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Mille Ughlfoot Gels ?utlei
In Each Arm.
JAMES BLAND HIS ASSAILANT
Annual Battb- Between Negro Foot?
ball Teams of Hampton ami New?
port New? Interrupted by a Near
Tragedy?Bland Jailed.
Tho annual football game botwpon
tho negro teams of Hampton ami
Nowport News at IRlvorvlow Pars
yesterday afternoon enmo vory wear
resulting In n tragedy. As tho
result or the affray SouOde Light
foot, bettor known among his no
quntntnnccs as "Southlo Parker," hits
both urma badly fiitetured, while
.lamos Dland, n Newport Notys negro,
Is a prisoner In the county Jail with
the ohargo of malicious shooting,
registered ngnlhst hint.
The eonlest drew Ibo Ihrgosl ciowi
of negroes lo the park that has over
tttfended one of the football games.
Everything progressed very nleelv
until the ending of the (list half,
when .lames Miami, II Is alleged,
whipped out his rovolvor and flrou
five times Into the crowd of Hump
Ion rooters. Llghtfoo) was HtrtlCk
Hist In the lefl arm. The ball et,
tore,) tho arm at lh>< elbow and pone
trated the hone splitting It In several
places. The second shol hit I It-lit
fool in the right arm about tine,.
Inches helow the elbow and ploughe.t
through to the fleshy pint of the
arm. Three shots wont wild and Just
why some ono was not killed Is one
of Um mysteri?s,
According to Llghtfool and a until
I'.-r of witnesses, lllaud became an
gored tit the manner In which Light
font was "rooting" for Hamilton, nml
without the slightest Intimation of tils
inlentloas drew (ho revolver from his
pookCI and began filing. Dland, how
over, declares that LlRlltfoot struck
him in tho mouth before ho begun
shooting.
After emptying his revolver lllaud
took lo his heels and ran down Into
tho swamp along Hnmnton Roads,
Officer .lohn West Cunningham, who
. was witnessing tho game, started in
pursuit or the fleeing man and suc?
ceeded In taking lllaud hit > custody.
Offloor Cunningham experienced con?
siderable trouble In bringing lllaud I"
Jail, owbu; to Ihn Intense feeling
against the man. In fact nland was
pretty roughly (rented by iho crowd
and It was all that t'io officer could
do to keep his prisoner from severe
Injuries.
Wand is said lo have attempted In
shoot a railway conductor several
years ago, nnd 'M known as a very
bad man among his people
Wounds Dangorouc.
Dr. William 10. Atkins, who was also
a spectator nl the game, nttondod
Bouthlo l.lghtfoot. 'I'he physician
found thut tho injuries are exceed
Correctness In Fit
Is the Strongest Point in
Favor of Frankel &
Eisenman Clothes
If tae garment fits you fall
lessly you havo no kick coin?
ing?especially If tho cloth Is
of the highest standard, Hie
materials tho best, the (-lilting,
shaping, nnd hang of tin- gar
meat perfect. These are all
Btroilg feat- res ,,f the Krankel
nnd Eisenman clothing. Yet no
higher in price than the ordi?
nary made for-you clothing.
Wear Krankel and Blsonninil
clothes. You'll he more titan
satisfied with tho wealing
dualities,
Men's Fall Suits, $10.00
to $25.00
STETSON SHOES
HOWARD HATS
FRANKEL &
EISENMAN
38 WEST QUEEN STREET,
HAMPTON, VA.
Ingly dangerous, na it l? likely Unit
I.Igln toot may Ioko tho use or hls|
loft arm, ami thou Ihoro Ik Iho nddl
tlounl it at- ot blood poisoning. This
morning Dr. Atklmi, assisted by |)r.
J. ,i. Jone?, will oporitto lipon tho
wounded man und thou romovo Iho
two bullots.
As soon as Iho excltontont Hull
followed iho shooting subsided, thu
game was contliiuod. Hampton won
by the score of G to 0. II Is eslltn'hlnd
Hint rnlly 3,000 negroes witnessed ihol
oxhlbltlott.
B~?BXK"515 575ITU tTff ? 8 ? Z ? 5 6 5 0 ?j
; Mailers Personal 3
.Miss tCdnu Onrdner has returned to
her home In RoyklttS, after a visit to
her brother. Mr. It. L Gardner, In
North King Btroot
Mrs .t. R. Lindsay the aged mother
of Mr. J, '.I. Lindsay, l?is iofi for
I Danville, where she will visit several
, months.
