Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-15
MATTERS Personal and General In
And Around Portsmouth.
HEARD ON THE STREETS.
Gossip and Events In Which our People arc
Interested, Chronieled In ConciseF Form
Daily Diary OF Happenings Presented
to our Readers Fresh Every Morning
snnp Shots OF our Busy City.


ment of gentleman who wants to
buy u cottage in Park View, or good
lot. See ad.
a lost puppy is advertised for. See
ud. for description.
The little O'Neil child who had the
!ockJaw from sticking a nail in her foot
is now out OF danger, and unless some
tning unforeseen happens she will be
all right In Il few days
MIR. j. S. Crawford left yesterday for
the Peaks of Otter to joint his family,
VINO are Sojourning there. He will be
absent until September
a gentleman who lives on Crawford
street complained yesterday because
an officer would not arrest some men
who were talking on the street. He
said that they aroused him from
sound sleep.
The navy yard clerks will be paid
to-day for the first half of August
"A little white boy fell off some logs
ut the foot OF Crawford street yester-
day and hurt himself quite badly.
~ negro woman had several fits at
the foot of High street yesterday morn
ing. She WAS attended by n physician
and afterwards sent to her home on
Kelly street.
~ negro woman who had just re-
turned from Boston. where She had
been living for a short while, COM
planned yesterday because the street
car conductors would not assist her OFF
the car. She said she would go back
to Boston. where "colored ladies'" were
treated right.
Miss Ruth cuthrcn has returned
from pleasant visit TO friends in
Richmond.
MIR james Carney. of Churchland,
left yesterday for Sweet Chalybeatc
Springs.
We have been requested to announce
that there will be no nid-weck service
tonight at the First Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. Worth Barlow icct Yesterday for
Sweet Chalybeate Springs to remain
several weeks.
Miss Eva and Beth Thayer will leave
in few days for the Yellow Sulphur
Springs to spend the rest of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. w. s. Moran. of Richmond,
has returned home after Il pleasant visit
to Portsmouth.
Mrs. George II. Curtis and children
mother. Mrs. J. w. Wilson, in New
York city.
The body OF the late c. L. Pretlow
will be taken this morning 10 lNor, in
Southampton county, for nterment.
The funeral services will be held at
lNor at IL o'clock.
The collier Saturn is expected to sail
from Lambcrt's Point this morning on
her trip to China.
nick nj the navy vnrd for Inc wards
IA docks deunrtmemi
Ammunition is being shipped from
o government mara.incs here TO Og-
Il, Utah. for what purpose is not
lrcd. The shipments. which are COM
sod OF powder. shells and projectiles.
being made via the Chesapeake and
no.
The weather bureau announces that
fair weather will continue and that
the temperature will remain stationary.
Thermometers Yesterday registered be-
low 10. which was some ihlproveinent
on the temperatures ior week past
out sun leaves ihuch 10 ne Wisnea ior.
me conultioh OF i''. blh"eNd'u WIS
Hhucn improved 3CS'c,""S,
= hi'sc crown VI cuioit" i'coi'c NcN'
on an excursion 10 lNciifhohu yesteF
oay. man,
MIS-. IT, phiillps ana Miss 'riiiie Fass'
Oh trooEIyh ~. - VINO nave nech Wis
!'lnE Mr.. ana MIS-. isaac fasS' re-
'cr,ieu nome Iast evening
misses Lime ana hnle Hodges, OF
Nn!lseiiiold county after spenulhg a
few weeks with their cousin. Mir. w.
II. novel; on WASHINGTON street, nave
their many young friends.
~ sernade concert VIII be given to-
niRht Ut me nome Oh AR. W III. e.
0tanoaIt' bousiaS ana Say view ave
n'es' ipit Nurlo'N, ZOE the dement, OF
~. oteincii "pi"coi"i Nilssiorl Oh mat
piace.
Lou Ieep,eS' co,oreu' was arrested
, ms h,sl't oy oi'lcer Nrrin6t1n ana
locked up Oh chtree OF druhkenness
ana u'sorner.S conuuct. COMPLAINT was
made against Lou by two women, both
against her.