Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-10
miscellaneous il ]. Happenings Conden-
sed For vlliglnlan- Pilot Readers,
/: MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE.
What q. Goins ON I'm and Around
Port.n. on,h mud Suburban Cons
s;s: MINUTES anticrod, sifted mud
= old In Few Words Tho Past, ihe
Present and The Future Revealed.
NJ 7. Kelntcd nnd Eorcshndowed.

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4 The Board of Health met at the Coun-
q Gil Chamber last night, but did nothing
& Of unusual Importance, only business OF
( routine nature claiming the attention
81 of the mem bers.
The meeting al the Park View Bap-
f4tist Church last night was very In
$tterestlng one. The Rev. Mr.. Hines con-
ii Quoted the services. Several stood up
& for prayers for themselves and friends.
Two gentlemen are wanted to board
Il in private family. See ad.
M Henry Potts, William Ford and Sam
n Fitzgerald were locked UP yesterday at
ternoon in the. county jail for stealing
:. wire from the Port Norfolk railroad.
"A reward is offered for lost setter
st dog II returned as directed.
45s a Japanese tea Will be held in the
& Odd Fellows building on Middle street.
Friday evening, October 18th, from to
10 o'clock, for the benefit of the Junior
4 Guild of ST. Johns Church.
There Will be a meeting Of the La
4 dies Auxiliary Society of the Y. NJ. c.
Z A.tthis afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Hodges have
q ISSUED Invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Alice Louise Bates, to
E Mr.. Logan Thomas Adams, "Wednesday
b afternoon. October 18th, at Monument
Y tai M. e. Church.
Mr.. j. NJ. Davis, formerly with ~. ].
n -EHllilpS, pegs -letpe 10 INFORM Ills
Z friends that he has connected himself
= with c. =. Jenkins, under the Monti-
4 cello Hotel.
Mr.. Virginius Cassell, the civil engi-
I neer appointed to assist City Surveyor
Bascom Sykes, began. a survey of the
city yes terday.
The w. G. T. U. will hold their reg
ular nOontlde prayer meeting at the Y.
\ II. c. A. to-day.
The polls will be opened tomorrow
Z at sunrise and will not close until z
O'clock at night.
A revival was begun at Park View
Baptist Church Sunday night Rev. w.
p. Hines, the pastor, conducting the
B services.
"a Mr.. Charles White, the well known
High street restauranteur, is confined
Is to his rooms by an attack of rheunla-
4 tism.
Mr.. John w. Cox, the we'll known
trucker, who received a stroke of pa.
ralysis last Friday which affects his
right side, was reported slightly i'm
proved last night.
THE Musical Association Will tender
a reception In the lecture room of the
First Presbyterian Church Thursday
evening, October 18th. at p. nj. A COR
dial welcome to all members and
3 friends Is extended.
Unfurnished rooms in private fam
i lily are wanted. See nd.
Mr.. A. B. Uzzel who has been with
Mr.. A. j. Phillips for n long time as
chief clerk, left for his home in Rad
}eigh, N. c., last night.
Al A seven room house is offered for
rent in another column. 1t is splenddly
located and In q fine nelghborhood
MIR. Charles l.. Daughtrey has been
appointed Inspector of paving material
for the Fifth Ward The Improvement
= Board mflQp the lnDOintOoont
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Riley lost by
n death at their home. No. 224 Lincoln |
street, Saturday night at 1880 p. M
their son, James T., aged 5 years and
10 months. The funeral took place
from the residence yesterday afternoon
lat O'clock. Rev Father w. B. Han
!; ley ofliciated. Interment in Oak Grove
) Cemetery.
Attention Is called to adj Of Taliferro
q: Long, In which they tell you that
3lney nave the incest and largest stock
Of shoes in the city See ad
asIhe Democratic primary to nominate |
a candidate for the Legislature will be |
S5held Tomorrow. All Democrats should |
turn out and vote for their choice of
- me three candidates.
Henry Roam, a negro who Is wanted
IN Newport News for knocking a DO |
liceman down, Is In the county iau |
Z here waiting for the authorities to send
for him. |
NJ ne BOARD OF Governors of the Ports |
mouth CotilNon Club held a meeting on
\ Saturday night and arranged to omen
me german season on Tuesday night, |
IS October a.
MI Draughtsman A. ]. Lancaster 70.
/ ported for duty in the construction de-
. partment Of the Yard yesterday.
The Hastings Court was enroroa
! yesterday in the suit of Rilisoly ys
Jones. ''
a The Norfolk County Court will con-
sNene next Monday, II will be a grand
: jury term.
!, The missionary meeting at Wright
2 tended Sunday afternoon
~. :, a Z meeting OF the congregation of
the south Street baptist Church, held
g sunday, 1T was decided to make
\ strenuous effort TO clear the church of
rs indebtedness.
The employees Of the Navy-yard will
pc paid to-day for the last half of
Z September
The men at the S. A. l.. shops were
I. paid aid Yesterday for September.
TIC Holiness Conference begins this
week al .he Friends Church. IT vii,
p be in session for over a week.
s9s Mrs. NJ a. Moore and Mrs. r. I
81 Saunders who have been In attend.
I; ances rs delegates to the Woman's
;%,Cnristian Temperance Union Convcn.
,. ttcn, ~ Washington. D. c., returned
v home Sunday, i
S3ss5 The 1fard of Supervisors will hold
" tier regular monthly meeting to-day.
49, lllnGayaSYas q regular Spring day.
Il he rorchf in front OF Hotel Ports
" isiciit o. which has stood there for many
s y (, re 4 has al been torn
81 IS ,,,s,t'aY afternoon Il horse that was
Y to al surry In which three
Atts&e N,llg men were seated, ran. away on
q IA lr,rtsoyY& Street and threw sthniil out
III sscg5s.'tS q. None of them were hurt,
for b;ll,ses ard 5so,lad clothing.
syAyClIn ,ANsc coy tmDod y his, flight until