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CoiTiinittee Having the Wort in
Charge Has Bone Good Work
and Has Dour it Quickly.
UNION MEN ? F?R RELIEF
All of the Fraternal Orders Too Have
Taken a Prominent Part in Increas?
ing the Amount That Will he
Forwarded to California to Aid the
Victims.
The fund for ihe suffering people
of San Francisco was greatly Increas?
ed yesterday and it is how expected
that Hamptons contribution will la
close to $2,000.
The committee has not yet mmlu
its full report, hut from the stale
ments made by those who assisting
in the work the contributions were
largely increased yesterday.
A meeting of lite general commit?
tee has heeh called for this morning
and it is thought that Hie check
for the money will he sent in Rich
mond by Treasurer Henry I.ane
Schmelz this afternoon.
C. <& J. Union Assists.
At the meeting of the Hampton
Carpenters' and Joiners' Union last
night the sum of Jtif. was voted the
sufferers of the stricken city. This
contribution will be sent lo tlie suf?
ferers through the International head?
quarters of the union.
Red Men Give $50.
'Wyoming Tribe of Red Men on
Mendt.y night made a contribution
of $50 to the fund heilig raised in
Hampton.
It Is also known thai the Masons
Pythlans, Odd Fellows, Fugles and
Elks have sent money to the relief
fund through their respective lodges
Possibly no better Indication of the
chorltaiblcnesn of the people of Hump
ton has ever manifested Itstjif than
in tills Instance There have been
lew people who fulled lo give <d
Strawberries 20 Cents Quart.
We will have on sale loday North
Carolina strawberries. Ihe bout the
market affords, aud they go at the
above price. Beasley antl Bush.
Phone 18 l i
try and look
your best at
all times
It is easily accomplished bj
buying becoming wearables
and yon certainly enn do this
at Frankel <fc Eisenmaii's.
Imagine yourself with a
howmd imr
on how your looks be improv?
ed. Gome in tomorrow and}
try one on and see how it be?
comes you.
Frankel &
Ehmmm,
HAMPTON'9 BERT STORE
Dresses
Children's Dresses that are as
carefully fashioned anil made
as though the most painstaking
mother had spent hours In their
planning and making.
So little to pay that it is
real economy to buy them.
Baby Drosses of rim- Nain?
sook, soinc half dozen different
styles of lucked yokes, rom
bliicii with dainty luce or em?
broidery. Sixes (I nioiiibs Cf)/?
in r, years'.<JO\j
llahy IJoys' Dresses or very
line Madras ami neallj figured,
while piipies, with wide turn
over collars ami Blister Itrd'wn
Hell
effects .
98c
I heir means id this j?ro:ii cause uml
$2,000 is a sum itint should lie Hie
,'ause of pride froin everyone liere
WEWfiFH I1F THE flMVM
BUARQS Iii liNDtll ??Rtfi 1
William Mahona Charged by Captain
Thornton f. Jones With Having
Stolen Company Properly.
William Mahone, it member of the
Peninsula fl tin ids, was ar rested a'
the charge of the larceny of a rille
and Oilier properly belonging to the
military company
Mahone left Hampton, it is said a
few weeks ago and carried with 1,1m
iwo tiiies ami other property, which
he rIiouIiI have turned in the mili?
tary authorities.
Ca pi. Thornton F. Jones, command?
ing the Peninsula Cuards, swore out
the warrant against the private, and
Deputy SheriH C. ('. Curtis arrested
him aboard a schooner
After ib.- civil authorities finished
wit It He- accused youth. Mahone will
be taken before n military court
martial anil tried for desertion. He
will be given a hearing within five
days.
gibl oi: sixWnile
MM OF IWEKTV-SIX-VEARS
ivliss Smith, of Phoebus, Will Become
the Bride of Mr. Myers, a Norfolk
Architect.
