Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-09
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Readers IEl y
! MoVEM TENTS OF PEOPLE
swhnt is G o Ing ON In and Around
q Porismouih ana suburban co. SONS
n,nnites tiathored, sifted mud md
Toid ln5 Few Woris-The Fast, th tho
pres cnt ana tho Future Revealed,
M. HseI d ted and r'oroshadowci.

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& sS3 RELATED, and roroshad owesi.
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Miss Margaret Carney, grand-d augn-
Yer Of Mrs. j. NJ Kingman, who mas
< been spending a month ut the Green
+ biar White, has returned nome.
There came near being q lively fire
yesterday morning. About Q CLOCK
lamp exploded on the corner OF county
and Chestnut street, which set ire ~
the carpet. Fortunately the genItlteli,ai !,
of the house had presence Oh Hihu
enough to throw the lamp out the Win
dow and then beat the fire out.
81 See advertisement in this issue OF the
residence, 725 Bart street, for sale.
Easy terms. See what they are.
Mrs. w. w. Lewis, Of 431 King street,
continues, quite Ill.
A white man while at work building
some barges for the S. a. L. on the old
Nicely dock, got 4 bad cut on the wrist.
He was attended by Or. A. a. Bllisoly.
The county teachers Institute which
has been In progress during the week
in Prentis Place, closed yesterday al
ternoon. 10Y
d The sunday school childxcn of Port
Norfolk Methodist Church had pic
mic yesterday.
- Mr.. Codd's little son, who had his
head badly cut by being thrown by a
horse, was suffering considerable yes
terday from soreness
Miss Jennie Williamson, of BALTIMORE,
& who has been visiting friends In the
city, returned to her home last night.
The Misses Ida. Ada and Belle Pru-
den, who have been visiting at Schell.
Va, for the past two weeks, have re-
turned TO their home in Norfolk coun-
ty.
Mr.. James Il. Bowen, of Park View,
who was called to Jackson. N. c., on
account or an accident TO his father,
that his father will recover.
Mr.sChas. Bromley, OF Atlantic City,
N. j., Is In the city on 4 visit to his
brother.
Yesterday came near being as hot as
. any of le predecessors. The thermom-
eterl climbed well up.
An excursion train of eleven cars
came iii yesterday over the S. A. l..
from up,th Tar River road. All the
coaches were well filled.
Miss Medorn Wilkins, of Suffolk, Is
visiting Mr.. VIC. Gleason's family OH
Linden avenue. Park View. s
Monumer tai Church, Rev. L. B. Bet
ty, notwithstanding tomorrow at IL
n. m. Subject: THE Divine Injunc-
tlon With Respect to the Maintenance
of the Church." p. m. subject: THE
z Prayers of Two Men Contrnsted.'
,t Miss 12unice Hines, OF Southampton
county, who has been visiting friends
3 In the city. WIFI return to her home to-
day.
There is no, rain IN sight yet. The
farmers are praying for 1t to come.
The Interstate shooting match
wound up yesterday afternoon at Co
lumbia Park, ind three from out of the
city left for their homes last night.
The Chambers boys returned home
yesterday morning. They are loud in
their praise of the treatment they re-
ceived from the York people.
Ella Washington colored, alunatic,
was sent to jail yesterday afternoon by
Justice c. c. Peed to await the action
OF commission of lunacy.
An infants shoe was lost on High
street last night. The finder will PLEASE
return to this Office.
The alarm from box IA last night was
caused by the smoke which arose from
a small fire which had been started in
a dwelling on Fifth street to smoke out
mosquitoes.
Mr. Alvah II. Martin has returned
from the mountains.
Mrs. Chas. Il. Skeeter and her sister,
Miss Powell returned yesterday from
Nansemond county, where they have
peeIi speHuinB some liItle. iHey were
accompanied home by Miss Brinkley, of
that county.
Mr.. Chas. Birding, Il guard from the
renitentiary. arrived here last night
from Richmond. He will leave again
this afternoon with seven prisoners
from Norfolk-one white man and six
colored.
There will be game Of ball this af-
ternoon at Columbia Park between the
Ding Bats and All Americans. Game
called at A p. m.
Mrs S. L. Holiday, after q pleasant
visit of two months with her sister,
Mrs. NJ. A. Pablo and friends, left last
evening by the Bay Line boat for Cam
Gen, n. J.. to visit her sons. John and
George Holiday.