Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-13

to work.
There was large attendance at
Wright Memorial missionary meeting
Sunday afternoon. Rev George w.
Jones' of Trinity Church, Norfolk, ad
dressed the meeting.
Robert Patton, son of Rev. Francis
Patton, who has been visiting MIR.
Sharps family on Dinwiddie street, has
returned home.
The funeral OF Mr.. b. f. Markham
will take place this afternoon at >
O'Clock from ST. Johns Church
There will be Poverty Party" at
the residence OF Mr.. w. Frank Wat
kins. corner of Rose and High streets,
Cottage Place. for the benefit of Cal
vary Baptist Church.
Two persons connected themselves
with the South Street Baptist Church
Sunday night after preaching
Rev. Bishop j. Il. Funston and wife
arc expected to arrive in the city to-
day.
Mrs. John Connolly told Mayor Baird
y yesterday that her husband was i'll
3 with consumption, and that she did not
have q penny in the world, and that
& her landlord had notified her TO move
on the 10th instant.
Fifty children, Daughters of Mary
have agreed to raise $50 each towards
the purchase of bell for ST. Paurs
Catholic Church. They will hold en-
j
Rev. Mr.. Watcrilcld held memorial
services Sunday afternoon over the lit
tie children OF Mr.. Robert Gay, II prom
incnt member of his church. The little
ones died with contagious diseases,
and no funerals were preached over
them.
The remains of Carpenter b. Il. Mark
< ham, U. S. N, arrived here via the
& New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
i railrond from Portsmouth, N. IL, yes
terdny morning.
Miss Nellie Simmons, of Baltimore,
+ who has been visiting friends in this
city. returned to her home last night
The sound Of the hammer was heard
z oil day Sunday in the navy-yard.
Rev. Mr.. Deadles preached at New
port News Sunday morning.
sal TO morrow Will he ST. Valentines
Day. There will be several entertain
ments given on that day and night.
4 The only business transacted in the
Hastings Court yesterday was one
qualification to practice law.
Mr.. John II. Lassiters family left
yesterday for Crittendcn on the Nan
scmond river, where they will remain
several months.
Mrs. Ship and her company left last
night at O'clock for Soldiers Homo,
3 where they presented the opera of 1.-THE
Little HusSar"
There was quite n number OF enter
taipments last night.
z Notwithstanding the bad weather
Sunday, all the services in the interest
of the Y. NJ. G. y. were well attended.
h The town is full of mud. Everywhere
you so you see 4 plenty OF it.
The Board of supervisors will hold
their regular monthly meeting this af-
ternoon ut ! O'clock.
The City Council will hold an ad-
7 jCurned meeting tonight at the Council
chamber.
I
sault and battery.
Saturday night n colorcd man was
taken out of his home on London street
extended, in the county, and was re-
===saaaxea=to the pesthouse, hut died before
he reached there.
James Levy, n vagrant was ordered
to leave the city Immediately.
Charles OBIien was sent to Jail yes
terday for ten days for continual
drunkenness.
We are having plenty OF rain now to
make up for the dry winter we have
had.
The workmen on the Hotel Ports
mouth say that they are not on a
strike, but are waiting for material,
which has TO come from Baltimore.
Mr.. c. w. Wolfshow, who led the
singing at several revivals here, was
In the city yesterday for short while.
a heavy fog came up last night
* Shortly after o'clock. 1t was quite
thick for a short while.
Miss Molrie Walters, OF Richmond
4 came In last night on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad to visit friends.
Mr.. John c. Niemeyer yesterday sold
the household effects of b. f. Howell.
Mr.. Harry Tnbb. clerk for H. O
Pearson, who has been confined to his
home for about two weeks, was out for
Il short while yesterday.
House No. IL, North street. Park
Niau 10 q ticnI far
The committee appointed to select n
site for new Odd Fellows Hall will
make their report to their respective
bodies.
Attention is called to The advertise
ment of the Seaboard Real Estate Com
pany.
The Senboard Air Line will have big
I. time at Southern Pines on February
22d. There Will be n large attendance.
Mr.. busch will have the brick house
corner Of High and JifIingham streets
raised six feet and put a large store
( under 1t.
s The Prcntis Place school opened yes
3 terday in the Chestnut Street Mission.
There was large attendance.
Mr.. II. ID. Goodwin is confined to his
home, No. TOP Green street, with pneu-
monia-
The torpedo boat Porter will be
3 dccked this afternoon.
3Isi There was heavy rain last night.
There will be q valentine party at the
4 residence of Mrs. Harry Lane Wednes-
II day afternoon for children.
"a A telegram was received yesterday
Y etatlng that Mr.. Bryan could not come
Y TO Norfolk.
Hon Charles Il. Bland will return to
q Richmond Tomorrow To attend to his
Legislative duties.
Mrs. Alice Antonio. aged 4s years.