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38 DEATHS IH AUGUST
Wily Among (lie Negroes Again
Doubles the Whiles.
COUNTY IN HEALTHY GONDITIOli HOW
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i
Extremely Few Cases of Illness?May j
Report Physicians for Falling to j
Send In the Girth Lists?Advises '
That Well Water Be Boiled. j
The mortality among ihe colored ,
population in Rllr.aboth City county
continues to double the number of
deaths among the whites, according
to the monthly mortuary report of
Dr. Waller A. Flecker for the month
of August, or tlto thirty-eight deaths
repelled to the health Otflcor iu Au?
gust, twenty-five were among the ne?
groes and'thlrteon among the whites.
Of -tjliis number eight were white
males, three while females, thirteen
colored males and twelve colored fo>
males.
Of the CauSOS of dedth four were
due lo congenial debility, lour to III
definod causes, three to consumption,
three to imrnlyslsi two bach to prr
mature birth, hemorrhages of Ihe
lungs, drowning, acute nephritis,
heart disease, dlarrhore, and one each
to homicide, sepllcema. lipnlngllls,
malarial fever, blight's disease, plo
mahle poisoning, congestion of tho
liver, typhoid fever, gastritis, cancer
Of the lltngS, dysentery.
Dr. Plocker nays there are twelve
cases or typhoid fever In the entire
county. Nine of the eases wore traced
to well water, lie advises that all
well WUtor be boiled. blight of the
cases are among the colored popula?
tion.
In closing Dr. Plocker said:
"No oilier acute Infectious dlsenses
occurred In this county during the
mouth. . CCjCtHBfUKj)
"Physicians are refluopt?d b?umte
a careful report on tho water supply
in typhoid fever cases. It Is desired
to gather as complete statistics an
possible on Ihls point In order to pre?
sent more forenbly the danger or using
unboiled water, together with careless
sanitary surroundings.
"There Is remarkably 111 tie sickness
in the county for this season of the
year.
"Four physicians habitually fall to
report births. They will probably be
summoned before a magistrate.'
"Parents are advised lo have now
pupils vaccinated boforo Ihe opening
of school."
Officer Slmklns Got 10 Votes.
In giving the number of VOTOS re?
ceived b.v Olneer Hurry A. Slmklns
In the Phoebus town council Tuesday
night Ihe type In yesterday's Dally
Prosa made It appear that ho rocolv
od only eight votes. Mr. Slmklns re
eelved ton votes, every councilman
present voting lo retain him. This
correct loa Is made not at Mr. Slm?
klns suggestion, but simply to give
tho popular young officer the credit
for the compliment paid him by He
eouncllnien.
You'd
Better
Hurry!
If you wish to avail yonr
Bolf of pome of the
Kaufst Bargains you
ever heard of.
It truly would he a
good invr-Rtnient for you
to buy a nice Su.mmkk
Suit at a ridiculously Low
Prior.
ALL STRAW HATS AT
^H^FJPmCE^_
FRANKEL &
EISENMAN
Fall Suitings
Ilavo arrived?would be
pleased to show them to
you?let's take your mea?
sure NOW.
I "Hampton's Best Store" g
1
I mm? |
!5 Ohoico of any Lace S
^ Lisle Hose, in many pal- ^
^ teniH, both all-over lace
? and boot patterns,
g The regular pi ice is ?.
60c per pair; for today
39c.
^To^TrrirTnrinfTJ irr o"Bi5 5 fftftnrir)
i Matters Personal
?. SUULISLSLSL SLSUL JUl fl SLSLSl 9, JUUULIUlJlx'
I Mrs. H. 1.. Howard, in Locust]
strebt bus its lior guest Mrs. Nellie
Quucki nluish und h?r little huh, of.
Saddle lllv.-r. N. .1.
Thb Misses itniii Rnyuor nnd Fa1
Ililco Rnyiior returned yosterdny |to
tholr limn,, in K<hilhamiitiin. I. I , nl
ter a visit lo Cnpt. nnd Mrs. N, Hay
liar, in MolroSo nvoiiue.
.Miss Hllcnboih llnlnos, Miss Viola
11 tallies and Miss Mary Rhodes, who
have boon visiting tin- Missi s iio/arth
I In Hanks street, have returned to
|tholr homo In Philadelphia.
Hr. und Mm. Qyr Wyatt, of
I While Sulphur Springs, are tllO guests
I of Mr. ,1. S. Wyatt, at Fox Ulli.
