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Hawkins, of Mews]
County, Purchases Property.
DEAL WAGE BY iL S. IHOMPSQH
New Purchaser Is the Grandson of
the Late Samuel Dcwbrltl, Who Was
Owner of the Farm In 185-1?Pur?
chase Price War. $10,500.
A real eslalo transaction <if consul
oiablo importance wan c lotted >???.-!i? r
ddy, when Mr, William T. Ilnwklnal
of Mathowa county, purchased 'lido
Mill Kami, near I lampion. Tho prop
ortV was I old Hi rough Mr. Howard
S. Thompson lor Mr. W. P. Wllentorofl
ami Mis. Itiley, who bought.it several
yearn ago from .Mr. .1. M. Pullon.
Tide Mill farm In Uuowii. through
oill the l ulled Stales as one of lie
leading henneries In tho country, |t|
hits been especially, noted fui duel, rais?
ing. There are Si) acres of Hue (arm
III); land, as well as a fully 0<|Ulppotl
plant im thick raising ami a splendid
hennery, mi I ho site, Bovornl years
ago L'.'i.ooo ducks were raised on III lb
farm.
The purchase of the tar in by Mr.l
Hawkins has a tinge of romaiu-. con
nectcd wllh It. Hack in IS.M Till?!
Mill farm was owned by Mr. Samucll
Pewbriei, who was the grandfather!
of Mr. llllwklllH, und In Ibis wav Mi.
Hawkins is again In pdssossloii of|
his old family home.
Owing io Iho old mill being on 'he
place, ami a natural st-i'oain n( lyalui
traversing through tho property* I in
f.inn was named ??Tide Mill Farm."
According to Hie deed which WtlH
placed on record In the clerk's tilth
Mr. Hawkins paid 410,500 for tin
pioperly.
Mr. Hawkins, who has been rOKl'ilOR
In Norfolk for some time, will Im
im dlalelv lake charge of the prop
orty.
i Matters Personal i
goOOQOQoAoftpOOOQOOQ B 0 0_B Q B Aj
Mrs. Harry li. Parker charmingly
Whist Club in her residence, 'Sun.,
Villa,"- last night,
Mrs', Joseph Cold ami two children|
have hit for a visit to Mr. ami Mrs.
David llnlllnan, in Hlcluiitnid.
Mr. I. Klrsnor roliirndd yesterday
limn a lIn< ?- weeks \isil In Hie north,
Mr. KIraner made the trip In Ihn In?
terest of iiU liealtb and combined |
business with pleasure.
After a vlsll to Captain and Mrs.
Krank Wilkinson Darling, at "Ccdurl
Hall,'' the Misses Ploionee Smith and
Kau- Smith hnvo ruturnpii to lliolrl
home In Amlover. Mass.
MosnYs. City Howard' ami flcorgol
l.arm-d. of Now Volk, nie the guests
You'll Find
Pcriccl Satisfaction
In the Faultless
B Frankel & Kiiseiiman
CL?THENG.
Built ricjbt?that's the whole
story. We could talk a pace full
to you, and after all, the mean
Ing would he the same. No
clothing in the wo: Id made like
ourc?it couldn't be All Hie
newest, smaitcst nnd most ex?
clusive effects In SUITS and
OVERCOATS.
Mcn'r. Suits.$IC to $25...
Men's Overcoats. .$10 to $30
STETSON SHGES
HOWARD HATS
1
FRANKEL &
E1SENMAN
36 WEST QUEEN STREET,
HAMPTON, VA.
of Councilman mid Mis. Qoorgo \V
Howe., in Melroso avenue.
First [Joiitonnal Jantoa Pulton, of
I'm i Moultrlo, S. C. Im spoudlng
several days herd with friends;
Mr. ami Mrs. A. Tylor Hull nntl
Master A. T. Mull. Jr.. will lonvo t<>
day inr Richmond, in attend thu horse
show,
Mr. Illld Mis. Benjamin Mil I. of
VVlllluihshUrg, and Ikllsa Lucy Curtis
of York county; are thti guests ni
Officer an,i MrHj Leslie Curtis,, In
Ai III 1st<'ad avenue.
