Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07
The 81 Latest Happenings Of a Per-
sonal and General Nature.
IN AND AROUND PORTSMOUTH
Gathered on tho Streets. at tho Hotels, in
Counting Rooms and Elsewhere. and
Tut in Abbreviated Form for the Edin-
cation of Readers of tho yirglnian-rilot
Tho Movements of People Snap
Shots at Events in Which the Public is
interested.

uesuay Wlll be payday at the Sea
+ board Air Line shops and "Wednesday
at the navy yard
There will be a band concert at the
park this afternoon from to O'Clock.
Ns Mayor Baird will return home this
week from Baltimore
~ The remains of Mrs. Ellen Casey
We're forwarded to Raleigh last night
for interment. The funeral will take
Z place this morning in that city
The Board of Supervisors will meet
tuesday at o'clock. The Council Will
/ meet that night at 1880 o'clock.
The Democrats will have speaking at
{ Maupin's Hall tomorrow night. Mir.
issNNithers. a gentleman of considerable
reputation. will be the speaker of the
evening.
Fish sold for rs cents dozen in mar
> ketsyesterday and found ready pur
4 chasers at that price.
Communion will be administered in
. o number OF the churches to-day.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pablo and sister, Mrs
4 s. L. HOLIDAY, of Baltimore, left yes
5terday for Murfreesboro, n. c.. to visit
relatives.
y ]. A. Davis, Chestnut street, Ports
4 mouth, was awarded first premium on
IS. c. B. leghorn fowls and light
Brahma chicks at the Virginia State
Fair in Norfolk.
Miss Mabel Herbert has returned
8 home after having spent the summer
lin Harrisonburg and Richmond. Va.
Mr.. Adolph Brandt offers for rent
house No. 215 High street.
3 Read what w. N. White has to say.
Miss Sadie Morecock. of Glasgow
street. Park View. is visiting Miss
i Martha Sutton. of Kempsville. Va.
Residence No. Ais Clifford street is
offered for rent. See ad.
Y Attention is called to ad. of the Cy
; clone Department Store, in which they
$teil you to wait for their big sale this
week,
The regular monthly meeting OF the
{ Portsmouth, and Norfolk County Meth
odist Sunday School Association will
be held this afternoon at 1870 o'clock
at Wright Memorial Church.
S. Little Pearl Perry, aged years died
I ut the home of her parents in Gilmer-
ton, Norfolk county. on yesterday. The
remains will be taken to HoclSiss, n.
&C., to-day for interment.
a board composed of Drs. V. G. and
I C.. T.. Culpepper, with Justice Nash,
held q commission on Mr.. George
& Dunn yesterday and declared him in
sane.
Rev. John w. Daughtrey spent Fri
day night in the city and returned to
gl,is home in Richmond yesterday.
Wallaces big show will be here this
week.
REV. r.. f. Beadle will begin series
'of meetings this week at Central M. Il.
( Church.
Stonewall Camp will hold a public re-
Eception on the 10Th instant MIR. q. f.
Edwards will deliver an address.
There is much complaint about the
water. 1t is discolored and not what
lit has been.
The District Young Peoples Union
Twill meet this afternoon at 1880 o'clock
i at the Court Street Baptist Church
They will be addressed by Rev. Mr.
= YVellineham. of Richmond.
AT $3.50 o'clock this afternoon the
gSunbeama Society of the Fourth Street
Baptist Church will hold it's monthly
meeting. The exercises will be inter
5esting. The choir of Owens Memorial
M. E. Church will assist in the sing
ing.
Charles Langston and 1. Wilson, of
Norfolk, both colored, were caught
: poaching yesterday morning in Capt. j..
IN. Flemming's oyster beds off Crancy
island, and i'll consequence they APP
peared later in the day in Justice K.
three months in Jail. The arrests were
made by Special officer Ashbury.
Messrs. L. j. Wool and Charles r.
Bland have been invited to address the
John w. Daniel Democratic Club in
South Portsmouth on next Thursday
evening. Both will discuss the issues
of the campaign.
\: Messrs. John H. Hall, Jr., and Clyde
West returned yesterday from India
snapolis. where they attended the Quad
srennial Convention of Democratic
Z Clubs.
a gentleman wants second hand
r. s.. Brooks wants purchaser for
five lots, two of them on n corner
The members of the Hartman New
i ell Post, G.. A. r., are requested to as
fsemble Monday afternoon at $3.50
ILL 10
Cook.
w. Il. Baldwin, Grand Master of the
T. 90. Il. of Virginia, will pay an OIL
cial visit to Deep Creek Lodge No. 9S.
q. o. O.. FL Monday night, and will be
accompanied by delegation OF Odd
Fellows. The party will leave O. H..
Williams stables at $3.50 D. IN.
81 Rev. II. w. Mitchell. pastor of the
{ Fourth Street Baptist Church. re-
4 turned TO the city yesterday morning
from Whiteville Grove, N. c., where
he held a successful meeting and will
occupy his pulpit to-day.
Prayer services will be held at Cen
trail Church at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon.
Messrs. r. T. Hosier and W. H. Den
4 mis-, of West Norfolk left last night
+ by the Old Dominion steamer for New
York and Boston.
Captain 8. G. Everett, of this city,
has accepted a position TO travel for the
Arinour Fertilizer Company of Chi
cago. Captain Everett has removed
his family to Wilmington. n. c., and
sswill iiencefortli make that city his
& home.
The remains of Mrs. Ellen Casey
we're sent to Raleigh last night for in
termeIitj funeral services being held
mt the .fesidence, No, COIL Green street,
J previous osthc departure of the train.
e THE services were conducted by Father
4 g Ilonsas ] Grady. pastor of st. Paul's
Catholic Church. ssy5s :
~ Attention Is called to ad. of Oscie
s fsaShfctis < s