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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
HOOKWORM FOUND
IN TIDEWATER
Dr B. b. Bagby Makes Dis
Covery That Startlcs the
Profession.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
PUT ITALIANS TO ROUT
WITH STREAMS OF WATER
Mayor of New Jersey Town
Orders Out Fire Department
to Fight Corporation.

CSuTTENBJRG,N y. J.. October 15.-Two
hundred and fifty laborers mostly Ttal-
ians. who were employed in laying street
car track for the Public Service Corpor4
ton through this place. were put to rout
to-day by the fire department. The Public
Service Corporation had refused 20 pay
the property holders for allowing the ex-
tension. When gang Of men began 10
lay tracks to-day Mayor Tutz ordered
the arrest Of the two fOremen. The Mayor
then ordered the men to quit. and when
they refused to DO 80. commanded the
fremen To turn the hose on them
The laborers caught up bricks and
stones to defend themselves. but could MOI
withstand three streams Of water at high
pressure. and fled. Borough Counsel
Schiller. who was advising the Mayor. was
attacked by an italian. but was rescued
by the firemen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
Sudden Halt

The exam. -n of Mrs Walker who
IS one Of tNe fcst women fr America
then follov.f .a further attention helng
paid to thc of paper
Then court convened for fnc aft,,.-
noon session ,ir simpson announced that
counsel for 00tn sides had held ID cone
ference dur. tHe recess. and at tho ra
quest of Ms Wster's lawyers. tra .p-
posing side h1 Consented 20 co1t'r-
uance OF tho case.
This sudden hale in the proceedings
caused sensation. and rumors were
quickly plt 800 circulation that the casa
had been compromised All ATTORNEYS H..
MED that O. .omIromisc had been aer,s4
90 and non. would give a reason e,r .f,
postponcmert Finally Mr. Parsons al
mltted that ue piece Of paper presented
al the morau- session was the pro...t... ..
cause Of the t.rn of affairs. and his state
ment was corf.rmed later In tn. 5av
Mrs Walker was not aware that tha
case had been continued until she arrived
at the courtroom I'm the afternoon. There
was a general shaking Of hands and every.
other Indication that Mrs. Walker was
exceedingly satisfied with the sudden end
ing of the proceedings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
MAKE INVESTIGATION
OF PE0NAGE CASES

WASHINGTON. October The cases
o. alleged peonage IN the region south
OF Tampa. Fla. were brought TO the at
tenton Of President Roosevelt to-day by
Miss Emma Stirling. an agent OF the
State of Florida Humane Society. The
Department OF Justice has decided 20
make a thorough investigation of these
cases and bring criminal proceedings. II
warranted by the facts developed. As
sistant Attorney Russell viii go
TO Florida and other points I'm the South
20 look after the various prosecutions and
other meters connected with compulsory
labor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
Three Killed.

CAMDEN. y. j.. October 15-Three
persons We're killed and one probably
fatally injured IN grade crossing acct
dent on the Reading Railroad here To-
nicht The dead.
ANTON NOWAk aged seventy years.
FRANCES NOWAK. aged eleven
JOSEPH POTASH. AGED sevent,-six
Injured John Potaski.. aged ten years.
soncuss'on of the brain; will die
The accident occurred while Nowak wa :
returning from a Camden school to oak
YIN He became confused and drove in
'front.' OF tNe train
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
Negroes Must Die.

WASHINGTON. October Is Tho
president has decided not to commute
the sentence Of death imposed on Arthur
Adams and Robert Sawyer. two North
Carolina negroes convicted Of murder
and mutlny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
ABOUT TO BE MARRIED;
COMMITTED SUICIDE

ATLANTA. GA October Is.CaataI
w. ". Nunemacher manager ny rho
Blosscr Printing Company WAS souui
dead to-day with his throat rlr The
circumstances indicate suicide Captain
Nunemacher was 20 have been married
within a week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16
BOX CONTAINED
ONLY a LETTER.
Passenger and Power Company
Spars for Time TO Show Traf-
fOrd's Figures Were Wrong.
Committee Re-Adver-
tises for Bids-Gas
Matter Again.

