Daily press. [volume], May 10, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

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THE GRAND JURY
flf At v ?
Self -confessed Murderer Waiveu
Prelirnlnarg Examination When
Taken Before Justice Deane.
HE 18 A CI1IZCN OF U1IIED STATES
Mrs. Scott Drclaies That He Tbok
Out NaturalUation Papers; a few
Years Ago?She Says That Pavlin
, Ic is No Anarchist?Iii litis male
ment She is Supported by Otlieis.
?| ' - ,
When taken before .justice of Iii?
Peace .T. Albert Deaue last night .IUI
ian Pavllnic, self-cohfeasod wifemur
direr, waived a preliminary iie.it ins
and whs committed to Jail lo await
the action of the May at and Jury in
the Circuit Court.
Justice Deane and many interested
persons assembled Iii the Jail office
at 7 o'clock ready to enter Into the
ease, but Pavllnic slnij ly t hi the
magistrate thai he desired lo waivo
the examination and the ease vir
certified (o the grand jury.
Friends Loyal to Him.
Among Hins? who came to Hamp
ton to attend Ihe preliminary hearing
were Mrs. I. IL Schott, an I Mr. C
E. Kldd, neighbors of the Puvlinldj
at Salters' Creek, Roth Mrs Schotl
and Mr. Kidd hao known Ihe Pav
Hides hi lice they eaiiit: lo America
nine years ago. Mrs. Schott and Mr.
Kidd had a conversation with Julian
Pavllnic and listened Ip his story of
how he murdered his wife. Inning
the recital of the story Mrs. Schott
wept.
Mrs. Schott, said thai Pavltnlc's
father was a druggist at Dresden and
that his family was a respect a hie
one. She most ntctitly resented the
assertion that Pavllnic ini{;ht be ai:
anarchist. She said thai Mr and
Mrs. Pavllnic lived happily logelhei
In Petersburg and thnl Mrs. Pavltu
ic's Illness gave her husband grca'
concern and trouble.
He Is An American Citizen.
Another statement that proved In
terpsting was that Pavllnic Is a citi?
zen or the United Stales, Mrs
Schott said he look out nuturall/.a
tion papers a few years ago. Of this
she was certain. Mrs Schotl spoke
in the hlghcsl terms of the dead
woman. She hooted at the Idea thai
Mrs. Pavllnic was the divorced wife
ff another man, or possibly was |lv
CORRECT CLOTHING
for SPRING WEAR
The Frankel tfe tCiseninan
Garments arc perfect They're
made in the proper mauner
and always fit correctly, Tins
Spring stock is indeed Iii"
nobbiest we've ever shown?
not a style is missing?nil the
richest and mos I ex elusive fab?
rics in both siugle and
double breasted effects.
Spring Jniite
$7M to $25
'the Greatest stock of
Boys* Suits
in Hanipton. 1
Bring your boy today to
have him fit ted. We can do
it well and guarantee to save
you from $1.00 to |2.00 oil
any nice suit.
Frankel &
Eisenman,
The Hustling Ohrthisrs
_M XV. Queen Street
HAMPTON, - . VA
I I A MPT ON'S BE5 X STORE.
FASHIONABLE
TRIMMED
HATS
AT
$5.00, $6.00 and
New iiti the morning ttiri
ill" I- oxipih Hi Ti i111111? -<I Hats
Vj.OO. $0.00 ami $7.00 Dial
>iin won'i mulch except
for colli .hlornhly more.
Legi.i. Manila, Milan Chlp>
I lor mhair ami Hull Uraiil . in
Mark, while ami i o|6rs.
I lie Mats represent, ihe best
(if Iii?' current slyles.
Inj; with Pavllhie without being mar
rled
Believed in tbe Government.
Mr. Ri'bl also strongly resented
? be accusation Hint Pavlinie Is a:>
aiiai chlst. Mr. Kldd i aid In- hn 11
peatodly discussed political questions
??itii I'.m linic and thai Pat llnic left
Austria because he believes in a lie
publican form < f gdvoliininnL Mi
Kldd said (bat Pin linic did noi holii
iiuhrchisl ie ^ lows.
Letters Tell Stoiy.
