Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-09
INSTALLATIONS !sHappenings' condenI-
u sedForV irginiaa- ilGtiReaders.
me-, d ovEM !I::!,I: OF PEOPLE
what IL G ding ON IN and Around
& SI.orl nn,onth ana 9 Suburban Cons
munites Gathered, sifted and
4 old ia Pew Words Tho Pasi. The
s95 Present and the Future RoveaIed,.
K.,ni ed and Forosiindowed.

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IA white man was before Mayor Baird
yesterday, charged with secreting an
other mans child. The case not being
9 proven, he was discharged.
a white imam named Hewlett, who
lives in Park View, was fined 81 yes
s terday for allowing his horse to run at
i large and doing much damage.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John Patrick, who have
been living in Suffolk for some time,
8 have removed back to their old home
4 in this city.
L The Portsmouth street railroad are
making preparations to put vestibules
8 on their cars before December list to
Z comply with the law.
i! a white man from Berkeley was sent
to the county jail yesterday for thirty
q days for beating his wife,. Il
$50 There Will be a match social'' for.
i the benefit. of the Young Peoples Aid
u Society of the Fourth Street Baptist
4. Church at the residence of Mrs. P. H.
& Phillips, No. 1923 Harrison street, Fri
s day night at S o'clock.
The many friends OF State Senator
I Boykin in this city were sorry to learn
of his defeat.
The coal dealers are all busy now.
4 The demand Is great for fear that there
will be another advance before cold
weather sets in.
There will be three marriages to-day
two at Monumental and one at the
BRIDES residence
s1 The delegates to the Methodist Con-
3 ference will leave here for Petersburg
on Tuesday afternoon next.
Attention Is called to the advertise
4 ment of Noah's ArlS.iin which they tell
you that everything In their store must
Sgo. as they are going out of business,
and In order to dispose of their i'm
Z! mense stock everything has been re-
duced per cent See ad.
Il One of the Sutherland Sisters, who
are at J. 2. sCarr's drug store, has hair
G seven feet long and thick in proportion.
tits well worth seeing.
Mrs. Matte Miller Hodges has re-
& turned from Baltimore, where she has
!. been: living, and Is stopping ut Samuel
Hodges, on Green street.
Miss Jennie Etheredge. one of the
teachers in the Second District School,
8 was confined to her home yesterday on
account of sickness, Her, place was
filled by a substitute
The children of the Sunday school Of
the Court Street Baptist Church will
tender q reception in the lecture room
on next Friday night to the members
of the church. s,igi
The improvements on Washington
street are progressing in q most salts
Z factory manner. The sidewalk will be
raised fifteen inches at the corner OF
Washington and High streets.
Atlantic Company No. will ceIe-
brate Its twenty-five birthday Deem
Der 6th "A banquet will be spread and
I Mr. II. Q. Pearson will furnish 1t.
Judge La r. Watts general counsel
D of the Seaboard Air Ldne, and Mr.. j.
n. Sharp, Its treasurer, are away from
the city attending stockholders meet
ings of the Carolina Central, Raleigh
and Castor and Georgia, Carolina and
Northern roads.
The delegates to the United $Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy will leave for
Richmond this morning The conven-
J ton. conyenes to-day.
d Miss Annie Barlow, treasurer of the
nurse fund, has received $40 from the
Z City Council. the amount OF Its con-
tributlon for three months to the
Kings Daughters Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Higginbotham
had the misfortune yesterday to lose
by death their 6-year- old daughter.
3 Bertha Ellnora, after very short III
ness The death OF the child occurred
Yesterday afternoon in Oak Grove
\ Cemetery at 4 o'clock. Diphtheria was
! the cause of death.
Rev. j. w. Mitchell, assisted by Rev.
s DIR. "A. q. Owen, conducted the funeral
K services of Davis Stroud Tuesday aft
y ernoon.
The Hastings Court (November term)
begins to-day with a grand jury.
Police Officer James Broughton is
Z conIned to his residence from sickness.
SS, T, ne Independent Fire Company and
me portsmouth Hook and Ladder Com
a pany carried a large number Of the
n C Do, H. -
LJattie taorence May Macarthur died
NJ yesterday 1.-THE residence Of her nar-
4 ; EMS. NO. 500 Sixth street. The funeral
VIII take Place this afternoon at 8
IS @ CLOCK from the residence.
4, "a gin ein o. the Salvation Army con-
q i uuc.sus services in the city yesterday
q ht# N, corner OF High and Crawford
81 streets. = go =
i, 4. u ~ g commissioners of Election for
b the q, nclty and county will meet today
Il ut ~ o'clock TO canvass the votes cast
% In yesterdays election.
sS S&s Mrs w. II. Stewart Mr., A,,.a -
Jenkins, Mrs. r.. 10. Crn,,,, .. aice e,! H.
v Crump. Delegates to the Ms ,,nna, Go .r
I, wen ton United Daughters ne tho Con
+ federacy. left yesterday mornin, fnr
& Richmond. e ~
Captain Alfred D. Niggerson, Of To-
4 ronto Canada, a large lumber NOR
y chant, was In the city yesterday
Justice Charles w. Rustic e. Vs.,
I! much ndisposed. He Is SUFFERING from
y the effects OF an attack of rhenma.
& 8ism. 81,
81, The rain last night kept people Off
y ne streets, hence news items were
Il Scarce. {1
.sss The Sshanb ers Fire Company will at.
aends the fair to9nigh and will be es-
81 Ported e,I1.e BY tho Naval Pos I Band.
50 mud ne