Daily press. [volume], May 29, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

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FLAGSTAFF AT HOME
Storm is Welcomed by (tie Farm?
ers But it Does Considerable
Damage es Well as Goad.
SCHOONER RECEIVES II SHOCK
One of the Ciew It i-. Reported Suf?
fered Severely From Burns?Miss
Elizabeth Wray In Newport Neve
', Avenue Painfully Injured by a Flash
That Strikes Her Homo.
the flng-f.lnrf lit thl National Sol
fliers' fluni? wiis S'rucli bj li.If inn.
an>l iihinaitnil during Ihe s.iorni. whir:
?passed over Hits vlcliiil> v ?eiila>:
mot illng. The eUrienl pa ? il down
the fctiMlo Ihie 01 the phi" aijul reo the
ptoniel tbi 'op in" i pni I. (if Ihl i ?I?
-was shattered down tu tue Irpii bin
that is in?'i ,i a pnlly in jiolatiiu). Old
Olory. .
The ininnie;: wen In IhHr ipiarO i:
and vvi t o tint injured.
The s< hooiii i ' Dul i l. iv. ion." Ca|il.
William (it ib.mi. ? llii II w i lying ?I
anchor ufl \\< . i'o nt outity. waj'
also Firm k l>> IhilitiiiUM d'ui.nt; 'I"
florin yesiteiday. .lohn Pant oiie "I
the creiv, wa sovcrclj allocked and
the vessel w;i aid "? hi'i ? erloiii.lv
diiinaued. Amuty Wltarl and olliei
points in Vork count) iuilforcd ??r?.n
ly by 1j1? .-' >nu .hui Hie i' b'plioii'
lltif- in that coiuihuuily wall aiino t
put out til eoniiul: Ion.
Sunday indriihii! lb binim- struck
the residence <>t Ihe hi'.- dipt. (Ii-oit
Wray. in Newporl News avenue, au-l
aliss Hli.'.abtb Witty, way painfully,
though nut .-crlou ly i liiiehed M i
Wray had Bulllitleiitly loeovoi'cil >.
terday to gb aiioiil her work, .il
though she i. It He i -1 foci uf her
thtilllug experience The house \ya
badly damaged, SlnrtiiiK ?l at poiiii
in tie- root liie current passed through
three rooms anil Ihoii pan od um tIii
corner uf ihr dwelling. The illuster
lug i.-li from tb.- wall
Tin- rain was much needed in the
county. .. ,n. i ?
CALL ISSUED 10 COUW
COIltTEE By CHAIRMAN
Judges nod Clerks For the Concpes
sional Primary Arc to Be Select?
ed nt Latter Dale.
Carrying oiit Instructions from
County Chairman Henry ?' Kliclton,
Mr. Net-ton '.'-. Oiobilio. secretary ol
tb- Rlb.abetii Ciiv Coi
Democrat
m il a < all
itii" next
led for Ihe pur
t hit; ludj'i .- ami cb rks
lire! loinii primary on
le committee; yt
for a meeting 01
Tuesday evening
'fin- no i t lie- i
pbfif- uf (
for lb" (
June IC,, I' v. ill h" in Id in tin- oflice
of County Trensurei David Johnson
After Joint Debate;
Dr. Krank W. Sic lid. who i ( hair
m;in of 'he committee on arrange
mints I'ui the Jute.; rally nil Wednes?
day evening, June (!, stated yester?
day he l.s going to invite Mr. Oth<
T-*. Mears, tin- opponent uf Cofigreaa';
The Standard
of Perfection
in Ready-Made
Garments
Tie- "Fi'anki I .<:? Hiseiuiian"
guarantee inejiiis Hint mir cloth
ask?
In Hampton tin re are more
well dressed im n than ever be?
fore. 'I hi-- Is .in,. In the ?reut
advantage in lie m?klet: c>r ((?>
Frankel lV Ki -Hinan clothing,
and the pi Ire being ?* it Is i si tin
roach of all.
Two-pitce Ciuits. including Ser?
ges, Homespuns and other
fancy effectj,
$7.5o tip
Three-piece Garments, rich ef?
fects fit faultless, ; 10.00 up.
The finest selection of up to
date Otraw Hats and Pan.v
m.-io in town at very moderate
prices.
Tho Hustling Clothiers
.'5-5 W. Queen Street,
HAMPTON, - . VA
A as
HAMPTON'S BL.iT STORL
$1.00 Black Taffeta
Silk
SPECIAL FOR TODAY
ONLY
36 inches Wide
? Pine Dye
Ah i sjn'i la'ily gbod ?inalll.v "S
I. il.w I,I n I; T.ltfi l.l Sill,
ideal |ni entire i'i 'linn ... :-? -p.i
!? i . Wal a :-I.ii1<?!' limn"- .
wi .11 guaranteed - i'V a : 'in.!
| . ? lal pt'it**-' 70c lotl.iy only.