DiffeiOT.I iron) Hi" stnteinciilii til
the 111? r >' ->f the self-confessed intir
lieier i. stoiy in i be lollers I mid
In Pavilnlc's trunks. Many of thest
letters show thai ilia dead wife w;i
Eislo Horlier. the 3ist6r of Prof. I"
11 x Berber, of Munich, ilcunay. am'
?i Prof. William Berber^ of York
shire, England. Thai Mrs. Pavllnb
came from a refined Herman family
there i:; no doubt.
Mr. Robert Marcus n''t'cd as Inter
pre tec for Deputy Sheriff Edwin Cm
Iis yesterday. Certain letters are
mis dug. but Mr. Marcus .found mnn>
pcctillar KtateinenlH In seme of tic
missives. one nntrealod Pavlinie In
the inn.-I lovable terms in keep his
relatives posted as in the condition
el Mi ;. Pavlinie and also offered 111 111
love ami sympathy In his trouble
Love Story Disclosed,
"'still another letter addressed in
Mis. Pavlinie woiild Indicate thai
some young officers in Germany was
in love with her. One letter from
t'hls man told her that he was Com?
ing to Petersburg and that "he still
loved her." Another letter spoke bl
I a divorce proceedings.
Whether these letters have tu do
with Mr and Mrs. Pavlinie can noi
be fully stated. Many arc dated bad;
in 1^117 and Ihn time between them
i.-; such as to make the connection
almost impossible.
In 'tie house wire found the school
pa pern of Mrs Pavlinie. They Show
that she altended a school in Oer
many, having entered jt in iSSI ami
bad as her l.enehbr Dr linusmuii until
' I8S3, when Prof. .1. Batinert became
,11er tutor. Letters have passed i ft en
between Mrs. Pavlinie ami her frlfkids
in Germany. That she wished lb re?
turn io Germany Is evidenced in
many of the letters.
Mis Schott recognized certain
photographs and. told of the time
lhey kept boarders in Newport News
No Children in tbe Family.
Mrs. Schott also took occasion to
deny t'ne report that Mr. ami Mis.
Pavlinie might hnve had children
She said she had known them intl
iliately for nine years.
Asked if Pa , link 's father was an
officer in Austria, Mrs. Schott said
(Continued on page seven.)
Hotel For Rent.
Sixteen room lu te| in Last Queen]
Street for reut. See M. o. Lackey*
at P W Phillip? & Go, It
Attention Elks
The members of Hampton Lodse.
I No. ::qii. B, P. O. Elks, are request
e<l to assemble in their hall a' 1
o'clock this afternoon for the purpeso
of afvnding the funeral of Brother
Albert Moseloy. nt Hie National Sol
dlers' Home.
Visit inn Elks invited to join in
with us.
By onler Exalted Ruler.
HARRY R, HOUSTON.
Exalted Ruler.
T. L. SCLATER, Secretary. It
FLORIST W. 0. HINGE
PROBABLY MURDERED
Former Employe of the Nation?
al Soldiers' Home Meets Vio?
lent Death in New York.
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EMPLOYED By II MILLIONAIRE
Just How the Old Man Was Killed
is Not Disclosed Gut it is Presum
ed That He ir. Victim of Foul
?Man Missing for Many i"*tJ? Be?
fore Body Was found.
A telegram received by Mr. Joseph
Hold yesterday announced the death
m New York of Mi William D.
Lainpo, for ten years florist at the
National Soidiors' Home Sir. Lalngc
x;m; i member of Hamilton Lodge
of Elks'
i'TOm what could be learned h<
had been iui-: ins from his homo for
i week and foul play is suspected,
Mr. I ?Inge I' M He National Sol?
le i ' l h iic Ii- i?' la.jl \'< brtiary to
??? < Mm.- iin Hoti ?' i'.' i millionaire
in i outside ni' .lei ley City. It is tin.
jet do d t h.it he left i lien- i he early
pait i>f last week fot Sutherland, N
I , in Luv set 'I . ami 'um !? t liiit til me
until hi... dead body was found on
Monday afternoon hi.- whereabouts
luivo been unknown 1,1 his family
I mil friends. 1
Mr, H. 6. William!:, former mnnas
?I of the hotel at He' Homo, sent the
I telegram announcing tin- death of
Mr. Lalnge to Mr. (Ibid.
iMr. Stnncjlen in City.
