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LOVE'S RUDE SHOCK
AND THE AWAKING
Enraptured Girl Suddenly Learns
How She Was Deceived by
Her Intended Husband.
ANAESTHETIC REVEALS SEGUE!
Dentist's Painkiller Caused the Old
Chap to Tell His Troubles and tlio
-. Fair Young Thing Learned All
About His Duplicity?Climax in the
Doctor's Olfice.
(Special lo the Daily Press. 1
DFWKIt, May 21!.?"Many an odd.
interesting, humorous and sometimes
pathetic incident bus come up in con?
nection with my practice." said Dr.
Howard T. Cbiitn, a well know i leu
tisl, "and I could tell of dozens of
things of the kind if I had lime lo sit
down und lhink awhile. I do recall
the case of ,me id my patients, how?
ever, that you will probably consider
worth hearing about. It" was so far
out of the common thai my remem?
brance is ?|?? it?? vivid.
"I will meutioii at the ..tart what
yon probably know, that a person un?
der the influence id' whai is lerhli d
'gas,' or other nhacsthclic, which we
administer when patients iusi. i upon
it. their health condition being nor?
mal, sometimes sets ihein bilking vol?
ubly and, though of course I hey do no;
realize whiil tin y are saying, there is
often singular continuity in their
ideas and some astonishing state?
ments are made.
''NOW In the case I have in mind.
One morning an oldish man- well, not
so very (fid cither, tuaybo about .V.
chine in accompanied by a young wo;
man, quite pretty and I should say,
about 2-". or 21 years ot age. The- man
was suffering terribly with three big
.molars which, upon examination, I
found to lie deia.'.-l to sii.-.i an uxtvitl
that liiere was no use tf.' i ; io s,
t hem.
Patient Apparently Aristocratic.
"Though 1 busied uiyscll at onco to
put an etui to bis pain, I am a pretty
close observer anil rathr.r a rapid
Imp. so. while getting him into Hie
operating chair and making ni> prep?
arations. I noted that he was a hand?
some man with tin intellectual face
ami well-shaped head. lie was evi?
dently a man accustomed to taking Ills
ease, lor bis hands Were well kept,
ills skill was soli, as I not iced when
1 touched his chin, ills dress was- styl?
ish and of the best mal erial ? alto
gel her what you would call a wi II
grooiiied gentb-nian.
"I noticed these things particularly
?for ihe reason thai the yoiing womanj
who sat opposite in lie reception
room ami waited, was so differently
dressed. Though hebt as a pin, I saw
at a glance thai her tilliro was most
ordinary and Ihn! her coat or jacked,
lind been brushed ami worn altnosi
t bread bare. Her lac- was radiant,
however, with something Hint is inde?
scribable, Inn which means nothing
but hive or Hie truest and best kind.
"Give Him Something.*'
"?(live him something; doctor, do.
as he says, fir he luiffbrs awfully."
she said to me s'blicltipusly through
the open door. And so I administered
an bnaesflielic. I ilon'l vvani a lo.: i!
application?give me the *T;lnd you to
hale,' he said to ine. -I want -on to
put me beyond all possibility o
further suffering. Hive hie plenty
it.'
"Well. I gave him w'vil he c.aiitd
r'afety stand, and he was so .-. i;ni!>-r
i in- influence, ?lim 1 worked i.uiekly,
and got the tbrerj bad, deeol> ! odded
stumps oul of his jaw, but not before
he began to jahbi ?? and l';Ve alwily.
lieen" sorry 1 HI' i ung hon so lliiit
his words woai I uav - Ivel iiuiutcllig
ible.
"Hut ho broic eat lou-llc, an I with
that tenso'Aus's and fervor which
means, tin- deepest feeling, 'Oli (lori
rude!' he exclaimed, 'yon know what
I am doing this for ?and you know I
love you. and yon know what you
promised?'
"There's where i did cut him oft'.
Im I glanced up through the iipi'ti
door und saw Hie face of thai poor
girl?saw it change I'rt in apple r-- I to
snowy while, and tin a saw he - drop
back into her chair as though tibonl lo
faint.
