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Plaintiff In Equity Suit Saijs H.?.
ffluglar ar.d H.!
fcfilaiji) of Him.
INJUNCTION SFCOhEO FRO? COtlM
Action in Brought to Prevent Transfer
and to Recover Two Shared of Met
chants' National Bank Stock, Which
arc Alleged to I lave Been Solo
When Plaintiff Had Been Drinking.
Claiming that he wna ?duped'- Into
the nalo, of fifteen shares of the cap:
tat Block or the M< rchunls' Natlounl
Dank. I.. P. Whl'ing. through hit ill
tbrnoy, s Cordon Cumin lug, yoalonlny
Been rod an Injunction loslriilnliig II.
M. KliiKlor, ii i. RehtViwls itnil the
MorcluiutH' National Hank from
tiunsloi ring the ?lock lo llcurj l.nnc
Schmolz..
The oaso is nuo of lite nibsi unuuuul
? ?vor brought In a local court of equity,
und it has on utcd a doul of lallt In
financial circle.
Tho injunction WtiH Issued by .In i^e
.1. W. <! Uhu kstono. who Ih holding
court in Now|io I New
Scnratlon.il Charges.
In his hill. riflcr soiling ou| Ihri
usual runts, Mr. Whiting snys,
"Tho coiuplalnanl was drinking oh
said dato and had he n for sovorul
days prior therein, so llml his eondl
Hon. hoth mental and physical was
such that ho was unable to under
Bland or comp ohond the nature of ii
blislucn liansaelli.ii.
"That I he defondltnl, tin- said 11
M. Mnglor, hy and with (he knowledge
and copsenl of the deieudanl. the mild
II. L. Schmolz, und as the hitler's
a gen i .as plaintiff, Is Informed, he
Hoves and charges, knowing com
plninnnt's condition to I" such as |o
prevent him from realising and appre?
ciating the nature and COtlHoqUi nee:,
of any business transacted, look* n?l?
vantage of the complainant's condi?
tion, and of the friendship which hud
existed between thorn for a long I Imp
prior thereto, and Wrongfully Induce.I
complaint io assign In blank both of
hin two certificates or capital stock
in the said Merchants' National llailll
und 'Ud'vor the sumo In him, tho until
If, M. Mngler, at the pried of $14fi.
alleging this to be the true market
value of such stock.
"That said Muglp:' Imiuctllnloly or
hhortly thereafter delivered boPi ?f
the said certificates to the defendant,
paid H, I, Schmolz, who has pre
Rented them to tho'officers of ihe
bank for transfer to tilihself.
An Unlawful Combination.
"Complainant alleges mid charges
that tho pres.'pi unlawful poss s' Ion
of the saht two eorllfloitlos of stock
ill the said MerehnnlH' National Bank
by said II I.. Sehlllolr Is the rogilll
tunintw\M**.
You Can Tell
Our Chtti'wg by
f/ie "Hang"
fine of Hu- main reatures of
the faultless V ttnkel and Kison
man clothing i; lb- sol~lho
Bhotlldors, neck, and collar I"
lug perfect --mukitig the entire
garment hang In hist the prope
lliaunor. It's these little things
thai you can always count oil
when buying Krankel and Hisen
mini garments.
Vour Inspection of tftlu superb
stock Is asked.
Men's Fall Suits_$10 lo $25.
Men's Fall Overcoats $10 to $30.
STETSON SHOES
HOWARD HATS
FRANKEL &
E1SENMAN
36 WEST QUEEN STREET,
HAMPTON, VA.
>r au unlawful combination und urn
arranged plan between tliu Bald Mug
Kt and Iho saiil Solimolx."
The bill further sets out n mini
ber of other contentions und winde
it|i with t'ii- |irayer to the eon t te
COinUOl Messrs. Schmelz, und Miiglei
rcinrn the Block certificates lo.l
Mr. WJiltlhg mid to prevent the I rain '
u Ilm Links by the Merchants'!
