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HAI
R. ?RQWELL WILL
REST IN HOLLYWOOD
Body o! the Dead Steamship Ol
ftclal Ml be Taken to Rich
rnond (or Burial.
STEP-MOTHER CHANGED THE PLANS
After Funeral Service* the Body Wnsj
j Mid to Rest In St. John's Cemc
I *ery, but Last Nlyht Undertaker
I Frank C. Rees Exhumed It at the |
I Request of Mrs. Crowell,
fa *
The body of Mr. Milton Buchanan
Crowell will bo taken to Richmond
this morning nnd this afternoon II
(will,be bindet! In the Crownll lot In
beautiful Hollywood cemetery ber.ldo
'Ills father.
Notwithstanding Unit burial was]
jnado In St. Juhu'a cemetery with
(Masonic, and religious ceremonies [
yesterday morning, Men. Crowell, the
atep-motber of the dead man, Insist
ed upon having Mr. Crowoll's body
hurled In Hollywood. Directions
wore given to have It exhumed and
.(forwarded to Richmond. This, Un?
dertaker Frank (;. Rees did last nlghl
and when tin 11: l.'i o'clock train
' starts' for the Capital City this morn?
ing Mr. Crowoll's body will bo oil the
train.
Friends Will Accompany Body.
It Is expected that, one or two ofl
tho close friends of Mr. Crowell, iik|
?well as a Tow of bis relatives who
came hero, will accompany tho body
to Richmond and attend tho burial]
ceremonies this afternoon.
Mrs. Crowell, I ho sU-p-anuthcr,
reached 'Richmond Wednesday after;
noon, and according to Information|
from that city she oxpoctod tho body
of her step-son on the morning I rain I
;j yestordny. When It failed to reach)
I {Richmond, Mrs. Crowell wired In
?trucilons directing that the body bo|
sent to her today.
Impressive Funeral Services.
il Tho funeral services wore conduct
; ed fit 10:30 o'clock yesterday morn?
ing from the homo of Mrs. Carolina
I M. Blckford, one llnio the homo of
President Tyler. Quito a largo and
distinguished concourse of frlonda of
the deceased wore present.
? The services worn Impressive,
I though simple. Rev. 10. Pendloton
Jones, D. D., pastor of the I lamp
ton Baptist, church, opened the ser
W Vices by offering u tender and boau
i- tlful prayer, after which a quartet.
S consisting of .Messrs. Howe, Payne,
P Vandegrlft and Morrlsett sang "Lend
0. Kindly Light." The simple, though
always Impressive burial services of
the Episcopal church were then re?
cited by Roy. A. O. Sykes, l>. I).,
rector of St Paul's Episcopal church
in Newport News,
At tho conclusion of the services
In the residence the funornl cortege.
K? consisting of tho members of lire
This Weather Calls For
The Coolast Clothing
You Can Get!
To be thoroughly comfortable
you want to get. Into these feath?
erweight silk, mohair, alpaca, or
serge coRts?with worsted, flan?
nel, or duck trousers. Then
you're dressed for ??ooin-thc
'9hade" weather.
Don't cost much, either.
BE8T STRAW HAT8 IN
TOWN.
Frankel ?
The ?uitflRg Clothiers
86 W. Queen Street,
HAMPTON, ? ? VA.
VIPTON, PH
"HAMPTON'S BEST STORE."!
Table Linens
At One-Third Lest
Than Regular Prices
Wo have seen rod a sample
Hue of a foiiresontnllvo Importer
(if linens at a discount of ;i:t i ;i
per cent., ami offer them today
at tilg same discount?I has you
can securv Napkins for $1.00 a
do/.en that arc worth $1.50;
$2.50 Napkins for $1.67; $3,00
Tor $2.00, and so on up to $7.50
Napkins for $5.00.
Thoro are also quite a numhor
of short length Table Damasks B
(2 1-2 and ;i yard lengths), und
Hlnglc pairs of linen Towels,
sold In the sumo proportion.
IT'S A RARE CHANCE.
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uioml loilge of Masons of Newport
News and many friends, was formed
and I be body was taken to old St.
John's cemetery.
Arriving at the grave Moat Wor?
shipful .Masler C. H. Richardson, as?
sisted by oilier nfllcora of Rromond
lodge, conducted the burial services
of the Masons. Tbo quartot thou
.-uug a author hymn ami Dr. Sykes
spoke the Until prayer.
There wen' many distinguished
steamboat officials bore to attend
ihn scry Ices,
Beautiful Floral Tributes.
There wore a profusion of beau?
tiful floral tributes. -The Old Do?
minion Steamship Company ofllcliilu
sent a beatlful design, while the men
In the Old Dominion offices at Nor?
folk, also sent pretty flowers. The
tributes from various other points
showed In a measure tbo esteem
In which Mr, Crowell was bold.