Clerk or the Courts, Harry II
Holl, yesterday issued a license to
marry In Mr, O'Kelly Williams My?
ers, of Norfolk, ami Miss Maria
Borgia Siniili, of Phoebus. The wed?
ding is to be solemnized in the home
of the bible's parents today,
Miss Smith who is the daughter
of Mrs. Fllcii l.ee Smith, is jusi
sixteen years old. 'Mr. Myers giivb
Iiis age at 21! years and Ills oeenpa
tion as an arch It cel.
COLORED MEN NOT GUILTY.
Hernice Uailey and Henry U.irton
Tried by Magistrate C.aylord.
After hearing witnesses last oven
trig Magistrale IL L. .1. (laylord tlis
missed I he charges .of larceny against
Beruhe Bailey ami Henry Barton,
who wer,- arrested for the alleged
robbery ol it car nI Hie Chesapeake
S Ohio depot. ?i ?
'Pilo boys were charged with steal?
ing I.luu pounds of lend from n car,
which was consigned jo the Peninsula
Pure Water Works. Mr. Pay S, Col
Ihr represented the boys.
Board of Managers to Meet.
The Hoard of Managers of the
National Soldiers' Home yesterday
notified the aiithorites of the Ilnmp
lon Home that the board will ar?
rive here on Us annual tour of inspec?
ts.n tomorrow morning.
Assaulted a Woman.
Alexander Black, whose race tallied
well with his name, la a prisoner in
the county jail on the Charge of as?
saulting a woman, lie Is accused
r f having beaten a woman.
Auction Sale of Groceries.
Ami Store fixtures, show cases,
'bd?v, in a. in., at Woods' place
Weal Queen street.
Films, any size, developed for 10
lents hi Chevnc-'s Studio, Harnptca
l-3i-f,su,--3m.
MICE CAUSE A BAD FIRE
IN YORK COUN1Y STORE
Fireworks ill Moresby's Place Ignited
?by Energetic Work of Neighbors
House is On veil.
The slur,- and dwelling house <>f
Mr. W. II llorhsby at Crab Neck,
York County, narowly escaped do
strnction by lire yesterday morning.
In a khed leading rroin the dwelling
t.. tin- main slur.- house, Mr. Ilornstby
keeps II reworks ami ii is I bought that
;i mouse may have caused tin' blaze.
.Mi. Horn shy was awakened :,*
1: |o o'clock by an explosion. He at
Hist roared :.ariliqunke. Running
.1. Ihe store in- soon discovered that
n hlii'/e bail started among the tin
works. Mr. Ilornsby gave the alarm
.??nil tin- neighbors formed a bucket
Itiigndu of lird-ligl.s. After a hard
struggle of iiioi.* than an hour tlie
fin's was subdued. The loss will likely
reach $:tOi>.
DIXIE HOSPITAL AID
SOCIETY AFTER FUNDS
Meeting to be Held in St. John's
Parish House?Educational Asso?
uan to b's Formed.
?I b.- Dixie AI.I Society of Hampton
will bold an Important meeiing in
cat. John's church parish house Fri?
day evening, When those interested
in Hio hospital work nre invited to
atti ml.
The society has as Its object the
? .i..-,'')' "i money with which to
?>.-.~i tin- hospital and ii is a cause
thai will likely appeal to all classes
To Form Functional Society.
It Is also expected that after the
??..ling of the hospital society ah
? I tempt win I..- made to organize
an educational association in Hamp?
ton Association's have been formed
in many Iowas throughout Virginia
.ml are doinng lim- ivork in encourag?
ing education among all classes. It
is expeeied thai the Hampton asso
elation will be the equal of any
organization in Virginia
i _
TOOK POISON BY MISTAKE.
Woman Says She Did Not Intend to
Commit Suicide.
June l.avlgne, the inmate of Mary
Wlllougliby's. house In Phoebus, who
took ibiriy-slx grains of morphine
Saturduy afternoon in a room over
a Phoebus saloon, has recovered snf
Hcleiitly io leave the hospital
The wonvan declares thai i the took
iho morphine by mistake, thinking
it was hendacho powders.
Mr. Thompson Eack.
?Mr. Coy E. Thompson, manager
of the news stand at the National
Soldiers' Home, returned yesterday
from a visit of two weeks in Ball!
more ami other points
Catholic to Take up Collection.