National Lank. '
M.'. Magier, who was a director In
le bunk, has. II Is s.ibl. tendered
Iiis resignation as pitch lo the bouri
rif lllreelors, and llio resignation Is]
aid to have been accepted.
"That sal,I Selmiel/ now controls 111'
the bunking Intrtlttttlous in Kll/a
?lb City county, excepting Ihn Mor
giants' National llauk and a small
l.ho?ro institution, und is ami has been
nine lltno using every concolvnblc
rtort to monopolize Iho banking html
*sh in said coiittty by Bcciirlng con
ol of said Merchants' National
irtnnk."
Mr. Schmelz Not Concerned,
douel Nelson s. Clmotuc, enshlei
or (he Hank of Hampton, wild lasl
lulghi Dial the mirebaso bf Iho slock
by Mr. Schmolz was along llio usual
liliiop of busluosH, Mr. Mtlgicr Offered
Iho Block to Mr. flrboino hud M watt
I (lion bought by Mr. Sehni'lz. Colonel
It'oome said that Mr. Behtuelsi had
nothing to do with tin' way in which
||| ,;. Into IhO possession of Mr.
Mugler. and that until it was Offered
|him, Mr. Schmolz did not know that
Mr. Whiting's stork was on Iho mar
kot.
K 5 O o 6 B S B 8 ? 8 4 5 o B * S 4 6 a B C J
I Matters Personal |
?j o oop 00660000000 oeooaeemt"
Mr. mid Mrs. .lohn Mint, of Wash
luglon. N. ,1., are the guests of Mr. ami
Mis. Charles llOlllloy, in College Clare.
Mr. Samuel S. Law-am lelt yesterday
|for Itlehlnond to attend the horsol
show.
Mr. Samuel Hondo ChlHinun, oxall
I'd ruler of llapiutnn Lodge of Niks,
11;: i|Utte I lek at Ills rOBldolICO ill Mill
hall street.
Mr and Mrs. W. Seoll Itoynlon. or
llufTalo, are vhiiling Mr. and Mrs.
IWilliam n. Iloyntoh, in Victoria uvo
I lull-.
Mayor fi P. Kurhoaa, of I'hoobuK,
Dm lofl lor n visit In Wilmington,
Miss Lou Sprint, of naltlniore. Is
tile guest of Mr. und Mrs. I. M. Villi
Wagoner, in Young street.
Mrs. Charles M. Wlllinmson rnlnrnod
veslerduv from a visit of several
months to Konlueky,
Mr. Cutbrcll Bach.
Itov. .1. IV ('illhi i, II. pastor of Ilm
| Colli I 111 Methodist church, has return
ed from a business trip of several
days In New York elly.
FIRE NEAR BUCKROE BEACH.
Laroe Barn of Mr. J, E. Fostc 1 Dc
slroyed Yesterday Morning.
The large burn of l'apl .lohn H.
Kopier, Par llnekroe Pencil; was lo
1 tally destroyed by fire at Ri'UO o'clock
yosterdtiy morning, Consldornblo fodt
ib r, I arness, several buggies and
Home fa mini; implements were In the
I building and IhOBO, loo were eon >
Slimed. .Let bow the blliae started
is not positively known, im' it Is'
thought likely (bat one of the men
employed by Mr. K?ster must have
dropped a match while feeding the
slock.
The hulllllllg was prai tloiill.V new.
the old Rl rue turn lirivlng been hnrncdl
also, an I Mr. Poster's loss will reach|
tlHoilt $ I .fiOn. Thorn was some in?
su aiiee on the building.
GUY-COPE LAND.
Pretty Woddlnp in the Fox Hill
Me'.i'iodirt Church.
The Upper Mi iho list church at
Pov Mill was iho St.I an exceed?
ingly pretty wedding yesterday after?
noon, when Mr. .lohn Wesley Qhv
elnlmcil Miss Jennie Adeline Oopeland
as his b hie. Tl.ereniony, which
took place at r?:S0 o'clock, was per
formed bv Iho pasior. Rev. Mr.
