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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-11
Gbitasp, milwaukee 6 st. Paul R'y.
TIME TABLE.
WRuWRtusaa Wisconsin.

GOING EAST.
Daily Except SUNDAY ............ I; rs "a M.
OHIly ...... oa7 u n,
GOING WEST ~
Daily to ST Paul ............... &C.. 5.Ul n IN
Uany hNc. Suuuay to siadisou VIA
Waterfowl .......,,..,............ z 30 a. m
sunday only 10 GAINESVILLE and Ntadl.
son. ..,........ ...,.,.:,.. ......... soc "a M
Daily Enc. sunday To GAINESVILLE and
Madison. $500, ..,..... ........,...., sac "A. m.
sunday Gully 10 Watertown,.... S:la n m
Daily axe. sunday to Waukesha s:4T u. m.
Daily Exc. sun. to WATERFOWL and
Waukesha '.,.-.. ..:....,.. .....,.l0:Ia a. m.
Daily to st. Paul and Minnea polls ali -. A. N,
Daily Exc. Sunday to Madison auL
Pr,i, du c.. II "a a. N,
Daily Ike. sunday 10 Waukesha aud
WAtertowu. .....,,,... ............ 80 n IN
Daily Exc. sunday toJanesville aud
Madison ..,.-.,..... ............. 4:l7 d m
Daily Except sunday to Watertown
and Madison -. .....,... 5;I2p. m.
Daily Except sunday To WATERFOWL
and Wankesha '..'..;;,. $50. See p. m.
SUNDAY iS nnly 70 JanesEilie & Madison 1;l2 p. NJ
South Dakota .......,... : 90 N ~,
Saturday only 10 Waterfowl. S.59 n N,
Trains leave milwaukee, for wnuwa,os.
and beyond as follows:
Daly .....,......, 80 a. M.
Daily Except Sunday ..............T as "A. m
SunaAN only 80. .''''. so "a.
Daily Except sunday ...,........... 500 "A. m.
SuuaaS oh'F '..-'....... ,..... 500 n.
Daily Except SUNDAY. ....., s.y, a m
ON r'NVep' S'huaS ''-t.., zee. l0:O0 a. m.
10y -. '''''.'+.. I'LL 40 a.
49, 1872 sunday .... II 30 u. m.
Datly Except Sunday. 30 n m
Daily Except Sunday .......... 4.o0 !, n,
Daily Except SUNDAY. 5.O5 :, -,
Daily Except Sunday ....... 6.Io,, -
SnAdaF only --.... .......... 40 :. :
Oaiiy TX. cent sunday. -.1s = ~
e4.4.jr,,Rv or v............. ..to = -,
Wul ret stop here Except on Sunday, then
Will stop sor nasst., ,-,rs. N,n..,,,,,, 1,,,..
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-11

See VIM. Bark about your piano tun-
ing, he will save you money.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-11

8
Board OF ..... NJ. II. Adams, Sec'y.
Health ! John Barnekow.
II. p Bradley. Health OEieer.
Town clerks office in Dttmar Bldg. Town
board meets every Monday evening, at 1880 p
n, at the town CLERKS office. Board of health
meets on FIRST and third Wednesday of each
month at koWn clerxs Office. at { 30 u M.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Submarine Men Hero.

Mcssrs. X. F. Van Baman and w.
Brumwell. of the Lake Submarine Tor.
pedo Boat Company. arc registered at
Hotel Warwick and 1t is understood
that they are to remain here until
me new submarine cruiser is launched
ut the shipyard. Mr.. Van Baman was
formerly draughtsman at the local
shipyard, but he Joined Inventor
Lakes forces some time ago and went
to l.ibau, Russia to assist in the work
og completing the submarines sent
from here to Russia. The cruiser sub.
marine will no. be ready for launch.
Ing for several weeks, as her super.
structure has not been completed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12

for 100000. The old church was torn
torn down and replaced by an apart
ment house AMI on Washington ave.
nue. Mr.. Barnes put up a handsome
business block
The $4,000 to be = paid by Mr..
Schmelz, with what the residences on
Thirtieth street would sell for at any
time, would put the church even
with the world No other church in
the city can boast of having its finan.
cial affairs upon such a substantial
basis.
The business meeting of the con
gregation was held last night after n
largely attended gospel service. con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. j. w. Por.
ter, d. The decision to accept Mr..
Schmelz's offer was reached by
vote. although several of
the leading men had urged against
the sale, believing that the property
will increase in value during the next
few years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Will Exhibit Results.