'?I soon had the job "completed, and
the man paid me lor my services and
thanked me for having relieved his
sufferings. He asked me. mo. ah in!
what sort of a phil.e'ite should have,
and said he was sorry be couldn't
have me make it lor him, but thai
he was a stranger and was leaving
town thai night,
Glance That Chilled Him.
When he went into the reception
room, he failed lo notice the ngiiii
tion of Ihe young woman, but I watch?
ed closely, for my sympathy for hoi
wns aroused. I didn'l know whiil Hie
mal tor was. but I guessed. '
"'Well. dear, come on: I'm all right
now. The doctor here has been my
good angel,' he said gaily. I till she
only sal where she was. with a face
now actually stony in its expression
and motioned with one lurn of tier
hand toward the' door. '(In on.' she
said, in a low tfiho. 'I'll come Inter."
?"Why, what's tin- matter, dear?' he
began, but sue slopped him. 'Don't
talk lo me?go on.' And. WOlitlerliigly,
be obeyed her, slopping a moment at
the door to turn on her a on e full of
amazement.
''After he had gone oul, she aros->
and said lo inc. with a painful ex?
pression of countenance, and a no v
ous tremor In hoi vp.co: 'Oh, do?i"or,
please don't ever (epeal what h j suul
then? when hr lldu't know! \
'?'( Ttnlnly sm, If you wish Ii. i
answered; "hui even if 1 did, wha! dif
iVivneo would il niukeV I don't .know
who you are. where you are from, or
aim king alioui it.'
"'Oh, yes, ro ho sure.' she said,
?and I'm so glad of ijiai?well, 1 must
lie ?? dug,' and she turned sadly away.
"'Hut you are distressed.' i ioiI.i
not help saying 'and if thoro'? any?
thing I enn do?'
?? 'Oil. no. no, no?nothing?lioho'l?
ran do anything for me now. Hut you
arevvery Linn and naturally v-'i
w.mder wh:?l he trouhle is. WeM. 1
can't Sell you, hul you may gel a l,i ' t
idea of il When I tell you my nain ia
mil Oertrude.'
'"The emphasis idle pill on Ihal word
'not' was hiller and sorrowful. Then
-du- said good morning and was gone,
ami all thai day i puzzled over the
mailer, and many limes there die; ,
ami i'm guessing yet."
operation successful.
Little Girl Has Been Made as Sound
? as n ? Dollar.
NKW VOitK, .May L'lt.?Hr. Hexier
I). Ashley, of this eiiy. who was iis
snciuled wild Hr. Frederick Miller, of
Chicago, in the o| 'ration hy I'rof.
Loren/ on I .(it IIa Armour, on Oelo.liei'
l_. I?0", ealleil attention lo his h rf???
on the suhjeet, |iuhlished iu Ilii; NOW
York Medieal .ioiirii.il.
Or. Ashley says that the tunm pur
pdH to lie- letter referred to Is to re?
fute the wide pnhlieily given hit ey to
the effect that the operation ha ? prov?
ed to I'" a failure.
lie say.; thai he litis he ? i in ..> a
inimical ion recently with l>i Miller
on thii subject, and ha;: reivo.l a
toll mam from thai surgeon sayi ig
thai tie- operation has heel entirely
succo.-.-fui.
The Things Fire Won't Burn.
Tin housekeepers who fir-1 hiiido
acquaintance with nslii at oh as n stove
mat now .usi's il as a stove po'isl.
as a tlaliroe holder, as a lamp wick,
ami a;, a lire pad under her e.is I'm-1
tiei\ Most likely, too. her kitchen
range is lined with i:.
Our dwelling houses are firoproofed
with asbestos wall |.lasier, asbestos
'Hiding material ami asheslos paint.
In office huihlings and factories the
sleani pipe, are overlaid witli asbestos
eovf-i'iiig, and tie- hoilers with nshe ?