Mavis, and the church was filled with
the friends or the young couple. .Miss
Kllzabt Hi Gn'V, Iho sjator of Iho groom,
Was Pie maid Of honor. While Mr. Uos
COO t'opelan'l. the brld -'s lirotllO ', lit
tended Mr. (luv as best man Messrs.
Marvin Bloxom and Thomas ShttrpC
were the ushers.
\tii r the wed.lim: Mr. nnd Mrs.
flay went to Old Point, where Ih?y
bonded Ihn steamer for Baltimore
an dot her point...
Mr tiny Is the bookkei p. r for Mr.
10. \i. Tennis, in Phoebus, buffer'
tu1 rly le.iibd In Pmt Mill- Hi* bride
is the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Pope
land and a popular young woman In
her community,
To Jamestown Tomorrow.
The trim yacht Ha will make a "nil
?rInnige" to Jamestown islau I toumr
row so as lo allow Iho people of the
lewer peninsula to attend I he iqeotlnn
of the House or lllshon on the ramons
island. Bv an < r.or Iho dale for the
visit lo the island has been given
as October l!i. wh'cn II should have
l"e:i Saturday, October 12.
To Plav Sixth oirmny.
The Old Point Colilfo I College
football eleven will plav Iho team of
the sivtb Company at Willow I tench
Park, Phoebus, touioriow afternoon,
To Attend Board Meetioo.
Clerk or the Court Harry 11 Holt
lofl yesterday for Wtliiamahurg to!
be present nl the meeting of the board]
of directors- of the Eastern Stale Ho*>
pim. I
lounc'l Adopts ta'iiiion Ins?
log Police Officers lo Jail
ail Iclers
5ILE OF BQhOS POSTPONED
Two Bids Were Received. Uui Nc
Action Will ')e Token Until Town
Attorney Cm Communicate With
Cleveland Firm?C usadc Acalnsl
Unlicensed Dog-owncm.
Vagrants mual leave 1'hiicbun or
nlad work on Iho chain gang, aecurd
Inu t-i it rbHoliiilon passed by the lown
cniincll last night. ? >?? council i"
si moled Iho police officers to sunt
incus all in r?oiiK, wlille or colored,
who have no moans of support, before
Hid mayor, who Will consign them to
II.luilli gum:. The council In de?
termined to rid (lie lown ?ff nil Idle
p.'ISOUS.
An iirdlnnnce whs n|?o ndnplod rOr
bidding tllb mining of a who. I of for
Inno on iho streets.
In Rcj ul.ir Sesrlon.
The council mel in regular session
,on| disposed of COIIKldotUhlo routine
business.
Ill Iho absence of Mayor Korneas.
[ Councilman William (i. Morris called
iho council to order and was elected
tempera \ chairman of the meeting.
Tl.oilnollllieU present were Messrs.
.1 .1 l.ouehl'raw. f\ W Wilg?lli '. II
V. Koster. Conine N. Sutler. (borge
II. I.aneor. and N. (' Ha lies.
The minutes of the last regular
i.ling were read hy Town Iteeo dfl
Krank IJ. Ijtirrnbeo and upprovod In
the council,
The lonorl of Mayor I.. P. K"urnen
showed that the sum of $1111 was col?
lected in foes and fines during Sen
?ember.
Town So giant W. It. Williams re
pot-led thai the poloo department
made 7? arrests during September.
Bond Issue.
win n iho mittler <>r Ih? ssn.ooo fi
nor cent, bon.i Issue was taken up
Town Recorder l/irrhbeo rend two
IiIiIh as follows:
W. .1. Haves mid Sou, Clevelnliil.
Ohio, for issue a1 :> per cent., $20,000
lens $.1.000 ror cxnoiiBbs ror Issue hi
Ii per cenl., $20,00(1 less. $400 for ex?
penses.
K M. Tennis I'hoobus. for entire:
$20,000, Issue $ in.000.
lipon the recnmniendatlon of Conn
oilman Sillier, the mutter was placed
tin the (able until next Thuis lav ulglil
In order to allow Town Attorney
Power Iho opportunity to conimunl
Clllb With W. .1. Haves ,li Son.
