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Movement Toward Supplying Hie
Need is Started.
PROMOTERS WILL HCl AT ONCE
Lack of Landing Place for Launcher. ?
Might Materially Injure City's
Business During the Jamestown
Exposition.
Several well known local business
men have started a movement look?
ing toward the erection on thewnter
fronl between Twenty-fourth ami
Twenty-11 fth .street, of a small pier
for the aeconiodiit ion of the launches
belonging to the scores of American
am! foreign war.-hips that will an
ohpr in Hampton (loads ami .lame.;
River during tho Jamestown oxpi.-j
tition ami the numerous pleasure'
cvafl that will come here while tlr '
great tercentennial is in progress.!
The iiotnoters of the scheme ,nc
ftso 10 bring the matter at <v_c?
tu the attention of tho Cham ? of.
Commerce, the Merchants' A. ??.?ra?
tion and the otflcials of tho Did
! ? n Ii..on Land Company and . j
express themselves as being con?
fident that their efforts will be j
crowned with success.
At present there, is no adequate
ac miodation at U1I3 port for the
landing of launches ami other sinai
pleasure craft. The small pier nearj
the Chesapeake & Ohio depot, which
government launches have been us?
ing In tho past, will hardly afford
irMontodation for the numerous
launches thai local Btilpchandlcrs
and merchants will employ to carry .
provisions ami merchandise to war- ,
ship:/ ami other craft in Hampton!
Roads ami Hie local harbor.
It is pointed out that a small pier]
could be constructed at a compara?
tively small cost and would, ii i-;
believed, bring a great deal of
business to Newport News that j
would otherwise divert to NorfOtK
and Portsmouth.
.Most of the warships that w::i
participate in tho grand naval re?
view Incident to the exposition will
anchor in I lie harbor hero, there
being not sufficient anchorage room
for them in Hampton Roads, and
with propei- accomodal ions for their
launchen hundreds of their officers]
an dscniiicn would spend their mon?
ey in Newpor News instead of go-,
lag to Norfolk.
The men behind the movement to]
erect tho wharf have planned for'
the construction of a double pier
near ?ho Casino pleasure whark I
Such a pier would give ample ac
comodat ions for fifteen or twenty j
launches at one time.
xJLSJULpjLpjlsL?JL^^
Marine Notes **
iLOJLilJLSJLOJL^OJLg-Q SJLilJLOJULg-g
Wednesday, January 9, 1907.
Arrived.
Steamer A1 morn Br.), Turner.'
Glasgow and Baltimore and Norfolk
*'? United States Shipping Compan>
for export cargo.
Steamer Ba&try (Br.), Puckey,
Brunswick?to Smpkoless Fuel Com?
pany for bunker coal.
Steamer Gloucester, Dizer, Balli
more?to Merchants & Miners
Transportation Company , with pass?
engers and merchandise.
steamer Piincoss Anne,Tapley New
York and Norfolk?to Old Dominion
Steamship Company with merchan?
dise.
Sailed.
Steamers Eat/try (Br.), Puckey,
Manchester; Jamestown, Hitler, Nor?
folk and Now York; Gloucester, Diz?
er, Norfolk ami Boston.
Schooner Luclnda, O'Brien, Bos?
ton
Calendar for This Dav.
Sun rises . 7: IS a. in.
t'-ini sets . 5:08 p. pi
High water .. C:03 a. in., <!:?l p. m.
Iioty wafer... 0:35 a. m., 0:3-1 p. ir
NOTICES TO MARINERS.
Temporary Light Station at Crab
Point Shoal.
The lighthouse board has it-sued the
following:
TUE MARSHES LIGHT STATION, I
VA.?Located in 5 feet of water, op a
shcal about 1-2 mile northerly from
Tue Point, southerly side of the
mouth of the York River, westerly
side of Chesapeake bay.
The rndcnlnory operating iho fog
If you are not entirely satisfied
with the handling of your Rents. R?al
Estate and Insurance, try 11s ai X >
2517 Washington Avenue, Newport
News, Vtl. Wo will do all wo can to
please y< 11. If von have property for
s ilo, list with us. O. C. Nolms. Secy.,
W. v.. Kitchen, Trees., c. B. Nohns.
Prost.. Hi.wnrd W. Bov/ca. Directors)
Alben Howe, L. P. 8tearncs. II E.
