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W ONE CONGREGATION,
T-~
wish Peop'e Forget Dirferencus
?I Work Fop New Synagogue.
I0IIB OF M UNFORTUNATE SPIIT
ev. S. Getcn;, a Distinguished Rabbi
of Rochester, N. Y., the Means of
8ctt|lntj the Differences, Mr. A.
H. Kntz Elected tr*e Secretary.
y .'There 1? Rreat rejoicing among ih'
Jowls!] people of Hampton ever the
nappy settlement et n difference, hy
;Whloh Uto two Jewish congregations
havo at last decided to unite and work j
toRothor.
v. Sometlmo ago a dispute arose by
which a new congregation wan formed I
and since that ttmo tho two faction!:
havo hold rellgloun oxcrclsus separ
tttbly.
Bundny Rov. 8. Oetonz, a well
known rabbi of Rochenter, N. Y., came
l.liero and during tho day ndresi?ed a
'joint mooting of the two congrogn-\
tibns, Rabbi Oetonz besought hl>
hr-nrero to do away with any factional (
t'eoltng and to unite. Mr. Oetonz told
his hearers that the neccmiliy of two
congregations In a amnll town war
out of tho question and through h's
S oloquenco won- the conlldence of all.
?When the voto was taken It was found
tllo differences had been cemented and
1hnt In tho futuro thero Is to b? but
one congregation and this eongrrga
tlou will begin Immediately to have
tho new synngoguo In Locust street
constructed.
Rev. B; Goldman, a local rabbi, was
recognised and In a rlng'ng speech ol
iere;l hla ncrvicoa free to the congre
f.ntlon until tho now synagogue Is
finished anil the congregation h?
?noloctod n permanent rabbi, lie will
l>o th.o official oehockct here.
Mesnri: I. Klrnncr and Wiv'd Lear
were elected membern of the general
betiding committee.
Mr. A. H. Kntss was elected tie
r.ooretary to fill out the unoxplivd
term of Mr. Tkvvld Schwartz, who of?
fered hla reslguutlon.
During the services Mr. .bwenh
"^Tjold, the president of the congrrga
^ti?fi' delivered nn exteremoly interest
lag :i:'''roga In which he oxprossed the
B?llgb.t of himself nnd others over tli
h'ej.y ending of what lind been a
; nioBt wnfortuntito and unpleasant oc
cvrrenco in the Jewish circles.
? SpOQChea of a pleasing order were
then mndo by Messrs. Hurwltz. Tuoli
'. aehorer, Cooper, gnuudcrs and othois.
THE SECOND DEOATI..
; Resolved?-"That Abolition of Liquor
Saloons .Would bo Good Thing."
ffi Friday evening. February 21, lias
been selected an the date for the sec?
ond debase of the Young Men's Chris?
tian Association lX?batlng Society,
subject to t"0 discussed will be: "Ite
rolvod?That the Abolition of the Ll-I
rjuor Salcop Would Ho a Good Thing
for the United States.* * Messrs. W.
E, Carwylo nnd Jacob Ferguson will]
represent tho aillnnativo sldo of the|
question, while Mesi-tit. tl---l.-.e M
Klllson and Robert Cunningham will
take caro of Uio negative.
Basketball Tonight.
, The Yovng Men's Chrlr'ian Asso?
ciation baBkctball tonmi will meet to.
night for a doublo header In the tou"
?Srtent. Tho Whiles will play the
f l - i nnd H"" Rods will attempt lo
defeat tho Golds.
3s In Malta brenn l.i largely made of
tbran and unbolted wheat Hour mixed
ffiran sellers, therefore, go from house
to house, like other tradespeople who
rj'sell food or fuel. They carry the bran
in nn enormous sack balanced on the
.head, while tho measure la carried in
tho hand.
fr&hkel& ebsenman
--? OFFER
a^.'???--ON ALL--?
Suits
Overcoats
or
Raincoats.
It means big Money
Saving to you.
Frankel ?
^i/enman
'aa VJ. QUEEN STREBT,
The Kecouehlnn Literary circle will
mcot with Mrs. i>. 11. Worthlngton,
wife of Dr. Worthington, In Boutli
King street this aftt rnoon. R Will
bo n study meeting.
Mrs. Albeit Sthal, of Washington
Is the Klient of Mrs. .1. Wllt?n Hope.
In North King Street.
Mr. Samuel Horden dimming left
last evening for Richmond, where he
,'wlll look Into legislation pertaining
to the oyster business.
