Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-30

portation Company.
Some one entered Mr.. Charles T.
Denham's restaurant on High street
on Thursday and stole about $50 in
money. Suspicion points to u certain
party.
The Portsmouth and Norfolk teams
will cross bats in this city to-day. The
boys should be greeted with 4 good at
tendance.
A party of young ladies are arrang
ing to go into camp for a week at
Ocean View. They Will be chapcroned
by some married ladies.
Cabbages of large size sold for cent
piece yesterday in the market. y
farmer said that he had quantities of
them in his field that he would glad
ly dispose of at 75 cents a hundred.
The Board of Police and Fire Com
missioners will hold their regular
monthly meeting Monday night. An
officer will be elected to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation by Mr. lessee
Hoofnagle.
There are but two more Sunday
Wright's Memorial NJ. L. Church and
the First Presbyterian, after which
there will be a lull for n while.
Mr.. Harry Grant got one of his eyes
navy yard on Thursday. He was at
tended by n regular oculist.
The Y. NJ. c. a. will close tonight
until the new building is completed,
except the regular Sunday services.
Mrs. DIR. VIM. SEMINOLE will leave to-
night for Philadelphia to join her hus-
band. They will go from there
through New York State. and from
there into Canada.
The Democratic executive committee
of this district Will meet at the Mon
ticello Hotel July 4th to decide on the
place for the convention.
Rev. Father Handley, assistant pas
tor of st. Paul's Catholic Church, has
been in Richmond several days
Mr.. Joseph Saunders is stopping for
a short While in Alexandria, Va.
There Will he no demonstration of
any kind on the Fourth. The usual
number of excursions will come in and
number will leave the city for diff
ferent places.
The light from the Suffolk fire could
be seen a greater part of the night.
competent teacher advertises for
pupils to learn shorthand.
The fiat wheels on one of the Ports
mouth Street Railroad cars is n nui-
sance. They should be taken off or
stop the car from being run.
June steps down and out to-day.
There will be three more months OF
hot weather yet
The fiscal year for city. county, and
the government ends to-day, and the
new year begins tomorrow.
The new council will hold it's first
meeting on Tuesday night They will
have no office to fill for six months
except the president of the council and
physician to the poor.
The building of a new church by the
congregation of Central Church has
been delayed some, but it will be
built.
Several of the lodges of Odd Fct-
lows will attend the memorial excr
cises ut Elmwood Cemetery in Norfolk
Sunday afternoon.
There are n number OF worthless
dogs running around the streets at
night who make night hidcous.
Clubs are being organized in the in
terest OF Hon. fl. l.. Maynard Tor
Congress.
The Portsmouth fire department was
not called upon by the Suffolk people
to help extinguish the fire as was
stated In an article yesterday. Hal
they been they would have responded
cheerfully.
Portsmouth will be represented at
the Kansas City Convention next
week.
Mr.. Carey Hall VIII succeed Mr..
Darbells as keeper of the cemetery to-
morrow. Mr.. Richard Cox Barlow will
succeed Col. Is. r. Griffin as common
wealth's attorney. and Mr.. lessee
1Ioofnagle Joseph Abbott as deputy
sheriff.
Miss Margaret Nilsson. of Provi-
dence. r. l., is in the city on a visit
to friends. She will spend part of her
time at Port Norfolk.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday School Association
will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Attention is called TO ad of furniture
for sale in Norfolk column
Dr. ii. +. Butt who has been quite
i'll for some time. is able to be out, and
has gone to Ocean View for the benefit
of his health. and is stopping at the
cottage of his son, A. il. Butt.
The force in the yard is being in
creased daily TO work on the two col
liers.
The street committee failed TO report
on tn, purchase of n street sweeper.
1t WIZ now have to be brought up in
the new council.
Quite a number of young people visit
the carnival being held at the Berkeley
Park in South Norfolk.
Master Albin Traut. n clerk for c.
W. Hudgins & Co. is confined to his
bed at his fathers residence in Park
View, with typhoid fever.
Mr.. j. NJ. Turner has been appointed
superintendent of the second division
of the Seaboard Air Line Railway. vice
Mr.. VIM. Moncure, who is transferred
to the position of assistant superinten
dent of the division. Tho appointment
is effective from July LIST.
Police court proceeding yesterday
Morning were brief Two young white
men were charged with disorderly con
duct. and one of them was fined 81.
Sam Ransom. Il North Carolina cxcur-
sionist, paid the usual penalty for be-
ing drunk
An examination of the commissioned
officers of the Old Dominion Guard
will be held tomorrow at the Month
cello Hotel by Acting Assistant Adju-
1tant General Barrow. The officers TO
be examined are Captain a. G.. Eppes.
First Lieutenant Geo. Hutchins and
Second Lieutenant *. j. Griffin.
Rev. Father Michael A. Irwin. who
has been spending his vacation in this