Mr. Charles \V. Slangien, formerly
connected with Newspapers here, and
now located in Baltimore, i.-t the
guest of his mot her near Buckroe
Rcacii. Mr. Statiglen is now Ihn pro?,
ident of I he Association of the Na
iioual Brotherhood of Car Builders
FOR RENT.
KOR HAI.lv- TWO CODI) DRAUOHT
horseii. Iii reo carls, one strong
Kprlng wagon In first class condi
tloit. one low dray, one largo ir in
sulp, double doors; Iiiree sots car.
harness, one wagon harness; - 2ti
inch circular wood saws, one Fair
bank's scales, capacity 1.500 lbs.
pint Im in 28 Inches by Inches
TllH HAMPTON SUPPLY COM
PA NY. corner King and Lincoln
streets. Hampton, Vii. fi-li-Ht
COB ?ALK Oil LEASE?ONES OF
th? host pieces of property in the
(own of Hampton: located at the
corner of King and Lincoln streets,
fronting on King street M'S fool and
on Lincoln street itiO feob . Proper-,
tv will he sold Uli a whole or In lol '
THE HAMPTON SUPPLY COM
I'A NY. Hampton, Virginia. 5-t!-;i(
At the request of the own?r, the
household furniture of Mr. ? P.
Newton will he sold at auction at
hip residence on the Boulevard,
near Lu Salle Avenue. MONDAY.
May Nth. 1906.
The sale will begin at 11 a. in.
and continue until all the furniture
is sold.
J. M. Gumming,
AUCTIONEER
C. Mater & Bros.
Confectionery
Fruit, Cakes
Etc., Etc.
Cigars, Tobacco,
Manufacturer of Ice Cream."
Soda Water a Specialty
Phone 277. Mellen St.. Phoebus.
Cream delivered anywhere.
NOTICE
All persotts having watches, clocks,
or other articles In my store for re?
pair will -.lease call and get them,
j otherwises they will be sold to pay
charges, as I wish to close my busi?
ness In Hampton In short time.
_ . F. ANSI ?ET.
Sale Of
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
?* 33 1-3 Per Cent. Less than Regular.
We've bought a line of samples, consisting of Oowns, C-.set
Covers and Skirls, made of high quality materials. Some of them
slightly soiled through handling.
Liberality of sl/.e and dainty trimmings a characteristic of every
piece.
We invite your Inspection TODAY, promising you an actual sav?
ins of 33 13 per cent on every garment purchased.
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Oc\)l Sloic.
Hampton;
FO K SALE.
I can offer you a g'Vtd liome at Kivorviow at a reasonable price. '
A new seven-room dwelt.ng located on Rtbhtiiond ayenue. built of ihr
very hesi material, can he bought on reasonable terms lor less
than the houric cost.
I can r.cl! you a five room two story house at LORDLEY'S
CItOSSINt! for $800. jr.'jr. cash and balance in monthly payments.
TAVKLYE acres of excellent farming land with e>md dwelling and
all mcessarv out houses, located 1 I " miles from HAMPTON,
rectly on the route id the railroad to YOKKTOWN, can hi- had ir
(2.000.00.
135 acres, about one halt Of which Is open and arable, bap n ?
in woodbind, situate,i about I 1-2 miles below YOKKTOWN on tin
YORK RIVER, ami has over half a mile of water front. This can be
purchased for $10 per acre.
CITY. SUBURBAN ami COUNTRY property for sale at the very
lowest figures.
RENTS.
NORTH KTNC1 and RAN?
DOLPH, modern conveni?
ences .JUti and $2".
Armlstead avenue. No. 10.
Pix rooms .Jin.nn
Arinistead avenue. No. 2f!.
Hi rooms . $1S 00 j
Chapel street, next to the
Christian church K rooms $15.on ;
Holt street, No. 430. five
looms .$7.00
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS: LOANS. (?2NEKAL AUCTIONEER-. \
INSURANCE, and NOTARY PUBLIC.