MATHEWS COUNTY HAN
MAY OPPOSE MR. JONES
Mr. Josophu8 Trader May Be Named
as the Republican Candidate
For Congress.
According to the most reliable in?
formation the Republicans of the*
First Congressional district will nom?
inate Mr. Josephus Trader, of Madl?
ows county, as the candidate for
Congress, when the ctfhvcnllon meets
In Hampton In September. Mr. Trad?
er has run against Congressman Wil?
liam A. Jones before und ho Is said
to lie an aggressive campaigner.
Mr. John R. Locke, of Nuwport
News, has been mentioned as a
probable nominee of his party, but
Republican politicians declare that
Mr. Trader will bo the nomliieo e,f
the convention,
PAVING QUESTION DECIDED.
Wording of Section Objected to Ad
Justed by Council.
All differences existing between the
town of Phoebus and the street rail?
way officials over the street paving
question wero wiped out last night at
n meeting of the town council.
The agreement with the company
had boon drawn, but when presented
to Ihe (own council for ratification
there was an objection to the wording
of one of the sections.
The matter wns then referred back
to tlie railway officials and last night
| Hon. Samuel Cordon dimming, the
local attorney, appeared before fun
town council, when the differences
wore adjusted to the satisfaction of
the members of the council and the
railway officials.
The agreement has been signed and
by next Thursday night It is expected
that the papers will tie ready for final
action.
When tlic council meets next. Thurs?
day evening bids for the Blroot paving
will be opened.
Mr. J. , Johnson in Town.
Mr. Joseph B. Johnson, who start?
ed the Johnson Pharmacy here, but
who has boon liclng In Lynchburg,
arrived In Hampton yesterday and
will spend n few days with friends.
I Prom hero Mr. Johnson will go to
Charleston. W. Va., where be will en?
gage in the drng business.
Dr. Ashby to Locato In Hampton.
Dr. Julian W Ashby. Who recently
graduated In medb lne from the Uni?
versity of Maryland, and a brother
of Attorney C. Aylott Ashby, of
Newport News, arrived In Hampton
yesterday and has dotermlncd to
practice his profession here.
Furniture Auction.
Auction Sale Furniture at court?
house, Saturday, July 14, io a. m.
M. O. LACKEY/. 7-lS-2t
Son ol Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ins
ley Drowned In Poquoson In
Peculiar Manner.
FOR BIG EXHIBIT AT EXPOSITION
York County Supervisors Want War?
wick, James City and Elizabeth City
Counties to Unite In Showing Their
Products?May Increase the School
Levy.
William I in Hoy Msley, the two-year
old jt'on of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Inn*
loy, wbn lives in Portionen, York coun?
ty, lost his Wo by drowning In a tub
of water yesterday morning.
Front Information received In Hninp
ton of the distressing accident. It
seems that the tub was filled with
lime waler and occupied a place in
the yard. Mrs. Insloy was engaged i
In her household duties mid little Will?
iam was pjaylug In the yard.
Mrs. Insloy missing the hoy, found
his lifeless body lying In the bottom
of the tub. which was more than half
filled with water. Just how fong be
had been in the water is not kinvr/n. j
All efforts to revive him railed. Mr.
and Mrs. Insloy are among the pop?
ular residents of the Poquoson dis?
trict anil n great deal of sympathy Is i
fell for them In this terrible bereave- |
nient.
Lamp Exploding Sets Fire to House !
The residence of Mr. George E.
Bryant, who conducts a hotel at York
town, narrowly escaped destruction by
fire on Wednesday. A lamp In tho
room of Mrs. Howard, the mother of
Mrs. Bryant, exploded and only the
prompt work of the boarders and
neighbors prevented the blaze from
eating u;> the entire building. The
furniture In the room was ruined anil
the celling was scorched. Mrs. How?
ard was not in the room at the time
of the explosion.
Little Girl Injured.
A little girl whoso parents board
with Mr. Bryant, was seriously Injur?
ed yesterday by being run over by a
negro man on a bicycle. It Is said
that the man was riding at a rapid
rate and that he was unable lo check
his bike In time to prevent the ucci
donl. The little girl had n Bovert^
gash cut over her eye, the calf of her
leg was laid wide open by another cut. .
and It Is feared she has received In?
ternal injuries.
The name of the Utile girl could not
bo learned last night.
Supervisors in Session.
AI the mooting of the board of su?
pervisors of York county in "Yorklowii
yesterday steps were taken looking to
having Elizabeth City. York. Warwick
?hifl James City counties unite In mak?
ing a big exhibit at tho coming
Jamestown Exposition. . ,
Tho board named u committee lo
confer with tho supervisors of tho
three other counties and to urge Ihat
n good appropriation be made by each
county for the proposed exhibit. As
the counties named are among tho
smallest In the State. It was thought
best to have nil four Join in one im?
mense exhibit characteristic of the en?
tire Peninsula section.