Parker. 1-9-Ct.
a
BUY CLOTHF3 RIGHT.
For
of
s
the
Garment
iTHEIMBB & CO
26ih end v*asliington Avenue,
and 2206 Jefferson Avenue.
bell, which, wart reported disabled No?
vember 24; 1901?, was repaired Decent* j
her 30.
GRAB POINT SHOAL LIGHT,
CARTERS CREEK, VA.?Located off
(.'rah Point, on tin- easterly Bide of
the entrance t<> Carters Creek, north-j
erly Bide of the Rappahannopk river
This light was removed November
20, 190G,'on account of drudging op-1
erations, and shown temporarily, for
one week, from the roof of the dredg?
ing machine, on Deci mbev 21 a tern- j
porary structure of three small stakes
? supporting a platform wns erected on
thi> she of the old structure,mid the
usual lluht shown therefrom.
Rev. Mr. Christian to Preach.
Rev. YY. M. Christian, pastor of tho
Trinity Methodist church, will lead
the week of praver meeting at the
Young Men's Christian Association
building tonight. His sulijeet will he
"Missions?Foreign and Domestic."
HAD ROUGH VOYAGE.
Steamer Almcra Took Twenty-one
Days to Cross.
The Donaldson Line steamer Al-1
morn, which arrived in pot: yester?
day morning from Glasgow, Decem?
ber 5; via Baltimore, December 20!
via Norfolk January s. had a rough I
trip coming across tho Atlantic
oo'ut. taking 21 days to get to the
(Tapes from Glasgow, a voyage that
usually requires only 1-1 days-.
William Harns, formerly second
officer of the Altnora, remained
ashore this trip, and his place was
tilled by William Clinton, formerly
of the Athenla of the same line.
William Nlcol, formerly fourth engi?
neer also remained ashore this trip,
and Iiis position is' taken by Mr.
W. Ballantyne.
ABBEY HOLME NOT SIGHTED.
Disabled Steamer May Have En
countered Rough Weather.
The disabled British sleamer Ab?
bey Holme, which left New York
for Newport News in tow on the
morning of January 7, had not been
sighted at the Capes up to a late
h ntr yesterday evening and somo
fears for the - ship's safety are
entertained. She was due to reac!:
this port Tuesday afternoon.
It i.s thought that the ship en?
countered severe weather during me
run down to coast.
*'o Word From the Ponce.
The British steamer Eastry, en
route from Brunswick, Ga., for Man?
chester, England, was the only ves?
sel to eoter this port from tin
South yesterday. Captain Puckey,]
her skipper brought no tidings-.' of
the steamer Ponce, now long over
duo at New York.
Mr?. H. B. Bailey will entertain
the North End Euchre Club
morrow evening at her home on
Fifty-fourth street.
Miss Ruth Blanton is able to be
out aller a protracted illness with ]
tj phold fever.
Long Live the King'
in the popular cry throughout Euro?
pean countries; while in America, tbe
cry of the presenl day is ".Long live
Dr. King's New Discovery. King of
Throat and Lung Remedies!" T>f
which Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine, Truro,
Mass.. says: "It never fails to give
immediate relief and to quickly cure
a. cough or cold." Mrs. Palne's opin?
ion i.-; shared by a majority of the In?
habitants of this country. New Dis?
covery cures weak lungs and sore
throats after all other remedies have
failed; nnd for coughs and colds it's
tbi' only sure cure. Guaranteed by
Die Ideal Pharmacy. 50c and 51.00.
Trial bottle free.
We make a specialty of fine old
straight Whiskies, Imported and Do?
mestic ?Sherries and Ports. NEW-'i
PORT NEWS WINE & LIQUOR CO.. I
Corner Twohty-flfth street and Wash?
ington avenue. Both phones. 12-12-J m '
Di?te Convention Closes Willi Brill?
iant Social Function.
ALL 010 OFFICERS RE-ELECTED
Report of Nomination Committee
Unanimously Adopted ? Members
Visit Exposition Grounds and Attend
Oyster Roast at Ocean View.