Rev. Pnther William Fallon, pastor
of St. Mary's Catholic church, Old
Point, announced yesterday that he
will take up collection for ihe San
Francisco sufferers next Sunday morn?
ing.
It's a Cold Fact.
That Beasley and Bush offer Iho
best 2.1 ceni coffee ever put on th >
Hampton market. Ask I hose who arc
using It, PliOiie is, :t
Green Vegetables.
Another big assignment of green
veget ables? Peas, nspnragus, on ions,
beans, all deHcjously fresh. Reiter
phone early this morning lo Beasley
and Bush. Phone is. It
ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS!
ST. JOHN'S CHAPTER. NO,
r.7. II A. M.
Slit KNIOliTS, ATTENTION:
\"on are requested to assemble in
the Asylum of Hamilton Commandory,
N<>. 17. On Wednesday evening, April
2f>, 1901?, at :: o'clock sharp, to attend
the f.rnl of sir Knight S. R
THOMASSRN. My Order of the Rmi
nein Oommiinder. W. R. ROORRS,
tip 25-11 Recorder.
I HAVE FOR SALE
Country and Jordan's Hams, pure
Butter, Canned Vegetables and Fruits,
imported Olivo Oil (half pints and
quirts), Canned Meats. Chicken, Fish
and Soups, Olives (plain and duffed).
Canned Plum Puddings, Cream de
meiith, plain and with cherrries. Mar?
aschino Cherries; all brands of Whis?
keys, Wines, Rums, Olns, Brandies,
Ale, Porter and Beer, for family and
medicinal use.
Fresh Harden and Field Seed, floods
sent to tiny part, of the county at
short 'phone notice.
No. .10 Queen St. 'Phone 186.
(iEO. R. WOOD,
NOTICE
All persons hnvlng watches, clocks,
or other tit tides in my store for re
pair will rloase call and got them,
otherwise tliey will be sold to pay
charges, us i wish to closo my bus!
ness in Hampton in short time.
P, W. ANSI.EY
DEPARTMENT 1
STORE
JJ^U- HAMPTON, VA.
LADIES' UNDERMUSUNS
Ne.al and Dainty':
A FRESH ASSORTMENT. ? Every piece made in a superior
manner, from exellent grade nf nainsook und coiton; daintily trim
med with delicate Vol. lace ami pretty embroideries?worth seeing.
WHITE MUSLIN
UNDERSKIRT.
Kueo length, made
of very good muslin,
three small tucks
and Vnl. Ineo at
'??l, en.-*
Umi .dob
NAINSOOK
CORSET COVERS
Nicely made of
p ret I y nainsook,
i rimmed with Villi
edge and silk fiH^
ribbon .. ... ?iUO
WHITE MUSLIN
NIGHT GOWNS.
.Made very full:
low neck and short
sleeves, hemstitched
tucks and
Vnl. edge
75c
CHILDREN'S WHITE SHOE
lu Button?made of Lintn ]luck.
Sizes. 3 to 4 1-2.
Sizes G to 8
Sizes M 12 to I I
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2
85c
$1.15
'%iM
$1.75
C. L Crockett & Co..
QticcR Street',
HAMPTON,
VIRGINIA
HENRY L SCHMTI1,
President.
TRANK IV. DARLING,
Vice President.
HAMPTO N?VIRGINIA.
Is the Oldest and Largest in Either Hampton
or Newport News.
CAPITAL, - - -_ - $100,000.00
SURPLUS & PROFITS, $100.000.00
DEPOSITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The only designated Depository in the State of Vir?
ginia in Eastern Virginia. We make loaun on Real
Estate? Not Prohibited?as are the National Banks.
FOUR PER CENT, INTEHS8T PAID ON SAVINGS- DEPOSIT*.
NELSON S. OROOME, Cashier.
.K.ILU.O.fiJi 6,iL O.iUULO-fi-U 3?.C.? il it fi.feGlLiiJLfi.QJl.fl ItJLajlJLilJlJiJtJLfiJlJlJLiLft-IL?