Messrs, I', e, liuilil nuil Joseph
li. aiii.? of Richmond; who hnvu I.?
visiting Mr. kmlld DIuHtli, will rot? n
in their homo today.
Mr. ami Mr.:. Kltitl Smith, of Mos
row, vi.: Mrs. Ocorgo Ludd, of Mos
I cow, Vi : Mr. 1. Mclnlyro, Miss
flrttco Mclnlyro, of Crown Point, N.
Y? and Miss Ma:y Mclnlyro. or llos
ion, nr.- Iii? guests of Capt. and Mrs;
I'raiik W. Dhrllllg, al ?(???dar Hall
Mm. I .add Is llio daughter i>r Mr. Cyrn?
11mlii 11n. rounder of Roberts' CoIIok<
in Constant hint ?!?? .and Ik on h?r way
to Red Quk, Iowa, whdro ijho will .<??
(do in tho fuliiro.
ROBERT ALLEN UNDER AHR EST
Negro Wanted for Complicity in tho
Temple Murder Found in Kork Co.
Sheriff lt. K. Curtis has l.i In*
formed Ihnl Itoherl Allen, colored, who
I : wauled line for aliened complicity
In iho shooting of heujainlu Tem|de,
near SoliOOIt'S Hani. hau been lirrCHtcd
In Vork county.
The Vork authorities have a charge,
imalllRl Hie man. hut II Ik expected
thai Allen will ho turned over In Mm
local ofTlcors because of Hie very BO
Irlous naturo of Hie crime lie In accups
od ?>f. _ ;..
.1. W. PARKS IS Alt RESTED.
Capt. Evanu and Mr. Hollow.iy Were
Only Slightly Wounded.
.1 William Parks, who shot at
Capt, Kvans and a man liniued I lot
loway in York county last Thursday
morning, wan arrested In York county
yesterday. Further dotnlls from the
affair show ihai neither Can! ICvnna
nor Jlolloway was Injured lo any
great extent. Uoth of the men soughl
shelter hohlnd a canoe, while Parks
was firing, ami only two shot hit
Capt. Kvans and one slrnek Mr. Hol
loway.
Parks used a tlonUlo-hnrrollod shot
Kiln and emptied both bill reis at the
two men.
ENCOURAGED DY VISIT.
Dr. Moon Tclln Mr. Jchnnon That He
Docs Not Fear for His Son.
County Treasurer David Johnson re?
turned liom Richmond last owning,
wher,. he Bl>oii| yesterday In consul
lallon with Dr. linen relative to tho
examination of (he head of the dog
that had billeii his son. Masler Ray?
mond Johnson.
(in account of the I adlly decompos?
ed condition of Hie canine's' head the
physician was unable to make a care
lul examination, hut after llstonlng
to a statement from Mr. Johnson, He.
Moon expre sod Hie hollpf (lull the
dead don was not suffering from rabies
when he hit tho boy. Dr. Uooh told
Mr. Johnson thai no u.1 not feel
any anxiety for the yOUIIg boy.
Master Raymond was bitten by (he
dog la.-.t Friday, there being a Blight
abrasion on (he hand.
Qualified ag Administratrix.
Mrs. Lucy .lame . yoBtorday riuallfled
before Clerk of Hie Courts llari'v IT.
Holt as the administratrix of tho es?
tate of her lale husband, Mr. Andrew
James. Messrs. Frank W. Darling,
I'JIIIoll llndgltlS illld C. II. How'IlM
were appointed the appraisers on (he
properly.
Used Shovel on His Head.
August SchrbttdOr, of Maryland, and
a fellow Murylnndor, hamod Joseph
l.enz, became Involved In a controver?
sy in West QllOOh street yesterday
morning. Schr?der used a shovel
with lolling olTeel on the head of l.enz.
officer John Cirjmlngluim arrested
Sch render .-.who wld he given a pre?
liminary hearing this morning. Look's
Conditio.' ':? said t'i lie svrlous.