There will be an agricultural" OK.
hibition in the assembly room mt the
High school building tomorrow after.
noon at O'Clock. Last year guam.
tity Of seed WAS, sent here by the agri-
cultural department for distribution
among the public school pupils and
the children are now ready to show
some results. At the same time q
teachers institute on nature work will
be held and Miss Elizabeth Ivy, of
the Huntington school will deliver
a lecture.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
HAMPTON VERSUS
NEWPORT NEWS
Many Rooters VIII Sec Contest at
Riverview Today-Notes of In.
terest to Football Enthusiasts.

The followers of The checkerboartl
sport in both this city and Hampton
are manifesting great deal of in
terest in the match between the local
eleven and the Hampton football team,
which will be played at Riverview this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and from pre-
sent indications a large crowd of root.
ers from this city and Hampton will
attend the game.
Both teams are in excellent condi.
ton for the game and lively contest
is looked for. The local enthusiasts
are expecting great work from Joe
Curtis, quarter back on the local
eleven, who is one of the fastest foot
ball players in this section OF the
State. The local eleven has a strong
back field, composed of Eldridge
Belts, at full. Charles Sutton at right
half, and Carol at left half. The line
is composed Of big men and it is OK.
pectcd to hold It's own against the
"Crabtown" Inc.
City Attorney Massc, and Richard
Armstrong, of Hampton. will be um.
pire and referee in the game
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Negroes Found Gully Of FeloG.
leus Cutting.
ONE WAIVED TRIAL BY jury
John Jordon, who Stabbed Woman,
Was Tried by Judge ssrham and
Sentenced to Five Years-Jury Let
Leroy FaIson OFF With one Year.

In the Corporation Court yesterday
John Henry Jordan and Leroy Fai.
son, both negroes, were found guilty
of fclonious cutting and given penl.
Tertiary sentences.
Jordan waived trial by Jury and
asked Judge Barham to sit in the
case. After hearing the evidence of
several witnesses and the argument
Judge Barham adjudged Jordan guilty
of the charge as cited in the indict-
mcnt and sentenced him to five years
in the penitentiary.
Faison was tried by jury, which
after being out few minutes. re.
turned a. verdict of guilty, fixing the
punishment of tho prisoner at one year
in the penitentiarv.
Jordan was arrested on August a6
by Sergeant Mitchell for stabbing EFT.
tn l,anchornc, a ncgrcss, i'm her right
lung. The ARRAY took place in
Rockets CIR the day OF The arrest
Iordon committing the deed on ac.
count Of jealousy.
For time 1t was thought that the
woman would die but she recovered
and was the principal witness at the
trial yesterday.
Faison was tried for stabbing Isaac
Whitehead, negro. during quarrel
at the shipyard on August ~. Faisoa
was foreman of the gang in which
Whitehead was working and the cut.
ting was the outcome of quarrel be-
tween the men over some work
Whitehead soon recovered from his
wound, which was slight.
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney G. w
Robinson prosecuted the cases and
Attorney j. Thomas Newsome. col
ored, represented both the defendants
number of civil cases have been
set for trial in the Corporation Court
today and tomorrow several misde
meanor cases will be heard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Baptist Church Sells Two Lots
10 G. A. SchulsIz.
LAST OF ORIGINAL PROPERTY
Gift OF Mr.. Gates Has Brought Forty
Thousand Dollars into Treasury of
the church-sanker' Offer Accept.
cd at Meeting Last Night.
o Treasury Of

Twenty thousand dollars I'm cash is
what Mr.. George A. Schmelz Is to pay
the Newport News Baptist church for
two vacant lots on the northwesterly
corner of Washington avenue and
Twenty-ninth street The offer was
made by Col. Marquis Jones. repre-.
scnting Mr.. SchmelZ. at a business
meeting Of the church held last night
and was accepted by the church after
some discussion.
The sale is practically made and
the money will change hands and the
decd be filed at once.
The los purchased by Mr.. Schmcl2
arc The last of the original church
pro- srty. including four lots ON Wash
inston avenue and one On Twenty,
ninth street. This property was pre-
scented TO the church shout fifteen
Yeas ago hy Mr.. Gates one of the
founders of the Old Dominion l.an,l
Company.
On the Twcntynlnth street lot the
'I''ic tU"Ttn III WHICH the cOnprcnH-
tiCn worshipped for over ten years
was built. At that time the plan was
To- wait lew years and then build n
church on Washington avenue.
Rapidly the value of the little tract
given by Mr.. Gates Increased and the
leaders IN the church realized that
81 would not be wise to use the Wash.
ington avenue property for house of
worship.
Seven lots on Twcnty-ninth and
Thirticth streets were purchased sew.
cral years ago and, facing on Twenty
ninth street. the present beautiful
ediilce was erected. In addition to
the house of worship itself, the church
owns three residences ON Thirticth
street and one ON Twenty-ninth
About year ago three lots of the
original property, two on Washington
avenue and one en- Twenty.ninth
street, were sold to Mr.. l.. H. Barnes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
For BENEFIT OF ELks.
Big Amateur Show to be Given at
the Academy Next Month.