Air. and Mrs. It. C. I.awson, who
are the guests of Mr. und Mrs. Vor
1011 nouughorty. In Iho West 13ml,
Iwill return to their home In lOllznbUth
|Olty, x. 0? Saturdny.
Messrs, Alton 10. Huck ami J. P,
ROblllSOn left yesterday for Raleigh.
X. C whore tUoy will resume tholr
studios In the Agricultural und Me
ehnntcnl hist Undo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Royal and fam?
ily, of Cnmdon, N. J., are visiting
('apt. and Mrs. Xoah Raynor, In Mel-:
rose avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas HnmbdOn
Ma-sey have as Ihelr guests Mr. and
Mrs. w. M. Rose, of Washington;!
Mrs. Rllgotlo Rose, Raleigh, N. C;
nahe Misses Massey of Westmoreland
ouniy.
Mrs. .lohn Howard, of Alexandria.
Iis visiting Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mug
I lor, In Rast I lampion.
Card. 10. V. Francis, a clerk In the
I adjutant's office at the Xallonal Sol
? dlers' Home. Infi yeslerdav tor a
I visit of ten days to Xew York, Niaga?
ra Falls and Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Howe return
ul yosterdny front a visit of two
weeks in the mountains of Virginia.
Miss Nettle Montgomery, who has
heen visiting her former home In
Warsaw, is now the guest of her sis?
ter. Mrs. lOdwnrd A. Sein pie, in North
King street.
WILL ELECT THE TOWN
OFFICERS THIS EVENINGl
Spirited Contests Are on for Town]
Attorney and Town Clerk?To
Name the Committees.
The Hampton town council will
moot this o von big for organisation |
und the election of the town clerk,
attorney sergeant, members of lhe|
police force and minor offices to serve
during the coming two years.
There are decidedly Interesting
contests for Iho office of clerk and
attorney and last night lite politicians
were busy at work in the interest of
their respective candidates. Town
Clerk W. T. Westwood is opposed by
('apt. Oeorge W. Hope and Town At?
torney W. C. L, Tnllaferro will have
pitted against him Mr Fay S. Collier.
It is understood that Offleer|
Thomas Watts will oppose Town Ser?
geant Walter 10. Owen.
Mayor Thornton F. Jones will an-1
nounce the committee appointment|
tonight,
Will Attend G. A. R. Encampment.
C'apt. A. A. Hager, adjutant at the|
National Soldiers' Home and depart?
ment Commander of the Orand Army
of the Republic of Virginia and North
Carolina, will leave on Sunday for
Saratoga Spring*, whore bo will at?
tend tin? forty-first animal encamp?
ment of the Orand Army of tho Re?
public. Capt. Hager will bo accom?
panied on the trip by Mrs. Hager nnd|
tholr nub: daughter,
Congress to be Asked to Approp?
riate Large Sum tor Purpose.
BONAPARTE 15 NO! IQ RETIRE
Attorney General Discredits the Story
That Financiers arc Endeavoring to
Secure His Removal?CongrCBs to
Vote Sum Asked For.
?)VAS|llKOTON,Sept, l?It Is hum?
id in day on ahsoluii- authority that
tho Department or Justine will nsit
Congress nt tho coming session for a
largely Increased appropriation in l"'
expended in trust prosecutions under
tho Sherman null trust law. This is
taken to mean that Mr. Bonaparte
has not beult directed 16 put oil "tho
nit i? dal" in Hie matter of trust
pin i i ui ions, criminal and civil. In
cldcntnlly. It may he mated that .Mr.
Bonaparte, In a telegram rrom~Lonox,
.Minis., today to u friend, stated that
he knew nothing of the roportod df
rorts of financiers <>f Now York to
compel his retirement from the cabi?
net, and that he expected to occupy
the apartment in this city which ho
recently rented for a year beginning
October 1st.
Mr. Bonaparte told a friend n few
days ago Hie Department of Justice
as at prosonl constituted was wholly
Incapable of meeting the demands
upon it In the way of proaocutleUs
of corporation violators ot the law. j
lie has been so greatly lihmporod
In his ufforts to do die work with the
comparatively small force at als coin-j
maud that he has determined to In?
augurate n movement to secure an
Inorenaso In force.
Under tie plan of the Attornoy-Con
Oral, additional attorneys will he em?
ployed, although It Is not thought the.
practica of employing special attor?
neys will be discontinued. The force
of Investigation agents will he great?
ly Increased should the Congress grant
the increased appropriation asked. In
the present temper of the country It's
believed Congress will hardly dare not
to give the Altorney tii neial all tno
money lie may need upon his promis?
ing to spend It In chasing the octo?
pus.
