small colared child was ,,noc,,ad
down at,dErun over on the corpor or
N Sing and Green streets last night ,nd
was badly injured ''''N
Attention. Sis called to ad. of home.
No: 1000 Washington street, for rent.
a negro man named Taylor fen daM,n
/ Ihe. hateh y OF the Sumner. in The
yard yard md came near being killed. IIc
VAS badly hurt byln piece OF t,mbar
Sfa llln g on lin. *
q tys Circuit Court was enyoret,
yesterday III he Ssuitgof T.. r.. Turner
4 IrYintr Bros..s to Arecover balance
DUG for removing certain hcuses. rhe