Tlie annual convention of the stale
Hotel Moil's Association, which began
at Pino beach Tuesday inornjng was
bn audit to a close lasi night with a
billUnnl German at the plno Bench
Hotel. The largo dancing hall of tit"
hotel was beautifully decorated ft r
the occasion with palms ami other
pci.cd plants. Sever hundred gtleatS
attended and tho nffalr was a great
suuci as. A hand of twenty pieces
furnished the iiiiibIc,
Tito association unanimously adopt
? d ihn report of the nominating com
mit tee, w hich recommended tho re
eleeticn ? if all ol tlie old ofricers of
the organization for another year.
President Consolvo, of Norfolk, also
rend bis annual report, which contain?
ed ninny Valuable recommendations to
Hie association.
The members of the association
made a lour of Inspection of Hie
?Tail Li >vn imposition grounds and
buildings nntl expressed surprise nt
tho prepress being made. Yesterday
nftcrficcn the guests wero en tort allied
nt an oyster roast at Ocean View,
given by president Cohsolvi .
Pollowlng Is a list of the pew mem?
bers elected al the convention:
(). It. Fostor. Hotel Alphiu. Hot
Springs; \VHIIn.\i Thompson, Augu Iii
In t. I, Hampton: ('. II. Lowe. Imperial.
Pel trsburg; A. G. Sprat Icy, Monroe.
Portsmouth; o. II. Jennings; Ifatlic
house, Ablngdon; II. H. Scott, Hotel
Bebiioiit. Abingdon; .1. K. Guiiiii,
Itoqkbridgc Inn. Goshon; j. c. shel
ioiirni. Hotel Jiiinestown, Smith
Held: .1. I.. Harrell, Hotel St. Law?
rence. Bristol; Charles 10. Kloebdr,
Jr., Nlmrod hall, Mm rod Hall; Mrsi
Johu I.. Eubank, Warm Springs hotel,
Wann Springs; Mary .larvls. Healing
Springs, Healing Springs; Sanders and
Ev< reti. Hotel l ip Topi Bristol; J. D.
Pursy th, Commonwealth club. Rich
niond; ,i A. B?rge Prince William,
Manassas; Percy Pane. The Glad?
stone, Norfolk; Armin Bruder. Mary?
land Avenue hotel, Pino Bench; ('. II.
McClung, Thompson home, Glndo
Springs; A. DoArmit, The Lynnliavon,
Norfolk; Mrs. Boykln, Tho Jefferson,
Chnrlottesvillo; .1. G. St. Claim, Pine
Bench, Pino Beach; .1. Prank Hell. At?
lantic hotel, Norfolk; L>. Berry Hod
si n. Lorraine hotel, Norfolk; Harry C.
C. DodSOII, Victoria hotel, Norfolk;
Hurry <'. Dodson, Victoria hotel. Nor?
folk: M. Mover. Hotel Meyer. Nor?
folk: 13. B. Powell, pine Bench, Pine
Beach.
CONCESSIONARIES AT
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION
Company Gives Out Complete List of
Concessions Granted to
Date.
The Jamestown Exposition Company
has given out the following complete
list of the concessions granted to
date:
Photographic, Jamestown Official
Photographic Corporation, Mr. James
.Mann. President, Norfolk. Va.
Program, Catalogue and Guide, Albert
Hess, In care Jamestown Exposition;
Norfolk. Va.
Novelties, James T. Hayward, 310
Law Bullding, Nor: ilk, Va.
Candy. Peanuts and Pop Corn, C. A.
Everhart, .110 Law Building, Norfolk
Va.
Chocolate, Walter Baker & Co.. In
care Mr. Shaw, Manager, Monticello
Hotel. Norfolk, Va.
Cigars and Tobacco, W. E. Lcedy.
Shennndonh Junction, West Virginia.
Apple Cider ami Grape Jiilee (soft
drinks). W. 11. Lucas, 15S Water
Street. Norfolk. Va.
Joweiry, Barney Kahn. Water
Street, Norfolk. Va.
Pest Cards. Jamestown Amusement
and Vending Co., In caiD J. W. Brown.
Va.
Souvenirs. Old Dominion Souvenir
Co., 407 Broadway, New York.