Miss Alleen llldgcly, daughter of
I Captain .lohn Itldgely, of "Hampton
Kann." llnmpton. Md., Is visiting Mrs.
brgU Keesee Vainhv slice, on I'hoe
bus May.
IN THE SECOND ROUND.
Officer Jdhn W. Cunnlnrjham Uses
Mr. Flr.t 00 Wiliam Henry Davis.
William Henry Davis, colored
dalmlng Philadelphia as ids home, at
I tempted to Inlotforo with Officer .lohn
Wpsl Cunningham last night whon the
I officer was summoning witnesses to
I attend the trial of .lames Ulltttd, who
hot Southlo Mghtfoot. Arter hink
lug sovornl ugly romnrks to officer
I Cuuubagluim, Davis nsked him wltoth
or be (the officer) was white or
i'olored. Officer Cunningham ad
Imonlshed Davis thai lie had bettor
uo along or else he would find htm
self In jh.lt.
Finally the officer look Davis In
charge and when he reached the Jail
office the negro again became Inso?
lent and insulting. This proved a lit
I He too much for officer Cunningham,
liefere William Henry Davis could of?
fer the second Insult the officer open
ed? up and with three upper shots un?
der the Jaw be soon knocked the
Phljndotplllnn out Davis, after coin
ling lilOk to consciousness, remarked
I Inn! bis face hurt llllh, and that the
ifflcer would 1)0 inaile to pay for the
I assault.
Mayor Thornton V. Jones will talk
With Davis about bis; conduct in the
police court this morning.
\0LDP0INT COMFORT
COLLEGE WINS FIRST GAME
Defeated the Norfolk Academy Team
on the Collcfje Gridiron Yesterday
Afternoon.
Old Point Comfort College football
eleven played and won Its first game
of the season yesterday afternoon,
when Its opponent was the strong
team from the Norfolk Academy. The
contest was most bitterly fought dur?
ing llio two halves and Old Point
won by (be score of 0 to 0.
' to jamest^wn*^tiTrday.
Stenn Yacht IIa Will Carry Party
From Hampton.
lly special arrangement the dim
steam yacht, Ha, will make a trip
to Jamestown isiami next Saturday
for the purpose ot allowing the local
people the Opportunity or Witnessing
the meeting of the "House of Bish?
ops," which will convene on the fa
? nous island that day.
As the capacity of tile IIa I: limited
it Is necessary for ttmse des."lug to
make the trip, to Inform Mr, Howard
\Y, Snundcrs of iholr intentions at
HIGN SCHOOL STUDENTS fcfC
TO PUBLISH MAGAZINE
Met In the West End Academy Yes I
tcrday and Selected tire Staff of
Editors and Managers.
Wit the view of publishing a first
class magazine the students of the
Hamilton High School met in the
West Blld Academy yesterday and se?
lected the editors and others to have
charge of the publication.
It is proposed to make tlio maga?
zine one of the best school papers In
Virginia and It will npponr paon
mouth. Its columns will contain ab
the school news as well as many
decidedly Interesting feature stories
dach is. iie.
Tho editors and others elected fol?
low :
IMilor in chief ? Mr. Ohas. C. Menrs.
class 1008.
Associate editors Miss Alleen Cun?
ningham, class 1!?U0: Miss G:aro
Stiff, class 190S; Mr. S. Hernie Saver,
class 1908.
Ibisiness manager--Mr. Raymond
Brlltlngham, class Hup.
Assistant managers?Messrs. Thos.'
Robinson, class 1910; Ellloli Hlckmrin,
class 1010.
Athletic editor?Olho Pnrramorc,
class 1909.
Class reporters?Miss l.iiclle Wood
class Hins; Miss Lolla \Voy mouth
class 1909; Miss Mary Franklin, class
1910.
The first issue of tho magazine will
make its appearance in November.
Here'a a Cigar Bargain.
The famous 10 cent "InvOnclbleS,"
K cents on week days and bIx for 26
rents on Saturdays. TDK Johnson
PHARMACY, INC. 10 4-to.
Bjllle [o Finish May be Slaitei
After Next Friday.
UNIFORM BILL OF LADING CHANGE^
Unless Agreement is Reached nt Con?
ference AuthJ rizeij by Interstate;
Commerce Commission, War Will
Do Declared at Once.
