Daily press. [volume], May 10, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

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PRONOUNCED GASE OF
RABIES, SAYS OR. HOEN
Examination Proves That Ihe Dog;
Which Bit Little Anthony Mo
zier Was Wad.
CHILD BEING GIVEN TREATMENT
Parents Arc Without Means and
Subsriptlons Aic Needed to De?
fray Boy's, Expense at Pasteur In?
stitute?Wire Basket Muzzle May
Be Adopted by City.
A |t?l? grain
.1. M../ii r. wl
by Mr. <iiloi
(Ity m i. nlai
rccciycd from Mr. A
i i now in Richmond.
? ? i lldi'Wiirlcl in fills
all'i noon, stated Unit
the doe which lot i. year
Ihony Ah /ii r. hi lbe res Ideiii'
I areiiii . I I'h:i i> lifth sin
old An
? of hi.:
I. Moll
dny aflUrinM.il. had a very pronouiic
nil tin i- of nihil s.
A:; was mated m Hie Dally press,
tin canine Wils killed soon ii.fier he
h? tin i'111111 and ilie lead was sein
to tin Pa h i.i i|i |iai <iii> iii of Die i'lil
versity College of Medicine in Rich
niund.
Dr. lb
the head and
case oi rabies
linh' son \> cnl
in.oh' an examination of J
I discovered a marked
Sir. Slozier and his
Kicliiiioiiil Tuesday
inoriiiut; a.nl iho lad is now being
given i he I 'a: leur i reitlint nl.
Mr i leorgii i Hid '.'. hi n l slated lasi
nh-ln Dial Mr Mozier 'lid not have
Ihe money necessary lo pay lor lie
Pasteur treatment for his son. und
Bald Dial ho would today start a sub?
scription fund io defray Hie expenses,
which will uiiinuiii to ahoiil $2110.
Subscriptions may be I' ll at the store
ol illdewiiilel .V- Itcgan, coiner ol
Washington avenue ami Thirtieth
street or at il|e business office
Pri .: . All I.Is h it
the Daily
tills office will h<
turned over io \li
.Newport Ni-ws
Knigllis o| < 'ol ii in Du
er Conclave. No. 2
at
acknowledged ami
< lldewurlel.
i 'nunoll, No. fill,
ami .lames Riv
, Improved Or
dl>r I Icptllsbphs. will each colli riliutc
to ilio fund ai their next regular
meetings.
The animal which hit ihe Hille boy
had a leather muzzle on ai ihe time
he hit Hie child, lint the mu/.y.lc did
not prevent the biting. iL has heen
pointcif but thai the leather muzzle
dor:, no prevent a dog fruin Idling
and. ai Ihe same lime prevents his
in.nun from having Hie freedom ii
should have in hoi weather.
A wire basket muzzle for dogs is
now being advocated and ii is pri)bu?
hl? i ha i lie' cilv councils will be ask
cd to so amend the muzzling ordl
n.nice as jo reipiire wire liaskel muz
?los i?> In- worn by canines instead of
the leal her muzzle.
'lie- basket muzzle -allows Ihe doc.
plenty of froedoin to pain as dogs
must in slimmer and also allows ii to
drink win er whenever ii so desires.
That kind of muzzle is used in Ihe
city of Philadelphia, where Hie ''muz?
zling" law was Iii si pnl into effect
many years, ago.
Merchants' Association.
The Merchants' Association will
meet tonight in regular session. Sev?
eral mailers ol Importance are to he
talten up, among Hum Mr Alex.
Meyers' pla*n by which he thinks the
cilv may help tin- shipyard secure
contracts.
TELEPHONE WIRES CUT.
Bel
Company Offers Reward of $500
For Arrest of Vandals.
The Knill hern Hell Telephone Com?
pany has offen d a leward of $".no for
the arrest and conviction of the per
>"li: who . 'ii ihe long distance wires
between Ibis cily and Richmond. The
win-., were em in lour places just
I S1AHI5MC0 id'.
SWELL
NliCKWIiAR
A Fifty Cent Four*
In-Hand
25c
That'., .pi t w hat ivi II give yon
while He y la ,'i l.atesi shades
In ? very pad ru thai can be
foiind in any fifty-cent Hip. in
town.