Souvenirs, H, It. Vcsey, 210 Wesl
over avenue, Norfolk. Va.
Souvenirs. .1. T. Saldy, 54 Granby
street. Norfolk. Va.
Ice ('ream Cones, J. M. Penlress. in
care Montntilk lee Cream Co., Norfolk
Va.
Soft Drinks. Exposition SOft'Dlihl.
Co., 31Q Law Building, Norfolk, Va.
Service.
Inside Inn, Jamestown Hotel Cor
poratlcn, 700 Gltlzeus Bank Buliding,
Norfolk, Va.
Boating P. W. McCullough, Pres.,
Norfolk, Va.
Hauling nnd Storing, C. E. Hardlni
Jamestbwp Exposition grounds. Pin'
Beach, Va.
denting p. B. Dunnnvnnl und c. r
Allen, 524 Board of Trade Building,
Norfolk. Va.
Toilet and Blnqklng, G. P. Rossi l<
Ni ' folk. Va.
Drinking water, .1. I.. Hubnrd, Nor
fi Ik. Va.
He He Chair. Win. Harnly, Hoard of
Trade Buliding. NoiTol!;. Va.
Laundry, Prank Phillips, Pin?
Bench, Va.
Checking. Albert Hess, in cart
James-own Exposition Company. Nor
folk. Va.
Restaurants.
inside inn. Jamestown Hot'-!, c t
"?rfti^n 700 Citizens Bank Bulldin;
Norfolk. Va.
Restaurants, Southern Qaterlrtg c
Norfolk, Va.
Old Jamestown, James Constructioi
und \niu*cm< m Co., B. L. Dnshloll,
Secretary. Portsmouth, Va.
Beautiful Orient, GiiBloii-Akouu,:
Withers Building, Norfolk, Va.
Yu Ohio Vitingo (Iroen and Tnveru.l
Ter-Contoniillhl Amusement ('<>.. Hoard,
ur Trade Building, Norfolk, Vn.
Military Restaurant, Exposition'
Military entering Co., Norfolk, Va. |
Restaurant. Kisker & Bavin. 2fi Fen*,
church Sinei, Norfolk, Va.
Marine Restaurant, Barney Nathan,
Norfolk, Va.
Swiss Village, Fritz M?ller .v;- Soiib,
Norfolk, Va;
Mod'l Depot, Bushlell & Mooney,
Portsniouth, Va.
Ohl Mill, B. 11. Oxloy. Clinrlestou,
% Va.
V W. C. A. Rosl, W. A. MOOTO, Nor?
folk. Va.
Tldewntor Sen Food?, Tidewater
Sea Food Association, in care A. S.
Machen, L'Tth and Grniib\ streets,
Norfolk, V?.
lloBlaurunt, Consumers Brewing
Co.. Norfolk, Va.
Dauchl"rs ?r-f ihn c<yifprton?'?y1 Mrs.
Win, MoKhinoy, Pclorjburg, \'a.
A'nu?eir ents.
| Ohl .U?.me?down, Jamestown Oon
Islhictloti r-.il Anuisoiiioiil Co., E. L.
jDashlell Seorothrv, Ro'rlunututlf Va. '
Ti innlo er Mirth, Fernh.nl Akouui
j Withers Building. Nm folk, Vn.
Fairyland, Orient, oiistoli Akoun,
I Wiih.vi Ruilillng, Norfolk, Va.
i Bahy Incubator. 1?. i. T. White.
Mgr. Atlantic Building, Norfolk Vn;
I BllcplIi'B Call-rv. A. Ullas, 120
Church uiroo* Norfoll; v?.
J Jnr.?ncsc, Viiolo kunhlhlkl, in card
,t<Miici)to\vii rCxposItlbn Co.. Norfolk,
Va.
j 1-1) I. - Ton.- yf i!:,. World. 13. L, Da
Shit II. Per' i iii-?11 Iii. Va.
Prill Rev r?'s 'tide W H. Hann :?.
Kin ' s Court, l.ohiion, England
r^ui.1 i'oi?... \v. ii Harnes.
K ? ??"?< ('< tir'.. London Kmland.