MOW YORK. OH. 7. An flnpo I
a nt conference called to reach an
agrot in en I on eorlnlh proposed nmond?
in.nls Ui tlx- Uniform hill Of ladini;
Bonn in he authorised by He1 Iplor
slate Couimorco ? Commission will be
held In Mils city on October II. Should
the ohjeel of tlld meeting fall. H Is!
said that the fight. With the railroad.;
on the one side ami the Kg shippers
and hankers nf tin- COUIltry on Iho oili?
er, will he waged In a finish. In I hi:
event the Interstate Commerce Coin
mission will he Hie court of Ins! re
sort, thai body having boon given full
newer under the new railroad rate
law in proscribe the form of the now
hill. Roprosoiitntlvos or nil the h ad 1
lug railroads, many of the prominent
hankers and shlppen; of the country
ami a committee representing a large
number of lunmlilcitl commercial bod
Ion have signified their intention of
Inking part in the conference. All
the questions Involved in tno various
atnondtnenls will he dlacuRRod, the
avowed purpose of the hankers and
shlppen: helng to Induce Iho railroads
to endorse nil Iho amendments as
proposed These amendments, h.tsl
11088 men generally contend, If adopt
?d, will remedy what they regard an
the leal dangers of the law III Us
preseni form which already have re?
sulted In hankers In various sections
of the country refusing to loan money
dh Ulla class of collateral. The dan?
gers of the present law, which they
seek to romove by the adoption of
lite proposed amendments, Include, ne?
on ding to the supporters of the pew
measure loss now freiptently Incurred
hv morctinntn paying bill of lading
drafts, by bankers making advances
Oil bills of lading and by third parties
giving advances on these lust Ittiiouts.
The specially appointed COtllplltloe
from various commercial hodles which
win attend the conference In support
of the adoption of the proposed
(Oontlnuod On Rage Seven).
SCU.Y ERUPTIONS
COVrBEDHlS BODY
Itched Constantly?Scratched Until
Blood Flowed ?Suffered 10 Years
?Doctors and Medicines Were
Fruitless?Tries Cuticura and Is
Completely Cured
BY THREE BOXES OF
CUTICURA OINTMENT
"When I was about nine venrs old
small sonn appeared on each of my
lower limbs. 1 scratched them with a
lirnss pin iind
shortly ufterwarils
both of those limbs
became so son- thai
1 could scarcely
walk. When 1 had
been suffering for
about a month tho
sores began to heal,
but small scaly
eruptions appeared
where the sores had
been. From that
time onward 1 was
troubled by such
Bevern itching that,
until I bocarao
accustomed to it, I would icratoh tho
Soros until the blood began to How.
This would stop tho itching for a few
days; but scaly places would appear
ogain and the Itcbmg would accompany
them. After I suffered about ten years
1 made a renewed effort to effect n cure.
The eruptions by this time had appeared
on every part, nf my body except my
face ami hands. The l>e.-,t doctor in my
native county advised mo to use arsenic
In small doses ami a salve. 1 then Uf -d
to bnlhe tho son* in n mixtum which
gave almost intolerable pain. In addi?
tion I used other remedies,suoh as ii ..line,
sulphur, zinc snlve, -"s Salve,
-Ointment, nml in fact I was con?
tinually giving somo remedy n fnir trial,
nover using less than one or t wo boxesOT
bottles. All this was fruitless. Finally
my hair began lo (all out and 1 was rapidly
iMvoming bald. > 1 used ???'a ??,
but it diu no good. A few- months after,
having used almost every thing else, I
thought 1 WOllld try Cuticura Ointment,
having previously used Cuticura Heap
and Ix'iog plca.Mil with it. After Using
three boxes 1 was completely cured,
und my hair was restored, after fourteen
yi MS of suffering and an expenditure of
nt least $.11) to $00 in vainly endeavoring
to find a cum. I shall Im- glad to write
to any ono who may l>o Interested in
mv cum. R. IMrnm Mattinglv, Ver
million, s. link., Aug. is, moo."
s<>M ihn.iiRh.sit thi? world. FMter Drua A
Cbe-m. I\?m . S<?l,' l*roiw., llt.Mnn. Mui
?S-MMlvd ?reo, Booklet oa Iba ?klu ?na Blood.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?HOOD WORK 11 OR SR:
cheap to quick buyer. P. K. N1CO
LOPOOLQS, 40 Wist Queen strc
Hampton, 10-?-3.L
FOR SAL10?TWO HOOn WORK
horses. R. B. QATBWOOD. 'Phone
177, corner County and Curry
streets, 1'hoebuH. 10-1-31.
