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HAMP
HAMPTON ANSWERS
APPEAL FOR HELP
/ ?? * ?
t is Expected Thai More Than
$1,000 Will im Sent lo San
Francisco Sufferers.
COUNCIL liiVFSi $200 Kill HID
Citizen's Meeting in Courthouse At
tracted Good Crowd and $302.25
Was Raised?This Sum More Tliun
Doubled and Will Be Increased To?
day.
As the resuli oi" Ho- mass-meet Ins
of the citizens called for Sunday af?
ternoon by Mayor Thornton F. Jones
it is expected thai more than ILOOO
will he forwarded to tlui siifferiiiu
people of San Francisco ua ihe glfi I
ihe people of I lampion.
The ever readiness of 11??- people
here to respond to a cull for assist?
ance was thoroughly demonstrated in
ihe hearty response to tin- mayor's
call.
Mayor Appointed Chairman.
At 4 o'clock Sunday nfiernooii
about lau mi n gathered in the court?
house and after listening to a short
talk front Mayor Jones ail organiza?
tion was forme.I Mayor Jones was
made th>- chairman. with Mr. .1. C.
Ohtten as secretary and Mr. Henry
Lahe. Seiimclz as the treasurer.
A coinnllttee to solicit funds, com?
posed of .Messrs. Frank \V. Darling.
W. C. Li fiillnferro. Roherl Marcus.
Dnvid Frankel, Henry I.. Schmelz, .1.
W. Howe || it. Ho d-ur, U I.. Miisdu
Hi W. D, Saunders, W. K. Liiwsou, \V.
H. Boycnton T. II- Wilson. M. C. Ran
?oiic. R. C. Leo, C. II. Ik-wins, ,lames
Selatcr, jr.. Albert Howe, .1. S. Wyall.
Charles T. Taylor and the various
ministers of ihe town, was named.
Committee Raised $301.
Following Hie selection of the com?
mittee a coiled Ion was taken up
among those present and Treiistirer
Schmelz announced that the sum of
$:t02.'50 had been subscribed . which
ailditiotmi of $20(i given by the town
council. Increased the sum (o $f?02.50.
Resolutions of Sympathy.
At the suggestion of ihe lion Sam
nel Cordon Citititiling strong resolu?
tions of sympathy wore adopted for
ilie people or ihe grief-stricken city.
About $500 More Raised.
Most of the commit leettieti went to
Pianos packed and moved?L. F.
Hpbhs. 'Phone !IK. np S-sn.tulm
Furniture packed und crated?L, F.
Hobbs, 'Phone SMI, ap8-su,titlia
'! I ?
TRY AND LOOK
KV?UK BEST AT
ALL TIMES
It is easily accomplished by
buying becoming wearables,
and yon certainly can do this
at Frankel Ai Kisenmari's.
Imagine yourself with a
HOWARD HAT
on how your looks be improv?
ed. Come in tomorrow and ,?
try Ohe on anil sec how it be?
come- you.
Frankel &
Eisentmn,
HAMPTON'S BEST ST?RE
45-Inch FRENCH
LAWN
VERY SHEER
THE YARD
A \ i*i*y Hm- ijlialiiy flint yon
coiifil not buy elsewhere for
I less itiit 11 :?..'< cents. Although
Wi> lillVi' L". Inn yiii'lls lo ills
' pose ul we would advise 1 li.it
you i- ine early, Judging by tint
. way tins same, grade sold on a
I previous occasion.
work oni'l.v yeslerday morning ami ?
was staled hist night lluii Hit' relief
fund had lieen increased to nearly t he
(I.ono murk. Thf comihlltooinon ex
peel in finish the work today.
Churches Contribute.
In many of the churches on Sunday
collections lor the benefit of the peo?
ple of Sun Francisco wore taken up.
St. John's church sent in $75; Me
murin] Hup! 1st, $50; Central Metho?
dist $15: First Methodist $20. Oilier
i'idleeiloiis wore tnl.oii up at the
Hampton Norinnl school an.I ai Hotel
Cliuiiihcrliii, iii.i PjiIiiI.
Town Council's Action.
The couiiell nl the |own ul' llliliip
lOu held a special session Sunday
morning, when a resolution offering
ilie people of Sun Francisco sympa?
thy ami carrying with a sum el' $200
was liiinnimously adopted. All the
cotincilmeu that were in town und
knew of the moling attended the
session.
