Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-18
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miscellaneous ,|s;l 9 Happenings Conden-
sedFo 1 virginian-pilot Readers.
~ NC MOVEMENTS or PEOPLE
What What (, Going On in and Around
81 Portsmouth ana Suburban Com.
s,S n,ut,ttes Gn.hcred, sifted and
sIs Told I'm Few Words-'The past, the
49, Prese nj and the FIXTURE Revcnled.
Related ana Foreshndowod.

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iS Charlie Trent, who is employed at
4 The Union Bakery. had his hand badly
4 mashed while at work early this morn
Il ing
The Friends Convention will begin to-
y morrow.
Mrs. Robert Moreland Is critically i'll
at her residence on Washington street.
Miss Nellie Flower of New York, is
1 in the city on a visit.
Mr.. John c. Niemeycr sold ut auction
4 yesterday a house and lot on Crawford
Il street, for L.. c. Phillips TO C. L.. Tuttle,
Y for $4,000.
VIM. johnson, the negro who was shot
D by Waterman Walton at Primers
Point. has been sent to Jail for 80
Il days. He Is getting we'll of the wound
Il quite rapidly.
a pension was granted yesterday to
Mrs. Mary Flahcrty, of this city.
George Winslow, colored. was sent
on to the County Court yesterday for
breaking into Mr.. Thomas Johnson's
4 store at Deep Creek.
Mr., Charles White, the well-known
Z festauranter, continues quite sick
Colonel r. I. Boykin, Of Isle of
dwight, was in the city yesterday. He
( says he will win his fight against MIR.
Shands for the State Senate.
Anthony Howard, colorcd, will he
+ tried In the County Court to-day for
burning The store-house of Ransom
lsppes on the night of June 10th last
waiter Cotton Keeps mum and sullcn.
Jic docs not seem inclined TO make
y friends with any one.
III The big steel glrders to he used in
the improvements TO be made on the
Hotel Portsmouth arrived yesterday.
our sportsmen are cleaning mp their
hunting paraphernalia preparatory to
the season now about to open.
f Everything bids fair for gay social
8 season In Portsmouth.
s# Washington street residents are much
& pleased ut the. new sewer which is be-
Ing laid oil that street. II will obviate
the disagrceable features so apparent
+ recently around and about that section
north of High street.
Manager Fred Gerke and Captain
+ George Parrish are making every ef-
Tort to have Il game OF football next
Saturday afternoon ut Columbia Park.
Wednesday night services tonight at
the Protestant Churches.
Mrs. Ship and her company are
faithfully rehearsing the new opera
soon to be produced>
Lieutenant Claud Burns, recently
elected by Grimes Battery will shortly
I go to Richmond to stand his eSamina-
lion for The position for which he has
been chosen.
Ten cents week gets the Virginian-
pilot left at your door regularly and
carly every morning. It's circulation
and news service is uneXcelled
interest,", in the coming spring election
is manifest There arc no less than
IL candidates for the position of Keeper
of the Cemeteries, and from one to six
for the other different places to be
voted for next April
Mrs. Jacob Lewis is very sick a her
home on Washington street.
There is ma ii at this Office for II. II.
Z H. y. b." g." and r." Please
call and get same.
Last night. about o'clock, n gentle
man and lady were riding down South
street in buggy. When they reached
the corner of South and Green streets
= HI l,,eeii sbs+itt ai+e old r.n
directly in front OF the horse, and but
Tor the gentleman throwing the horse
down the child would have been in
stantly killed
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Cassell lost by
death last night at their residence on
London street. their infant daughter,
Meta. The little one had only been
Sick few days.
drawing large crowds TO the tent meet
Ing on High street.
81 The entertainment that was given nv
the ladies connected with the Prcsby-
1erian Church last night was a de-
elded success.
The streets looked deserted last night.
There was but few people on the street.
The visit to this section of the Legis-
]ature of the State Of Delaware, post
gponed from last summer for various
reasons, Is now about to be made. and
the members of that body and friends
K are expected in the city 10 visit the
s navy yard to-day.
Mr.. John fl. Gayle. Jr, of this city.
and Miss Clements daughter of former
POSTMASTER James II. Clements. of this
city. were married In Washington ID
c. recently.
Mr. Richard Cox, a well-known West
y ern Branch farmer. left yesterday AFT
+ ernoon for California, where hc vii,
| health. ''''''h ms
~ Attention is called to the advertise
4 ment of Cabinet Maker wanted
A negro man attempted to stea, /,
4 ham from a grocery store IN town Iaet
night, and was caught in the act hut
IL ne succeeded in getting off.
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