Not mbi-c Hinn 12 ynrdo to
any one oustomcri
tin11 .loiii . 1" ' oni" to Hanipton on
lini evening ami ineel Mr. Jones hi |
jiiilil debate. Sli'iiihl this Im aeeoiii
,:i in i| Ii ,i.tfioiiiin -, nt nie yot
i. wiliihl pinbal.dy ntli ml Hi" mool
?inr. Ml. .V' .<:., i. kliowjl In In- tip
in i ll i.i putty eaiulliliilei; meeting In
joint debate, when only pally i-: ur.
ire to lie ill -mi i il.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON SENT
TO "PEN" FOR OHE TEAS!
Metjro Bov Convi^trcl of Breaking
Into Weist Brothers' ?torc at
the Cioss Roads.
In tii' Cirotill Court yesterday Wll-I
lam Roheii.ii,n Hie colored hoy who
wiia caught in WokI Brolhfra' store
it. He ('im Ilftads. Was convicted .if
'totisobri lilting by ;t jury ami given
nie yeiir in the pcnilenliay. jt'ohert
? in gave Iii. age at I"> ycaja ami 'hi.
probably siiyed him from a longei
Benjamin Page war, tried mi tho
charge of uuilicloUH eiittliig and the
jiiry returned a Vertlii of "not
;uil! y.jj
Mr. William B Lnwr.on. re.cciilly
deeli-d oyster liinpertiii of Bli/.ahctli
('"Itj eonnly, i|iialilied as nticli before
Bulge Hin ii.-done.
lini in .' Hie afternoon the hearing
d an application of W. A. May it he
i Ih en >? in cttmiiicl a pawn ..Imp m
Phbnbii wn taken up. hut owing to
he ahueiiee nl witner.aes w.i ? not
eoncluilcil when cOurl look a roce
until tin. morning.
it oooy OF A
FOUND FLOATING IN ROADS
Olothinf) Strapped to His Back and
It is Thought the Man Was
a Sailor.
With iii-, clothing strapped let hi.
? nl. the hoi.V of a white man way
'"ni l in a nude condition in llanip
?hi Roads, near the home of In
iebrge K. Vamp i'.?.lire Sunday mom
The clothing bore no marks that
iiilglii bring about Identification, al?
though iho word "Simon" was tat?
tooed on tie man'., arm. The ind!
iii"ii are that Inn man win a nad?
ir, ami it i . : urmlacd ilmt lie at
'oinpt il tu e. i ,r >"' froni hi.; ship by
i yim: in .swim a.-hore.
Hr Hi-ii -e K. Vnnilersllce, tho cor
?nor. after viewing the body, pro
unitiKCd t-aso of drowning nnd
linii 'i it over jo iriitlWtiikers R. C.
Hall ?V Soil, Win? buried it In the
POtii'ff Vi field.
DR. f-RIS?ELL TO SPEAK.
Principal of the Hampton Normal to
'I til-, to Richmond Graduates.
K- v Herben Ii. Piil tfjoli, LL. D?
liiuipal "i tin- Hampton Normal and
;iicuiftiral liiiitilutt-j hits acceptc
i hii it ttlon to mal e the aildn- It I,
re inr g^iiibialiig einsit til Rlebnioiitl
College llli.. >e,U
Hi l"'ti all i. a finished speaker
and lib; I it 1 It to the sttidentii will be a
i' attire nl tin eoinini lit emeiil oxi
?lues.
Mr. Hardy the Lower.t Bidder.
Mi. k; Mi ilardy yesterday iiubmib
'i d Die low, ..! hid I" Hepnty Pol
1 '""i of fiii lonia If. M. Smith, for
?he coiintruclion nl a residence In
King dien. Mr. Hardy's hid was
for ?l.22l), and he will bo awarded
Hie contract. The dwelling when
nonrplctod will cost about $C,000.
GREEK FEW ARREST
JUJWPS INTO HAMPTON CREEK
Fruit Vender Didn't Like the Looks of
Police Officer James R.
Burgcu.
Laboring under the impression that
he w i; .iiiiini m he arrested Joseph
Ai-hl-t.-. a Crock fruit vender, threw
Iii in < It min ilamptou crook Sunday
afternoon and would have drowned
?hail not Policeman James li B?rge:
ri icned him.