Mlnlatsro p-iiwn- Cngiioy Bros,,
I .)(?- '-"-niw.'iv. New York,
i Philippine Roiiervntl'Mi, Phlllnnino
i F>.'Men <?.?. Montlci Ii i Hotel. Nor
1 fr" IM
Mi?' Palixvnw American Mono-rn.l1
Co.. G?lvefl nulldlne, Rnlllmore, Md.
Ti.1 \vih| <??<...:? is Canton Alt?
on., wiihrri Building, Norfolk, Vn.
Rhr'-t,fi'w nnllerv .lnhionlnwn
Ahi?meiT?rnl and Vbivi'nir Co. In narp
j. w p> vil .it-. Atlantic Building,
No^Tfiik v?
I Destri'Cf.tOn Cf -i"|i l*-i'-ete ?> lie
. i. ? niii :?m< ??? (?? . M> iird or Trade.
. Be'l.liii". Norf? 'V VP
Ci I' -dal Vit liiln, Dr. Thames In
.? ? i r Chan."- r, Junicstown BxpO;
h? ion. Norfol'i '? ?. ,
I Shooting the Chul.en F. \v. MoCon
ndl. fllO Law Rulhi'iis Norfolk. Vn.
Mcrrlinnc hnii Monitor (flghl be?
tween), 10 W. McCo'hncll, 310 Law
Bullding, Norf. Ik. Vn;
Battle of Manns^fls, F, w .M'Coii
nell, 310 Law Bullding, Norfolk, Vn.
Maule of Gettysburg, 10. W. McCon
n. II; 310 l aw Building, Norfolk. Va.
Palace or History B. w. McConncIl,
310 Low Building; Norfolk, Va.
Aeronautic ConcourBo and Captive
?allor.ii, T. s. Baldwin, Hammonds
port. N. Y. I
Trip <o Hie Unknown Regions,!
Jamestown Construction and Amuno i
meill Co.. I-:. L. DtlBlllcll, Secretary, ,
P< rtsnioiith, Vn
Tower and Revolving Parachute,
Southern Amusement and Novelty j
Co., in ci.re ,i I'r-.nk East, Farmer j
Mfg. Co., Norfolk. Va.
j if you are not entirely n .1 floili
I with tin- handling of your Rents, ftntl j
Eutatu and Insurance, try us at No. I
j :'?i7 Washington Avenue, Newport!
i News. Va. Wo will do nil WO e in In
please you. II yon have property for-1
J raid. Jl?i With 118. OJ G. Nolnv. K-o,\.
I W. TO. Kitchen Tf?rts,; c. R Nohns, (
j Crest... fiowhri W. Bow?n. iT.roetora,
I Alherl Howe, L. p Stc irni a. if. B
i Parker. l-9-0t.
Yon will fliid our Wines and LI
qliors to pass Hie Core Food l^aw In?
spection. They c iSt uo more than
pdiilternted good-.. NEWPORT
NEWS WINE S.. LIQUOR CO., Cor?
ner Tw-nly fifth street and Washing?
ton nroniin Both phonos. 12-12-lm.
A Mei"orab>e Day.
One of tin; days we remember with
pleasure, na well ns with profit to our
hi altli. is the one on which we be?
came acquainted with Dr. king's New.
LRe Pills, the painless purifiers that
euro headache and biliousness, and
keep the bowels right, 2.r.c at. the Ideal
Pharm acy.
5 V/hcre Quality Is Uppermost. g|
I The Shoe Doctor |
I is Still Doing |
Business
1
l? ir your feel hurl, bring your
I Ha shoes down and we will doctor
? them. K
% t
h a
l^ N'o charge, regn'rdless of ^
^ win re you buy1 vour shoes.
5
Office hoars g
any time. S
I 9
\% WE FIT FEET.
EISENMAN'S |
1 Shoe PaIacc, 3
> a
'A '
f? S'OO Wnshington Avenue. ^
Our January 20 ?j0 Sale
Is now on, and from n 11 China Cases, Dinner and Tea
Sets, Ladies1 Peaks, Mneio Cabinets, Parlor and Library
Suits, Kino Hookers, Monis Chairs, Library Tables,
Pictures, Lamps und Clooks, \vc will deduct FOR
CASH, during this month,
THIS OPPORTUNITY COMES DUT ONCE A YEAR, AND
SHOULD INTEREST CASH BUYERS.