20 '"' i'"l' '"''' ''I0 i''
night. tne Committee on Light wrtne.ed
noarl. au tho while over two rr0roe.t.0r.4
relating to tnr lighting of tic .itv arl
AT times fre debates lereior.f some abe
rsreut feeling among members
The first proposition was tre method
90 rehatri.a+Inq +a. Gas 1y.-ts .,1 .a.
other a.. question ~ securing electric
lights far ffe Dffy from JuI- r--
The body finally decided "a. ra.o-..-. e-.f
20 thc Council what is known a- -.a
Tanrov substitute o- pa. g.- ,..,....-
which 1.rer-- +r.. ....r,r,f--ao .-t .... 81.
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I-ase 'i 'n" N@'t tifer.
t47 ana "i"oliir-
-" it.re haa asked f1r h.s- 40
arc ishts from July J. i"l. tas nn-.
li.f." 'r five years Meanwhile Mr E W
N.'rr ttf gotten through the rn.~.f
a1 amendment to tho original ..it'.r
calling for bids al the same tlr0e for -lr-
rrnt at the swit.i board tne rftr 90
maintain frs own poles lines AMI lamps
e+4er Pr+ NJ p:z
t'-'.-'- q proposition got -
DiT- ha"nef mad IL rerorr-
ana iast nient on The table .n
t-e chairman was hig rn
wa. . everybody seemed % think
N'aiH"i nIdS for The arc lights Tn-
s''ti "'~n -t "as unlocked here Is w az
was i"+ai.
Richmond. Va. October z 1906
NJ W. g. Knowles. Superintendent
Cry Gas Works. p Ichmond Va.
Dear sir.-we have noted your aa-
vert.se7ee7t. under cate OF October
We 70, ,-s s'a' so for e.sy electric n91tlna
nov, pe7d.og befo~e 80 a. -
dern1en. y.ioeni,o t1e bssis -
which BIDS Will be received Tor ti,.+-
inp. ana anticpatiro +hat no f7.t
action Will be taken until tnls ~eso-
luton is acted upon We would ike
with your consent. 70 reserve our pro-
posai untu after the fate of this res
olution has been oetern1 med. and the
exact basis upon which the contract
for city lighting Will be finally award
Cd has been determined In t1e alb
sence o. bid' however. which we
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16

NOF1 TNOT q " IL = = = NJ
Receivers.
Signed by p T. WlCkHAM.
Receiver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-16

CONTINUED on Twelfth Page)
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
WILL THEY HEIDI

We z-e CO TIC eve O. p-ooao-y me
greatest Puoiio event Il Ire history
O. ouI country. i lSO4 the country
IS . celebrate = : l-Eln-s the SJJtn
s-niverSzTy O. the 1rst permanent
English settlement O. re American
continent me teoera and STATE
governments have appropriated mon
e. II LDe-z- quantities 70 enable
those Il charge g make = display
suitable . -ae occasion.
When Il was decided . have TIE
Exposition "a from jamestown s.
lsnd. OF Hznp-o- Roads. Lrt-e o.
position was rsiscc Circ1ns-z-ces
wee such rat re CROWDS ooGc -ot
be entertained q jamestown o. n
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
THE.vIRGINlA GAZETTE
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY By
w G. JOHN = T o ~,
Editor and Publisher

G .zErrs BUILDING. ENGLAND ST.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
The Government viii HELD.

Richmond. Va. Oct l6-Sove--
nor Swanson. Who hzs Just returned
from Washington juss. hsc Z sztis-
factory conference with secretary
Wilson Il regard 70 building me
highway from Williamsburg 70
jamestown Island. . distance Of 81
mics
Secretary Wilson directed High
way Commissioner Page 70 PIT al
MS available force On this work snc
or rhe boulevard between the James
town Exposition and TIE Cry @.
Norfolk outside he city limits. NJ.
Page VIII Dc II Virginia BY the end
OF the week 70 take - tie work o.
these two projects.
He vii put engineers 10 work a
once and assemble the machinery
and working forces as rapidly .:
Tossible.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
Mrs. Hsaiugham harrison.