A dili'ie . wiid h i ? Ik i'ii ill for a
few ilays, was noticed acting ipieerly
whlh- in ihe vicinity ill Carey slrcol
Saturday and Kuiulay.
Ladie wer.' fright' ie d by him Hun
? lay afternoon and a policeman was
called "> that section Burgen re?
sponded
Seeing the policeman A-^hletoH ran
? nil nil He pit i el C iii' .li ...e June'..
Policeman jturc.es railed jo the man
add told him thai Ie wa; iml nflei
Miitii it- fore polii ? man could
|-onch hint lie wa iii tie water. I'd
liceinaii Binges' reached him just as
It-- wa - sinking for Ihe second time
and held the man until Mr. Robert
Marius atni Itev. 10 IVndloinii June...
Ii. |i fowoi'j ti. iii- a... i tame.
Aghloie w., . (hen brought to the
llaniptnn tail tiiul l'iir?cij over to hi.-"
brothers. Id- dot hired that he had no
el. a uf drowning himself, hut was
afraid Mini the policeman was going
to ?irrst him. \ g cfl|H
DE MI I? AT THE HOME.
?Cane Man" Answers to the Lone
Roll Call.
Audora E. Wilson who serve.)
iyllli Hie li IT* li battalion of tit" Hi.
trie! of i 'oluiiihla, itied in tin- Im
[dial at he Xilioiiul Soldiers' Hone
Sunday ufcrhooii Mi Wilson wa.
known mound the Peninsula as tin
"t'ane Man." having for three ycart
carved wall.in:: slii-.k . mit of native
wood which hi sohl In Irii nds. Il<
!? .i"l t'> have been a man with
considerable property.
13, Henry .Mill. '.'_? year:-, obi. who
< ? \ ? .| with Com pa lib s E and l>
I ii I Ma- j land cavalry, died in tin
Home hoitpital Sunday night.
MMOR 6ARTLETT GOES
TO FORT FLAGLER, WASH.
Former Adjutant at Fort Monroe to
Become Commanding Officer of
a Western Post.
Majot (Jeorge 'I', Ritrlloit, who wa
leientiy relieved as adjutant a' Foil
I Mm:. will stau in ;? fowl day!; for
hl-'ort Flaglor, Washington state, where
he i. to assume the command el ilial
army ptii ?.
Maim Itiirtletl was the adjutant a'
'Is I'U I until his promotion a., a ma
j?r I le ha become one of Ihe im t
popular i il I li i r. on I be old I'oint n ?
? I va Hon.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Coming and Going of the People
Yon Know.
Mrs. Ella rtowe i ? ? uteri.lining Mrs,
K IIOWll .-. nt' Hi oi :e town.
Mr. anil Mr .. Oebrgc Wynne ?i'ti
vi il.irig li n ml. in Kicllinoml.
CnpL C. .1. Boiinovillo has been ill
in hi., home hi Ilopo street since Sat?
urday evening.
Mr. C. W. S. Turner, an attorney
of Washington and New York spent
Sunday Iii Hampt?n as the giie;t| of
Mr. M. O. Lackey, in Hope stre?t.
Mrs. Frederick Morris Sayre. w'?o
i tu graduate with distinction Iran
Kicllinoml College this year spent
Sunday in Hampton as the guosi 01
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, S. II Sty?
le over the "Dyke."
.Mr. W L Leslie, of Brooklyn. N
Y., i- expected io reach Hampton
Ulis morning lo join hi:, family, win
are the guest i of Mr. and Mrs, Book?
er June.-, in East Hampton.
Will Give a "Tent Social."
The Epwbrth League of tb, i n I
Mi ttiodisl church will give a "Tent
Sociai" for tin- bonofi. of the charity
and help fund in the lecture room ol
the cluin Ii ibit. evening at S o'clock.
Made Happy for Life.
Great happiness came into the
home of s. c. Blair school superinten?
dent, al SI Albans. W. Va.. 'when his
li'lie daughter was restored from the
dreadful complaint he names. i|
say. : - My little daughter had St VI
in..' Ha nee, which yielded lo no treat
incut but grew steadily worse until as
a last resort wo Itied Electric Bitlers;
ami I rejoice to say. three buttle, ef?
fected a complete euro." Quick, sure
cue lot nervous complaints, general
dphillly. female weaknesses, impover?
ished blood and malaria. Guaranteed
by W. Blair Langhorne's drug store,
pried, r>0c. luJTi so
Vtcit Russell's
Cut Price Casli Grocery, 35 E. Queen
street, and compare prices. 5-27-I2L
No Where
Can yon get a long cool drink b.'fier
'ban is 'served at Kirkinnn'y, 2'JI7
Washington Avenue; Kohllnss' nld
stand. " ' f. 21-Gt
The Beat Ever.