Tennyson's Cynicism.
Sir Vere de Yore was (he eldest pon
nf Sir Aubrey de Vere, the sonneteer
lind friend of Wordsworth, Ills broth?
er, Aubrey de Vere. was a more than
well known, a famous poet, and 'to
him In his .vouth Walter Savage len?
der addressed the exhortation:
Make thy proud h?mo still prouder for
thy sons.
He had no sons, however, never hnv
liiu married. Neither bad his brothers..
Vere and Stephen. Thus Hie came, as
a family name, disappears,
The He Veres were early friends of
Tennyson's, mid it was from them
that the poet look (he nmne^yidcb he
made proverbial and i ? i
class "the caste of Vere de Yore."
l.ady de Vcro, the only I.ady de Vere
of fact then living, was Inclined to
complain that her name should In- bo*I
BtOAVcd upon the black hearled Lady
('Iura of fiction.
Tennyson wrote dainty verses, but
Will not master of dainty manners. He
growled: "Why should you care? Hut
of course yon don't. I didn't make
your mimosa ko ugly, and I didn't make
her stupid. I only made her wicked."
Hcre't ; Cigar Bargain.
The famous in cent "lnyonclblos,"
? cents on week .lays and six for lift
cents on Saturdays, TUB Johnson
Pharmacy, inc. lo-mu
BELL COMPANY MAKING
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
About $25,000 is Being Spent on I
Peninsula Lines Exclusive of
Amount for Submarine Cables.
Mr. s. Cordon Cuminlng yesterday
cum' nut tho statement below:
"A lend covered cubic containing
cine hundred pairs <if wires bus ill
ready been completed Bovoral blocks |
beyond the point where ijiSalto ave?
nue crosses the Shell road going to
I wards Newport News, and the polos
im) oiler malerbil lor completing U
new line Com the point where lite
cable terminates on 10 the HoUloVll.U
mil for several miles on the Boole
vnrtl, are arriving now. mid hofort
many weeka the Telephone Company
will have a fine new line on the Con
lovard with amide facilities, and mil
subscribers who desire (he same can |
then sioil.e special line si 'vice.
"Ity the time this work Is coinplel
?d liiere will I" two more Circuits
ready holWQOII Hampton and Newpoi
News and ninny more between I lamp
Ion and Old Point.
"A large force of Ilm men Is busily
?imaged In putting ii|i a new leaden
'.cd cable Containing one liuniln
pairs of wires from Old Poiul Comfort
through Phoebus to lltimptoiu
Increased Facilities.
vVhon this work Is completed ate"
Mio new Boulevard line completed,
the com pit r y will have facilities fur
fully 150 nin e new subscribers Tin
oinpanv is doing a great deal ol
wo.k In other direction:: and Is vorv
desirous of laving the cooperation oil
Ills pa Irons to ll.I thai Hampton I
I may have a telephone oxehttngo ot
] which all of its ell I/ens will be proud
'The work will cost in the neighbor
hood ot $26,000, and this does not in
?l?de Hie largo sum of money which I
Iis helm: expended In gelling addition
I a I submarine cables l.'jtwoen Old |
j Point Colli Tot I nnd Wlllotighby Soil
A now lead covered cable enclosing
large copper wires heavily |nnn
luted has ahead) been completed from
Willoiighhy Spit all the way to the
'xchange in Norfolk, and it Is said |
that this cable alone cm) 136,000. By
the lime all the WOrjt is completed ]
from Newport News ami Hampton via
Old Point Comfort ami Wllloughhy
Spit to Norfolk, the additional amount 1
of money Invested In order to furnls
goo,| leb plume service between tills
lion ami the City of Norfolk will |
I amount to nl least $75,000 .and com
puling depreciation nl ten por c;
ilnliM'St at seven por cent., and cur
[rent inttltoiinncc nl eight por cent.. |i I
can readily bo s.i I hat it will cost |
the company more than $25 00(1 per
j annum, not including operating oxpeni
H, to provide this very great con
Ihlcncd to the public, ami this In
psttlioill show:; Us very great raltll
In the fill lire of this section, as the
ill business between Hie ul'ive
points at present does not amount to
one-fourth of the above mini.
