Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-22
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Gossip and Events in Which Our People
arc interested. chronicled In Concise
Form , Daily Diary of Happenings
Presented to Our Readers Fresh Evey
Mornins Snap Shots of Our Busy City.

: o'clock. The services VIII De neiu a. 'i'e
late residences of the deceased.
;; THE Opera. "Pinafore," or the Lass
( that Loved a Sailor" was repeated yes
{ terday afternoon at the Lyceum before
n fairly large audience. Every partici-
pant sustained the reputation maze the
night previous
Daniel Harrell, colored. was fined SO
I'm the police court yesterday inoi'il.s
fors drunkenness and disorderly con-
$ duct.
"a vicious dog belonging to citizen
nf the Fourth Ward was ordered py
the Mayor to be killed yesterday.
The Portsmouth Methodist Sunday
School Association will meet IN inc
Port Norfolk Methodist church this
afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock.
The "Peanut Club" are preparing Tor
another good time. Just when that time
will be will be decided next THURSDAY
night at the Madison Hotel.
Read Emmett Deans ad In another
column. He has a new line OF spring
and summer wash goods. Kid gloves,
etc.
See changes in the advertisements of
Messrs. Anderson & Thompson and
Samuel w. Weaver. They are interest
Ing. ..
fcer Harry Hall arrested a negro nam
ed Robert Williams employed at Pear
] sons Lunch room for drawing cary,
ing knife on another man employed
there. He will have a hearing in the
morning.
Your attention is directed IL you
please to the advertisements OF the
New York Clothing Company and
Browns Bazaar. The facts given there
are interesting, and they may prove to
be of value to YOU from n financial
standpoint.
Mr.. w. e. Flournoy, Mr.. e. ST. Johns
stenographer, who has been quite sick
with the grip has returned to his du-
ties.
Mr.. w. b. Waldron has been appoint
ed agent of the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way at 1stheus, Ga., vice Mr.. T. r.
Thompson. transferred.
Mr.. T. r. Thompson has been ap-
pointed agent of the Seaboard Air Line
4 Railway, at Atlanta. Ca, vice Mr.. S. z.
Stringfellow, transferred.
In this issue Mr.. c. It. Phillips an
nounces that lie is q candidate for cleo
ton at Clerk of the Courts.
The young people of TAFT Memorial
Church. Primers Point, will give a dom
key party at the residence of Mr.. w. ].
Harris. Florida avenue, Port Norfolk.
next Monday night. Proceeds from the
party Will go to the organ fund of the
church
ss At O'Clock this afternoon the Ports
School Association will meet with the
West Norfolk school. Dr. Dunaway and
Others will discuss 1.-THE necessity and
Importance of the children attending
the church services and how can we
retain or get them to attend"
Those who keep up the practice OF
asnailing'' should bar in mind that
< Tuesday week is the time.
The tickets to be used in the Primary
q n haf n f.,t,.
They are 1s inches long. and contain
the names of forty-seven candidates.
Mrs. James w. Meades, Sol Court
street was badly burned on one of her
hands yesterday by the accidental
overtuning of a bowl which she was
using as n receptacle for hot liquid.
Portsmouth Lodge No. 16, *. of p
! Is requested to meet this afternoon at
& O'clock at Pythian Castle to attend
the funeral Of deceased Knight William
H. Outten.
One white drunk, two white disorderly
conducts, and one colored assault and
battery fell into the police net
John Purvis, colored. was sent to the
county jail yesterday by Justice Hawks
for examination on the charge of
.ssteallng $40 from some unknown wo-
man"
yesterday afternoon at the county
5ail,s Justice Richard p. Bunting gave
Edward Mitchell the colored man who
Killed John Ragand q few days ago. on
Z Mr.. Tom Grifllns farm a preliminary
{ hearing, and certified the case to the
county grand jury.
"A game has been scheduled for Tues
day afternoon between the Portsmouth
+ league team and the semi professional
& All Americans of Baltimore.
w See rooms for rent, suitable for one
cor Two gentlemen or married couple.
The alarm of fire turned in from box
Z 81 last night. sent the department to
I Nerth and Efhngham streets. The SER
wees or the hremen were not needed
"a live restaurant man wishing to en-
i gage in business in this city will find
something to his advantage by refer
Z ring to the ..ad" of the Phoenix Cigar
Co. which offers restaurant and
Dairy lunch for sale.
Mr.. w. H. Parker in card in this
Issue informs the citizens OF Ports
mouth thatche Is a candidate for tbo
Once of Commemorative Attornnv. ne
The Rev. r. T. Walteraeld and Rev.
Y Geo y. Booker Will exchange pulpfts
+ I MS morning, and Rev. r. II. BeadIcs
will Sfiil the pulpit of Owens Memorial
church tonight.
Do you like finding dollars?" or
sscoufse YOU do. and Mr. a. j. Phillips
stlssfs morning tells you how it is done.
CAPT Henry Macy, s. a. l.. State,
& slssnt IA t Henderson, N. c., wal; in the
\ city yesterday on business and plea
Sfra combined.
~ ~. B. Stewart notices the
Ei5si3lie IN this issue that he is q cand!-
~ s,,r the position of CLERK OF the
be s eaboard Air Line Band will ac-
s "a az Portsmouth Lodge of Is.ks ia
& he sos folk ELS carnival tomorrow
in gf,ts =
Sd s. n his issae Messrs: John c. Sands
I Ohm r AIcyyiiliar1s. announce
lucy for keeper#of the &C.