'os eemelit. Machinists use asbestos!
yarn or wick f<>r packing id.s( ui red-!
ami valve sti in.-. a"d ashe.-tos mill!
Isiard os a joint packing. j
The modern theater bis fireproof;!
stage curtains of asbestos cloth and j
the best equipped firemen Wear ash' s-I
tos uniforms. Storage rooms' on
ocean steamships nie lined with as
heslos. and ii is equally serviceable]
in Hie iidmetilic refrigerator. Chem?
ists find asbestos filier Ihe best lil'tof.
medium; ami because of it:, noii-ah-]
roi-bing qualities, it i.> valued iu hos?
pital's.
Known lo some i xtcnl iu ancient i
Crei'ci' and Kgypt, the existence and'
uses of asbestos sconf lil'terwnr I io|
have bei n forgotten until quite |e
i etil yii:irs. since ism;. Hie Italian
mines have hi en (hi chief source o(
snpplv iu Huior.e and until: l!-"- years.'
ago llley were Hie only' mines iu the
wcrld.
Al tile present ijino, however, a'l." .
tos Is being niim d iu varying quant i
lie; iu Russia', Australia and Africa
ami nioi i largely (if all in Ame.'ii i. i
no lie; in some nine or leu of lie
states, of which <h mgia produces lite
lai'gesl quantity and Vorhldill tie
highest grades. But of the grades suit
ah!., tor the highest class of nitiuiP
I'aelur.?which. in oilier words,
means tin- grades suitable for spin?
ning and weaving?-ihe province <>l
Quebec ha.-, practically a world mon?
opoly- Technical World.
Mr. Wit Behind the Boycott. |
1'. R. .Marquis writes as follows in I
ile- American Maga/.iuc: "vVii Ting I
Fang is the Chinese boycott. When
1 first read that there was the mis?
chief lo pay in China, a few months
ago, 1 pin it down to my old friend.
Mr. Wu. Wu Ting Fling's rdal .mis?
sion iu America was, to find out all ho
could about Americans. Tints, the
millions of questions which lie asked,
however impertinent they may have
seemed, wiie always perlliieiit one.
Kvon while in- was indulging in some
subtle hii of hwekpry concerning a
phase of American life, he wii get?
ting information. Ho wii.s tryihjr iio j
size nf ilte American eharneler with!
tic- idea of finding Out what the prhb-!
aide' Ann : U an atlilnde Inward China
would he iu Ihe future. And he was
a whole aiili-exclilsioii lolih.v. a whole,
press agency in himself, although lie'
was always clever enough not overtly
lo overstep Hie bounds of diplomatic
lisngo. Ami ii is iu Wu Ting Fang's
liralii that the idea of striking Hie
American through their pocket hooks
originated. Ile used to say. with a
line scorn of Occidental pretension , 1?
civilization. Ihal Hie pocketbook was
lite only poinl iiltoitt an American
i hat was vulnerable."
Spoiled His Own Proopect'j.
'?My friend" sa'el the agent to ihe
Blllville brother, "let me sell you an
accident policy Vi
''Never had an accident in my life.''
"But- you may have. Ain't you
about to many'/"
P ''S'eS; hul what's that got to do
wiih II ."'
"A greiil deal. Suppose your wife
was lo get angry willi you ami lamm
you 'side of ihe head wiih Hie fire
shovel: or your mOthcr-in-law might
lake a, notion lo break'jevery hone in
your body: or?"
Bui the Billville brother sil.oppetl
llilll right there.
"I've thought heller of it." lie ,,:iill.
I'll be dm ned ef 1 git married"
Famous Strike Breakers.
1 The most -fatuous strike breaker* in
Ihe laud are Dr. King's New Life
Bills. When liver ami bowels go mi
r.trlke, they qujckly settle the trouble,
and Ihe purifying worir r;oos right on.
Best cure for constipation, headache
and dizziness. 25c lit W. Blair Lan;;
hornO) druggist.