9 and 11 N. King Street, TTsnipton. Ya. ;
?PHONR 50.
A Hint In Millinery
Just drop into SURGES' MILLINERY STORE and you will be
j convinced that It Is the Ideal place to get your Summer Hat;
Our Milliners are experienced and you get their best services all
the time. KRfts^(SMr?taurv?**-?*?8^..>^.?s?M*->**,*.??i
SURGES' MILLINERY
East Queen Street. - Hampton, Va.
MILLINERY IS OUR SPECIALTY.
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THE POPULAR CLOTHIER
Offers the best and most reliable Clothing for .Men
and Boys. The completeness of our stock, with
the reliability of our garments handled here ap?
peals to every purchaser of reasonable priced
Clothing.
SUITS
OO to
8
Plione 235. IS and 20 W.' Queen St.
SHOE DEPARTMENT 2nd FLOOR
Crossett Shoes. $3.00. $3.50. $4.00
Ladies' White Oxfords. $1.00, $1.255. $1.50.
Children's White Oxfords. $1.00. $1.25.
Barefoot Sandals. 50c to $1.Q0. _
Tennis Shoes. 50c. 65c, 75c. "
FINE LINE OF BABY SHOES.
Take the Electric Eelevator to Shoe Department.
8 AND 10 .W. QiJEEN ST., HAMPTON, VA.
D&ily Piesi $0 Cents & Weefe
Tor a
Quick Cash
Buyer
I con sell you 3 12 acres In Menclv
ville ou deep Creek, Warwick coun?
ty Good C-rqoni house and outbuild?
ings; young orchard and flue Spring
wuler for $550
A small farm, 40 acres', 2 1-2 mll99
from Morrisons; about 15 acres clear?
ed; the balance well timbered; nice
orchard, ami shade: two flue Springs
of water on the place; uo bulldlng9;
$750 cash. i, iAi J
\ \ \ ?? fcop ^nisp
W. E. L&wson
Nu. 18 N. King St. Hampton. TC
Free Samples of
JAP=ALAC
9
.We Invite evey. housekeeper tn
Hampton to call at our stors and get
a sample can of JAP-A-LAC, the
"great llocr stabler"? FREE.
Belter call early and g?t the sample
W fjueen Stresl. Hampton.
R. E. Gatewood
LU1LL1. I 1IJ
Bottler of Carbonated Beverages.
Celery tonic for the nerves, a pure
and healthful drink, which tones up
the system, creates appetite and pro?
motes digestion. Agent for the famous
Sachs Pr?den Company's ginger ale.
'I bis ginger ale received the highest
[award at National Wine and Splrlf
(show, Madison square Harden, Octobet
18-20. Highest award for quality over
worlds' competitors.
Agents Ifeeclts-Quellen Natural Min?
eral waters. i
"Phono, 177, Phoebus. v '
IS IT GOOD POLICY
to spend your money for paint that
Is only part paint and part, adul?
terations, when you can buy
Davis* 100 per
cent Pure Paint
for the same money per gallon, and
cover. In a lasting manner, from
one-fourth to one-third more sur?
face?
Think It over.
FOR GALE BY
RANSONE
Hardware Company,
HAMPTON, VA.
Lots
30x115 Victoria Avenue, neai- Ltf
ISalle, $250.
30x145 Erwin Street, 4150.
25x145 Moore Street, $100.
Also lots in Hampion and PhoebUflS
nil ou small monthly payments..
Rent
Two Victoria Amins dtrellinga
modern in every respsct, $30.00 an*
i?35.00.
"ottnges at Buckroe Beach.
6 icom house near C. & O. depot, $17,
fi-roormhouse, Jackson Street, $10.
6-room house on Washington St.. $9.
4-room Iludglns Street. $6.00.
Real Estate, Rental and Fire Insurance.
18 S. King 6t., Hampton.
10 N. Mellen St.. Phoebu?.
RELIABLE HARNESS Is the kind
to buy.
That's the kind LOWRY makes
from Pure Oak Tanne ' Leather?toe
best kind.
LOWRY, l
Tho Harnest ?nc| ' Vehicle Man,
No.. 125 5v^s.t C,ueen Street.._j