Ms. Elizabeth Wise Harrison
wife of Mr.. iieningham Harrison,
passed peacefully away Monday
about II o'clock. Mrs. Harrison
had been suffering for sevtr raj years
from an incurable malady.
She was a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. 5. Charles and was beloved
by all who knew her. The fortitude
with which she bore her suffering
was an index 10 her sweet Christian
character. Her faith in the Master
sustained her.
The funeral took place Thurs
day from the Methodist church.
Rev. D. T. Merritt conducting the
service. The interment was in
Cedar Grove. The floral offerings
were very beautiful. especially a de
sign sent by the Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Ms Harrison is survived by her
husband, parents. brother and sew
era sisters a. OF whom have the
heartfelt sympathy Of their many
friends n their bereavement.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20

entered Al tbs P0st0thce II Williams
t.,,rS a. second class rnAil-lasttSr-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20

A A CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
n CITY OF WILLIAMSBDR re- AID
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY. held
at the COURTEOUS thereof en- Tuesday
October 9Th. 1906
10 the Matter OF the Estate 30 Barnett
ZONES. deceased Ex Parte.
IL appearing e. the Court that re-
port ct tbs Account OF X. H. Torrance.
Admiuistrator j. D. r. G. Z. a. 81 Barnett
ZONES. deceased and a report OF the
debts and demands against said decd
ants estate have been hlcd m the once
OF this court. and more than one year
having elapsed Stree the Qualification Of
the said Administrator. NOW, on the
motion cd Mrs Mary = Kline. a leSatee
oi said Barnett Jones. deceased, u IS or
drrrd that the creditors. u any there be-
ot said Barnett Jones. deceased. DO show
cause. Il any they can. on the 10th day
81 Dccem Der. 1906, before tins Court
against the payment and delivery Of the
estate oi the said defendant. Barnett
Jones. deceased. 20 his legatecs, without
requiring refundiug bonds from any OF
them.
And IL IS ordered that a copy OF this
order bc published once week for four
consecutive weeks II the Virginia Ga
zstte. a newspaper published IN the City
~ Wiz amsburg.
A copy-Teste
. TIL. GEDDY, Clerk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
The Press on The Proposed Road.

The following are the comments
OF some Of our contemporaries on
the proposed maczdemized highway
20 jamestown. and they 90 to show
that this IS not a Local matter. but
one that appeals 10 every citizen Of
the state.
The Richmond Times Dispatch
says:
Every visitor VIII desire 70 see
jamestown. and the only way 70
get there VIII be BY steamboat. unless
a psSSable road be constructed from
Williamsburg. This VIII DC done
unless a nnmber Of entepriSing cit
zens OF the Old Capital are not
baked in their el6eavorS. They
have formed az association for ne
purpose indicated an6 their plans
are very fs- on the way C compile
ION. hey have secured az apprO-
pria0on and the right-of-way from
the county; they have secured the
msterisls trom the Chesapeake &
Ono railway company without cost
they have made arrangements with
the State o. Virginia 70 secure con
ylctS 70 co the work. and the services
q the Commissioner OF Roads 10
map out and supervise L. they have
the promise OF the Department OF
IN Washington 70 supply
the rock crushing machines. they
WI get 4 snail appropriation from
TIE City o. Williamsburg. A. that
s lacking IS az Appropriation from the
Jamestown Exposition Company.
znc the Times-D.spstch hopes that
that company W. Zee. justified II
complying with the request o. the
ASSOCIATION. I q DscaGenized road
s constructed there VIII be a Inc OF
between Williamsburg
z1o jamestown. and TINS VII not
only PROVIDE competition with the
steamboat lines. bit VII enable visit
DIS g SCI { peep a. NirE.cia's FIST
,spi-a.. with is noo.e o.c college its
lOo-e Ole church and other Colonial
lruacuOlS. Inc building ot this
-oac IS a. enterprise tnat must not
a.. me men VINO form the asso-
azuCr have 70 selfish purpose IN
lew. Their efforts are purely path
'cc srC no. o-e o. --em WI. get
,ent OF o. the enterprise. Inc
Gao VII Dc entirely free 70 TIE p-o-
g. a-c the building ot Z IS essential
g ire complete success o. the
.s.eS-ov-- celebration.
TIE Newpo- News Daily Press
ays II par
Good news cones from Washing
OF q ire ettect that Secretary W.
OF CT the Agricultural Department
.Ou6eG Goverlor Swanson that RS
w-- oe gao % sss.s- IL
re ouLc-nE O. a road t-oz Williams
)uTg 70 jamestown. An engineer
&c sevc-s- road making machines
W De Gown a once. and with coz
acts 70 60 the wo-k. $1,000 appro-
'rls,ec by Williamsburg and James
Ky county. arc stone furnished by
&C Chesapeake and ONO railway.
ne usczcsn PIKE from the FRS,
sP.ra- O. Virginia 20 the first per
nsneut E-g-sh settlement r. amer
a should soo- De z realty.
Inc lower Peninsula would 90
We . emulate he esznp.e set oy
'-ner -iCeHsre- communities. 4
IKE from here 70 Williamsburg
vo--c d a. excellent ming. and a.
'-ouEh there IS 70 prospect OF such
PIKE beng bu-r, a. east the pres
~ roads -ignt oe greatly improved
Z con- zrsCvc.y small cost
Good roads appeal 70 every BODY
nc nothing VII So attract and please
he crowds Lnst W. Dc here during
ne exposition IS Presertzbie high
'-sys upon which 20 ride and drive
vale seeing the country.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
The Tribute Of q Friend.