"The officials of the Southern hell,
Company, however, hellere that who I
the people wall) Is good ami reliable
tolophnuu service al reasonable in tos,
lud when this is furnished the httsl
[ noss increases cimimouly."
RECORD IN APPEAL CASE
OF ACC0MAC NEGR0E0
Attorneys for Uzzcll, Burton nnd
Converse Will Ark Supreme Court
For New Trial.
TllO recordB In Hie appeal to the
Supreme Omi t of the cases of Bur
Ion, IJxr.oll nnd Converse, tho three
I negroes from Accommnck county,
convicted of causing the race riot at
|OntltlCOCk, have been llUllle Up 1111(1
were presented to Judge .1. w. c,
Blnckstoiio for his signature in Now
port News last night.
Messrs. wiliox ami Tunstall, tho
) allorneys for the three min, came to
Hampton yesterday and after a long
Conference with the prisoners in
'Hampton jail, proceeded to Newpoi1
Nows, where .llldge Hlnckstnuc Is en?
gaged In the term of Hie Circuit Court,
The Norfolk lawyers were Closeted
With the prisoners for several hours,
and while they made no statements
tor publication II is understood that
the attorneys fool certain of secur?
ing a new trial for the convicted men.
Hxsoll was given three years In
the penitentiary, while Burton nud
Converse were each sentenced to
spend ten years In that lust Hut ion
Pr./ell was the editor of the n'gro
paper and Bm ton ran n big stori al
('nancock.
MOVING plaLTREMACHlNE
FILM CATCHES FIRE
Accident at Pythian Castle Causer. Ex?
citement Among Spectators?Lit?
tle Damage Done.
A film In Hie moving picture ma
chine at (lie Pythian Castle last nicht j
caught fire and created considerable
excitement in West Queen street.
The auditorium was very well tilled1
With people witnessing the exhibition.
when tlte flro occurred. The nla m
caused the spectators much uneasi?
ness, hut those In charge of the show
suci.led in keeping very good order
until the%audlenee dispersed.
The alarm of fire was hurrledlv
In, lied in and the depaiti.it i"
spend, ,| with unusual quickness. The
blnr.e was soon extinguished with tin
use of a patent extinguisher, and thd
damage will not amount to a gnat
deal.
Davis It. Fined $2C.
Willltm Den y Davis, the Philadel?
phia negro arrested by Officer .lohn
W. Cunningham, was fined $20 and
costs by Mayor Thornton F. .Inn'.?, in
the Hampton police, court yosterdaj
morning, for interfering with liv offi
co in the discharge of his duty, Da?
vis, whoso face was black from the
POINT,
humping given him by Ilia nfflcor
lliln'l have (In- cash anil went In
jhhl for sixty layu.
Lost Hie Revolver.
Officer .lohn rigour, <>r Uio county
polio.1 forco, Is loiuonnlug tho loss of
his faithful rovoSor The officer Was
going from llninitou to tho Soldh rs'
Homo through he Normal school
-rounds. Wlion la losl the rovolvor.
? WAMTKD
WANTED -P08I ION AS HOUSE
koefior ami lamdrcss by competent
white Ihtlyj ji? i? l> MICHAEL A.
IIRECK, Ward A. Soldiers' Homo
Hospital, j 10-9-111.
fOR SALE.
K"OR SALE MOOD SVORK IIORSH5:
cheap to l|>uk Inner. P. K. NICO
l.opooi.O} in West Queen otroej
Hampton. I0-C-3L
*? 5 Stw S? 5?
The (jealcst Conve?
nient ot Modern
Time
A ks IRON.
CALFjlNI) SEE IT.
