Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-07
LOCAL. NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS TH
LATEST NAVAL NEWS.

s. iAAfh GSl NAVAL ME w D. II
Lieutenant c. a. Brand, ordered to
ford 81 D 500 ST5sl5 ! 81
FEieutenant n II. BrnmDy, and Lieu
ssenant II. H. Caldwell. detached from
,he olympia and ordered to continue on
Adiniral Dewey's staff.
Lieutenant j. B. Bernadou, detached
rom the Indiana and ordered to the
Marietta 6
Lieutenant E Lloyd, detached from
diana.
Lieutenant P. symington, ordered to
Lieutenant II. g. poundstone. de-
tached from the Prairie and ordered In
charge OF the naval exhibit at the Paris
Exhibition.
Assistant Paymaster C. j. Cleborne,
ordered TO the Richmond
Lieutenant G.. 3. Britain granted
sick leave for one month.
Lieutenant " S. Nelson. detached
from the Olympia and placed on wait
Ensign j. Il. Walker, detached from
the torpedo station and ordered to the
Lancaster,
These officers have been promoted:
Lieutenants j. III. Dayton. c. y. McVay,
II. S. Hitter and Lieutenant Comman-
der r. Henderson.
Naval Cadets II. NJ Gleason ana G..
a. Bisset, ordered TO Glasgow for Il
course of study.
Second Lieutenant p Williams, APP
Eointed in the marine corps.
Lieutenant W. y. McDougall, detach-
ed from the Lancaster and ordered TO
the Ainphitrite.
Lieutenant j.. c. Bertolettc detached
rom the Amphitritc and ordered 10 the
Enterprise.
Lieutenant p. II. Brown, detached
from the Wabash and ordered to the
torpedo station
Naval Cadet j. f. Bailey. ordered to
special course of instruction at Glas-
gov.
Lieutenant a. NJ. Bcccher. detached
from Cramps and ordered to the Eagle.
Lieutenant J. Strauss, detached from
the Lancaster and ordered to the AM
Dh1trite.
Lieutenant j. II. Dayton. detached
from the AriphiLrite and ordered to the
Lancaster.
The following changes to the Asiatic
station have been made:
Lieutenant G. II. Vosclgesang, de-
,ached from the Celtic and ordered
home.
lieutenant L. II. Everhart detached
from tho Charleston and ordered to
9okohamn for treatment.
Cadet J. ". Greensladc, transferred
from the Monterey to the Concord
Cadet J. a. schohcld, transferred
from the Monterey to the Charleston
ANNUAL HOLINESS CONVENTION.
The first annual holiness convention,
under the auspices of the Friends
Church. Portsmouth, will begin October
-. 1899, and continue eleven days. Rev.
joseph psmpSter, the converted Cath
clio ana author of the book, From
Rcmanem to Penteccst" will he one of
the prominent speakers. Rev John
Pennington, ono of the foremost lead
ers IN the INA tional Holiness" move
ment, Judith G. johnson. Phoebe j..
Hall and number of other ministers
Will be in attendance
Rev. John Pennington will devote
some time TO the history OF the Friends
Church ana it's place in the religious
world.
Persons from a distance will be en-
.erta'ncd at a small cost-ministers
iree. This convention will open with
a PcntecoStal bread-breaking, showing
the oneness of the Spirit baptised
church-the prayer of'Jesus, John 17.17-
y being fulfilled.
y cordial welcome is extended to all.
reasons wishing TO attend will please
communicate with Rev. ]. Frank Hall.
1922 Green street, Portsmouth, Va.
DAUGHTERS. OF .CONFEDERACY.
meeting of Portsmouth Chapter,
Daughters of the Confederacy, was held
''t 1917 iiiolil At lIlc ItSiutUCt Ol Tie
president, Mrs. Al.cc II. jenkins. in
North street. Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs.
VIM Fl. Stewart were elected Delegates
and Mrs. r. G.. Crump and Miss I,cr-
rctta Toomer alternntes to the State
convention of the Daughters of the
Confcdcracy, which meets here on the
oath.
me following program for the con-
Vention has been arranged:
business meeting, 10 n. M, |25th, at
Confederate Hail.
excursion around harbOr Mt II o'clock
tt:sss TT p. M -y1ir---
rate Hall.
Reception ut residence Of Mrs. John
=. Nshton, on Middle street, from 10
IL O'Clock y. M
business meeting Mt 10 O'Clock n. m.
Conlederate Hall. October 26.
Aeiourn sine die u o'clock In.
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