Big Amateur Show to be Given at
the Academy Next Month.
A biz amateur Show will be given at
the Academy of Music on November
10 rnd II for the benefit of the New
Fort News Lodge. No. 315. B. p. O.
Elks. Tho Davis Musical Extrava-
sanza Company. OF New York. will
produce Professor Napoean,' n mu
steal extravaganza, using several hun,
dred local people in the cast. A
carload of scenery, electrical appii
ances, etc, will be brought here by
the comnany.
The following arc named as pat
roncsscs of tho affair: Mrs. a. c.
Peachy. Mrs. Morrissctte Mrs. Clar
cncc w. Robinson. Mrs Edwin r
Vaughn, Mrs. Jchn b. Stone, Mrs. vii
liam G. Stuart. Mrs. w. II. Aylctt. Miss
Clomcnce Cooke and Mrs John w
Skinner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
WILL IG:II,X,E ENTIRE
TIME TO EXPOSITION
President of jamestown Company to
Resign His High Position at
University.

II was learned here yesterday that
Hon. II. St. George Tucker. the now
president of the jamestown EXPOSE.
ton Co, has decided to resign his posi-
ton as dean of the law school at the
George Washington University in or
der that he may devote his entire time
tn the exposition.
Concerning this the Washington
Post yesterday had the following to
say:
Horny st. George Tucker, who has
accented the presidency of the James
town Exposition. will nrobably an
nouncc his resignation MS dean of the
law school of George Washington Uni.
versity within the next two days. II
is likely that his successor will be
William Reynolds Vance. who has
been acting dean since the opening OF
the college year.
Prof. Vance has been instructor at
George Washington since the fall Of
1909 He graduated from Washington
and Lee University in 1895, and took
his NJ. A., PHI. d., and LIB. degrees
also from the Virginia university. II
is an interesting coincidence that he
was called To his alma mater In 1900
TO succeed Prof. Tucker as dean of the
law department.. In 1903 he came to
the local university to take profess
sorship under the retiring dean"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
LETTER TO CAPT. G. w. FIT.
CHETT
Newport News, Va.

Dear Sir: It's the same everywhere;
can't guess little enough.
MrC Q Brown, Columbia, S G., en-
ploycd an experienced painter to paint
bis house. The painter on seeing the
Quantity sent to the house-Devoe-
said there wasn't enough. There wera
ten gallons left, when the job was
done.
It's the common experience.
q + w DEVOE e co
+. S.-Cadwell. New Hardware, 250G
Washington avenue sells our paint.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12

encampment and tho latter with I'M
proper conduct while on guard duty.
Private Crump was not present during
the trial.
The proceedings and verdict were
kept secret and will no. be known un-
til the approval of the adiutant gen.
eral has beer received.
Major ]. H. Gilkerson was Judge
advocate, Captain G. W. Fitchett was
president and Lieutenant G. C. Moore
was the ether member of the court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Going to Richmond.

Many football enthusiasts from this
city will go to Richmond Saturday TO
see the University of Virginia eleven
meet the Carlisle Indians. The Indians
defeated Virginia in Norfolk last year
and they arc picked as winners i'm the
game Saturday. but the Virginia olev.
en- is tho fastest the university has
turned on. in several seasons and a
bard battle is expected. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
sommervilIe q. Co.

Offer the leading bargains in real
estate in Newport News You stand
IN your own light If you fail TO get
'hoir list SlSruom dwelling near
Chestnut avenue aud Twenty.sixtli
street. 800. Another paying rs per
cent ON 800. Lots near Chestnut
avenue. SOD each. OIL car limo Nine
room house, with lot, near Washington
avenue. business center, $500 First
National Bank building, both phones.
INPeh I'LL z 1O.l0-Gt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
VISITING Police Captain.