White, Gun Metal and Patent Kid
(Jlnklrrn'H IJaiv.l'ool Siuiilnlsl
Quality Extra
Good W&
No. 5 Ei Queen St,
$1.15 ro $1.50;
Hampton, Va
R?NSOME BROTHER
MONDAY SALE
100? Yds White Persian Lawn.6c yd,
1000 Yds. nine; and Wilitc Voile.6c yd
SALE COMMENCES 9 O'C/OCK
RANSONE BROTHERS
k AND 10 W. QUMKrTST., MAM1TON, VA.
m
SUBURBAN TO
wi ll located itn Hie! Avenue and ??? >mv< lie hi lb H-- car Ilm,' C ? ?I
dwelling n| n rooms, oivliaril with nice of l.riillj Proj.-urt.v Im;
a fron I age of jr.<? ft.vt on iln- Avenue and a dopt)' <>l :|,".n feet.
Terms 1-2 cash, iiuhiitcc loh? ' tine.
HAMPTON ROADS hi?M ?.
Desirable dwelling .nid na.' lot oh ila'iiipto! tio.'iil \ve Pilee si.mih
Terms -Mini cash, liala. I<>n-.-. Ilnuh
RALEIGH AVENUE BARGAIN IN LOTH.
I" lots desirably located ami o in.mi'a. t.i tile ear liny. Price $S?
each. Term's i-\!?-nshi httbiuco long lim.
OTHER BARGAINS, ALL SECTIONS. ALWAYS SEE US FOR
REAL ESTATE IN ALL IT 5 BRANCHES;
FOR RENT
?Pl.t Chapel si n . t .$l:.\<>0
2?0 t'lcip 1 : 11'. .'1 . I"..:..
Sticht Si n o! . S'.s???
!.". Locust Sl[. < ii v water. . 12.0.0
La Salle AW;. .*. X.?0
La Saile Ave i-Store . O.On
K lug i-1 ii el tiweil!tin .'"''"'
King :;i. : I ore, a it'.vg. ... iO.ojl
Kim; S". . ; . inr ? . 7.'M)
HOTEL HAMPTON.
AI o t-'ER CENT,
on Queen St., i water, liatli,
electric lights, etc.
$25,000 To Loan
AT 'olX PER CENT.
iti i iiiti.s io ? dl ,iii approvr-d
"I!, a I K.-late S<-. liilty.
?e< Our Farm
Sale Lisi
M. O. LACKEY, MGR.
F\ W- Phiiilp? & Co
REAL ESTATE, RENTS. LOANS. INSURANCE.
1-1 S. King St. . Hamilton.
FOR MALE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY,
i'.fi neu in York County, V'a'i; in (J ration Di 'riet oti tile I'oqiio
snn River, fronting dlrojdly i'iii t ho Chesapeake linyii, nflor.liug an e!x
client view of Hie r)\ ?; ."a I ' ;t\. About 2S Heron of llii is o|n n anil
arable, iln- balance iir good vyoodlnhd. Profit I '? lo I-:.' mile "f gpo'd
oyster sliore. The html lies w 11, i . easily drain d. and i ? :i fine
trucking soli, producing very eatiy rro|is of peas, potaloet;, henlesj
etc. Has dwelling . iim p.s, cbl otei Owner will iseli at reasonable
price ami termsl
CITY.
A good. dwelling, iv rooms, mid lot ItTxI.I.O feet oll Holt Street,
can he hail for -SI." ?"' " ??;?. i>. Or for ?i.l00.bn on .ay Urins.
Hi;, let US I 2 fc 1 by ml i? ? ". Irohtitig oil ami < eiitrally located
on Malloiy Street, i'liochm*. Va can he houghl for : or for $150
ami a siinie a Ii"ii ol S'-'Uti. ,
? liuckroe I.no, gou t li>"iilii>u li e no.
Lois on It il.eigii am! I A< u tei . and Shell Road, hetween
ilahiiitoti ami Newport News, o and !w. a.riling Iti location.
RENTS.
;;ii; K\m st it
.17 Lai ley S
it rooms..
t. ?'. roopi!