House of Bishops
...at?
Jamestown Island
SATURDAY, OCTOBER I9lh.
in order Hint tho people of Ii.-imi?-]
Ion, Phoebus ami old Point may at
tend ililii celebration the trim steam |
yacbl "ILA"
will ninko a special trip to tho famous
bland oil that date, lent lug
Pier A, Newport News, nt 8:30 a. n..|
Pirmins wishing in make tbla trip
must make known tin Ir Intentions ill
mice an tho capacity of tho yacht la
limited, Tickets ami information
can be scoured at tho office of
JONES, SAUNDERS & CO.
FARE: For Found Trip, $1.00\
5? S? ft* &
The Greatest Conve?
nience of Modern
Times:
A GAS IRON.
CALL AND SEE IT.
HIMPfOH 5 PHOEBUS GAS CO.
Hampton, Va
Wines and Liquors
I belong to the tost tribe that stray?
ed away from Dublin betoro Mosen
nailed on the Hed Sea. l'ui a price
cutter. Im a money-maker: I'm the
one that ?eil? all straight Whiskies
retail at wholesale prlcos. The fol?
lowing high graao 10c Wulskles 1
sell for Sc a drink: Paul Jones Pure
Kyo, Bherwood Rj? Whiskey, Carroll
Springs, purp. Maryland Rye Whiskey,
Overholt Hyo sVhlBkey, Parkwood Rye
Whiskey. All of the above named
Whiskies are strictly high grade;
watch my prlcos If you dar?, beat
me it you can. WhWiey In i?ulk at
following prices:
Old Nick Pura Rye, % pt., I6c;;
gallon.S4.00
Leonard's Farorlte, % pt. JOo;
gallon.1.00
Hunter's l.nltlmors Rys, M pt,
:5c; gallon . 4.00
Maryland Club, \i pt., 25c; gal?
lon .4.80
Paul Jones Puro Rye, % pt, 20c;
gallon.2,76
Star A, Ryo, gallon.2.00
Moss Rose, gallon., 2.00
f.arkwood Pure Rye, gallon.2.00
Jefforaon Puro Rye, gnllon...... 1.75
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon.1.40
Dounle Stamp Gin, gallon.2.00
Tho following brands of Califor?
nia WlneH, Port, Sherry, Ca
tnwbn, Claret, Blackberry at
25c per qt., per gallon, 75o.
Pride of North Carolina, 4
years old, gallon. 2.00
Kuronielll, per gallon.2.00
Carroll Snrlngs, gallon.....2.50
XXXX Baker Rye. gallou.2.50
N. LEONARD'S
! Barrel And Bottle House
10 AND 16 MELL&N *T?
I Phoebus, va. 'rnona SM.
Now Fall Styles
Are arriving dally nnd tho
showings are far superior to
anything wo havo ever offered
In tho lino of hlgn-class tailor?
ings. Just as well bo In the
"push'' and got your order In
early.
We guarantoo tho most por
feet. fit, and wo challengo
others to duplicate our prlcos.
Order now and havo the salts
ready when fall la horo.
S.Marbach
THE EXPERT TAILOR.
Corner Court nnd Quoon Street,
Hampton, Va. !
FOR 8ALR usti ACRES OK LANDJ
near Morrison, Va., with good!
growth of beech ami white; guiu|
llnibbr rciuly for uihrkot, at $ir, per'
acre. Apply r.t YOUNG'S DR I ?.
STORE, Hamilton, Va. "Rhein? 20.
!' 2?0t.
Why Not Be
And Look Nice in a
n
SUIT?
Our garments combine
Style, Qualify und Fi',
und we defy OJmpolitors
to an de well us.
It's a fact that uothiug
that leaves our store cati
be duplicated for the
price at other place?.
Thou we guaiantco sat?
isfaction or money back.
Kirsner's Clothing
Store, /? Kirsner, Prop.
18 und 'JO W. Quten St.
Hampton, Va.
I AIR LINE FERRY 1
6TEAMER8
Eleanor, Squirrel and
Gouldman
iWill land you at the new government
Pier at the Exposition Grounds.