The Old Dominion Chapter, Daugh?
ters of the Con?fdcmcy, will meet
with Mrs. A Hni: D Hall In N'oxlh
Klin; street, nil., attcrhoon Ul ) 3j>
o'clock. '
Mr Thomas ltbieUmore. a student
nt Wltllim aad Mary College. Is
spending a tew days with Ills parents
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge W. lllnckuiorc
In the West Und.
HAMPTON TOWN COUNCIL
FAVORS THE PIL01 DILI
Vote Was Taken at a Special Session
of the Town Fflthtr? Yeato day
The Hampton town council In spe- j
c!nl tVBflon yesterday nftcrnoon, mi
nnhnotialy adopted ? resolution en?
dorsing the hill now heiore the Vir?
ginia lcg|slaluro relative to pilotage
charge:).
When the mOOBltrc was taken up
^Councilman Spratloy >?ppnsod any
action on the bill, claiming that tin
oouncll was v..ting for something Ilm
members hid never read. The bill
Wits no!, befo 0 the council and there
foro Mr. Siirilley Bald he opposed ?
vote oil the matter.
When the vote win, taken all of Hie
members except Mr. Spratloy voted
for It ami when tho result was an
ItoUUCUd Mr. Spr.itley said he would
Change his vote and eist it m favor
f lb.' p lolage bill merely to have
'ho uuanlmous vote recorded.
Just What the nature of tho bill
the council voted Is fo . no one in the
council Bccwod to fully nude'stand,
but the councllmeu are frlohds of the
Virginia Pilots' Association and they
voro willing to go on record favoring
my mensuro of Interest to the tisso
clation. ,. l?Kg(jOD
PEOPLE OF THE DAY
Career of Financier Heinre.
V. Augustus Hiinre. the one time
copper magnate, who was recently In
dieted by a f?deral griiud jury in New
Verb for orerccrtiilcutlon of checks,
has had a remarkable career. He wn*
bom In Hrooklyn about forty years
,!go nnd graduated with honors from
tho Columbia School of Mlnca. Ills
reputation its a mining man was made
tn the llutie camp In Montana, where
ne look bold of the Minnie Iicnly mine
.ifler It bad licen nbnniloned by Maren-.
Daly and found renewed copper riches
In It nt depth, ills strength increased
In the COUlp uutil ho was the only
rival of the Amalgamated Interests,
which bo fought for years. Tho liti?
gation attracted attention all over the
country because of the wholesale
charges of corruption brought by both
sides. The copper war was settled in
1905. At thiil tiino Heiuzo was rated a
twenty time millionaire.
Returning to New York a couple of
years ngo, be bought control of tho
.Mercantile Nntlonnl bunk ami became
Its president. Last October be was
forced on, of the presidency of that
Institution In the houseeleanlng under?
taken by the clearing house to stem
the fimiurlai (lurry.
Disgusted Wife-Say, nlggah, elier
Bcneo Ah married yo' yo's dun nuilin'
'eept sit round de house. Donn' yo'
ober feel cnuy nmblshion?
l.nzy Husband-Ah feels nmbUblou
w'en Ah's clttin' round hyah. honey,
but Jc3* 's soon 's Ah st/ihta ter wolt
A'a gits discouraged.?Judge.
Afternoon.
r. AvotsrcH ur.iszE.
^1 f J^Jt"l,C3
(0 PRESENT CHARGES
aiackstone Invastlgatlon to ttiract
pig Delegation lo Richmond Today.
[fflCH PF0M1KENT IN ALL WALKS
Hearing Will be Had Beforo the
General Assembly's Committee on
Courts of Justice?Believe Invest!
tjatlon Will he Ordered.
I. a delegation or between so and 76
I it the prominent men Of Hamilton
will go .to Richmond ort the <ar!y
rain this morning lo attend the hear
jllif; of the proposed Investigation of
Judge John W. U. BlaCrlUtOIlM before
tho committee on courts of Justice of
the general assembly.
It Ik oxpected that unite a number
of the gentlemen will appear before
'he committee as winesscs against
ludgo OlackslOnO and those asklnf
Tor tho Investigation tool that the
couinUttoe will grant the request
..lust what line of procedure will be
follow, d by I ho men Interested In the
rrmoval of Judge Ulackatono has not
Ween announced and It will likely no'
be i.nown fully until Iho committee
reaches- Richmond today.
, Mr. Wyndhatn Meredith, the Rich?
mond attorney, will represent the lo?
cal committee and the names of sev?
eral local attorney? are associated
with the case. However lust ntgni
no one In authority would divulge in'
names of the local lawyers, who will
assist Mr. Meredith. It Is known
thai two of the attorneys will br used
?is Im ports ul witncssm to substnnln
la the claims made by the commute
thai Judge Blaekatono is Incompe?
tent at this time.