For Better Schools.
Superintendent of schools j. S.
Phillips, whose splendid fight in the
Interest of putting York schools no
to the standard of other counties, is
making him popular, appeared before
tho board anil requested the supervis?
ors to Incrcas the school lew in each
district ten cents on the $100 during
the coming year.
The increase would mean a hie
thing to the various school boards and
if the supervisors decide to do so. tno
money derived will he used In build?
ing better school houses. After 1if>ar- i
lug Mr. Phillips' statement the super1
visors announced that the matter will
be passed upon when the regular levy
is fakon up next month.
Tho supervisors determined to co?
operate with the supervisors of Eliza?
beth cMfy county in repairing the
bridge that suans Wythe creek nt the
polet, whore the two counties join. A
notice has been posted on the bridge
warning persons agnlnst crossing it
until the repairs ,an be made.
WANTS MINISTERS TO AS8IST.
Educational Association Wants Ser?
mons Preached on Education.
Hampton Educational Association
held nn entertaining; and Instructive
meeting in the Young Men's Christ Inn
Association last night. Encouraging
reports were received from Ihe chair?
men of the various committees, show
the work being done and Hint to be
accomplished.
A resolution was passed inviting ihe
ministers uf Hampton. Phoebus and
the county to preach special sermons
On Ihe nducallonnl work during Hhr
summer.
It was decided lo lake a vacation
for the month of August and tho next
meeting will be Hohl in September.
Attractive musical numbers were
given by Mrs. Frank C. Poor. Mrs.
H. L. Schmelz. Miss flraoo Cosby nnd
Mr. Bishop on tho violin.
Mr. Shlrlev Corbin Morgan, of Bal?
timore, was in town this week, the
guest of his'cousins, Mr. Richard II.
Lee and Mrs. Harry Booker, in East
End.
D OLD POINT-Contim
ROWES
Dept. Store Hampton, Va.
July Bargains!
WASH SKIRTS
REDUCED.
A veritable feast of genuine July Bargains uwaits all Wash Skirt
buyers here today. We don't stop at thu cost?In most instances
have cut to about one-halt of former price. Get a skirt for your va?
cation trip ut little expense
THE STORE
THAT SELLS
WHAT IT ADVERTISE9.
Porch
and Lawn
Comforts
AT SMALL COST.
It is really bard to appreciate
tho vast amount of comfort that.
can be had for such a small out
Jay until you have tried ono of our
delightfully comfurtablo ham?
mock chairs. Their sole purpose is to make you comfort?
able, and it matters net what position Is required to do
this, it can be Instantly, attained.
There is, also as well defined difference, In the qual- <
Ity and durability of these chairs, from tho kind common?
ly sold. They are considerably heavier at tho proper
points, more carefully finished, ami the materials used
arc the best obtainable for tho purpose.
Tho above Illustrates our swinging hammock chair;
to 1)0 hung-in porches, under trees, etc., and Is so delight?
fully comfortable that It just takes the kinks right out of
that tired flack. Price complete ready to put up, only
$4.75.
The Illustration below shows an ideal chair. This is
made In tho same careful way as our swing and can be
used at any place an ordinary chair can bo used. Very
light, durable and comfortable. Being collapsible, it can
be folded Into a very small package for storing away,
when not in use. Price, $4.25.
THE HAMPTON STORE.
WILLlS-SfirllTH C RALL CO., INC.
Hampton's Leading
Home Furnishers.
17-19 King Street
REMEMfc-R,
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
AT THIS STORE.
Bargains in Real Estate!
Now is tho time to buy lots on Newport News avenue. You can
select tho choice locations now, but they aro going fast. These lots.
50x100 feet, can bo bought for $175 to $225, on ensy ternia of $5.00
cash, and $1.00 por week, or $5.00 per month.
We have a choice number of lot3 at Midd-leboro on tbo car line,
the best location anywhere betwoen Hampton and Newport Newa.
These nrc lnrgo lots, some containing over an acre. Can bo bad on
easy payments of $5.00 cash and $5.00 per month.
Wo hav n six-room two-story dwelling on County St.. Phoebus,
Va.. which can be bought for $050 cash. This is a paying propo?
sition, as it will rent enslly for $7.00 per month, or about 13 per ccut.
on investment.
RENT8.