Iwi'TON, Va
I.08T RBTWBBN HAMILTON AND
Ohl Point, black and white cilfjf,
containing gold link cliff tuition, en?
graved "J. W. II . l?00." Liberal
reward if returned to Dr. .1. WIL?
TON HO'l'B, North Slug street,
to :> it.
TjSUKggailMW 111 IMMII i|i (I iy,|pn?rew.T>
Why Not Be
In Style
And Look Nice in a
KIRSNER
tWfnes ai
I belong to tho loilrtbe that'.rsy
>d nway from DulA soforo but
sullod on tho lied in. I'm ?Vrlci
cutter. Im a nionumsker: I'llu
ouo that sells all Jrulgbl WUTo?
retail at wholesale prices. Ttfol
lowing high grace 10c. WuU* I
soil for it: n drink;Taul Joneurt
lye, Slierwocnl H>e\vulskey, foil
Springs, puro Marylnd Ryo WVv.
Overholt Ryo v7hlsliy, Parkwoc.yo
Whiskey. All of lie shove Mil
Whiskies are ?trlily high |e;
wntch my prices l\ you darowi
me If you can. \V'A>\key In jci
following price,*:(
Old Nick Pure Rye, % pt, ICc
gallon.Do
Ijoniinrd's Favorite, Vi pt., 10(
gallon.k)
Hunter'.? 1 nltlioore Rye, % p:
16c; gallon .....?
Matylatid Club, V4 pt., 2:0. v
Ion.p
Pnul .Innen Pure Rye, % pt, 201
gallon.6
Star A, Rye, gallon.b
Moss Kose, ga'.ion.b
ijirkwond Pure Rye, gallon ...o
Jefferson Pure Rye, gallon.,..5
Kentucky Dourbon, gallon ...1)
Double. Stump Oln, gallon_P
The following brands of Callft
als Wines. Pirt. Sherry, (J
tnwbn, Clnrel, niackberry ,
25c per qt., per gallon, 7C
Prldo of North, Caroiioa, '
I years old, gallon.j
Kummelll, per gallon.j
I Carroll Springs, gallon.J
XXXX Maker Ryo, gallon.J
Our garments 00111 bino
Style, Quality and Fit.
and wo defy competitors
to uudersell 11s.
It's a fai l thai uothiug
that leaves otir store can
be duplicated for Iho
I n ice at other plat e?.
Then we guaiauteo eat
idfaoti'-n or money back.
Kirsncr's Clothing
Store, riirsner, Prop.
|^18 and 20 W. Queen St.
Hamilton, "Vit.
AIR LINE FERRY
STEAMER8
Eleanor, Squirrel and
OouZdinan
Will land you at the new government
Pier at the Exposition Grounds.
FALL STYLES
s
ICc, 125c., 15c.
An almost ,?.!!. ,s variety to select from, small and dainly pat?
tern;, t? 11,0 more elaborate plal,ds ami floral patterns.
?ROWE'S DEPT. STORE
HAMPTON, VA.
A NOBBY DISPLAY OF HIGH GRADE MILLINERY.
That's exactly whal the many ladies who came to our display
Ibis week told us. and If >'bu wish to see the exhlb lion you hau
hot tor come in within the nest lew days. We have never shown a
protllor or most up-to-lho-tlnics line of millinery.
It is known thai we established the reputation lor low prices,
ami ibis season's showings aro made even more attract vo by tho
small money we ask for them.
Mr./*. L M. Sts^cy
THE MILLINERY STORE OF QUALITY.
No. 31 L*. Queen Street. Hampton, Va.
HENRY L. SCHMELZ.
Pr?.ld?nt.
FRANK W. DARLING,
Vlce-Pr.sld.nt.
Hw Bank of Hampton
Hampton, Virginia
IS THB OLDEST AND LARGEST IN EITHER HAMPTON DR
NIWPOnT NEWS.
Capital,
Surplus and Profits,
$100,000.00
$125,000.00
DEPOSITS OVER ONE MILL'ON DOLLARS.