WILL ATTEND MASONIC
GRAND LODGE MEETINC
Quite a Number of the Local Masonr
Will go to Richmond Today for
the Annual Gathering.
Quito a number of prominent loeir
Imembers of the Masonic fraternity
will ro to Richmond today to be [ire
'eat at the annual communication o:
Ih? Virginia Grand lodge this even?
ing.
From St. Tammany Lodge, No, 5
will Ko Messrs. B. W. Norrltf, Claud
L. Crockett. Rudy Hyatt, John C
Robinson, und W. W. Richardson
while Monroe Lodge in Phoebus wil
be represented by Messrs. I- 1'. Fur
neaa, W. II. Tower and C. IV Wagon?
er.
Other:.- will ro simply to be preseir
at the sessions of the grand lodge
TEACHERS MEET.
Tho County Teachers' Association at
Phoebus Graded School.
T'jo members of the County Teach?
ers' Association met in the Phoebui
Qraded schodl last Friday afternoon
whom a very Instructive and profit?
able program war. rendered. The sub?
ject -fo.- discussion wns "Tralntni
Children How to Study." The subjee
was very ably discussed under tin
following topics:
I'rlnt-ry department-?Miss .1. II
Bryan of Phoebus Graded school, -it)
and fith grades; Miss Audrey Brit
tlugham. West Bud academy, depart
mental grades; MIes Melllo Peek
S.'-ur- Eaton academy High school
Mr. John 11, Bowen, West Bud ac.:i
demy.
After ibeso lectures the subject wa?
Ihrowu open to general discussion it
which Mlseca Wilsclo, Winder and Ivy
took jrart.
The next meeting will Tie held a<
Syms-Taton academy ou Friday
March fi. Tho topic for ulscusslon wil
be "Comparison Between Qur.Course o'
Study and That Recently Issued by
the Department of Education.'' It wil
be the object or this meeting to dis?
cuss tho strong and weak points ol
each.
The various criticisms pro and con
will be forwarded to tho departmen
<>f education at their headquarters if
Richmond.
An effort is being made to got BOOM
distinguished edue.itor lo address tin
body at some near mivtin.V.i Glsorls
body at some meeting in the near fit
tore.
[ KITCHEN HELPS.
By cutlluit onion-:, turnips und car
rots across Iho. hl er it makes theu
more tender when cooked:
Salt should never be added to ou.
tlishei containing milk until it ha
co6keil. Suit curdles raw milk.
After boiling licet root.-i they shout
be thrown Immediately on leaving th
pun into a bowl of cold water. Thl
facilitates the removal of tho skin o
the beet root.
A dainty for serving with nfternoo
ten Is made from whole wheat bread
Hinter tho loaf, cut off the slices, the
cut Into strips about an Inch widi
Cover each piece with incited CllOCt
late and sprinkle with fljnely choppe
nuts. Put aside for on hour or so t
harden.
FORMER REPLIES
10IHE PRE31DE?
(Continued from Pnge Ourl
in a letter Which Mr. Douglas Imme
dlatoly sent lo Mr. Bryson, saying:
"The President bluntly told mo the.
1 woul.i ha-yo to recommend nuothci
man." Mr. Douglas suhl that h<.
vrgcd (ho President to reconsider
>mt he war, insistent.
Mr. POniker said ho "Id hot wan
to comment upon the cOrfcspondcuct
b youd showing the pressure that hau
'>;-"n brought to bear on one man
Who bad expressed his personal vb -
on i matter oq which ho had a rlgln
lo express thcinj "to coerce him" u'
Mio President had said In his letter.
Mr. Bryson then Sent a letter t?
Mr. Douglas, said M'. Fora k er, Ii
Which he wild that In his Interview hi
::n,l said that Taft was losing an.
Forakor gaining In Ohio, and tha.
Paft, If uotntnatcd, would not carr;
the state. f
Mr. Bryson reiterated this and de
hired tint It whs Iit.c. tie said that
ii> bad always oecn In favor of th<
President's policies and thai nothini
.had over appenred In bis paper It
: ?pposltion to the aUininisttatiou. lb
reviewed some of the things he had
I irliilcd, however, Including the state
:nent that the President would b
om pel led to take onother uomliui
'.Ion, because with Taft a candidate
'he labor, capital and negro vot,
vould be eliminated from 'he partj
Me asserted tbnt. the President t
itntcment <-f his (Bryseh's) aetivl
? lea, as represented to Mr. Dougtaf
ver? entirely wong t.id lu conclu
? Ion Mr. Kryson said:
Liked Rootcvclt, But Not Taft.