,$11.
m. W.PHILLIPS '
REAL ESTATW, RIONTALS, LOANS, CHNIORAL AUCTIONEER.
INSI ilANCiO. and NOTARY PURLIC.
!) ami 11 N. Kim; Street, Hampton. Va.
'PHONE 50.
DEATH PENALTY AWAITS
m Mi mm fiehos
Moorich Women Wined ami Dined and.
Then Murdered for Their
Jewel J.
(By Associated Prbsti >
TANOliSR. May L'1'..- An ofl
nial is e ven in the ?tiili.'tn'eiif
is intend, d m eriicify llie Man
ol.idi r, liiulj Mpnaiuined Mi
w in i hi.: confe .: i d to i he III il 1*1
! thirty youiig.wohii il.
Tli. ie Is :mi bill Moor:.; ?>
I'liitrli inimils. ,i! criiiilimhi l> jug
Od alive when i.hiir'e is a sfi iti ;
icia; lie
i hui it
iilhlii
I demand for Ulis form (if ej;ec. ieii, hut
the pi ilnildlity is ihat Mo dewl tin i
hi b '.aale acfouiplice will ha ?
; headed.
The true rueis it: eoiiueelicit with
the murder.; are thai Mo lev i aiid i
female accomplice named Rahalli 70
year.; old. were in Lie hiiliil .t invtt
ing young .Moorish woiiien "? ilin.ier.
Ilui'iiig tin dinner ibey :.'i .'ai- i
|cd a imi'eolic to Uioir vic-tin'i!< ai d (if
terwanl mtinii<:'eil tin in n -li- i. slcrp
with tin- object of ndddtig !h ??-.! of
whatever jewelry and oilier ? i'nid'l. .
I hey possessed.
When the crime was .!: .-.v i ? I
, thirty headless bodies wer i'oer.u
I helical Ii a room in tile eobbl ? '. h ??.
.While the accused .cblljPO V'l'e i-i ?
'in:', coudncled to jail under afr-iiii :.:i
infill iaicil crowd niade ni cffoi'! lb
'lynch thein ICach w.;,.- :-l>--w..i.rd
driven ttioitud Hit; city on donl.. v i i
a hhlf naked stale and publicly flojs
ge<i, during wiiich pro- cs. !icy nn^.p
loud coni'essioii of their crimes'.
Tin- ftiUtilje; of 'In- iiiib'iierr'i! wo
lliOn daily cfeaie pitiful seems ;n tie
street... ci.vin-.: al i id for ju. 11? e, '
Possibly.
"Why i . ii '.'?' she whispered at the
cicsn of the ceremony, "thai the
hridcgnunii alway. RioliS a if ie>
couldn'i call his mil hi;, own'"'
"I'ro'.aldy." replied Inr biotlior.
"it's bet ?? fr nil thill mom til ho
really can'i."? :.'.liiedi- Siiindnrd and
limes.
Hi-. Ordinary Onnntjon.
"What del i I.| Mi-erlv pill down on
Ih'iil. siibscrip;ion lor lie- San l-'rau
olSfib i llfletel. .' '
"The usual
more America:
his mot.
If:.Il:
Why is
The
Willi i
W> ri
?Ca i
Why'.' c
it folks
way In
Uli: s.
? h a: lit!
and Tii
I. MM
.i dys!
I "Do viei know tie |,i.-.-i
. age stumps?"
"Only llio (?! ; . hl hi j p lit el il "
"Wbaf: iiini?"
'-If (be lilamp is el ewbeiv than in
Hie iijiper rh;hl band corner it mean ;.
'I'm an Idiot.'"- Pnilaiielpliia Li-.i.
Rents a r.pcclaily, w H, s
VAHOIIN A'-. CO., 21100 W:?..bin-ton
aventio. , ;. |^ if
TRANSPORTATION GU1D?
GLASGOW and L0ND0N0EW
Sailing Prot? New Vork livi'tj 5atnriiay
ni:w twin <?'i;r.w mCaU-suics
"CALEDONIA" and "COLUMBIA"
Avi iii,:.' i'it?.; l : i'nv?.