Ilelovv is i he so| nl reKOliiiions
passed by council
Whereas the members of the coun?
cil nl' the town of Hampton have
heard of the great sorrow ami awful
en lam II y has befallen the city of San
Francisco.
Ami where as the council wishes lo
show Its sorrow und sympathy for
the inhabitants of that grief-strick?
en fit.v. niiil in extend some material
assistance in the sufferers.
Now therefore, be u resolved by
the council ul the town of 1 lampion
in special meeting, held this Sunday,
ihe 22nd iliiy of April lOOG. liuit. we
do hereby express our deepest sorrow
mid slncerest sympathy for the in?
habitants of ilie city of San Francisco
In Ibis greal calamity that has helal
len lie in
Thai the sum of $200 be au.I the
same is hereby appropriated fur Hie
sufferers in San Francisco ami that
the said sum he sent ai once to the
Committee designated by (Soveriioi
Swans in id be forwarded to tin- prop
er tinthorlllos in San I'rancisco.
DOWIE WANTS PAPER BARRED.
Attorneys Move to Have ''Leaves of
Healing" Excluded from Mails.
(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. April 21.- The
I'ostofflce Depiirlnieni received 10?
tJay a i-oiiiplnliil. of .lohn Alexander
Howie's Attorneys ngahisi the '/Aon
Cliy pitblicalioii known as "LcaVes
of Healing." ami the mailer i.. nil
i'.'i consideration by the Postmaster
(li'tu ral Officials in the departuiohl
assert that tin-re is nothing in in
posui! laws of regulations which
.yoiild justify the denial of second
i ii. iir oilier mail privileges in .;
newspaper nr other publication sic.
ply I 11: use it contained lihel! hK
null (er. To come within the provis?
ion- .if the statutes and the ini'm;
in ' no*i cases, the nuttier complaint ,
ei in tot 'In- nl.sei in- or setirrillntis. id
this ease it is claimed by Dowli
attorneys thai the matter
scandalous, which would place
the ease within the pale
of tin courts should redress still be
.'.?amai'eil.
o: . h rron'i this feature of tin- cs u
however, Hie general charge Iii made
that tin- "Leaves of .Healing" is not
? nii.led to second class privileges.
An tnrlj decision may lie expected.
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
Young, Man's Body Found Ploatincj in
River.
(Special to the Dailv Press.)
I'IcTFUX?CUri, VA., April 2i?.
The body of Rohen X. Cheely, of
Brunswick county, who has been
ni' sing from his In.me for a weei;
.v.-. round in Appomattox lllyer this
norning by a colored boy. Foul play
s suspected.
Storage for furniture?L. F. Ilobha.
Phdh? in;. np 8-su,tiilm
Furniture moved-1.. F Hobln.
Phone ?jti. ap B-tti.siilm
HAMPTON VOLUNTEER SOUK
Will RECEIVE RACK PM
List of the Your.tj Men Who Shoul?
dered ,< Muskel to Fight for
CUba Libre.
The member* of the Fourth Virgin?
ia Regiment, who serveu" in the Span?
ish war. are. to receive back pay.
I Major Sot Culehius. who collected
tin- claims, ami who will make the
(jhshiirsemouls, reijtiests all members
of tin- regiment to forward lo hltii a
postal car.I with the name of Ihe
company regiment, place of orgiinl'..'e
lion ami present address c.f the for
mor soldier, Following is a list of the
I,,, mi,, i of i ompanj I'. Fourth \ II
giuin
Home Si.im u, Hampton- Ouptniu
f!e? W. Hope, Frank II. (.'ouch, V( t
mm I. Dougherty, I lurry O. .Ionian
Oolllgo \V llOoki I'. Alllos J. Woo l.
Lewis M. Senil, Hu Inn F. Hunt. Wll
' I la in 11. Kahn, Harry A. Powell, drill
Wallace, Jaines A. Denn. William II
Topping. John N. Mayoiike, Terrell
12. Rechner, John N nrnnch. Rig
millld Clark. Arthur S. Dobbins. RaW*
ley Dnone William .1 Hamilton
i ii .ma: \V. Holly.lay. Peter II. John
iiun, Hliiiter K. Jones. Frank S. Kinip
ion. Frit/. W. Kipper Hdgnr Leach
William e Linghiuii. Hownrlh .Mai
chant. John It Melvin. William .1
Nelson. John W. Oldliold. diaries
O'Rouiic. Josejih s. Richardson,
Charles I,. Bobbins. Charles 1). Smith
Sidney Smith William A. Siringflohl,
John T. Wheeler. Frederick While.