Coupons representing; $500. interest
on the special strebt Improvement
I ?aids, were destroyed bv burning, in
the presonc ? off Iho couiie|l
Crusade Against Doc;r.
The council instructed (ho police
depnr.ul t<i t pike a crusade agnlnst
?log-owners, Wlio have not paid their
license:'.
It was decided to lot the contraei
for supplying the town with fuel, reed
and other provisions, and Hie lown
rccordor was Instructed m secure
Mils.
When the council adjourned It whs
with n vol.. to moot i? ,,u adjourn ?,;
I session next Thursday night.
miss mabTl s~clater ig
wed w. c. l- taliferro.
Brilliant Marriage Will Take place ln|
Old St. John's Episcopal Church I
On October 23. I
A wedding announcement ,,f more,
than usual Interest to society on tin-'
Virginia peninsula was made yester?
day when Mr. mid Mrs. dolpi Malloy
Sclntvr Issued cards to the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Mabel sjmkina
Sclater to Mr. William c. i,. Taiia
ferro. The ceremony will occur 111
old Si. Johns Kpiscopal chinch on
Wednesday evening. October 23, at C
o'clock, and Rev. Rovordy Ksllll. i).
D.; the rector to be the olTlclntlng min?
ister. The church decora Hons will bo
of green und white symbolic of the
season of autumn.
Miss Sclator will be attended by
Mrs. Mary .1. Phillips as the matron
of nonor and there are to be no brides
maids. Dr. K. C. S. Taliaforro, of Nor?
folk, will attend bis brother as the host
man and the usjlors nie to be: .Indue
i. I.. Tal la ferro, Mr. Cleorro It. Tnlin
ferro, of tllciucostor county; Hon. .1.
Hoyd Scats, of Mnthows County; May
nr Thornton P. .limes, Mr. ii. ii^ Sein
lor ami Mr. Kugotie Irvlll.
Immediately following the marriage
the wedding party will be tendered mil
informal r. eeplion at the home of Ihol
bride's parents and at 7 P'cock Mr.
I'alinrcrro and his bride will take the
New Yoik steamer for an extended
visit in the north.
Mise Sclnter Is one of the most at?
tractive a well as the most popular/
young ladies in Hampton. Mr. Talln-I
rerro, besides being a respected and'
?steep-,,.,i member of the Hampton bar.'
is Hu attorney for the town of Hump!
Ion and a number of the hoard of vis
tors of William mid Mary College.;
He is the son of Iho late Ceneinl Will.1
K. Taliaforro. of Gloucester county,'
ind Is widely connected throughout.
Virginia. I specially III the historic
id'linty ol t;l.\uoestor. lie came to
Hampton uevi fi years ago from Ulou
in Ii i buglll Hu- practice Ol hin pro
fcssion und has bullt Uli u very ?nc
ccRBfiil practice.
Hass-Argenbrlght.
Mr. Praiih link? nnd Miss Kffio Ar
gouhright <d Newport News, cnhto
Hampton' Wodn?adny nicht and at
eil - d n IlcohttO lo nun iv. Miss Ar
geubrlght, whose homo Is in Btntin
inn, htiH iH?oii vlallfug her Ifrothor
Mr. William ?rgenbrlght. Mr, llii'su
Im ,i Hui?mau employed by the local |
telephone company.
FOR SALE.
foil SALK?FOUR KRK811 Mll.fll|
cows. KAY S. CURTIS, 253 lice
street. 'Phono 222, I lampion. Yn.
. io to nt.
POtt SAI.U?AUToMOItll.K. FOUR I
leiilH, good condition; domonktrn
lion given, p. \V. VAN WAGONER,
Hampton. Va. 0-10,3t.
? :vv. BBHMBBBnBBMBBBBHHM
T!ie?Greatest Conve?
nience ol Modern
Times:
A GAS IRON.
CALL AND SEE IT.
!