AND l-'A Voltl i".U K.?M.-il II I'd
"Astoria" and "Furnessls"
I'Ol Hull - <>l ShIoiiii, Sih-oiiiI < iil.In or Tltlnl
1 - 1,-n'!, ??: lOUl'HIllliI 1' 111 i In r llllol ?
mmloii A|i|.ly Iti IIICSIIKKSON llltOTIIK
Noiv VytUj ?i IA M I .-? I; I M< i ]?-< H it. Ni?l
Nous. V?.
SM!
air line railway.
short CUNfd to rniN6IPAB|
OITIKS OV TMS SOUTH a no
BOUTHWK8T, FLORIDA, fllJBAI
IKXAS. CALirOKNIA AND muxico.
UKACHIN? TH3I CAPITALS o? bix
STATUS.
Schedule I-. : ity Cos, ??.
il< I No. i ti I No ?S.
Lv NnrMk .! ?! ??.?. ir.j S:J4pm|
(vir. I '. . ' I I
f.r PorttmiouU ..| P: 25 a mi fitliM
hi Suffolk .i s:Mam ?:M?w
Ar Lewlston N. C.j 1 :00 p m|.
Lv Wehloc .|ll:nr> a J.SO p m I
!.t Henderson ..i 2:10pni| l:4Uam
Lv Rtili Igh .I 4:00 p ui( V. 2.1 s. a
Ar SouHiorn Pinna) 6:1 (J p m| 5.38 a m
Ar UAtiilet .: 7:30 pul 6:45 a nf
Ar Wilmington ..(._!i2:4&?tu
Ar Guarlotto .. . .110.45 pm|10.0tam|
l.v Hamlet .jlOil^uml 6:4* km
1." Columbia .. . .',12:20 ami 10:00 am
-I
Ar Augusta ,. ..I.j ?:20pm
Ar RaVntiur.h . -..I 4:45 a ml 2:20 pm|
Ar Jacksonville ..) 8:5Dam] t:50 9 hi
Ar Tain pa.| 6:55 pm 7:3b r. *i
I," Hamlet, N. fi.jlO: 15 p m 7:2<>prn
Ar Albans.I 6:03 a. ill 2:22 3.-id
Ar Atlanta ..( 7-- 4.4. ^ in' 3:40 p in
Ar Birmingham .1.1 !):2Gpm
1 Ar Maros .Jit: 10 a m
6: 25 p m
7:20 n m
!>:20 p in
2:55 a m
7:1 ? a in
Ar Mo;il?ojjn)r7
Ar Mobile.
Ar Ney Orloj.nK.
Ar Chattanooga ..| 1:00pmi| 9:0Bpm]
Ar-Maplivlll? ....| 6.1.5 p mj C: 40 * m
Ar Memphis .| 8:46 a in) 3:40 p ml
Suffolk r". Carolina R. K. train on
route fron. Kllznbulb City, N. C, *.ud
Interinealnto points arrive Portsmouth
(0:15 r. m., dally; returning leaves |
'ortsmouth, 4: an p. ni., otcopt Sun
AWJ. Sunday, 7:(l() jp. in.
Connections at Jacksonville fc*d|
Tampn for nil Florida Rait Boast |
Points; Cu'i.? ami Porto Rico.
Only lino out oi N M-folk otur/tliij I
through o'.eeper to Charlotte. n. O.
No. 32 arrives- at Portsmouth dally
at K:(J0 a. m.
No. S3 wrrlvow a.1 if?rt?Bfieatai fc?lly |
f.l t:30 p. ui.
0. >.V. IKKOTCW. St..
? Paotiengnr Agent, eor. AJidn AU4 Qrau
I by Rib., Now C.tlU&Ufl. Zlotol XSldg.. i
Biorfolk. Va.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
uouhi.h daidt sunwni.'lh to
ALI. POINTS SOUTH and wicst.