Leave
Old Point
A. M.
8:00
8:46
9::i0
10: IS
11:00
11:46
P. a
12:30
1:16
1:00
2:45
3:30
4:15
5:00
6:45
6:30
7:Ui
K:0C
8:45
0:30
10:15
Leave.
Exposition j
A. M.
8:00
8:45
9:30
10:15
11:00
11:46
P. M.
12:30
1:15
2:00
2:15
3:30
4:15
6: f>0
5:45
6:30
7:15
8:00
8:45
9:30
10:15
11:00
chnngo with
Schedule subject to
out notice.
Last Boat Leave* Exposition at
11:00 p. n>.
Special Continuous Round Trip |
Tickets, 25c. Good aftsi' '.' o'clock P.
M.
IA Little Talk on REAL tSTATt
I am offering some of the choicest
building lots in the Last and West
Ends Of (lie town at very law prlcos
land easy terms, and this Is no excuse
for a in sin not owning his house if
Lyon are looking for improved propi rty
of any kind. I enn procure you better
'bargains which will bring you surer
ine eases in values than anyone in
1 (ntnpton.
W. E. LAWSON.
Uauk of Hampton Uldg.
llaioptou, Va.
5
FALL STYLES
Flccccdowii
lCc? 121c, 15c.
An almost endless variety t-> boIccI from, small nnd dainty pat
loins to llio more einheirate plaids and floral patterns.
HAMPTON, VA,
i
A NOBBY DISPIAY OF HIGH GRADE MILLINERY.
That's exactly what the many ladles who came to our display
Ulis woe!, lohj us, and if you wish to see the exhibition you hau
bettor come In wltlilii the next few days. We lu.ro never shown n
prettier or most up-to-the-tlmcs lino of millinery.
It is known that wo established the reputation for low prices,
and this season's showings am made oven more attract''.-e by the
small money we ask for Hum.
Mr*/*. L M. St&xy
THE M*ILLINERY STORE OF QUALITY.
No. 31 E. Queen Street. Hampton, Va.
HENRY L. 8CHME'. Z,
President.
FRANK W. DARLING,
Vlce-r*r?sld?nL
The Bank of Hampton
Hampton, Virginia
I? THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN EITHER HAMPTON OR
NEWPORT NEWS.
Capital,
Surplus and Profits,
$100,000.00
$125,000.00
DEPOSITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The only designated Depository In the Stats of Virginia Is
Eastern Virginia. We make loans on Real Estate?NOT PRO
HI}! IT ED?si are the National Dunks,
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS
?
rj NELSON S. GROOME,
Cashier.
I Just As Well Keep This In Mind!
Thai when you are down town looking at Millinery that there la no pret?
tier place lo visit than
BURGES" MILLINERY STORE
We have the stock complete and the exhibition embraces nil the lat?
est Persians styles ami the creations of the American doslgliors. eltally
you ??anno', afford to miss seeing the display.
We are ready to lake the fall order and have tho hat for you In a
few days. ?
Burges* Millinery Store
BURGES' MILLINERY FASHIONS,
BAST QUEEN STREET.
HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
FOR RENT!
Wh have Reveral nie? dwellings that
will be for rent within the next ft!w
days. You had better speak quick if you want one.
M. H. MORGAN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE, RENTAL &
INSURANCE AGENTS
18 S. Kimj St. Phone 91. Hampton, Va.
_.-. fc?
r ? SEE
CHAS. f . TAYLOR
of Hampton, Va.,
The reliable plumber, who carries the largest stock of Plumb?
ing. Steam and Hot Waler Fixtures on tho Peninsula. AU wor?
guaranteed. Repair work promptly attended to. 'Phono 173, Cor.
Court ant Queen Streets.
Get Ready for ...nter Now. "!
'fctMsaagimninMinTi?i^
For Plumbing Steam and Hot Water
Heating
COOL AND COZY.
You're In fo ra pleasant time
If you seat yourself at one of thu
tables in an ice cream parlor whero
my cream is sold ami order a dish of
cream.
It's refreshing. palate pleasing,
hca|thful and nourishing. Many fla?
vors to choose from?all good. Try
our peach Cream. Nothing but cream
from The Virginia Polytechnic Insti?
tute Creamery used In making all my
ice cream,
Ra E. Gate wood.
Corner County and Curry Streets.
Phoebus. 'Phone.
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