SPIXIAL 25c
fSLL WINDOW DISPLAY.)
Thirty-third St. and
Washington Ave.
above this city last omlay night and
the credit for the work is given 10'
sympathizers of Hie striking iiubml
linemen.
'Iii.- company has a st a ml ins offer
of $5" reward for Hie attest and con
viel ion of anyone tampering with the!
wiles.
Iowa to Dc Overhauled.
Tlit United Stales battleship Iowa I
has been ortlcred to leave the At?
lantic licet at New York Sunday ami
procede tu I ho Norfolk navy yard for
lu r annual summer overhauling. The
vessel, will arrive in Hampton Heads
Monday.
FIRST HORSE RACES.
Meet Scheduled for May IC at River
view Park.
The fn-t racing nn-ei of I In: sea
<<u will In- held at Hie Hampton
lto;uls driving park, at Riverview. 611
May is. Two harness and two run?
ning races have boon booked for the
nieol anil gooil sport is looked f/or.
Mos| of the horses which will race
at Die Hampton Roads park will par
licipate in Ihi! Norfolk Horse Show
111 vi-1 mi May Tit
HEEKETOLKER.
Local Man Weds Young Lady in the
Capital City.
Miss Rosn K Heek.-, iif Richmond,
and Mr. AI Ii Tnlkur, of this eil.v.
win- inairieil ai SI. Mary's Calholic
church, in Richmond. yesterday
morning ai o'clock. Rev. Father
lOdwaril officialitiK The church was
hi a 111 ifnlly decorated and was filled
lo its capacity with the friends of the
couple.
Alter tin- ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Tolkei' I' ll llichniouil for a wedding
lour Ihrough the uortli. They dill
visit Wasiiiiiglou, Halllniore, Philadel?
phia. New S'ork and Huston. In-fore
returning in this oily to make their
hoine.
Mr, Tolker is the; proprietor of the
New poll News Wine mid Lhptor
Coinpiiuy and Is well known in this
I city. Mi s Hi el,e Is the daughter of
Mi ami Mrs. M. LO. Heeke of Rich?
mond Tie- pn . cuts were numerous
and handsome.
LOCAL ELKS TO ATTEND.
Funeral of Alhcrt Moscly at Soldiers'
Home F vi day.
Rev. A. O. Sykes. I). 11.. rector of
St. Caul's episcopal church, and
chaplain of Newport News lodge, No.
IHTi, It. P. (1 Klks. will lisslsl in con
dueling the funeral of Albert Moscley,
which will lake place at the Nation
al Soldiers' Homo chapel this after?
noon at 'Z o'clock.
A largo number of the mem hers id
(he local lodge will attend I ho ser?
vices.
Mr. Moscley was well known in
this city and all over llio Peninsula,
lie was a mein tier of Ha nipt on Lodge.
No. lira; It. p. o. Klks and was promi?
nent in the circles of Hint lodge all
over the Stale.
Sermon to Students.
Rev. K. T. VVellfnrd has been in
vi led to deliver the huccnlnurcnale
sermon to lite graduating class of the
Newport News High School this
year. The .sermon will he preached
on Sunday evening, .Inno lo. ;il the
l-"ir..t Presbyterian chinch.
Books From .Government.
Principal .Linie-.! 10. Allen, of Ihn
local llinli sChtol, has written to
Hon. William A. .limes, representa?
tive of this illstriel in Congress ask?
ing that an effort he made lo have
(he High school library made a de
pOsitiiry for government publications.
Mr. .lottos has taken the mailer up
with the government printing office.
Delinquents Must Pay.
City Treasurer .1. M. Curl is has an
nounced H?tt all delinquent tax-pay
era wlin do tint pay-up on or liefere
May will have.their properly nd
veiii.ed and sold In accordance to
law.
NEW DETECTIVE SERGEANT.
Will be Selected by Board of Police
Commissioners Tonighit.
A sueces er to former bolocllvc
Sergeant II .1. O'llara will be olios
en by I he hoard of police commis?
sioners at the regular meeting to
iiigiit.
Officers Morrison, Wbodwarii, Brid?
ges, Padgel ami Slielton arc aspir
lints for Hie < ffiee anil it is very like?
ly Hint one of 1 hem will be appointed.