GOOD MUSIC AT BUCK RO E.
Excellent Program to Be Tendered at
Concert on Sunday Afternoon.
An usually attractive program nas
beeil arranged by Prof. John Rein?
hardt, director of Stein's orchestra,
for the concert Sunday afternoon. It
will he us follows:
Overture ".Schauspiel."... Chr. Bach
Air in Olden style,".. Gabriel Mario
Spanish Pantaslu--"La Paloma,"
. Mismul
Selection-'filme of Pilsoll"
. Liit.er
Part II.
Medley Selection ? "Port yPI vo
Minutes fiom Broadway... .t'obard
Song?"The New Rorn King."
?. l.espolr
Intermezzo?"A Bird of Para?
dise." .Matthews
E\1leotunn?"Amorlta," .Clzbulka:
"Stur Spangled Banner."
''THE^OYSTERMAeL"
Weekly Paper to be Issued in Hamp?
ton Hereafter.
"The Oysternian." n weekly news?
paper devoted exclusively to the In?
terest of men engaged in the ovster
business, will hereafter he nuhllshed
In Hampton. A company has been
formed here nnd ihe puhlicnUnnu will
he Issued from the Houston Printing
und Publishing house.
The officers of the Company are:
President and editor?Rev.' T. 0.
Davis, of lAtirlO, N. .1.
Vice-president?J. a. Holland, of
Chlnntcague.
Treasurer?W. McDonald Lee of
Virginia.
Secretary ami general manager?
Harry R. Houston.
The ptil'ilcntlon is an eight pago
paper nnd has heon conducted for
Several years by Mr. Davis.
Mr. Davis believes that Hampton
Is the center of the ovster
Industry, as well as being the homo
of the largest plant for shipping the
bivalves in the United States.
An attempt will be made later lo
establish Its hcadnunrtnrs In llamp
have the State Board of Fisheries
ton.
The "Oysternian" will mnke Its ap?
pearance today and will he published
every Thursday.
WILLIAM M. DORE VICTIM
OF TYPHOID FEVER
Well Known Younti Man of Phoebuc
Passed Away Yesterday After?
noon.
Mr. William M. Dore. 2!i yenrs old.
died In the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. lMward H. Dote. In Wtllard
avenue Phoebus, yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Mr. l ore was taken 111
in Bristol, Pa., threo weeks
ago and when It was found
that he was suffering from
typhoid fever his brother. Mr.
Bd ward Dore. brought him tp Phoe?
bus. Here be received the bost med?
ical attention niwf nursing, but the
disease proved too much for bis con
stitlltlon. Mr. Dore was most popu?
lar nrountl Phoebus.
He la survived by his parents, pev
oral brothers and several ulsters.
Funeral RorvleoR will bo hold to
piorrow afternoon, and the burial will
EBU
Us made in Oakland cemetery. Rev.
O. w. stalling*, of the Phoebus
Methodist church, will oMciatp.
HAMPTON ELKS TO HOLD
BIG BAZAAR IN AUTUMN
Mr. David Frankel Named the Chair?
man of General Committee to Make
the Necessary Arrangements.
At the mooting Of Hampton Lodge]
No. HOC. B. P. I). F.. F.lkH last night
plans word started for ll hlg bazaar,
which the Klks ox peel to hold some?
time during November. The plea Is
lo have a week of the ba/aar and to
conduct H along entirely different
lines from any entertainment of the
kind eyer undertaken In Hampton
The plans are yet too Indefinite tor
an outlining of the proposed bazaar.
Mr. David Frankel was appointed
general chairman of the l.nznar ami
bo will later appoint the various conti
mlttoes.
Tho wives and daughters of Ihn
F.lks. as well as all ladles, will bo
asked lo assist In making tho bazaar
a success.
BROWN-SCHAUB.
Quiet Wedding In the Episcopal Rec?
tory Yesterday Afternoon.
Mr. Frank M. Brown, ol Phoebuai
and Miss Mary Schntlb, of Klizaboth
city county, were quietly married in
the Kptsoopal rectory yesterday at
ternoon at .1 o'clock by Itbv. Homy
Oelger, assistant rector or St. John's
Episcopal church. Mis; Veronica
Bchaub attended her sister as the
maid of honor and Mr. Frederick
Bchaub was the U-st man.' Tho cere?
mony was witnessed by only a few
of iho friends pf the couple.
Following the wedding Mr. nnd
Mrs. Brown Ibtt for a visit in the
northern cities.