TiiitOHOH pullman CAtt to |
CHARLOTTJ5.
in EFFECT january 2b, VM.
Lv. Newport New? | j
* O. U'y.I 7:40 a m| B:SS p m
?\r. lOifolk .I 8:30 a m I 6:35 p m
9:?0 a. m.?Dally. Local for Suffolk.
Franklin, Kmporla, Danville and In?
termediate stations. Close connoc
tlons mado at Danville with fasi
through trains carrying Pullman
sleeping cms and through couches to
nil points South and West.
J:!tti a. m.? Dally. 1/ical lo Clarks
villi'. Oxford, Ourhsin and Interme?
diate stations. Arrive Durham 6:85 |
Ii m.
7:30 p m.?Dally. Fast Express train
for all pnlnta South and West, carry?
ing through Pullman sleeping car to j
Charlol te.
7:!10 p. in.?Dally except Sunday, for
Durham and intermediate stations.
'Trains arrive Norfolk 8:35 a. m. ami
B:o? p. m.
City 1 Ickct omce, 95 Oranby Street, |
(Montlcoilo Hotel.)
?STANTON CURTIS,
fasaenijer Agent, Norfolk, Va.
H. B. SPENCCR, QciieraZ Manager.
V.'. H. TAYI.OE, fl. P. A..
Washington, D. C.
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
Old Dominion Line
DAILY SERVICE
FOit ItBW YORK From
Company's Whaif, Nor
folk, e.ery week day, at ?
7:00 p. m. !?
FAIil-: -Firstclass, one way. 38.00,
ineais and stateroom, lieilh iiiciudcil
Round Hip. limit thirty days, St-L?O.
1 Sieerai.e. \yithoiit subsistence, $5.
Tickets on sale al K: O. Railway
Ticket Offiee.
NIGHT LINE BEW2EN
NEWPORT NEWS AND RICHMOND
Steamers Brandon and Berkley
leave riei "A" S:?0 every evetiiu;.;,
passf.Migers only.
Steamer Hampton will leavo Pier
"A" (holy exeejit Sunday, at '.1 a. m ,
1 ill?:?? lc Norfolk, and at 4:30 p. hi.,
going '.o S'liitlifield. Slcauier A ceo
line will '? uve Pier "A" daiiy, except
Sunday at '.- m.. going lo Smithflcld
..ml liboitt 2:110 p. in., guitiK to Nor
lolk.
All busliie : between New York atel
N w|ior| N. v. .i I ram aeled id Pier (!.
All business between Newport
News, Norfolk. Siiiitlifinld and local
points transacted at Ploi" "A," foot
of "I'v/enty fifth .street.
JOHN NICHOL.
Acting Oenornl Agent
H. B. WALKKU.
VlcoPres. und Traffic Man.
TRANSPORTATION GUI DJB,
Norfolk and Newport
News Express.
PINE BEACH ROUTE.
Lcnvo Shipyard I Leave Norfolk for
' NoWp'l News. f( >? , Newport. News
Pino H'ch & Norf'k 1 PI tie Beach and
0:45 . 7:30
8: Iii 9:110
10:15 10:.'10
11:45 12 00
l: I r. 1: oO
2: ?5 3:01
4:15 4:30
5:45 6:00 1
7:15 7:15
0:00 9:00
10:30 \ 10:45
Last Boat loaves fine Reach 11:30
I- in.
EFFECTIVE. MAY 24, 1906.
II. II CA RR, HBO. W. HATCH,
tioii'l Mgr.. Supt.
Hampton. Vn. Norfolk. Va,
Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway
HOURS THE QUICKES1 LINE
Sec FJ. W. Rob'nson, Agent C. * O. Ry,
Before Arranging fc tour trip.
Through Trains Veatlbuled, Hl? ? Irl?
Lighted, Steam Heated, DlnL.?.
Cars s La Cnrto through f 1>
grandest hs.erin.ry East of
I ho Rocky Mountains.