Captain G.. u. WeBtacoli. of the
Staunton rplicc department. aud his
son, Mr.. Frederick r. Westacott. were
visitors a. tho police headquarters yes
tcrilay. They are spending some time
in this section.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
TEMPORARILY Re.EMPLoYEp.

INSPECTOR Springfield Back in the Gus.
toms Service.
Mr. George w. Struggled, ono Of
The four customs inspectors recently
dismissed from the service, has been
temporarily rc-employed by Collector
Stuart
Captain Stuart has orders from the
President to employ Messrs. String.
field and Sherman when the business
OF his office justiiies 1t. The collector
stated yesterday, however that the
employment of Mr.. Struggled at this
time was temporary only.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
HIGH School Teams

The local High school boys will
meet the Hampton High school foot
ball eleven at the Casino park to.
morrow week for the first time this
season. The local eleven is confident
of victory over The Hampton team ami
the Hamptonians are equally as con.
fidont of carrying eff first honors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
"purposcs of zionism, !"

Mr.. George Tumble. editor of the
Augusta Tribune. will deliver lee.
turc on PURPOSES of Zionism" at tho
Young Mems Hebrew Association hall
on Twcnty.eighth street tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
VERDICT is A SECRET.
Proceedings of courtmartial Held Yes.
terdav Not Made Public.

Privatcs II. w t'rumD aud w. b.
Boycc. ,lr., Of Company C. The Hunting.
ton Rifles. were tried by courtmartjal
at The armory yesterday, the CORNER
charged With abBenting himself from
his company during The recent annual
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Virginia VS.. .auckncII .colIeoc.

The University of Virginia football
eleven will meet the .Bucknell College
team on lafayette Field in Norfolk
noxt Saturday week. The university
eleven Is picked as an easy winner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
East End Versus Phoe bus.

The East End football eleven will
meet the Phoebus team on the Fort
Monroe checkerboard tomorrow after
noon a! O'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
when II In Free of Dnndruff, II Grow,
1"Sf Guxufiantly. -

When IL To Free OF Dnndrua, II Grows
f@Sf Luxufiantly. -
Hair preparations and dandruff cures.
ms rule. arc sticky'or Irritating affairs
that do no; earthly good. Hairy when not
diseased, grows naturally lruurIsntIy.
DandruH is the cause of nine-tenths OF
all hair trouble, andidahdruff IS causeH
10y a Serm. The only way to cure dand-
run 10 to XIII the germ; and, so far. tho
only hair preparation that will positively
destroy the germ Is iNewbro's HerpIclda-
absolutely harmless. FREQ from grease.
sediment, eye matter or dangerous drugs.
It allays itching instantly; makes hair
glossy and soft as silk 'Destroy tho
cause. you remove the effects Sold by
leading druggists. Bend 1Oc. in stampa for
sample to This EcrpicIde Co.. Detrolt.
Mich. ~ - $50 81 80
ALLAN'S DRUG STORE,
Special Aecns..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12
Social Personal

80 &. -. fas.
Mr.. George +. Abbitt left yesterday
for Lynchburg, where today he will
we'd Miss MOorman, OF that city. The
brilc-clect is a sister to Mrs w. Il.
Richardson, of this city, and is popular
among many friends here.
Mrs. r. l.. Henderson and little
daughter and Mrs. A. S. Robinson left
yesterday for Staunton. where they
will spend several months with
friends.
Attorney and Mrs. C. Ayctt Ashby
are spending week in New York
with Mrs. Ashbv's brother Mr.. A l..
Garnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gibbs. of Can.
ton. Ohio. have returned hohie after
visit to Mr.. ard Mrs. a. A. Moss.
Miss Anna Roth left last night for
trip to New York city and Cortland,
n. V
Mrs. r. S. Scott. of Ewels, is visit
ing her mother on Twenty-sixth street
Mrs. l-cola Henley Davis left yes
tcrday fer Mathews county to visit
friends and to attend the fair at
Mathews Court House.
Miss Rose Littlebridgc has returned
home after visit to relatives in this
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12

Miss Rose Littlebrldgc has returned
home after visit to relatives in this
city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12

Mrs. r. S. Scott. of Ewels, is visit
ing her mother on Twenty-sixth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-12

Miss Anna Roth left last night fol
trip to New York city and Cortland
\. V
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16