320 Conter Street.. 11-roomg. modern conveniences . $22.50
310 Kim Street, six-rooms, excellent location . $11.00
.'tr Annietend, six-rooms .,. $11.00
?02 Chapel Street, seven-rooms. $10.50
320 Newport News Avenue, six-rooms.$ 9.00
GBO. W. PHILLIPS
Real Eotate, RentalB, Loans, Fire Insurance, Auctioneer and No?
tary Public.
9 Mid 11 North Khig Street - Hainptou, Va.
Fhono 50.
TUTORING
Tutoring in Latfn. Mathematics,
French, etc.. during the summer. For
particulars, adaress |
MISS "A," Box 98.
Hampton, Va.
Old Papers for sale?10c hundred.
HAVJB YOU TftiED
MATAR'S ICE CREAM?
hayeiiUryoirve missed the
eervB RFall oi
over the peuln
if you
beat We b?
sulu.
- Remember that no better drinks can
be had than yon find at our fountain.
Fruits and candles always fresh.
CHAS. MATAR O BRO.
6 Mullen Street, Phoebus, Va.
Phone $77.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?ONE CHAMPION MOW.
ing Machine, good as uew; price
$25.00. MILLER & OLEASON.
Hampton, Va. 7-4-tf
'Phon? 1V2.
WHEN VISITING
BUCKROE BEACH
Qet jour drinks or Ice cream from
P. ft. Nicolopoolos' Stand
Just acrosa from the main entrance.
Wo servo the same drinks at Buck
rob that you got from our store lu
Hampton. Nothing but the b6St
syrups used. Fruits on baud at all
times at the stund.. ^ j cl ^* ?f i
A SLIGHT REMINDER \
That order for your Sunday Ice
cream can be promptly filled If you
call 102
P. K. Nicolopoolos
40 W. QUEEN 8T., HAMPTON. VA.
C. G. REMINGTON
ARCHITECT.
Roomo 1 and 2, over Merchants
National Bank, Hamp?
ton, Va.
The first thing to consider
for a good building lu a well-,
arranged plan nnd n good speci?
fication placed in good hands.
It costs you nothing to try me
on sketches, and I can give .vm
the cost' on any building you
wish to oroct. Drop mo a carJ.
Box 433, Hampton, Va.
FOR SALE
CHEAP
The Oyster Schooner, Maggie
Parker, or would consider trade
for smaller boat .
W. B. LAWSON
No. 18 North King Street.
Hampton, Va.
FOR RENT!
...$7.00 a Month
Two houses on Thoruett
street (near Jackson), with?
in one square of old car
line and two squares of new
line; newly painted and
kalsomined through out;
large yards; six rooms and
outside kitchen; splendid
brick well.
James M.Cumminq
18 8. KING ST., - HAMPTON.
Houses for rent In all parts of
Hampton and Phoebus.
Wines and Liquors
l belong to the lost tribe that straf?
ed away from Dublin before Moses
sailed on tuo Red Sea. I'm a price
cutter, I'm a money-maker; I'm the
ono that sells all straight Whiskies;|
retail at wholcsnle prices. The follow?
ing high grade 10c whiskeys I sell for
5c a drink: Paul Jones, Pure Rye.
Sherwood Rye Whiskey, Carroll
Springs, ptiro Maryland Rye Whiskey.
Four XXXX, Baker Rye Whiskey,.
Overholt Rye Whiskey. Parkw??d Bye
Whiskey, All of the above named
whiskies 1? strictly high-grade; match
my price* If you daio. 'beat, ma If you
can.
Whiskey, la bulk) at following
prices:
Old Nick' pare Rye. 1-2 pt. 25o; .gal?
lon .HOO
Leonarda Favorlta 1-2 pt. 70c; gal?
lon .13.00
Hi'uitora Baltimore Rye 1-2 pt. 26c;:
gallon. .$4.00
Maryland Club. 1-3 pt. 2Bo;, gal?
lon. .........$4.00
Paul Jon*e Pure Rye. 1-2 pt. 2"0c;
gallon .12.76
Carroll ?prlngs. gallon .$3.60
XXXX Baker Rye. gallon ....$2.50
Star a Rye, gallon.$2.00
Moss Rose, -allon .... .......$2.00
Lark wood pur.? Rye. gallon . ..$2.00
Joffdrson pure lye, gallon ,...81-75
Kentucky Bourbau, gallon -$L40
Double Stamp Gin, gallon.$2.00
Snillhtlold Appl* Brandy, 4 years
old. gallon.$2.00
Thn following jtumls of California
Wines, Port Sherry Catawba. Claret.
Blackberry at 25a perqt.; uer gal 7<ic.
Pride of North Carolina, 4 year*
old; gallon.$2.00
Knmine'U. par gallon ... .....12.00
N. Leonard's
BARREL and BOTTLE HOUSE
16 and 18 MELLEN AT.
1 Prmbut, Va. _ . 'Phona tt&