Wines and Liquors
I belong to the loot tribe that atra?
'?d away ;. ni Dublin before Moses
i lied on the Rod Sea. I'm a price
cutter. I m a inoucy-inaker; I'm the
lone that 'sells all straight Whiaklc*
j retail at wttolcBulo prlcea. The tol
lowing tilgt, trauo lOo Wulsklea I
Bell fur So a drlnlc: .Paul Jones Pure
ityo, Bherwouri R>e Whiskey, Carroll
Spring*, pure Maryland Rye Whiskey,
joverliolt Rye V7h|akey. Parkwood Rye
Whiskey. All of the above nnraoo
Wblakiea aio strictly high grade:
watch my prices If you dar?, boat
mo If you can. Whlrlrey In ">ulk ait
following prices:
I Old Nick Pure Ry?, % pt.. 26o;
gallon.(4.00
Leonard'! Fnrorlto, % pt.. 10c;
gallun .. ...i.00
Hunter's '..altlmore Rye, % pt.,
26c; Billion .4.00
Maryland club, ft pt, 25c; gal?
lon ...4.00
Paul .loftcs Puro Rye, ";.<? pt, 20c;
gallon.2.7?
I Star A. Ityo. gallon.?. 2.00
Moss Rose, gallon.2.00
l.irkwood Pure Rye, gallon.2.00
roftoraon Puro Ryo, gallon., 1.75
i Kentucky Rourbon, gallon.1.40
Double Slump (lln, gallon.2.00
I The following brands of Califor?
nia Wines. Pjrt, Sherry, Ca
tawba, Claret, Blackberry at
2Gc per nt. per gallon, 75c.
Prldo of North Carolina, i
yenra old, gallon. 2.00
KutameUl, per gallon.2.00
Carroll Springs, gallon.2.50
XXXX Baker Rye, gallon.2.50
Barrel And Bottle House!
19 AND 1t MELLfcN ST.,
Phoebus, Va. T-non9 CIO I
New Fall Styles
Are arriving dally and the
showings nro far superior to
anything wo have ever offered
In the lino of high-class tailor?
ings, .lust as well be ln the
"push"' and get your order In
early.
Wo guarantee the most per?
fect tit, and wo challenge
others to duplicate our prices.
Order now nnd havo the suits
ready when fall is hero.
S.Marbach
THE EXPERT TAILOR.
Corner Court and Queen Street,
Hampton, Va.
WANTED.
WANTED POSITION A8 MOUSE
keeper and laundress bv competent
white lady. Apply MlCHAEli E.
Hit ECK, Ward A. Soldlei-* llpmo
Hospital. 10-D-3L
Why Not Be
fa Style
And Look Nice in a
KIRSNER
SUIT?
Our garments combine
Stylo, Quality and Ki?.
and we defy competitors
to uttdtJrsoll us.
It's a fact thai nothing
that leaves cur store can
be duplicated f>r the
price at other place?.
Thou we guaianteo sat
isfaeti u or money hack.
Kirsner's Clothing
Store, Kirsner, Prop.
18 and 20 W. Queen St.
Hampton, Va.
I AIR LINE FERRY
8TEAMER8
Eleanor, Squirrel and
Gouldman
Will land you at the new Qovernment
Pier at the Exposition Grounds.
Leave.
Exposition
A. M.
8:00
8:46
9:30
10:15
11:00
11:45
P. M.
12:30
1:15
2:00
2:45
3:30
4:15
B:fJ0
5:45
6:30
7:15
fi:00
8:45
0:30
10:15
11:00
to chatigo wlth
Leave
Old Point
A. M.
8:00
8:45
9:30
10:15
'11:00
11:46
P. M.
12:30
1:15
2:00
2:45
3:30
4:15
5:00
5:45
6:30
7:15
8:0C
8:45
9:30
10:15
Schedule subject
I out notice.
Last Boat Leave* Exposition at
11:00 p. m.
Special Continuous Round Trip
Tickets, 25c. Good after 7 o'clock P.
M.