Mr. Brown is (ho foreman of tee
harness department In tho .1. 1). Mil?
ler store und Miss Schaub Is a most
attractive young woman.
Mr. Knewstep to Study Medicine.
Mr. William I-:. Knewstep, who has
boon one of the pharmacists in the
Johnson Pharmacy, yosterdny tender
od his resignation lo Manager W. F.
Phillips and will (liter the Medical
Colle-fo of Virginia, where he wll take
tho course of four years in medicine.
Mr. Knewstep expects to go to Rich?
mond about the 17th ol September to
.begin his studios.
Mr. Davis Is Very III.
Mr. It. A. Davis, who Is 71 years
old and a highly respected citizen of
Hampton, Is quite ill In his residence
In West Queen street. Mr. Davis is
tho father of Mrs. Patrick, the wife
of Town Treasurer Alonza A. Pat?
rick.
Bl-County W. C. T. U.
The Hi County W. C. Y. ?. conven?
tion of Warwick and Elizabeth City
counties will meet at the Hampton
Y. M. c. A. this morning at I0:3u
o'clock. The annual election of offi?
cers Will lake place and everyone in
torcsiod In temperance is Invited to
attend.
A Humane Appeal.
A humane citizen of Richmond,
Ind., Mr. U. D. Williams, 107 West
Main Street, says: "I appeal to nil
persons with wonk lungs lo take Dr.
King's Now Discovery, the only reme?
dy Hint has helped me and fully comes
up lo tho proprietor's recommenda?
tion." It saves more lives than all
other throat nnd lung remedies put
together. Used us n cough nnd cold
cure the world over. Cures asthma,
bronchitis, croup, whooping cough,
quinsy, hoarseness, and phthisic,
stops hemorrhages of the lungs and
builds them up. Guaranteed at all
Druggists. r,oc. and $1.00. Trial bot?
tle free.
If if: if |w in
The Greatest Conve?
nience ot Modern
Times:
A GAS IRON.
CALL AND SEE IT.
Huron i mm m so.
Hampton, Va.
Carver Makes a Statement.
Charles P. Carver, om> of tho men
gl von In tho list uf applicants tor
recorder in tho town of Ph'oobtis, saiil
yostcrday that Im did not make for
mal application tu tho council tor his
position. li<- wrote a letter to Coun<
oilman .1. .1. Loughrnn nsklng the sup;
port of the councilman, hut ho saysl
he dhi not expect this letter to bo"
road to the council. Mr. Lbiighrnn
accepting the letter as an application
hail it read In the council as such.
Mr. Carver stated that Councilman
Loughrnn had no authority tor pri
Heuling the letter to the council.
MR CURTIS WON PRIZE.
Took the Second Trophy In the|
Tournament In York County
Deputy Sheriff Edwin Curtis re?
turned yesterday from Gloucester |
County, where he Was one or the rid?
ers in a tournament on Tuesday. Mr.|
Curtis won the second prize, whih
Mr. Fiank M. Sinclair, of York coun?
ty captured the first money. Mr.J
Pape, of Gloucester, was the winnerf
*t>
of tin- third trophy
Haldren-Murrell.
A license to marry was granted by
Clerk of the Courts Marry II. Holt
vesterdav to Mr. William Henry Hal
dren and Miss Elisabeth Murrcll, both
of Phoebus, Mr. Haldron is employe,]
as u fireman at the ChambCrlitl hotel.
The wedding took plnce In Pboobus
last evening.
WANTED?COOK TO GO TD NOR
folk. Apply at once to MRS. .1. \V.
LH 13. 32:i Central street. Hast |
Hampton. 0-5-3L
New Fall Styles
Are arriving daily and the
showings nro far superior to
anything we have ever offered
in the line of high-class tailor?
ings, .lust as well he in the
"push1' and get your order In
early.
Wo guarantee the most per?
fect fit, and we challenge
others to duplicato our prices.
Order now and have the suits
ready when fall is here.
S. Marbach
THE EXPERT TAILOR.
Corner Court and Queen Street,
Hampton, Va.