[(-^--?^g^ Wo cull attention li> our lino of PcdcGtnl Extension
WJr-*55K Dining Tables, ami H snlondld slock of Dcdi'OOIll Sulla
bought before tbe lulviincu ill prlcuu.
uxton & Parker,
otel
O Warwick
Laundry.
A irial will eonvlne.o you that
wo turn out nothing hut
Strictly High
Grade Work
Drop ua n postal or phouo us
to call for your package this
week.
PHONES, NO. 10.
T. R. WOLFOLK
MANAGER.
t 'or Ladies
and Gentlemen
Oysters Served to All Styles.
Merchants' Lunch
from 12 to i! o'clock,
20 c
Special attention given to
theater parties'. Special Induce?
ments lo regular hoarders.
First Clacs Lunch Counter.
MRS. D. R. DAVIDSON, M
Manager. W
2o0l Washington Ave. H
BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH
FROM 12 TO 2 O'CLOCK.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO.
REGULAR BOARDER?.
Transient Roomers Accommo?
dated.
rirnt class Bar attached, stock- ?
ed with all leading brands of >
Wines, Liquor? and Cigars. .
? ?
BANKERS and BROKERS,
i? Broad Street, Now York Citj
?Stocks and BorHc-?
for mm
Privat? 0>??d.es
Chtr?ft In hom
Cures the nwst rtillicult cases in thice ito t. ? -e?J b>
hospitals ami cUnfcft? Sold by
GORSIlCrt'S DRUG STORES
304 Main Struct. Nohiolh. Va.
?da? washington AvtNUI, HtwPOHT Mint, V*h
t. I m j ; V ??I - f- 5 n . <3> i-.JHi <p$*$<?/<V
... i . ....??. i-;()>$s|'^t^
....... . i-? -i> s ?4>^\
........j,..; . ? ? : 4 :>i \
Ulli II tut Ihm- ikiLIco tho N.
N. & '0. I'. Ky. & Blectiio Co.,
ulll receive freight (or P1n?
Bench, via Ivy Avp., Newport
New?, itt Uiolr Freight Depnrt
incut, Hampton; nlRO, at their
freight, office, Newport Nowa,
vn., beginning at once.
Nov. 20, 1006.
THORNTON F. JONES, Agt.
l-20-lf. Hnmpton, Va.
???<3vt j j<?>? f i ?-*-*-?J"j>,-4'>
ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER!
'I he best and cheapest. See ub
n boil I coiincollng your building.
Rate, i<><; i>pr i.ooo watts, subject
to wur usual terms und discounts.
; PURE ICE MADE OF DISTILLED
WATER?COLD STORAGE.
Power house and plant, Twonty
fifth Street >tnd Virginia Avouue.'Of. f
j floo, Thlr. '-hI and Washington
I Avo,
j Doth 'phones, No. lfj. Night 'phono,
; No. IDS. Citizens.
CITIZENS' RAILWAY, LIGHT
j AHQ POWER COMPANY.
! EFFECTIVE MONDAY, 8EPT. 17, '00.
Norfolk and Newport
News Express
Leave Shipyard
Newport News
for Pino Reach
and Norfolk.
Leavo Norfolk
for Pino Reach
a n d Newport
News.
?<>;;0 a. m. | 7:30 a. m,
l!7:1[> m. I 9:oo a. in.
8:45 a. in.
10:15 a. m.
11: l.T a. m.
1:15 p. in.
2:15 p. ni.
?1 15 p. m.
G; 4,5 p. m.
7! 15 p. III.
S:45 p. in.
10:30 a. in.
12:00 m.
1:30 p. in.
3:00 p. m.
4:30 p. in.
0:00 p. in.
7:30 p. m.
9:00 p m.
?Dally except Sunday.
(ISurulnys only. ' ?
W. W. S. BUTLKIt, G. M.
1 lampion, Va.
GJ30. W. HATCH. Supt.
Norfolk, Va.
From A Parcel To An
Engine.
freight. Bi.oGAt";a, vxm
NIT?RB AND JM^US CASHFTJLLX
AND PROMPTLY MOTJlD.
Virginia
Transportation
Company
Storage Warehouse
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