Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-12
] MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE
.Whn, 10 Going on IN and Around
s 70 rt.,n ou,h ana suburban Cons
.sS niunites Gathered. slfted and
Toid In Few words rho Past. tho
Present ana tho Fu.ure I.evenlod.
related nnd Foreshsdowed.

~ who have failed 10 renew lHeHi oie
subject to the penalty OF the law for
doing business without q license.
warrant was issued yesterday for
X q colored man named Jasper, who was
charged with breaking into a house at
No. s33 Clifford street and beating
woman who lives there. He will have
hearing Monday.
L Yesterday morning a negro walked
Y past Mr.. Joseph Bourke's grocery
4 store, corner of King and Crawford
streets A large ham was hanging
out in front of the store. Mr.. Nig's
lingering eyes foil on 1t and he quickly
appropriated 1t to his own use and
2 made good his escape
81 The people Of Portsmouth will hate
=; to see Rev. Mr. Proctor leave here, but
under the law he will have to go his
four years term having expired.
Some of the cars on the Portsmouth
street railway have had window
sashes put in front of them for vesti-
4 bules 70 comply with the law.
y All the delegates 10 the Methodist
conference will leave here Tuesday for
Petersburg.
Mr. AIontley, superintendent of the
Portsmouth street railroad, is in Phila-
dclphia on business for the road.
This office was honored yesterday by
social call from Mr.. w w. Screens.
OF Montgomery, Ala This gentleman is
Dr0tner OIL MT. Ii. ICicSiio, vi lAiG
I Hotel Madison, and Is very prominent
In his city and State, being now and
for thirty-nve years past the editor-in-
chief Of the Montgomery Advertiser,
one of the best-known of the Alabama
newspapers.
A salute OF eleven minute guns was
fired at the navy yard yesterday on
account of the death of Commodore
George II. Perkins, retired. All flags
in the yard and on naval vessels were
at half mast.
Major Samuel Goodloe, OF Charles
ton. S. c., was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mabel Warden, who has re-
Gently made this her home and who
resides ON Washington street. is quite
Il sick.
The Salvation Army, with q band.
b w,s out on High street last night and
had quite crowd to listen to the SER
vices.
Mr.. John II. Hume. president Of the
Peoples Bank was considered serious
~ Ill yesterday.
Tate seems to have taken on new
life since he received the news that
there was some prospect OF his haV-
irg his sentence committed to impris-
onment in the penitcntiary.
l3 Miss Esse burlington, daughter of
Captain William burlington, left last
evening for Baltimore. where she will
spcid a month with relatives.
Miss Susie Culpepper left last night
for Albany. n. Y, which place she will
make her home. with her aunt.
The funeral Of Miss Emily c. Nclms
Will lake place this afternoon Mt 3
O'clock from the residence of Mr.. John
Fl. Hall, No. 500 Washington street.
ne Miss George Aifriend. OF King and
Queen county, is in The city on a visit
TO friends.
Mrs. Charles Ewell, Of 63l Bart street.
is confined to her bed by sickness.
Mr.. Sydney Arthur. of Boston. Mass.
was in the city yesterday. Hc Is en-
X route to Grand Rapids, N. c.. to put
mp Conlss engine for n large mill
there
Mrs. ]. c. Smith, Of Newton, N. c..
Is visiting the family of Captain T. w.
Whisnant, on North Crawford street.
Fifty laborers and II number OF caulk-
ers were discharged last night from the
yard
Ellis Boykin. colored was committed
to the county jail yesterday by Justice
Hawks for examination on O charge of
stealing $50.
To-day the conference year ends in
1.-The Methodist Churches and the min
listers VIII leave for Petersburg Tues
ony 70 attend the opening OF the con-
y ference In that city Wednesday.
eN &C HaS y ct Ucen IlXeu lot ClOS-
M iEg the Catholic fair, that has been in
{: successful operation since the 1st of
81 the month, and 1t will be continued
through next week.
Mr.. John Gallagher, the well known
Ri ia ilor, who fell down at his home FRI
81 day and broke his hip, was reported
SSsS 81 night as doing we'll Mr.. Gala
eners friends sympathlze with him in
his suffering.
49,. Mr. arnas r Rr,,,n,, 1865,
AL forwarding agent OF the Norfolk and
81 va i'oiina railroad; says that the Virgin
s% IA -filot was very much In error yes
EF3 Ierday when 1t said that the fire re-
ssg ported at Primers Point occurred In
.. D one one Oh the Norfolk and Carolina ware
sa n e, The information came to this
~ .a'Ie,, .oni raiiroad clerk employed
~ See what Goodman h,e 20 s,u, q, ..
.ss days issue about the manv barraine
seE st his store
No. ~, outh beat Williamsburg YES
ls ~ tootball In the latter city by
'ss e score OF to 0. Those who saw II
Il sss &c ySit was beautiful game.
e y me Methodist preachers will Iea va
tslI I.etersDurg Tuesday afternoon
d s.., ~ tp'.o%as iay Delegates will also SO
q 0sla John w. H. Porter ~ tbis H..
Lee l3ritt.of Suffolk ana r, r, Wa sIss
ssSofs Franklin, ''"u J. Y. vaughn
well e. known resident OF prentis
ssea etl hel. lost or had his pocketbooe
ssn ts,i,,ing $50 taken out Of h,s n lH
sta gtsn p, In the hucksters' market
i = "; pc paid ifit is returned
~. as st i5ssnla nj. Pilot ONCE.
81, ~ ~ sters are being cnt for
III q, ~ hf Monumental NJ.
fSll % Ike the place or the
SpaSnd en- mes thu { tlre II " 'iie
,s 2 sTess e,onn,ttes wi iiYN ren,ovc