William II. WhHIllg. Wallace I?
Counclll, l.im her Brothers, Frank C
Rees. Roiiert 10. (iiilewood, George S.
Hooker. Fay S. Curtis, Josepil F.
Knhiii Livingstons F. Whiting,
Charles c. Carver. Henry s. S<ui"r
merhorii. (teifrge II. Jones, Harry II.
Holt. William II. Pock. Martin H
League. Horace A. Davis. Hugh II
lb my. Henry I). Hull, .lames W.
Staengleh, Charles Minimi;, Sinclair
Curtis.
GENERAL McMAIION DEAD.
President nf oB.ird of Managers of
Soldiers' Home Dies.
All Ihe linns at the National S I
itiers! Homo were at half mast yes?
terday on account, of Ihe death of
General Marlin T. Mc.Mahon. Hie
president of Hie Hoard of Managers
Ceneral MeMitlion died suddenly
in New York Saturday from a severe
attack of pneumonia. The members
ol the board of managers were ex
liected at the Home here today. Inn
they will likely come on Thursday or
Friday.
It is linderstood that Ceneral Hen?
derson will be elected ns president
of ihn iionrii to succeed Oeiierhi Mc
\I:i In Hi.
Mr, W. It Coo,twin lefl here Insl
evening for a week In Baltimore and
Philadelphia
Daily Press "Want Ads." Illing .he
desired results.
Haul anything?'Phono 9fi- L. F.
Hobbs. np x-sti.tuPn
Money Comb
PURE AND FRESH, 20c POUND.
Asparagus
FRESH HOME GROWN AND
TANCY, RECEIVED DAILY.
Smithfield Hams
ARE GETTING GOOD AND WE
HAVE MOST ANY SIZE, EVERY
ONE GUARANTEED.
Caii Peas
SWEET AND TENDER, TASTE
LIKE THE FRESH ONES, 15c CAN.
ASK FOR A "ROYAL" COOK
ROOK. ONE TREE I OR THE ASK?
ING.
THE PURE FOOD STORE.
Prompt De.livery.
I HAVE FOR SALE
Country and Jordan's Hams, pure
Buttor, Canned Vegetables ami Fruits.
Imported Olive Oil (half pints and
ipi'irts), Canned Meals, Chicken, Fish
.iml Soups, Olives (plain and bluffed).
Canned I'Hun Puddings, Cream de
meiilii, plain and with chcrriius, Mar?
aschino Cherries; ait brands of W'hls
keys, Wines, Rums, Ollis, Brandies.
Ale, Porter and Beor, for family and
medicinal use
Fresh Garden and Field Seed. Goods
sent, to any part of the county ai
short 'phono notice.
No. 19 Queen St. 'Phone 488.
GBO. R. WOOD,
I^OST AN J) FOUND.
LOST- FRIDAY, at OLD POINT,
three lines. a liberal reward of?
fered and no ipiesllons asked, tor
their return to OllAKLKS W. SKY
MO 11 If, News Depot. ap 21 ill
NOTICE
All persons having watches, clocks,
or other articles in my store (or re
pair will please call ami gel them,
otherwise they will lie 5:0hl 10 pay
charges:, as: I wish lo close my h'rialj
tiess in Hampton In short lime.
r . W. AN3T.EY
DEPARTMENT
STORE
HAMPTON, VA.
SHEER LINEN LftWN
2$c. 40c 50c. 60c. 75c, $1.00 Yd.
If you look over "iir line of Linen Lawns i* will be at once ap
pan-iii Iba I we enjoy advantages nnil can give Inducements noi possi?
ble in oilier stores.
~"""""* LIN E N" L A W N T
3G inches.
A very tine, evenly
woven linen, very
good for ''SHAD?
OW" work?
t.lNCN l.AWN
3G inches.
.Every thread pure
linen for
25c
yard.
LINEN l.AWN
36 inches.
Fine evenly woven
tin end ; beautiful
tiuality -?
dwu
yard.
i db
sm,*:. comfort and ease
La France Oxfords
l FOR WOMEN
C. L Crockett & Co,
5 Queen Street,
HAMPTON, ? VIRGINIA
\ HENRY L SCHMELZ,
President.
FRANK W. DARLING,
Vkc-President.
THE BANK OF HAMPTON
HAMPTON?VIRGINIA.
is the Oldest and Largest in lither Hampton
or Newport News.
