Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
I'm AND AROUND PORTSMOUTH
Gathered on the stroets, Mt tho Hotels, in
Counting Rooms and Elsewhere. and
Put in Abbreviated Form for tho Edia-
cation of Readers of tho virsInian-Pilot
The Movements of People Snap
Shots at Events in Which tho Public is
Interested.

OF the Fifth Wards charming young
ladies to the altar at the Presbyterian
Church Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society of Park View
Baptist Church will give an oyster sup
per Thursday night, October 18th.
a piano is offered for sale. See adj.
a petition is being circulated for sig
natures asking the Council and Super
Nisors to take immediate steps to COM
pei the ferry lesSees 10 run a regular
schedule
All persons that are not registered
and who fail to register next Saturday
VIII not be entitled to vote Mt the cleo
ton November 9Th.
"A wagon loaded with vegetables turn
ed over yesterday and scattered things
in every direction.
The beautiful weather we are having
IS very advantageous to the truckers.
The meeting ut Central Church will
be continued all this week and longer
If the interest justifies 1t.
There will be a concert at Columbia
Park this afternoon.
Thursday will be pay day at the navy
yard.
The building committee of the Y. NJ
G. A. expect to have the roof of the
new building on by November LIST. Then
it will take about sixty days to finish
up.
The Portsmouth Rifle Company is
getting things ready for fair, wnlch
they expect to hold some time next
month.
Miss Anna johnson, one of the Second
District public school teachers. who
was SO dangerously i'll, is little bet
ter.
Fish are biting beautifully at Port
Norfolk. Quite number go angling
for them every day.
a large party of young men left last
night on n schooner for Back river.
They Will fish to-day and return Mon
day in time for work.
Second District High School, has been
confined TO his home for several days.
A small row boat with three youths
in it turned over in Hoagland's dock
yesterday. One of the boys narrowly
escaped death by drowning.
r S. Brooks advertises several houses
for mt.
Mr. w. ]. Richardson. of Park View,
left last night for Washington to be
present at the marriage of his sister,
Fannie. which will take place Monday
afternoon.
Miss Hettie Miller, of Manchester,
Va, is in the city.
Attention is called to ad. of w. ].
Richardson, in which he asks you to
call on him.
Attention is called to the ad of the
Brandt Co., in which they tell you how
cheap you Fan get a suit made to or
der.
Miss Sallic Morecock has returned to
her home in Park View, after a very
pleasant visit in Kempsville, accom-
panied by Miss Martha Sutton.
Your attention is called to Emmett
Deanes' ad. in another column.
Dressed turkeys were offered for sale
In the market yesterday for the first
time this season.
TIL case of M. Isentott, charged with
doing a pawn brokers' business with
out license. was called in the mayors
court yesterday and was continued I'M
til Wednesday.
Miss Julia White returned yesterday
from Newport News. where she had
been spending several days.
Dr. Binedwald, while driving across
Middle street yesterday afternoon, was
run into by one of the Port Norfol1
electric cars damaging his buggy
somewhat. but fortunately the Doctor
himself was not hurt.
Constable Hutchinson. Of the county,
arrested William Rogers colored,
Friday night at Port Norfolk for hav-
ing q New York, Philadelphia and Nor
folk lantern in his possession.
Three rooms at SOC Middle street are
advertised for rent
~. Josiah Elliott. charged with disorder
ly conduct, was the only offender tried
before Mayor Baird yesterday morning.
Elliott was assessed fine Of So.
George Mann recently Indicted by the
grand jury on charge Of housebreak-
ing, was lodged in the county jail yes
terday to await trial. After his prelim-
mary hearing Mann jumped his bail.
He was arrested the other day in Eden
ton. N. G.
The Western Branch Democratic
Club have raised campaign banner
ut South and Film streets.
Mrs. w. S. Morton Is critically i'll Mt
her home in Rivervicw avenue. Park
Y View.
The voting precinct of the Third
store to sos Green street.
Mr.. Samuel u. Locke of No. 6l9
Green street, is suffering from the effect
of a severe shaking up, the result OF n
bicycle accident Friday night. While
: returning from work at the S. A. T..
shops Mr.. Locke collded with a cart
and received hard fall. He was as
sisted to his home, where he was at
tended by DR.. Parrish.
Mr.. Frank l.. Portlock qualified in tho
County Court yesterday as notary
pubic.
Mr.. L: s. Allen, general passenger
is reported as better.
Mrs. Harry Bailey OF New York, ar
lived in the city yesterday from New
York. she is the guest Of Mr.. and
airs. G. I. Durham Of County street.
Isl Air., George Lee manager of the new
4 Ford Hotel In Richmond, was in the
10y Yesterday with his wife He will
Ns3'fns.n home to-day
;ilic Gayest Man an is spoken
~ one or the mos Mar plays or
sABa stage. 1t has drar 'wds where
"a ii has been pres
4 lady would like Is q situa-
n.
plain gold ring tia aa lost, is
siyertised for.
rho ladies OF the Benevolent Chris
sNn Union are requested to meet al
ne residence of the president. 134 South
IS ireet, Monday afternoon. at o'clock