"I favor the President, but not hit
andld.V.e and 1 shall not uo long at
t think' Mr. flrynn can beat him at
:he polls."
The h-tter contained a declaration
?f political Independence so far a'
repressing preference for candidate'
is concerned and Mr H yson announc
1 that while be would like to con
mi,, in the office he would not d<
o by the sacrifice of his Indepopd
nce and iho President should glv'
'he oOlce to some one who w-ns will
':ig to carry out his personal wlshet
n all mattem.
Senator Fcrnkor said that ho sup
lOSed Mr. Douglia had laid the Ici?
er before the President, and that the
"resident decided to send in the
lominatlon. Mr. Fo'ukcr gave the
'resident entire credit for seeing the |
ustice of such a course.
Mr. ForAkcr asserted Hint be could
1 stablish to the entire satisfaction of
my unbiased mind that there ure
? hundred such cases In Ohio. Hr
aid that estimate was no oxaggora
Ion, although the President's hand
'OUUl not bo traced to all of them.
He said they had been engineered
'>v men who represented the Pres?
lent.
No reply was made to Mr. Forak
I ir'a remarks.
Enjoyable Vaudeville Feature.
Two clover and enjoyable vaudo
llle features were Introduced durlap
he moving picture show at the Pyth
au Castle last night. "Tho Real
luster Brown In Buster's Durglor,
coined to furnish lots of amusemen
'or the audience, and more cspeclil*
v for the children. The other feu?
ere of the bill waH character itanc
by "Baby Kdlth." Tho vavde
Ule features will be coutluued every
ht this week.
Councilman Morris Better.
Mr. William 0. Morris, a member
f the Phoebus town council, who has
'ren verry 111 wiih the grl|i for the
'ast week In bis residence in Mellen
?trocl. was said to Ik> very much im
?roved yesterday,
Smithfield
Hams
Fine old ones a:> good meat
as ever left Brnlthfjeld, 25c lb.
New Orleans
Molasses
A Very Fancy Article, 60c. ual.
Hawaiian Pine?
apple
Packed In the can on tho
plantation where, grown. Some?
thing Strictly Fine.
Richardson &
Bush
PURE FOOD STORE.
Nclghborhocd Favorite.
Mr*. K. D. Charta!, <>f Harbor,
talno, speaking of Electric Bitters,
ays. "It is a neighborhood favorite
lero with es." It deserves to bo it
avorltn overywhere. It. gives quick!
el let In dyspepsia, liver complaint.
Idney derangement, malnutrition,
te.-vousni ss\ weakness and general
leb'.llty. Its net ion on the blood, as a
borough purifier makes It especially
sifuj as a spring medicine. This
rand alterative tonic is sold undoi
(Uarantee at all druggists. Doc.
Take your prescription to Hull's
lilt Htttn Drug Store. I2-29-tf|
FOR RENT.
or RENT 10 room RESIDENCE I
on Victoria Avenue, Hampton. Com?
paratively new and modern, La"ge
lot. Apply to nv !?:. LAWS?N, Hamp?
ton; Vn. 1-11 ti.
LOST.
.ost?a conn locket, plain
Oil one side and Initials "\V. J. a.
C." engraved on tho other. .Minia?
ture photograph of lady on Inside
Liberal reward If returned to \v. J.l
a. CI'.mminus Insurance ofll'co. I
Elast Queen street Hamilton. Va.
It.
jOST?BETWEEN DEC. :'. 1007 and]
dnte. a package containing n small i
miniature, painted on porcelain, with ]
black frame; also heavy gold seal j
ring and a few pieces of Jewelry. a j
reward of $00.00 will he paid for the'
return of the miniature and ring to1
william H. SC?yiLLE, s-cre- j
tary Hampton Institute, and no:
questions asked. 2-8-61.!
.OST?IN' ST. JOHNS CHURCH OR]
between there and Locust street,
onyx pin with pearls. Roturn to,
228 Nrwport Newr, Ave., Hamilton ]
and rocclVo reward. Z-'-V.,
FOR SALE.
?'Oil SALE?OLD ESTABLISHED
saloon and grocery business. Cor?
ner site and good paying business.
Ill health tho cause of selling. .Ap?
ply to J. W. BENT HALL, :ii>l North
King St.. Hampton. 2-8-Ct.