On October l4th. 1906. Mrs.
Lizzie Wise Harrison. the beloved
wife OF Heningham Harrison ceased
from suffering and entered into rest.
Although We hate 70 give her Up. the
END has been looked for for several
weeks. Il seems much harder be
cause she was 50 young-only %
next SunGay-an6 had been married
eight months and one cay. But she
vas always faithful % the Master s
call Size had been member OF
the Williamsburg Methodist church
ever since g.r.hOod. and q faithful
anc harc-wo-k.ng treasurer OF the
Sunday Schoo. 20. many years. No
one knew her better outside her
family than the writer. We knelt
al TIE altar together one beautiful
sprilg morning and accepted our
Lort-one whom she claims has
been faithful. 70 her through lie 10
the enc. As a church member her
has been.chzracterzed By zeal. earn
esuess ana unGring activity. Dur
ing her -sst Illness il was her con
slant regret that she was unable 10
work Tor her church anG Master. Il
may seem strange that she should
have had 10 suffer so long and thus
seemingly 70 DC deprived OF her
usefulness. but those DAYS formed
no rea- break in he5 lie work. The
same Watchfu.ness that had a.wavs
characterized her life was not forgot
ten II those months Of illness. The
Christians and non-Chrisuzns alike.
after Witnessing her strong faith and
the torutude with which she bore
heI suffering. and hearing her words
Of exhortauon and warning. could
not fal 20 60 away with q deep and
lasting impression. On the night
before she passed away she called
her husband. mother. father. sisters
and brother TO her bedside and told
them heT request and begged them
70 1--we Christian lives. and said she
had lived AZ upright lie and was
going home. We believe the Lord
mas taken her from earth 10 Heaven.
AL was done that could be done q
loving husband. parents. kind friends
and faithful physician. but when the
end came she was ready for the
Master call.
We can realize how hard It IS for
the gTief-stricken husband and loved
ones and kind friends to give her
uP-one whom they all loved 50
well. We know that their loss IS
Heavens gain. for if our blessed
Master had not needed her in
Heaven He would not have called
her 50 soon So cheer up. husband
and loved ones. for somewhere.
sometime, you viii know why
your loved one was taken by
the hand Of death.
Now, looking TO Him above, may
you ever be prepared 70 meet her in
that beautiful land where there viii
be 10 parting. Chas. B. Griffin.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
SCHOOL BOOK -.
SCHOOL BOOK -.

For Williamsburg. James City
county and EoTk county. Also z
I'll Ire Of schoo! stationery. Don Z
senc away to- anything OF the kind
when Il S Tight q your door. Con
t-zot prices. Jas. Il. Stone.
Draggsst and S.anoner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 70 100.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20

II THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
| CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG AND
TIE COUNTY OF JAMES CITY.
". ii Power .............--........-p plaintiff.
". In Chaucerv.
Martha a. OoN-.....-........-. defendant
In Vacation
The object oi this suit Is 20 enforce a
contract "a writing r'adc by the defend
ant TO sell e. he plaintiff her share OF
q certain share az tract oi land known
as -Simps sons Island ia Pow hatan
District. lamcs City County. Virginia
said contrast being dated February -.
1906. ard affidavit having been made
and hled ;hat TIE defendant. Martha A
Cox. IS q nou-resi dent OF this Common
wealth. & j. therefore ordcTed that the
sa,l Martha A. Cox 90 appear within
httctn DAYS after due publication 90 this
notice ~ the clerks Office 90 orr said
Court and g. what is necessary 60 pro
test Der interests.
II Il. Geddv. Cle1k
" il Power, p a..
A Copv-Iestc.
T. Il Geddy Clerk
OCT. 1906. -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20