Another Barn Destroyed.
A barn en Hie farm of Mr. Theo?
dore Hi.ii'e. near Morrison, was dc
ntrryed by f}fb Tuesday night. A
Ifitgfi supply of (din and numerous
h igoii ,ind binning lni|ileinent:i
w'ero burned and .1 librae was badly
injured. There was 111 in..111 mice
Suit for Divorce.
Sun for divorce was entered here
.v< slenlay by R, p. Holland agaiiihi
hi wit's heue Mavis Holland.
Hampton Roads Ordinance.
The highways and sewers commit
i"e (d the council will meet tonight
in transact rejiilar business and lo
cbnshler the Ordinance authorizing
Hu- Hampton traction Company In
abandon ihe u.,e or the Twenty-sixth
1 red in ide.e and Like up certain of
its tracks. 'Mr. Allen U. .lone;, repre?
senting a uiimiici of citizens, will ap
I/pear before ihe commltte in oppose
the ordinance.
REPORT IS DENIED NOW
Southern Congressmen Not Oppos?
ing Ebposition Bill.
GARDINER GONGEOES HIS DEFEAT
Sjys Mcasue Will Pazs in Spite of
His Fight Ag.iinst it?Virginians
Insulted by Speaker Cannon When
They Called.
It Is learned here with lulere.tl
thai Hie report Io the effect thai .1
majority of the Democratic members
? if Congress wine opposed to the
Jamestown lixp silion bill is Incol
net ami Hi.it il i.-. very probable that
most of tie: Democrats will support
Ihe hill wlen it is taken up. Repre?
sentative John Lamb is iptoled by a
Washington correspondent as savin;;
thai nine-tenths of at! the Democratic
representatives will vole fur ihe hill.
II11 1 he w hole prospects for I lie pill"
? age nf ihe ex pi 1.-it inn hill are ex?
ceedingly bright, line of Hie most
favorable expression.; heard of Hit *
li'iiii s 11 in representative Hurdincr,
chairman of the House ciinimil tee on
iiidustini ails and expositions an I
leader of the opposition to Hie bill,
who says 1 hat he Is convinced thai
Hie measure will go through in spite
nl Speaker Cannon and any others
wlio may oppose it.
None of tin- members nf Hie Vir?
ginia delegation attended a reception
given at Arlington last Monday night
in celebration nf Hie seventieth mini,
versary nf Speaker Cannon's birth.
Ii was supposed that it "just happen?
ed'' that none of the members at
li tided; Im: a story has now leaked
mil whil Ii explains. I: seems that
live or six of the Virginia representa?
tives called upon Hie speaker several
days ago to confer with him in re?
gard in the exposition bill, When
Mr. Cannon found out (be object of
the call he became enraged and, it Ij
said, used objectionable and violent
tornis inward his guests, applying
names that were, to say the least,
unfit, for print.
LOUISIANA NOT DELIVERED
TO GOVERNMENT YESTERDAY
Delay in Arrival of Material Will
Keep Battleship at Yard for
Awlii Ic.
It was officially announced yester?
day thai as yet the navy department
has not set an date fur the accept?
ance of the new battleship Louisi?
ana, linder eoiistructi'-'n at Ihe loiral
shipyard.
It was though! that the vessel
would he lowed to the Norfolk navv
yard today and there turned over to
Hie navy department this nf tern son.
but she will remain at Hie local yard
until, the navy department sec. li'
to accept her.
Kxcrpl for some work, which has
been delayed because of Hie failure
of the government to furnish the ma?
terial, the Louisiana is completed and
il is expected that she will he taken
Io Norfolk sometime this iinntlt.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES,
Regular Meeting to Be Held Tonight
?Commencement Plans.
The board of school trustees, will
meet in regular session in Ihea sscni
idy hall of the High school building
tonight. Mr. Iliidglns, the ncwlv
elected member of Ihe hoard, will
take his seat loiiight.
Tin; final arrangements for the an?
nual commencement exercises of (lie
High school will be made at Ihe
meeting and oilier important hush
1.ess will he disposed of by lb.' board.
MR. MONROE TRANSFERRED.
Goes .to Washington With Construc?
tion and Repair Bureau.
