Daily press. [volume], December 09, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

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WOULD HAVE CITY^
I ILO RESPONSIBLE
Allorney Mod' Will Ask Court
. to Require Sand of
(300,000.
10 PROTECT RAILWAY COMPANY!
Irijunction ' Secured by City Attorney
Compels Operation of Cars Ovei
Bridge Regarded as Dangerous,
and Company Wants to Bo Re?
lieved of Liability.
Attornoy B. M, Braxton. counsel
for the street railway compnnlos,
yesterday gave notice that he would
apear in the Corporation Court to
Inorrow and move that the city or
Njewport News be required to give
a bond In the chancery suit, filed
lost Tuesday by the city against
the Hampton Roads Traction Com?
pany i and the Newport News and
OYd Point lUillway & Bloelrlc Com
pany.
It is understood that TVlr. Braxton
wll ask that Ilm city bo compelled
tQ, furnish a bond "or $IUi(),ooo to
Insure his clients against liability
for any accident which may result
from' the operation of cars over
the Twenty-sixth street bridge.
The company claims I hat this
bridge. Is dangerous nud that an
accident causing the loss of life
and limb Is likely to happen at any
time as long a? cars are operated
over. It. The Injunction secured by
C,Uy Attorney Masslo compels the
company to continue service In the
city and, thereby, to operate cars
over the bridge. The attorney will
argue that If his client Is forced
?by the city to take the risk, tho
city should be liable for damages
in etiso of accident.
Married Last oprlng.
I The frlondc of M>ss Grace Phillips
and Mr. John Logan, two wollknown
yo.ung people of the city, were mar?
ried last Spring at Bll'/ahcth City.
IN. .C Miss Phillip? Informed her
parents Friday that she was mar?
ried and produced an Bll'/ahcth city
Pltprir of the date April li, 11)0(1, con?
taining an account of the wedding.
Miss Phillips has continued to live
?with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
?TJiompBon Phillips, at their homo
BOyornl miles above the city. I.Mr.
I-Ogan Ib a popular young machinist
employed ut the shipyard.
. Victim of Typhoid Fever.
-I-lttlo Mitts Ray Davidson, the 11
~y>nrr^9)4-JiJUltlil.or of Mr. and Mrs.
?D. \R. Davidson, dlo.i yestordny
adorning nt !>:;tt) o'clock at tho resi?
dence of hor parents, on Twenty
ninth street, after being 111 for nlno
tee ntlays with typoid fever. Funeral
ao'rvlcos will be conducted at the
residence this afternoon by Rabbi
Schwartz, The body will bo Interred
at. the Hebrew cemetery on the
Boulevard.
St. Vincent's Catholic.
."Regular services will bo conducted
atv St. Vincent's Catholic church
totjtty. At the afternoon service
therosswlll be a reception by the Chil?
dren dt Mary. Special music will
be rendered.
East End Christian.
ReV. ?MuvdoCk W. Butler, tho new
pastor of the East Bud Christian
church, will proach this morning at
?Id. o'clock and this evening at 7:30
o'clock. _
;Llttle MIfs Mattlo Adams, of 631
Twenty-seventh street, who has been
iUi since last Tuestluy with appen
dicltles, is rapidly improving.
MASTER BERNARD BOOKER
Boy Pianist
PUPIL OF VIRQIL PIANO SCHOOL.
- Will Appear in
CONCERT
"T"1; Given at
PETZOLD'S HALL
Tuesday. Evening. Decomber 11th,
190&, 8:16 p. m.
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SABBATH OAY SERVICES
Baptist Sunday Fchool Association
at Second Church.
ADDRESS Bf DOCTOR PORTER
6ubjccts for Sermons Announced by
Various Paotors?Inctallation of!
Officers at Trinity Lutheran Church
?RcrjIigioiiD Notes.
There will bo a mooting of tho
l.owor Peninsula Baptist Sunday
School Association ut tho Second
Baptist church t Iiis nftvernoon at
:i o'clock! Tho following program
baa been arranged:
Singing . Congregation.
Invocation . Roy. A. A Butler.
Hymn.
Scripture rending .
. Rov, T. Ryland Sanford.
Prayer . Rev. s. VV. Dennett.
Selection?"How vjft at lCven Title.""
. C lib In
Reports of Schools.
Hymn
Toucher Training ... Air. C. J. Dorr.
Class Attendance .?.
. Hon. S. R. Unxten.
'M.ead Kindly Light" . Choir.
Address .? ? Rov. .1. VV. Porter.
Collection.
Next place of meeting.
Adjournment.
Newport News Baptist.
Rev. ,T. W. Porter. D. D. pastor;
,of tlie Newport News Paptlsl church.
Will preach today on the following
subjects: morning, "Kept by tin;
Power of God;" evening. "How the
Tax Collector Was Converted." The
pastor will meet the Buraeen class
jtit 10 o'clock this morning.
First Presbyterian.
Services will he held at the First
'PresbyterIan church this morning at;
11 o'clock and this afternoon at .>
o'clock, preaching at both hours by
the pastor Rev. 13. T. Wellford.
Trinity Methodist.
The pastor, Rev. W. Ashbury,
Christian, will preach at Trinity
Methodist church this morning at
II o'clock and this evening at 7:30
o'clock!
St. FHul's Episcopal.
There will be services at tho
usual hours at St. Paul's Episcopal
church today, preaching by the rec?
tor, Rev. A. O. Sykes. At 11 o'clock
there will be morning prayer, ante
communion and sermon and at 7:3o
o'clock there will evening prayer und
sernt?n. j
Trinity Lutheran.
I Rev. 10. A shenk. pastor of the
Trinity Lutheran church, will preach
today on the Following subjects: i
modhing "The Conduct of Man to
Man U be Regulated by Ihe Ex?
ample of Christ;" evening. "Joseph
and his Father. The newly elected
officers will bo Installed this morn?
ing.
Twenty.fcurth Street Christian, j
I At the Twenty-fourth street Chris?
tian church this morning the pas?
tor, Rev. p. S. Henkel, will preach
on tho subject, "The True Vine and j
Its Branches." This evening tho
pastor will preach a special senno- j
on the subject. "The Utnwii ffil
Liberty Having the Wright of Way."
The Relief Association meets at .1
] O'ClOCk.
Second Baptist.
Rov. R. C. Hubbard. tho pastor,
will preach at the Second Baptist
church this morning nt 11 oclock
and this evoning at 7:30 o'clock.
Calvary Baptist.
Rev. A. A. Butler, pastor of the
Cavalry Baptist church will pjjpf/*'
today on the following sub/
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