Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-04
Miscellaneous Happenings Gonden-
sedFor VirgInIan-PiIot Readers.
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE
what h. aolBx ON in and Around
Portsmouth and sphurban Com.
mun,tes aatnorod,, sirtod ana
ToId In Few words -Tne Past, tho
Present and ,ho Future Revealed.
related and Foreshad owed.

day morning was not many only two
drunks, n trespasser and u disorderly
appearing therein. Only 81 was col
llected from the whole push.
The regular election falls on Tues
day next. Come out and vote.
The courthouse will soon receive q
coat Of paint, which will add consider
able to Its looks.
The condemned man, Tate, is now re-
ceiving spiritual advice.
Rabbits are plentiful. Three youths
went out yesterday and succeeded In
killing n dozen.
Mrs. James Jackson, Of jackson, n.
c.. who has been visiting In the city.
left for her home yesterday.
Mr.. G. Il. Harper tells those who have
lots at Primers Point, who would like
to SELL to call on him and he will buy
them all at good prices. See advertise
ment.
This Must be Indian summer--the
weather Is so warm.
There Is dangerous hole In the mid
die Of the street on Court street, be-
tween King and County streets.
A child's pin, with diamond in the
center, was picked up on High street
yesterday afternoon and was left at
this office.
Mayor Baird yes terday, in accordance
with the report of the com mlsSloners
notified the owners of the property that
the improvements must be commenced
within thirty days.
The roof OF the hotel Is being put
on, and as soon as the bids for building
the new addition are all in the contract
for same Will be awarded and work on
1t will be commenced.
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment OF Taliaferro and Long, who tell
you that you can find all the up-to,
Date shoes at their place of business.
COO Crawford street corner of London
street.
There Will be an old-fashioned barbe-
Gil. and speaking to-day Mt Pleasant
Grove district, in honor of the Hon. M.
S. Newbern
Coal jumped yesterday fron, $3.50 ia
81 J, ton. and indications are that It
Will be $3.50 by December 1st.
Miss Della Clark, who has been Wis
!''Dg friends in the city left yesterday
marnlng for her home in Wilmington,
n. c.
The funeral Of Mr.. John Z. OWNS.
who died Thursday night, will take
r'ace sunday afternoon from the resi-
dpnce No. 525 Fourth street. at 3
O'clock
Attention Is called to the advertise
TeNt Of barher-shop for sale; n bar
gain for anyone
Rev. G. Wilbur Shiplcy of Maryland,
VIII presch ut tho Prentls Place Pres
byterian Church Sunday morning and
q. Fate's Memorial. at Primers Point.
In the afternoon.
Mr. Edward Rroughton. Tillerman. Of
the Hook and Ladder Company, Is still
confined to his home cnaccount of eiclS-
moss.
Mr. John Scott OF the firm of Scott.
sons y Co., was down to the store yes
terday for the first time since he broke
his arm.
Miss Mollle Martin. Of petersh,r~
arrived In the city yesterday on visit
to her aunt, Mrs. Williams, in park
View.
Mrs. Alice Jenkins and Mrs co, w
IL. Stewart will 20 to Richmond nnx,
week to the meeting of .he C,,nd
Lodge. Daughters of tho Confedcracv.
NUMBER OF the members of tho bar
met yesterday afternoon and discussed
the question among themselves ne ~
who was best suited 10 be rnco,nmand-
cd to the Legislature for Judge of M
Hastings Court of this city. Thor ac-
ton was kept secret.
The. teachers in the Public schon,
nave been hnvinG separate letterhc'1,ls
with their names on them tnxnayn,s
having made complains abou, tho W. orS
pense, the Board last night decided IA
p discontinue the same -
interest In q Virginia League haze
Dali club, to represent this city nov4
season, us not as great as our base hi,
enthusiasts would be pleased to Gee
~. Ihere Is lots of time yet though ana
peiore The time expires base bali win
pc much In evidence.
our attention is respectfully dirccted
TINS morning to the extraordinary bor'
gains the New York clothing CON,
nany is Offering. You will nnd some
thing OF interest rs we'll as value If
what Is said there. '''"
iesleiNay morning at the county IaiI
Jonn Magette WIS arraiSned before
JUSTICE X. L. Bunting on tho charrn
8 OF breaking open case of shoes ana
stsaiihg therefrem one pair OF tbc
Vaine on ~. the property OF the Norfolk
and Caroifna Railroad. The alleged
3 . was said to have happened last
Sunday night. Magctte was dismjssad
MT. ,Gharles L. Bland defended him.
Alex Tate was visited bv tvo NH,
lSters yesterday. Rev Father 1'hos /
Brady, OF ST. Paurs Catholic Church,
End Rev, Armistcnd Of Iion's Bantisi
SaluTn, colorea, Tate Is almost CON
Mayor James II. NJ Wright Nv
Watson. G. r. Evans, and others wiz
address the voters OF Norrniis Con-,
this afternoon at O'clock n, Rcnnti,
5IleHsans Grove Distinct. hon. AZ 8
,sN,,elyhlerne. the Democratic nominee for
JIG House OF Delegates, will be- nrcs.
cat. ~ W
I ille Portsmouth Office Of tho yIr.,,-
i9il.Pllot was q very popular place in
it's"a last night, Judging from thn i'm
Srtinhse, crowds that assembled there "a
4ll.osr from the big fight at Coney
81 laiih TIE service given them was
Appreciated. vas
Y Wtnt VIC hrc9oinG.
& we aro building two houses I'm I,or,,