For Richmond, Cincinnati, Indiana?
polls, St. Louis, Chicago, Louis
vllle, Nashville, Memphis,
West and Southwest:
10:10 A. M., and G:25 P. M. dally.
Local for Richmond and James Rivet
Points:
7:10 A. M.. Dally.
Local for Richmond: ' TJ, A''1
5:10 P. M., Ually,
Moriolk & Washiuntou
Steamboat Company
Tho new and powerful Iron Palaea
Rienmurn, Newport News, Wabhluo'cn
and Norfolk will ;?nve dally *i fol?
lows:.
NOLl.tUOUND. '
Leave Portsmouth, foo4. of
North atreet . ItHpB
Lcnvo Norfolk, foot of Wa?
ter slreef .< B:frflpEl
l.eavo Old Point Comfort., 7:99 pxa
Arrive in WasLlngton... ? 7:06 .12?
Arrive In Philadelphia,
Penn. K. R.??leiBCaiW
Arrive Iu Philadelphia, B.
& O. R 11.??ll:l?a?l
Arrive In New.York, Penn.
R. R.Nl:llin
Arrive In New York B. &.
O. R. R. ?9:N ? as
SOUTHBOUND.
r.v. New Tork, Penn. R. R. *lt:M p H
Lv. New York. B. & ?. R. R. ?l.OOpm
Lv. Philadelphia, Ponn.R.R. 3:68 pm
Lv. Phlla. B. & O. R. R. 3:08 pm
Ar. Washington, Penn. R.R. 6:10pm
Ar. Washington, B.& O.R.R. ??6:00 pm
l.v. Washington . *6:30pm
Ar. Old Point Comfort.... ?7:00am
Ar. Norfolk ., *8:00am
Ar. Portsmouth . ?8:30 am
* Daily. ?? Dally excopt Sunday.
Tho tr11? down tho historic. Potornns
River ami Chesapeake Bay on the el?<
gant steamers o''. this company is un?
surpassed. The Bteamero are compara?
tively new, having boon built In 1891,
and are fitted up In the most luxuriant
manner with electric lights, call bell
ami steam heat In each room. The ta?
blet! ire supplied with overy delicacy,
of tho season from the markets <4
Washington and Norfolk. Far tickets,
reservation of staterooms and furthea
in formation apply to D. J. CA CCA
1IAN. Agent. Norfolk. v?.
Merchants' & Minor?'
Jo.'s
Steamship Lines for Boston, Provi?
dence and Baltimore,
Lcav? Newport Nowo, 7la NorfolR,
for Boston every Tuesday, Wednes?
day, Friday and Sunday. Leaves foi
Providence evory Monday, Thursdsv
and Saturday, sailing from Norfolk ai
0:00 p. m.
Leave Newport Nowa for BaRlmors
dally, except Tuesday and Wednesday,
at. ti p. m., connecting for Washington.
Philadelphia and New York.
Fare to Bad Imme, ouo way, 13.09;
round trip, 36.00, iucludlug stateroom
berth. Accoimnodatlcna sud slalns
uiitupialicd.
Freight and passengers tkldU for all
points North and f?o?ith. ?teamerg
leave Baltimore, foot of Long Dock?
daily, prompt]} at 6 p. m.
Only lino running a U'indaj- ^teataej
between Nc-wport News and Balllmors,
For further information apply to
Di R. UcNBILL, Agent.
Now port Newa, ,V*. 1
W. P. TURNKK. 0. P. A.
J. C. WHITNKY, A D. STBBBINB,
2d V.-P. &. T. M. Gen'l Mgr.
General Offices, Baltimore. Md.
Clydo Ste^rdship C?.
'.tjamera to Philadelphia \
'MONDAY, THURSDAY mn4 -i
SATURDAY.
Sailing from Philadelphia.
TUE8DAY, 1 HURSDAY iai \
SATURDAY. .o
Freight received and delivered dally
1st 0. A O. Pier No. 6. Offlc?. Rtrw
! Road. JAS. W. McCARRIOi:,
Can.. Rout Kern ?ffS. '
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