XTIRCINIA:-
v Al rules held ia the Clerks Ofhor
90 the Cucuit Court for the Couu-
u % ork on Monday the fifteenth day
ID October 1905.
Marie Dickersou.-.... ...... complainant,
IS. In Chanccry
oscph Dckcrs ~. defendant.
The object % tins suit il 10 secure from
the said Joseph Dickersou. the defe ndant
a divorce yinculo matumOnii.
"A affidavit having been made that
the said defendant Joseph DickersOn Is
not a resident Of this State. the said de-
f-ndant IS required 70 appear. within
hfteen days alter due publication Of this
order. 10 the Clerks Office of our said
Court az rules 20 be holden therefor
and do what Is necessary TO protect bis
interest And u IS ordered that a copy
Of this order be forthwith published
once a week. for four successive weeks.
IN the Virginia Gazette. a newspaper
published al Williamsburg. Virginia.
and be posted at the front door Of the
Coarthouse on or before the next rules
day after The date Of this order.
Teste.
T. T. HUDGINS. Clerk
a Copy-Teste:
T. 7. HUDCINS. CLERK.
Armisiead a. Son. p q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
SCHOOL BOOK
S~HOOL BOOKS

For Williamsburg. James City
county. York county. Also full line
Of school stationery. Don't send
away for anything Of the kind when
X is right al your door. Contrsc,
pric s. Jas. n. Stone,
Druggist arc Slsroaer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20

Draggist and Sanoner
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20

1hls = the season Of decay and weak.
enspd vitality. Natsre - being shorn 81
So beauty and bloom. Il you would
refaln Jgurs. fortify your system With
holhstsr's Rocky Mountain Tea. 50
eeois, Tea or Tablets.
], Il, Stons, Druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20

TO the many kind friends who
have extended 70 Us their sympathy
and soTow during our dreadful at
Fiction il the loss OF our beloved
daughter, We hereby return our sin
oere and heartfelt appreciation.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Charles.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-10-20
Chesapeake & Ohio R'y.
Scenic Route TO the West.

Past Nestibuled Trains. Parlor Cars 20
Richmond. Pullman SleepeFs 20 Lou
isville. Cincinnati, Chicago ST. Louis
wESTBOCKD DAILY THRorcH TRAINS.
~ Wiiliamsburg.-lo 81 a me- OF m
Direct coaneetions for all Points West.
Northwest and Southwest.
Fasi Tr4ins Tor Newport Ness and Norfolk
I've wiiIiamebUrg...9.56 a mise o m
Locals ior Newport News and oIs pelns.
I've Williamsburg ...9.c4 = m...6.32 . N
Locals Tor RIshmond.
I've wiliismsburg..s.1e . z..6.32 p m
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-01-17

Miss Hlghnoto- You can't imagine
how distressing II ID when 3 singer
/ renlizee that ahe has lost her vnics.
Mr. Hammers-P erhaps not. but i've
3 fair idea Of how distressing tits when
she doesn'trealize It.
Prophet HpangIer predicts deatruc-
tive spring foods, III the United States
this year. AZ might have ventured TO
make still more sensational prophecy
and foretold that the Mississippi river
would continue TO run down the
stream.
To add to the fluctuations Of the
Panama ditch diggers, Providence has
sent malaria there. Taft may knock
ont chief engineer now and then, but
his weight will not count against fev-
or. Malaria and Yellow Jack make .
bad team.
Poor Cassie Chadwick has lost out.
Ohio has furnished various types Of
frenzied financierg, but Cassie seems
to have outclassed them all, for she
fished along sentimental lines, using
the magical name of Andy Carnegie
for bait. The suckers bit, too.
Tourist What's that crowd down at
the court house? Native oh, they're
tryin' the case o. Sam Johnson, suh.
Tourist Sam Johnsoni Why, he YVES
the man who was lynched yesterday,
wasn't he? Native-Y sub, but to
to day some o. the boys got to feelin'
curious to know whethah he was 10.
nocent or guilty, sub.
''You orter knowed better than tex
steal mule said the old Georgia
darkey. "In dc fuet place, De mule IN
least, and theres's no Judge In the
county but'll charge you $50 tor prove
you Innocent"
Thomas W. Lawson got his famous
$50, 900 pink by grating, Iyet.he Is sore
on all other grafters.