Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-24
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE
What :. GoinE ON In and Around
Portsmouth nnd Suburban Com.
munttes Gathored, siltod md
Told In Fow words-The Past, tho
Present and tho Futuro Revealed,
Related and Forcshadowed.

Sourt yesterday was two urQnkS ana
one disorderly.
friends Conference at the Friends
Church on Sunday at all the services.
The tent services will be continued
this week. Rev. MIR. Kendall is doing
much good.
There. was q heavy frost yesterday
morning.
To-morrow will be payday for the
employees of the navy yard.
There has been no rain yet. IT Is
badly needed.
There will be three marriages We'd
neSday afternoon--two at Monumental
and one on Dinwiddie street.
The circus did not parade yesterday,
us was expected
Mrs. Emma Buff, widow of the late
August Ruff was stricken with paraly-
Sis Saturday night. a
Some of the pork dealers have made
quite cut in the prices of pork, which
will greatly benefit the consumer.
Quite II number of Portsmouth peo-
pie went TO Richmond Sunday OH the
excursion.
Mr.. Emmett Deans calls special at
tenton to his line OF doll babies, which
he says is the largest and best in the
city, as well as the cheapest.
lady from Norfolk. who attended
services at Central Church Sunday
night. tainted and had TO be carried TO
house near by.
Officer George Hutchins arrested n
man ramed Neal, who is connected
with the circus, yesterday upon n
charge Of stealing gold watch from
MIR. Edward Johnson about twelve
months ago.
officer Harry Hall arrested n man at
the circus yesterday for carrying n
Pistol
Mr.. Thad W. Williams, machnist on
The u. S. S. Panther. arrived in the city
yesterday from League Island. Phila
dclphia, Pa, to visit relatives. 'rhad's
looking well. and was cordially greeted
by his friends.
Mary Baxter. a colorcd woman
charged in the County Court yesterday
with tho murder of her infant child,
was acquitted.
This evening have an oyster supper
from I to 10 O'clock at the residence
OF Mr., Robert Cntherell corner of
Washington and Glasgow streets.
Miss Maude Crcekmur, who recently
underwent n surgical operation at the
Norfolk Protestant Hospital. is recov-
ering rapidly.
Mr. Charles p sapp. of the Raleigh
News and Observer. passed through
Portsmouth this morning en- route TO
Kentucky. Mr.. Sapp will follow the
campaign in that State in the interest
or the paper he represents.
The remains of Mrs. Julia Il. Fair
cloth. who died at 516 Clifford street
Sunday. were forwarded yesterday to
1ora nklin, Va, for intermcnt.
Mr.. Leon Hall and bride returned last
night from Atlanta. and are living at
the brides parents. on Clifford street
The Episcopallans at Port Norfolk
are DESTROYS of having church of their
own, and to that end will have meet
Ing at Mrs. Standards, on the corner
of Lucas strickland Water Front ave
nue.. Thursday afternoon of this week
at 3 o'clock.
Master Johnnie Wakefield has re-
turned from Suffolk. where he has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Alline Patrick.
The ladies of the Port Norfolk Meth
odlst Church will serve supper AT Mir.
Eggleston's drug store this Cruesday)
evening from $3.50 TO 1890 The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to church needs.
The w. G. Il. will meet this afternoon
at o'clock with Mrs. r. J. Saunders
b24 County street
The Seaboard Real Estate Co. 2l4
High street, will get home for you on
easy payments. See what they saw this
morning.
Young Peoples Benevolent Union will
hold a meeting at the South Street
Baptist Church. DR.. Garrett will de-
liver an address and quartetto will
zurnhsh music for the occasion tonight.
MIR. Leon Hall and bride returned yes
terday drom q tour Of the SolIthern
cities.
Portsmouth CotilIon Club will give
enc tirst german of the season tonight
MT Kirn Hall.
Al Temperance Hall tonight Circle
Mo- l, Owens Memorial Church Mrs
M. A.. Taylor president, will give n
conundrum supper for the benefit of the
church. A large crowd is exnectoT
Good music will be present.
Third Assistant Chief Engineer Geo
s. Bell yesterday received from the
manufacturers at Cincinnati the blue
fatigue caps for the membership OF tho
portsmouth hook and ladder company
The style of cap was adopted nj The
last meeting OF the company.
Miss Carrie Mccoy will give her
night next at Pythian Castle from
to o'clock
The musicale at Mrs. Iowle,ts, on
North Court street, this evening will
be well worth attending, and MS It is for
the benefit Of q church. it will doubtless
be a success. Vocal music of high
order by our first soprano and Norfolk's
contralto and recitation by good elo-
cutionists. Don't fail to go.
The ferry steamer City OF Ports
mouth will be off the line for about a
month.
AHotner 1ncorr1S1Dle youth was sent
to the Reformatory at Laurel yester-
day. Portsmouth is well REPRESENTED
there.
Officer James BrouEhton Yesterday
arrested a white man on the charge of
embezZling $50. the property of Mr..
JOHN B. Robertson.
Two white DRINKS were accommodate
I'D with the soft sides OF benches in the
station house cells last night.
wv Walter Cotton, the condmned muir
derer OF Mr.. Charles Wyatt, Is show
Ing an ugly temper. He as not at all