CAPITAL, - - - - $WO,000.00
SURPLUS & PROFITS, $100.000.00 %
DEPOSITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
i
The oiily designated Depositor*/ in the Stute of Vir?
ginia iu Eastern. Virginia. We make loaun on Real 3
Estate*?Noi Prohibited?an are tli? National Banks. D
rODH Pfcfl CENT. iNTrZRSaT PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSIT*. U
NELSON S. GROOME, Cashier. |
.S.1>.MJL9JI-St fl.U.fl ll.P.D.H ftJLfi a fl.fl.ttJI il.fl A tU*t JLSJUJLH ftiLftiLftJULflJl iLfl.tt.V.ftJLftftl?
6
Call Mont I ay and see iuy patterns*. Will sell what I have
left a I cost. Shapes and ready-to-wear hat:- very cheap. Call
and be convinced that l will save you money. I have an
artistic trimmer and maker.
5. I.
NO. 39 EAST QUEEN ST ft E ET.
HUDGINS 3 LOCK.
Head ley & Pleasants
2i W. Queen St., Hampton, Va.
(FURNITURE
ST( >VliS
M ATTINGS
RUGS 1.A MI'S
CLOCKS TRUNKS
CURTAINS PICTURES
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS
Office Phone 166.
flesldence Phone 340.
BOX 189
S. J. WATSON, JR.
ELECTRICAL COHTIt'CTOR
Estimates Given on All Kinds of Electrical Work
No. 6 KING 8T. HAMPTON.
hist a Moment's Reflection Will Convince You That
BUROES' MILLINHRV STORE
la the Peninsula's most attractive millinery em?
porium. Ask thof-e who wear our hat? today about, us.
BURGES' MILLINERY
East Oueen Street,
Hampton, Va.
What Do
Y?ti Want
Are you thinking of buying a home,
or have you time to make money ob
Hn investment? If so, it will pay you
iu call mill see my list of properties,
either as uu Investment or u de?irabi?
home in any locality you desire. Sev?
eral very desirable dwellings uu
Hampton river. One 10-room dwell?
ing, all modern conveniences, line lot
fronting un Hie water 120 feet, shad*
ami fruit Hees, $0,000, much less than
buildings cost a few years ago. 0
room dwelling, comparatively new, on
Hid water, 1 1-2 uci'0 lot, young orch?
ard ami shade trees, $3,800. house
couuld not bo built for what we uslt
for Ihe entire property. Another 8
room dwelling on the water, excellent
condition, fine lot. price $3.000. Two
very desirable lots on the water 60x
li.o. will sell on easy terms, $650 each.
Bargains in any location in city or
county.
W. E. L&wson
No. 18 N. King St. Hampton, Va.
Free Samples of
We Invite evey housekeeper in
Hampton to call ut our store and get
U sample can of JAP-A LAO, &be
"great floor stalner"?FREE.
Better call early and get the sample.
L. BORN
W. Queen Street. Hampton.
Notice to
Conttactots
and Btsild&*s
Since the change in the
(inn we are iu better shape
to furnish on the shortest
notice, anything you may
heed in uiir line than e\er.
lVoinptness in shipping and
satisfaction in stock guaran?
teed. Try us.
Hampton Sash &
Door Mf ? Co.,
Hampton. Virginia,
Phone 72. hock Box 187.
Protect Your Property
By Using
Davis' 100 per
cent Pure Paiat
as It looks belter, lusts longer,
and covers more surface, than
either Lead and Oil. or any of the
thousand and one other paints on
Hie market.
FOR SALE BY V L S I
RANSONE
Hardware Company,
HAMPTON, VA.
Lots
30x146 Victoria Avenue, near La
Salle, $2r,0.
30*146 Krwiri Street, $160.
2fixl4fi Moors Street, $100.
Also lois in Hampton and Phoebus;
all on small monthly payment!.
Rent
Two Victoria Avenue dwellings
modern in every respect, $30.00 and
$35.00.
Cottages nt Buclcroe Beach.
C room house near C:& O. depot, $1?
it-room house, Jackson Street, $10.
6-rooni house on Washington St., $9.
4-room Htidglns Street, $0.00.
J. M. Gumming
Real Estate, Rental and Fire Insurance,
18 S. King St., Hampton.
10 N. Mellen St.. Phoebus.
RELIABLE HARNESS is the kind
to buy.
That's the kind LOWRY make9
from Pure Oak Tanned Leather?tie
best kind.
LOWRY, L
The Harness and Vehicle Man, 4
No, 125 Wetst Queen Straat, j?

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