Wines and Liquors
I belong to the lost tribe that stray?
ed away from. Dublin before Hoses
sailed on the Red Sea. I'm a price
cutter. I'm a money-maker; I'm the
ono that sells all straight Wblskie*
retail at wholesale prices. The fol?
lowing high graue 10o Whiskies 1
sell for tc a drink: Paul Jones Pure
Ryo, Sherwood Rye Whiskey, Carroll
I Springs, pure Maryland Ryo Whiskey,
I Overholt Rye Whlskoy, Parkwood Rye
WhlBkoy. All of the above nameo
Whiskies aro Btrlctly high grade;
watch ray prlceB If you dare, beat
mo If you can. Whlrjtoy In bulk at
following prices:
Old Nick Puro Rye, % pt, 26c;
gallon.14.00
Ivoonard's Parorlto, % pt., 10c;
gallon.8.00
I Huntor'a Baltimore Rye, % pt.,
26c; gallon .4.00
jMaryluud Club, % pt, 26c; gal?
lon.4.00
I Paul Jones Pure Rye, H pt, 20o;
gallon.2.75
Star A, Rye. gallon. 2.00
Moss Rose, Ka'.on..2.00
Larkwood Puro Ryo, gallon.2.00
Jefferson Pure Ryo, gallon. 1.75
I Kentucky Bourbon, gallon. 1.40
I Double Stamp Oln, gallon.2.00
I Tho following brands of Califor?
nia Wines, Port, 8herry, Ca
tawlia, Claret, Blackborry at
25c per qt., per gallon, 75o.
Pride of North Carolina, 4?
years old, gallon. 2.00
J Kumraclll, per gallon. 2.00
j fur mil Springs, gallon. 2.50
|XXXX Baker Rye, gallon. 2.50
N. LEONARD'S
! Barrel And Bottle House
16 AND 13 MELLfcN ST.,
Phoebus. Vs. "Phon? ESO
A GOOD PIECE OF PROPERTY.
Is always worth Its paid price nine
times out of ten; a great deal more
as the years advance. Savings In?
vested now aro sure likely to be In?
creased manifold a few years hence;
it will pay you to come In and talk
tho mntter over, as we have proper
tics listed In every section, and some
decided bargains In ncreage suitable
to develop. Houses and Lots nnd
farms of all sizes.
E. LAWSON.
Hank of Hampton Wdg.
Hampton, Va.
D POINT
% We Close at 6:00 O'clock, Saturday Excepted &
. ?.-_-j
A Big Showing of Gauze Hose
FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN
2$c PAIR11 *fHEY?KB just the KIND
-?- YOU have been looking
Popular Colors. fou, and only ?5? a pair,
double heels and toes?pine and silky
textuhe.
I ROWE'S DEPT. STORE
Hampton, Virginia.
I
RANSONE
8 & 10 W. QUEEN ST.
BROTHERS
HAMPTON, VA.
GREAT ODDS AND
?ENDS SALE AT???
Kirsner's Clothing Store.
We want to oIobh out several broken lots of Shoes,
Clothing, Men's and Hoy's Furnishings, left over from
the Cue-third OH Sale. There arc many bargains in
the lot.
GET THE BOY READY FOR SCHOOL.
By coming to our store and inspecting the bargains we
offer in Hoy's Suits, Shoes and Furnishings.
TELEPHONE US
your needs for Ice croam. It Insures
Immediate delivery. We' nro ex?
perienced caterers In this lino, nnd
our delicious creams, sherbets, Ices,
Sorbets punches, are fnnious for their
high grade excellence. For parlies,
receptions or entertainments, wo
servo you with the choicest I hat Is
made. We use the famous V. P. L
tested milk.
Ru E. Gatewood.
Corner County and Curry Streets.
Phoebus. 'Phone.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Six-room cottage La Snllo Avenue, $1,050.00. lCnsy terms.
Modern home Newport News Avenue, $3,000.00.
Forty acre farm, twenty acres oyster grounds; fruit of nil kinds,
$.1.500.00.
M. H. MORGAN & COMPANY
Hampton, Virginia. 18 8. King Street.
Houses for Rent or Sale in all Parts ot the
City.
;S3SSZ9I
Hard to Beat
Is our cigar. The more you smoke,
the inor?> you'll praise it, because a
veteran votary of tho weed knows a
good Ihing when he lights It. Only
smokers of these cigars have a match
for them. Our 5-centers can't he du?
plicated for a nickel anywhere elso
in town.
Gardner & Hud gins
'Phono 13.
13 and 15 King Street, Hampton. 1
For Plumbing Steam and Hot Water
Heating
T D' H ' .' ""' see i -j
CHAS. T. TAYLOR
of Hampton, Va.,
The reliable plumber, who carries the largest stock of Plumb?
ing. Steam and Hot. Water Fixtures on the Peninsula. All war.,
guaranteed. Repair work promptly attended to. 'Phono 173, Cor.
Court n-.id Queen Streets,
Get Ready for winter Now.