Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-30
The Latest Happenings Of a Per-
sonal and General Nature.
I'M AND AROUND PORTSMOUTH
Gathered on the Streets. at the Hotels, in
& Counting Rooms and Elsewhere, and
Pint In Abbreviated Form for the Edln-
cation of Readers of the yirginian-Pilo
The Movements of Peoplc-snap
Shots at Events in Which the Public is
Interested.

Little Maggie Cooke, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. N. Cooke, celebrated her
9 fifth anniversary of her birth on Thurs
day night, A large number of little
Il lads and misses We're present. Little
Miss Maggie was not forgotten in the
present line, she receiving quite num-
y Der.
Messrs. John II. Hall, Jr., and Clyde
s IL. West will leave Monday evening for
Indianapolis, Ind, to attend the quad
rennial convention of the National AS
ISOLATION of Democratic Clubs as dele
E gates from the Bryan, Stevenson and
a Maynard Club of this city.
Miss Pearl Tucker of Court street, is
visiting relatives in Richmond.
Grand Master w. Il. Baldwin, of the
~ State Grand Lodge I. o. o. t., will
z make an official visit next Friday night
y to Old Dominion Lodge OF this city.
The officers and members of Seaside
Lodge No. so, X of p. are requested TO
he present at the Castle Hall Tuesday.
October. mt $50 p. M. TO participate in
The celebration of their seventh ami
Nersary.
Sanitary Inspector Murden is en-
Engedsin making list of all property
in the First Ward which has not been
connected with the city sewers.
Police Officer lessee Diggs is off on
ten days leave. He is the last one to
y
ing had their turn.
Miss Maud Brandt, of Philadelphia,
L IS in the city visiting relatives.
The clerks and writer's in the navy
Yard will be paid on Monday for the
Il last half of September.
Read Emmett Deans advertisement
and learn what ne has to say for Mon
day,
Mrs. Lewis L. Barry has returned to
q her home, in Chautauuua avenue. Port
itins relatives and friends in Mil
svaukee. Wis.
Mr.. R. G.. Barlow gives notice that he
has qualified as administrator on the
estate of the late John w. Cox. He
asks all persons holding claims against
Y the estate to present the same at once.
s.Ail persons indebted are requested to
IS Settle With him.
Hon. II. l.. Maynard will speak at
Isle of Wight Courthouse tomorrow.
Hon. ]. II. Baird left last night for
Baltimore to spend II week with his
daughter, Mrs. Wythe Parks. Justice
q Nash Will preside during his absence.
$ The Bryan. Stevenson and Maynard
Club Will meet at the City Hall Mon
day night.
Hall Jr., will leave Monday for India
SsnapoIS, Ind tomorrow morning.
The Democratic banner was expected
yesterday, but failed to arrive, al
though notice had been received that
Ut was shipped via the United States
I Express Thursday
sls The Sunday school ut Pinners Point
Will resume its meetings this afternoon
Mt q. so o'clock in the form of an inter-
denominational school and prayer
meeting at close of the school. A large
i attendance is requested.
y IA large number of poles have been
distributed on High street, to be placed
ssin position. 1t WAS thought that when
the Southern Eel poles came down
that possibly the number might be fur
tIier decreased. but it looks as if there
VIII be more.
yvallace's show car is in the city
looking after the details for his big
show next week.
The Hastings Court will convene on
"a the s4th and the County Court on the
18th of October.
Or. esrice's buggy was run into yes
etcrday by n cart and one of it's wheels
4 broken off.
The explosion of an oil stove on King
street came near bringing the fire de-
partnent out yesterday morning.
Rs There will be Il sacred concert at
ssColumbia Park this afternoon from to
u 3 o'clock
Mr. Robe.t s. Russell has an adj that
lie desires read.
The fire laddies are very much dis
appointed because the matter of who
2 tied until next Tuesday.
The Scaboard Air Line clerks We're
somewhat disappointed at not being
paid yesterday. They will be paid
Monday.
The halliday holiday at the Seaboard
q, AIR Line shops has been discontinued.
e The men now work Saturdays the same
sisRS other days.
The Chesapeake and, Ohio road will
discontinue the late train at night after
3 day. Then there will be no more
s froubfe about coming to Portsmouth
Billy Jackson, n small colored boy.
ylio lives on Green street. was shot in
81 the eye yesterday while fooling with a
) pistol. He was attended by DIR.
France.
a small colored boy was fined 50 for
sdiEorderly conduct III the market yes
Is terday.
Master Raymond Rogers is recover
4 Ing from his recent sickness, which has
Kept him at home for four days.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Winder lost by
q death yesterday afternoon their s. year
ola cor. Thomas Leonard, at their
home, In Scottsyille.
Mr.. John Wlitehurst, an inmate of
the airnshot,se, has strayed away His
whereabouts Is unknown. and as he Is,
4 not responsible. 1t is feared that some
i harm has befallen him
Mr.. w. 4. Anderton has been ap-
pointed treasurer of the Portsn1oufh
Ls-cenn1 Theatre and @!H-havc charge
of the house.
Seaside Lodge, X. of p, VIII cello
brute their seventh anniversary next
TtieTday nj ght. There will be musical
3 and literary entertainment; also some
4 Short ( al HIS.
ISIS aiasgarett Baton, of Smithflcld,
is Visiting Mrs. NJ. Lee Eastwood
4 North I,inwiddie street.
Ai::'ss iahn 4, Eastwood ard son are