A Little Talk on REAL tSrATt
I apt offering some of tin- choicest
building loin in the East und Weal
Ends of the town at very law prices
mil easy toims, and Ibis is no excuse
Tor a man not owning his house if
von are looking for Improved property
>f any kind. I can procure you better
"iirgains which, will b. ing you surer
ncrenses In values than anyone in
lampion.
IfV. E. LAWSON.
Hank of Hampton H'.dg.
Hampton, Va.
fer/a/s d
Have Vot/r Dress Goods Materials .
SPONGED, SHRUNK & PRESSED ?
on our new
DUPLEX
SPONGER
The only method that will 8 pun go nil elussos or goods prpper.ly.
'PIk- price! .".f. n yarii, la established by tho manufacturers of loo
machine.
S DEPT. STORE!
J
HAMPTON, VA.
rHRDGOBOUBBUBUil
A /V0B8V D/SPLAV OF HIGH GRADE MILLINERY.
That's oxaolly what the ninny Indies who came to our display
this week tob| us. and if you wish t<> see tiio oxlilh'tldii you hau
bettor come In within the hoxl few days. \Vo hnvo never shown a
prottlor or most op to the times line of millinery.
It is known that wo established the reputation for low prices,
and this season's showings are made even more attract vo by tho
small money wo ask for them.
Mr./*. I. M. St&xy
THE MILLINERY STORE OF QUALITY.
No. 31 E. Queen Street.
vnSBflBflHflBCBHRflHBsSfrHSSDHH
Hampton, Va.
HENRY L. SCHMELZ,
President.
FRANK W. DARLING,
Vlcs-Prasldant.
The Bank of Hampton
Hampton, Virginia
IS THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN EITHER HAMPTON OR
NEWPORT NEW?.
Capital,
Surplus and Profits,
$100,000.00
$125,000.00
DEPOSITS OVER ONE MILL'ON DOLLARS.
Tha only designated Depository In the State of Virginia In
Eastern Virginia. We make loans on Real Estate?NOT PRO?
HIBITED?ae are the National Bauktv.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS
h NELSON S. GROOME,
Cashier.
J
Just As Well Keep This In Mind!
That when you are down town looking at .Millinery that thoi'o Is no pret?
tier place to visit than
BURGKS" MILLINERY STORE
We have the stock complete and the exhibition embraces all the lat?
est Persians styles and the creations of the American designers, oltally
you cannot :.fl'ord to miss seeing the display.
We are rendy to take the fall order and have the hat for you in .1
few days.
Surges' Millinery Store
BURGES' MILLINERY FASHIONS,
EJAST QUEEN STREET.
HAMPTON. VIRGINIA.
FOR RENT^ Ww *iave Hevcral nice dwellings that
* will be for rout within the next ftuv
days. You.had belter speak quick if yon want one.
M. W. MORGAN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE, RENTAL O
INSURANCE AGENTS
IS S. King St. Phone 91. Hampton, Va.
asHasBraBBBSBSsanaBsnav^
i iTimun si
For Plumbing Steam and Hot Water |
Heating
TT SEE
CI1AS. T. TAYLOR
of Hampton, Va.,
The reliable plumber, who carries the largest stock of Plumb?
ing, Stentn nud Hot Water Fixtures on tho Peninsula. All wor.c
guaranteed. Repair worlt promptly attended to. 'Phone 173, Cor.
Court nu J Queen Streols.
Gat Ready for inter Now. r>] MT it
COOL AND COZY.
You're In fo ra pleasant tlmo
if you seal yourself ul ono of tho
tables In an lee cream parlor where
my cream is sold and order a dish of
cr< am.
It's refreshing, palate pleasing,
healthful nisi nourishing. Many fla?
vors to choose from?nil good. Try
our Peach Cream. Nothing bill cream
from The Virginia Polytechnic Insti?
tute Creamery used in making all ray
|e.. cream.
Rn E. Gate wood.
Corner County and Curry Streets.
Phoebus. 'Phone.
Daily Press, 10 Cents a Week