The only designated Depository In the State of Tlrglnla In
rf??v*?.>"lrglnia. We make loans on Real Estate?NOT PRO
IIiniTED? as are the National Bank*.
POUR PER CE/JT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS
Leavo
Old Point
A. M.
8:00
S: 15
0:::u
JO: 15
11:00
11:45
p.
12::io
1:16
1:00
2:45
.1:30
4:15
5:00
5:45
C:30
7:15
8:0C
8:45
9:30
10:15
M.
Leave.
Exposition
A. M.
8:00
8:45
9:30
10:15
11:00
11:45
M.
12:30
1:15
2:00
|j NELSON S. GROOME,
Cashier.
Just As Well Keep This In Mind!
K\?"oT4re?tWM town ,0<,ki"e :it M,,,,ntiry ,,,:,t l,,ero p?t
BORGES" MILLINERY STORE
est Persi ins's.'vr "-1"'^ 1^""",I',,t, ?'"' exhibition .embraces all the lat
few 'diiVs.'"? lbU fa" r,r^'- a"<>" "avo the hat for you It, a
Surges' Millinery Store
LAST Q?BEN BTRBB1
BURGES' MILLINERY FASHIONS
HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
:45
:30
G:45
G:30
7:15
8:00
8:45
9:30
10:15
a x. , . 11:00
oufioSci? BUbJcCl ,0 Chn"BO WIlh
Last Boat Leaves Exposition at
11 ? 00 p. m.
Special Continuous Round Trip
Tickets, 25c. Good after ? o'clock P
M.
N.
I Barrel And Bottle Hi
18 AND 18 MELLfcN SI
I Phoonua, Va.
Now Pall
Are arriving dally
showings nro fur Kiiperloj
anything we hnvo evi
In the lino of high rJi
It'RS. Just as well bo tri
"push"' and get your ordi
early.
Wo guaranleo tho most
feet fit, nnd wo dial
others to dUpllcato our pri
Order now and have the!"'"' enRy ll"ii!
ready when fall Is hero. "' n '"?1
i+i%mvnm. iimnii.m^mw^-^,^
FOR RENT! We hkyesoveralnice,dwellings that
* will be for rent within the next few
days. You had better speak quick if you want one.
M. H. MORGAN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE, RENTAL 6
INSURANCE AGENTS
18 S. King SI. Phone 91. Hamplon, Va.
rmi^ww^r.???.hi.I lillli Ii Ittmiww
For Plumbing Steam and Hot Water
Heating
713
'? "TT r' ' SEE
CHAS. f. TAYLOR
of Hampton, Va.,
The reliable plumber, who carries tho largest stock of Plumb?
ing Strain and Hot Water Fixtures on the Pdhlnsilln. All wor"
guaranteed. Repair work promptly attended lo, 'Phono 173 Cor
Court Rod Queen Strcela. '
Got Ready for ...nter Now. 1
S.Marbac
THE EXPERT TAILO
Corner Court and Queen S
Hampton, Vn.
A Lillle Talk on REAL tSrAJt
1 am offering some of the choicest
building lots In the (Bast and West
Ends of tho town at very law prices
and this la no excuse
owning his house If
you are looking for improved propi rty
pf an> kind. I can procure you better
bargains which will bring you suror
line'cases In values than an j one in
?lampion;
W. ?. LAWSON.
Uauk of Hampton H'dg.
Haiuplon, Va.
COOL AND COZY.
You're In f<> n? pleasant tlnio
If you seat youraolf nt rtno of tlio
tables in nn Ice (jrcani parlor where
my cream Is sold and order a dish of
cream.
it's refreshing, palate-pleasing,
healthful and nourishing! Many fla?
vors to choose from ?all good. Try
our Peach Cream. Nothing but cream
from Tho Virginia Polytechnic Insti?
tut,. Cream er j used in making all my
Ice cream. i
R. E. Gatewood.
Corner County and Curry Street*
Phoebua. 'Phone.
Daily Pms, 10 Cents a Week