That is what the people say of
Klrkinnn's Ice Crcnni. KohlhaaV old
stand. Both Phones, 521. 5-22 Ct
. E. Gatewood
Bottler of Carbonated Beverages.
Celery tonic for- tbe nerves, a pure
and healthful drink, which tones up
the system, creates appetite and pro?
motes digestion. Agent for the famous
Sucbs-Pruden Company's glngor ale.
This ginger ale received the highest
iward at National Wine and Splrlf
rdibw, Madlspii square Garden. October
18-26. Highest award for qualitj over
worlds' competitors.
Agents Ituechs-Quellen Natural Mln
??ral waters.
Thonej 177, Phoebu3.
All property in the County of ElUa
beth City County on which taxej for
the year 1905 have not been paid by
JUNE 10, 1005, will be advertised and
sold for taxes.
DAVID JOHNSON,
5-27-12t. County Treasurer.
It's Quite Different NOW
A few years iigo, if pi ople wanted
pure pain I I hey wen- obliged lo
Buy Ihe Iii ad and < hi and mix ii
themselves, a; there were no Pure
Ready Mixi tl Paiuti to be had. To?
day, however, liiere if ho reason?
able excuse for using the anti?
quated liandtnixed paint; since
yihi can buy
Davis' 100 per cent,
Pure Paint
FOR SALE BY.
RANSONE
Hardware Company,
HAMPTON, VA.
'Phone 192.
Nicofopoolo's
Ice Cream
Has Hint superior flavoi nod quali?
ty that must count with flrat-class
goods. When you order crcae1 here,
yoii gel pure i in lud prints and pun
mill.?nothing hui la < bebt leave:; bill
store.
WE' ALSO M A N11 FA CT ? HIS
CAN!)')'.
The Nlcoldjvooloij' Coca-Cola^ls Hu
best ? if you doubl II n-k those i\ Iii)
patronize our fount tin.
The best and latest drinks at o ir
fountain always.
P. K. Nicolopoolos
40 W. QUEEN ST., HAMPTON, VA
.Wines and Liquors
I belong to the l?st tribe that stray
?3d nway from Dublin before M?se*
sailed on the Red Sea. I'm a price
cutter. I'm a money-makor; I'm tbr
)hc that sells all straight Whiskies,
retail at wholesale prices. The follow?
ing high grade 10c whiskeys 1 sell foi
ic a drink': Paul Jones. Pure Bye
Sherwood Rye Whiskey, Carroll
Springs, pure Maryland Ryo Whiskey
Four X X X X. Baker Rye Whiskey
Overboil Rye Whiskey. Parkwood Rye
Whiskey. All of the above named
whiskies Is strictly high-grade; match
ny prices if you dare, beat me if you
.-tin.
Whiskey lu bulk at following
prices:
Old Nick pure Itye, 1-2 pt. 25c; gal?
lon .$4.00
Leonards Favorite 1-2 pt. 20c; gal?
lon .ta.o?
Hunters Baltimore Rye 1-2 pt. 25c.
gallon .$4.00
Maryland Club. 1-2 pt. 25c; gal
Ion ..?.$4.00
Paul Jones Pure , Rye, 1-2 pt. 20r:
gallon .'.$2.7?
Carroll springs, gallon ....-..$2.50
X X X X Bake r Rye, gallon ... .$2.50
Star a Bye. gallon.$L'.C0
Moss Rose, gallon .$2.00
Larkwood pure Rye, gallon '...$2.00
Jefferson pure Rye. gallon ... .$1.75
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon ..'..$1.40
Double Stamp Gin, gallon.$2.00
Sinllhfiold Apple Brandy, 4 years
old, gallon. ;..'$2.00
The following bir.mls of California
Wines. Port Sherry Catawba. Claret.
Blackberry at 25c perqt.; per gal 75c.
Pride of North Carolina, 4 yean
old; gallon .$2.00
Kunimclll, per gallon.$2.00
N. Leonard's
BARREL and BOtTLE HOUSE
16 and 18 MELLEN ST.
Phoebus, Va. . 'Phono 280,
? COOL SUMMER WAISTS j&
A tempting array of
many pretty and ex?
tremely stylish ef?
fects are now on ills
play in both lout; ami
stun i sleeve.. Surely
a plensliig variety
twiii ; yo-.tr criticism
short sleeve waists, $1.00.
made of nice quality sheer white .In?
dia LInon, beautifully made with fancy
tucked or Ynl. lace yokes, other
styles with embroidery let. in front,
$1.00.
habutai silk waists V
A pleasing assortment of these de?
sirable summer waists, $2.00 to $5.00.