Age 81.
Eldest son uf the late jay Gould
chief trustee OF the lay Gould e8=
tate. estimated a. 500 600 .9d1.
Was trained from youth 20 handle
the Could fortune
Was left a special Inheritance Of
g. COO 0oa in his oNn name for
his Jealous attention to the affairs
OF his father
Lives at Lakewood. \. J.
II married and has seven chill
dren.
After college wsnt On a tour II
Europe and chummed with King
Edward and Prince Of Wales.
Polo IL ais chief amusement Next
90 Il is Yachting
Recently realized his ambition 70
make the Gould lines extend from
Great Aait Lake 10 the Atlantic
Has Increased the Could mileage
from 8 600 to over ie.oa0
Not afraid Of rate vars. having
developed his railroads with the
idea n carrying freight a. q smaller
expense than any other road.
fits friends aud hackers IN enter
priasa have Included Russell SaEe.
Andrew Carnegie. John ID. R0cke-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
Effort to Gust
HOgle

An effort viii be mnde by tho
baHfd If health ut the meeting 81
the council Monday night Ia prevail
Upon that body not Ia renew "a COM
tract with captain HoFie 30 take
charge Of the city ambulance Tor an-
other year. na nov proposed.
The board BE- in favor 81 the city
operating ita own ambulance, o. -
least ~ making the contract with
Captain Hogie tbHt the ambulance
can be- handled with more HntiHfae-
ton 10 the board.
Captain IioRls WIS formerly paid
$40 "a month for taking care Of the
city patients. bat Tor MOTE thnn re-
year he has been doing the work
without any contract The council
prupoaeH "a It's meeting Monday
night 10 renew to- contract.
Obnoxious g. the word used BY
the physicians comprising the health
board In describing the service per-
formed b iiaEie. They claim that
the service IL unsatisfactory al
around. In that iioeia b. given too
much choice IN what he shall do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
Ordinance Should
Be Enforced

A renewed effort Is TO be made
ny the board OF health TO enforce
the ordinance prohibiting expeetora-
ti0n on the sidewalks and n the
street cars.
At tts meeting Monday afternoon
the board decided 10 once more re-
quasi the Seattle Electric company
70 give It's conductors proper In
Etruetions In the matter and TO
display cards notifying passengers
of the provisions OF the city or
dinanee. The police department was
also asked 20 enforce the law.
The board was moved 20 renew It's
attempt IN this direction because
81 complaints which have heen re-
eelved by Il from the patrons OF
the South Seattle line. Women who
ksre Obliged 10 use the South Seat
he cars state that the condition OF
the cars has become su filthy as 10
be almost unbearahle.
The board = Of the oplnion that
the police department and street
car company Of this city. like that
81 Minneapolis eeaid enforce the
ordinance II they tried very hard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16
Crusade TO Aid 0verworked
Horses Hits Popular Chort

balances. The fines 70 Into the
city s'coffers and this removes the
element OF spite and monetary gain
with which our society has 10 con
tend.
I'm San Francisco tho humane
work is conducted by the city
Monday morning o Star man stop
ped teamster at the corner OF
Yealer and Second. The team waa
struggling weakly 10 haul 5000
pounds over a slippery spot In ,he
brick pavement. The driver was
worried. lie told The reporter that
the load was too much. but said
What can / do7 They send me out
pith this load. aud n object they
say 'Oh. wen get somebody else
would sign a petition myself. you
bet would I don't like to see
horses abused"
Would the city fathers refuse to
pass an ordinance similar o. that
outlined By Humane officer Clarke
in a recent issue OF The STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16

Teller aud james ~ Hyde.
Returned from abroad 10 com
meuee his business career as a clerk
la the Western Union offices.
IL OF n serious turn Of mind. and
settled. determined manner.
Often takes and sends his own
telegraph messages ~ his rs
broadway office or az his home
Knows every necessary detail Of
every railroad controlled BY him.
IL rated the hardest working mill
iunalre IN the United States
spent some years As a broker IN
Wall street 20 learn the workings Of
the business
Ills foes in the financial world
have included J. Pierpont Morgan.
Alexander J. CaHsatt. the Rock Is
land and T. ~ Hartman
Controls the Missouri Pacific. the
Wabash lines. the New York cie-
waited railway system and the West
crn Union Telegraph company. In
tereais which represent a capital Of
500 600 .0en
With the aid. Il IL said. Of Rookie
TELLER. wnFed a stock exchange war
upon the Pennsylvania that made
the latter welcome a truce.