X>R SALE?CHEAP TO QUICK
purchaser, lot in Newport News
Avenue, near Memorial Baptist
church. Apply to LOCK BOK 43,
Hnmnton. Va. 2-7-Sw.
Notice! Notice! Notice!
I Trustee's Sale of Valu?
able Stock of Goods.
The undersigned Trustee under a
eed of assignment from C. L
"ROCICETT & CO.. executed on the
7th day of January. 1908, will on
Saturday, tho 16Ui day*of February.
90S, receive bids for tho entiro s-tocK
,f goods, wares ami merchandise, ln
ludlng the llxtures, show-cases and
ither paraphernalia, located In the
tore-house on Clin en street, in the
own of Hampton. Virginia, formerly
?coupled by C. L. Crockett & Co.
Tho said Ktocv of gooda consist* of
<oots. shoes, rubber shoes, umbrellas
nen's sweaters, men's fancy verrts,
nen's underwear, men's phlrts. neek
veax, socks, collars, cuff:,-, hats, va?
Ises nml hnfrs; the same being the
took usually carried in an up lo date
tad thoroughly equipped gent's fur
llturo store.
Sealed l.'ioV obl.V on (be entire
took of goods and fixtures will be
?ecclved by the Trustee; such bids
o be bane<i v.pon a percentage basis
?.t the inventory price of the. stock.
\ certlflevl check must accompany
?ach bid. made payable to the trustee,
or a suni not less than $100. THUMS
>f stale CASH, and immediate delivery
o tho purchaser. Responsible- parties
lesiring to inspect the stock may do
t> and all Information desire,) can be
ibtalned from the trustee. 'Tho right
s reserved by tho trustee to reject
iny or all bids, chocks accompany*
; bids rejected will be returned. All
itds will bo opened promptly at 12
/clock noon, Saturday. February 15th,
190S.
February 3rd, 1908.
B. A. LEWIS. Trustee,
ilank of Hampton Building, Hani pi
Iton, Va. 2-4-(i-S-9.
You are invited to wltneto the
EXHIBITION OF
BREAD
made from the celebrated
Clover Loaf Flour
at the store of the
RICHARDSON ft BUSH CO.
Incorporated.
Wednesday, February 12, 1902.
We want every lady in
Hampton ami this vicinity to
seo the display nnd realise the
superior qualities cohtaii^d in
"CLOVER LEAF" Flour. Tho
exhibition will do yon gnod and
your presence will be apprecia?
ted by ua.
THE QUEEN STREET
SUPPLY CO.
Local Agent.
D POINT
Sheer White Waistiitgs
All in iic.v au?| original conceptions. Tiny Stripes and neat
Plaid effects to tin- more elaborate styles.
15c and more per yard.
3
Hampton, Virginia.
_ a
?9v
All Colors, Stripes, Plaid, Plain Voiles
from 25c yard to $1.50.
Ransonc Bros,
8 and 10 West Queen Street
For Rent.
VIRGINIA HOTEL, 2:'. rooms, modern conveniences. omce ami
dining moiu on Drat floor, Well located on Queen St.. cen?
tral part of town.
HOCLEVARD HOME? 7 room dwelling with 15 acres land attach-:,
ed, per year, $150.00.
FOR RENT?DWELLINGS all parts of Hampton, from ?7.00 per
month to $50.00.
For Sale.
TRUCK FARM?25 acres, 5 room dwelling, well located In high state
of cultivation, price $2,500.00.
The PHILLIPS-LACKEY
Real Estate Brokers.
18 K. Queen Street. I*
HENRY L. 8CHMEL2, FRANK W. DARLING,
President. VicePre*ld?nt.
1 EMlg.WBMiffl'U awuwigeBa5*as.ii33i
The Bank of Ha
u
Hampton, Virginia.
18 THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN EITHER HAMPTON OR
NEWPORT NEWS,
Capital, .... $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits, . - 125,000.00
DEPOSITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The only designated dopoilLary In tho State of Virginia to
Eastern Virginia. We mako loans on Real Estate?NOT PROHIBITED
?as are tho National Banks.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
Nelson S* Groom?, - Cashier I
?iim.nriJl.mil uuiun^y^
!F YOU WAWT THE BEST
AT THE SMALLEST COST POSSIBLE
Go To "r": .
BURGES' MILLINERY STORE
Under AugriHta Hotel.
The Reduction Sale Continues.
"THERE IS A REASON WHY"
That It Is so easy to soil the Ferterllzcr that we handle, becai
Crop
Hampton, Virginia.