Call Monday and Sii? my patterns. Will sell what I have
ieftat cost. Shapes and ready-to-wear lints very cheap. Call
and be convinced thai I will save you money. I have au
artistic trimmer and maker.
I. fvl. STACEY
MO. 39 EAST QUEEN STREET.
HUDGIN3 SLOCK.
Headley ?$: Pleasant^
21 W. Queen St., Hampton, Va.
FURNITURE
STOVES
MATTINGS
RUGS LAMPS
CLOCKS TRUNKS
CU KT A1N'S PICT? ll iSS
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS
Office Pbone 16?.
Hesldence Phone 340.
189
S. J, WATSON, JR.
fcLECTBICAL COBTRflCTOR
Estimates Given on All Kinds of Electrical Work
No. 6 KING 0T.
HAMPTON.
If yoiu Hal or Bonnet came from
BUR?ES' MILLINERY STORE '
It's just the thing. The Rlore is filled with many of the prettiest
Millinery creations of the season, and a visit from you Is always a
source of pleasure to us. .lust drop in and talk -'Hats or Honnefs."
with us. We are MilHners?that's nil.
BURGES' MILLINERY
Ea6t Queen Street,
Hampton, Va.
You Want
Are you thinking of buying a home,
or huve you time to make money on
an investment? if so, it will pay yon
to call ami see my list of properties,
either us an investment or a desirable
home in any locality you desire. Sev?
eral very doslrablo dwellings on
Hampton river. One 10-room dwell?
ing, all modern conveniences, fine lot
(routing on the water 12U feet, shade
and fruit Hees, $0,000, much loss than
buildings cost a few years ngo. 1>
room dwelling, comparatively new, on
the water, 1 1-2 acre lot, youug orch?
ard ami shade trees. $3,800, house
couuld not ho built for what wo ask.
for tlie entire property. Another 8
room dwelling on tlio water, excellent
condition, fine lot. price $3,000. Two
very desirable lots on the water 60?
IDO. will sell on easy terms, $550 each.
Bargains in any location in city or
county.
W. E. L&wson
Mo. 18 N. King St. Hampton. Va.
Free Samples af
JAP-A-LAC
We Invite evey housekeeper in
Hampton to call at our store and get
a sample can of JAP A-LAC, the
?great floor stalner"?FREE.
Better call early and get the sample
W, Queen Street, Hampton.
Notice to
Since the change in the
firm we are in better shape
to furnish on the shortest
notice, anything yon may
need in our line than erer.
Promptness in shipping anci
satisfaction in stock guaran?
teed. Try os.
Hampton Sash &
Door /Vlfg Co.,
Hampton. Virginia,
Phone 72. Lock Box IS?.
Protect Your Property
By Using
Davis' 100 par
cent Pure Paint
as it looks belter, lasts longer,
and covers more surface than
?either l.eml and Oil, or any of the
thousand und one (Uber paints on
the market.
FOR SALE BY ' \_ >
RANSONE
Hardware Company,
! HAMPTON, VA. s
?-"-"- -" - ?' 1 -. B3
Lots
80x145 Victoria Avenue, near La
Salle, $250. ^
30x145 Krwln Street, $160.
25x115 Moore Street, $100.
I Also lots In Hampton and Phoebus2
all on small monthly payments. 1
Rent
Two Victoria Avenue dwellings
modern In every respect, $30.00 and
$35.00.
Cottages at Buckroe Beach.
C-room house near C.& O. depot. $lf,
6-room house, Jackson Street, $10.
6-room house on Washington St.. $9,
4-room Hudglns Street, $6.00.
J. IIS. Gumming
Real Estate, Rental and Fire Insurance,
18 S. King St., Hampton.
10 N. Mellen St.. Phoebua.
reliable HARNESS Is the kind
to buy. ?? ?
That's the kind LOWRY makes
from Pure Oak Tanne ' Leather?toe
beat kind.. ?
LOWRY, j
The Harness and Vehicle Man, t
No,. 126 Step.t Queo? Street* _J