Mr. ICdward Monroe, who has been
stationed in the drafting division of
the department of the bureau of con?
struction and repair of the navy de
partmcnf at the plant of Ihe Newport
News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Cbmpnny. since 1808, yesterday morn?
ing received orders Io report Io Ihe
bureau of construction and repair at
Washington as soon as (iraclicabio.
Mr. Monroe will leave" 111 a few days
days and will make bis future home
in Washington. Since he has been
in Newport Nows the young man lias
made a host nf frieiuK who have
beard of his transfer with regret.
Special value, between West and
Washington avenues, largo 11 room
dwelling, modern improvements, only
w 500. Reasonable terms. NCLMS.
ma RYE, RdYlONT?N & CTIAPiN.
In., Real Kstiite. Insurance, Loans.
Rents and Investment Roads, ? 9-2t
The turnpike, road
to peoples' hearts,
I find,
Lies through their
mouths, or I mis
take mankind.?
Tetrr Tindir.
?And the turnpike guide post Ts the
trade mark of the National Biscuit
Company. It points the way to the food
of quality?biscuit and crackers so'perfectly
baked and properly protected; so cleanly
packed and freshly kept, that they never fail to
please in their mission to the appetite and heart.
This trade mark always appears in red and white.
It is placed on each end of a dust and moisture proof
package that keeps the contents in their original condition.
National Biscuit Company products arc thus distinguished and
warranted?you are thus protected and guided, in buying the most
perfect of bakery products.
Ar, an examnlc try a package of GRAHAM CRACKERS. You will instantly recognize
their superiority oicr any oniinaiy Graham cracker! you ever tasted. They contain all tho good
of the best Graham flour enhanced by perfect lukiDg.
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Jill wool 30 inches wide in every wanted color, fin ideal
I'm I trie for Summer Dresses a 1 yai'd 5?Ct
A SAI.K OK PLAIN AND NCR
Voiles, worth 75c. tit; C??
viinl .??b
MOHAIRS IN NOVKLT.Y
weaves and cream Ofl,,
while, at yard .<J?l"
ALL Wool, Git ICY SUITINGS,
a sph itilltl line of thciic t< m>
lllar goods, at. KOr.
yard.Ulfu
A SPIOCIAL BARGAIN IN
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styles; and they are Hie reg
tiiar 15c grade, at i f| 0
yard .~. IUI?
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fine : lie. r grade; Ihey come
in short lengths, >'< to 2U yardH
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I.soil yards in tile lot; noiu
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to 1 '2 o'clock P. M.
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ffKe';
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eat
"JENNINGS'
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It's tho staff of life. WHY? Be
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thousands of testimonials Why not
try tt loaf and he convinced. Look for
tho tag. We aro uot ashamed of our
goods.
HEALTH FOOD BAKERY & CON?
FECTIONERY CO.
Washington Ave. and 51st Street
AND TO SET YOUR LIVER WORKING RIGHT
is absolutely imperative if you are fo get any comfort from lifo or
nourishment from food. A torpid liver can bo n vory dangerous con?
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Also 11. *. O. Sciatic Plasters and *R. & G. Derma Lotion.
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ami
The Standard Supply
Company, Inc.
No. 2608 Huntington Avenu?.
J. Whlto Chamilor, H. H. Brushwood,
P.e3ideut. Secretary.
J. P. Gayle, Treasurer.
Don't forget ?he place where you can
buy 8tudebaker Wagons of
every style.
We carry a full lino or Runabouts,
Surreys, Top Buggies, Grocery Wag?
ons, and many other spring vehlclo3.
Harneuu and Horse Furnishings. Har
ncss Repairing a special feature
good work assured.
Farm Implements, Including Ihe fol?
lowing well-known makes: Oliver Chill
Plows, Dccring & McCormlck Mowers
and Rakes, Disc Harrows, Diso Culju
valors, Farmer's Friend Corn Plant,
eru, Planter Juniors, and many others.
Agents for Austin-Western. Road
Machinery, Armour's Fertilizers?bot?
tom prices for CASH.
Tho biggest lino ever offered in our
city. Call and look it over before
I buying. We want your business.
Dai/y Press, 10 Cents a Week
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