9
Dept. Store.
Hampton, Ma.
?we u'cti iTiririnrg Tnnrn ~u n rttt^rn boo un n tr /nnrim irinrB mwvv* innr
HENRY L SCHMELZ,
President.
FRANK W. DARLING,
Vice-President.
HAMPTON?VIRGINIA.
Is the Oldest and Largest in Either Hampton
or Newport News.
CAPITAL, - - - - $W0,0Q0.00
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 loans on Real
Estate?Not Prohibited?an are the National Wanks.
FOUR *er cent. INTERtt&T PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSIT?.
NELSON S. GR00ME, Cashier.
lg-?-? SLXA jJLSiu apgooaog gJLflJLP p 0 P,8 B g P.G9 811 H.fl.fl <LgJL9Jia.>'
SUBURBAN HOME
well loeatbil on ihe Avenue and convenient to Hie ear line. Good
dwelling ot s rooms. Orchard with nice lot of fruit. Property has
a front.ige of 1150 feel oti the Avenue and a depth of 350 feel.
Terms 1-2 cash, Balance long t ime.
HAMPTON ROADS HOME.
Desirable dwelling and nice lot ofi Hampton Road Ave. Price $1,500.
Terms $300 cash. Balance long time.
RALEIGH AVENUE BARGAIN IN LOTS.
in tots desirably located and convenient to the car Hue. Price SS5
each. Terms I ?'> each, balance long time.
OTHER BARGAINS, ALL SECTIONS. ALWAYS see us FOR
REAL ESTATE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
FOR RENT
4"3 Chapel stru t .512.no
2'lu Chapel .in el . 10.00
Stuart Street . 8.."i0
45 Locust St.. cit.v water.. 12.00
La Salle Ave. .'.. S.?6
La Salle Ave Store . C.hO
King street dwelling .10.00
Hing st. store, ti dwg. ... 10.00
King Street store . T.nt)
HOTEL HAMPTON.
AT G per CENT,
on Quem St., city water, bath.
p|pctric lights, etc.
$25,000 To Loan
at six per cent.
in sums to suit on approved
Real Estate Security.
Get Our Farm
Sale List
M. O. LACKEY, MGR.
P, W. Rh?llp^ & Co
real estate, rents, loans. insurance.
14 s. King St. Hampton.
for sale.
country property.
GO acres in York County. V a., in Graf ton .District, on the Poqno- i
son River, flouting directly on the Chesnpehhe Hay, affording an ex?
cellent view of lb" river and bav. About 38 acres of this is open and
arable, the balance in good woodland. From 1-3 to 1-2 mile of good !
ov u r shore. The land lies well, is easily drained, nnd is a fine
trucking noil, producing very early crops of peas, potatoes, berries, 1
etc. lias dwellings, barns, stabes etc. Owner will sell at reasonable ,
price and terms. ,. $0iflitec4?<v.~.*
city. ' $|?f:
A good dwelling, six rooms, and lot 37x110 feet, on Holt Street, j
can ho had for SJ,250i00 cash, or for SI,100.00 on easy term:-..
One lot. 28 i-2 f< et by 00 feet, fronting on and centrally located '
on Mrillbry Street, Phoebus, Ya.. can be bought for 5:150.00 or for $150
and assume a lien of $200.
Buckroe lots, good location $ltm.00.
Lots on Raleigh and Dare Avenues, and Shell Road, between
Hampton ami Newport News, $>.">.on and $S?0.00, according to location. !
''rents. - ? ?-.
31(5 dm Street. C .rooms.$11.00
37 Dai ley Street, 5 rooms. .'_. 8.00
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REAL ESTATE, RENTALS, LOANS,' GENERAL AUCTIONEER.
INSURANCE, and NOTAR"/ PUBLIC.
9 and 11 N. King Street, Ilampton. Va.
?PHONE 50.
FRBSORIRTIONS
That's Our Business.
We compound them carefully and accurately and
onr dings are always fresh and of the best, No better
place in Hampton if you'want a prescription filled
TOILET ARTICLES /
We are always ready to supply you with the best toilet
articles and soaps.
MURRAY'S PHARMACY
formerly howell's DRUG store.
east queen street. 'Phone 9. hampton, VA.
BggreggsrE*?Karo umASinnmussssssasBi
rWsrTdWtisipg Cures JwOfafli