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The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-02-23
Port Orange.

Port Orange, Feb. 2l-Mrs. Harvey s
class in Physical Culture gave Il very
interesting as we'll as amusing entertain
ment, Thursday evening, February 18th.
The exercises with the dumb bells by
the class and the exhibition of the use
of the Indian clubs by Miss Lyall Sauls
were particularly fine.
Mr.. Stockman is building breakwater
along the river shore in front of his pro-
perty on the River Boulevard.
DR.. Dubois sister and brother arrived
Friday from New York.
Miss Maude Milburn came home Tues
day evening, and went to DeLand the
next day with her sister and Mrs. Fair.
They returned home Saturday and were
quite enthusiastic in their praise of the
Kindness of the DeLand people to the
teachers, and that this was one of the
best meetings that they have ever held.
]. |. Wells arrived from Palm Beach
Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. Riddell has painted ]. Carrow's
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. knappe enter
tanned some friends at Ridgewood Hall
Tuesday evening. Progressive euchre
was the feature of the evening
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-02-23
Citizens League Concert.

The concert given at the Armory We'd
nesday evening for the benefit of the
Citizens League of Daytona, Seabreeze
and Daytona Beach, was pronounced
success from every point of view.
When all selections were so uniformly
well rendered it is impossible to make
any special mention, but the little
Misses Dora and Norma Williams were
evidently special favorites and the ex-
eellent rendition of their selections was
thoroughly appreciated and heartily
applauded.
The Armory was packed, the number
present being estimated at about FIVE hun
dred. The advertising committee de-
serve great credit for their handling of
the entertainment and its resultant sue
cess.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-02-23
SOME RECENT
REALTY DEALS
Extracted From the Books of Record
for Volusia COunty-Numer-
GUS Transfers.

DeLand, Fla, Feb. 2l-The following
transfers of property in and about Day
tona have been recorded in the office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Court at De
Land recently:
E. 0. Painter to John Y. Detwiler,
Sl.OO, lots Is, IA, 10, Is, block A, M.
Constants sub. in Is, II, "a.
John Y. Detwiler to Thomas 7.
O'Hagan, $l00, lots l3, IA. 10, 10,
block A, NJ. Constants sub in Is, II, "a.
Maggie Knapp, guardian to Henry
Mitchell and Annie Mitchell, 5000, lot 9,
block /, Sheldon's New Smyrna.
William NJ. Green to J. ]. Bishop,
1928, lots 2, 3, 46, is, AZ, block l, Walls
Dsytona.
Marion J. Day to F. NJ. Call, $1,000
so feet of n 100 feet of W IT'S feet OF
lot 2, block 4, Hedgeman's Daytona.
Mary E. Walker to F. NJ. Call, $3.50, n
80 feet of W IT'S feet of lot 3, block 4,
Hodgeman's Daytona.
Clara P. Mayo to William Simpkins'
$50, lots and 6, Mayo's sub. River lot
Ormond.
Mary j. Allen to j. NJ. Cunning, Sl.OO,
lots and IS, block ,, Allans Port Or
ange.
Laura Z. Wall to Washington Cali
ney, s45, lot 0, block 3, Wallis sub. IN
Daytona.
Sarah NJ. Dobbins to Anna Maud
Hobbs, $500, lot 5, block 4, sub lot 2,
le, Is, 80.
A.. T. Fiten to J. G. Brown, Sl,65O,
lot 4 and tract. lot 3, block 66, Higbee' s
Daytona.
George H. Wilkinson to Lucy Wilkin-
son, sl00, lot in Hawks Park and lot
90, Alvarez Grant, and lot i, block 10,
NJ. & C. Holly Hill.
William B. Owens, executor OF J. IL.
Cook, to George W. Rodgers, $500, lots
and 2, block II, NJ. & c. Holly Hill.
John H. Vrooman and Claude ii.
Vrooman to Cyrus Thompson, $3.50, lot
2, Watson's Eldora.
George F. Lufberry to Port Orange
Bridge Company, l,l0O-foot strip from
ocean to river. directly north of Orlta,
and lot Just north of township line on
river in Is, SO.
J. w. Reese to II. NJ. Norton, $780,
lot 6, block /, Rogers Daytona.
George ". Kingston to ]. ". Fulg'
ham, 500, lot 6, block II, Kingston.
Charles H. Moore to John II. Vroo
man and Claude H. Vrooman, $3.50,
lot 2, Watson's Eldora.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-02-23
A Business Change.

L. c. Lyman and family arrived from
Delray yesterday, and IN the future will
make their home-at Kingston. Mr.. Ly,
man having purchased the J. ". Full,
CHAM property and business on North
Ridgewood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulgham are completing
a cottage on Main street, Kingston,
which they will occupy until the late
spring, when they expect to make IN
extended trip north.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-02-23
On a Fishing Trip.

Conrad Stubenbord, ST., his two sons,
the junior Conrad and James, and Fred
Lundy proceeded up the river Tuesday
on fishing trip aboard the Ernestinc,
which has recently been overhauIed and
reftted. The party planned to be gone
several days and Will test their fishing
luck in Tomoka and Bulow creeks, as
we'll as in Dead lake on Smith creek, be-
fore returning
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-02-23

Daytona Beach, February 21.-Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Wright, guests of the
Lone Bay, leave Friday for St. Angus
tine en- route to their home in Valley
Stream, L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, who were at the
Lone Bay the early part OF the season,
are expected to return from Miami to-
day and spend the balance of the winter
with Mrs. Huyck.
Rev. j. Smith Kirk, the new minister,
and his little family are now conform
bly, established in the parsonage and are
planning the good work they wish to ac
compli5h within the next wear. Rev
Kirk was transferred from the North
Ohio Conference, his last charge being in
the town of Gypsum 1t was with MANY
regrets that his church there parted
with him. As token of appreciation
and esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
were held, their friends presented Mr.
Aii IA viii al SOlu Wdlcn ana ms wife
with a handsome jewel case at a fare
well dinner given in their honor inst
before their departure.
Regular services will be held at lla.
m and 80 p. m. Sunday; prayer meet
ing at I p. H. Wednesday. The Sunday
morning morning sermon will be on
The Atmosphere of the Life" All are
cordially invited to be present.
The Peninsula kindergarten has had
several new pupils added 10 their num-
Der this week. The class. however, is
not so large that there is not room for
Others, to which fact the tourists atten-
ton is specially called.
Mr. Rosenberg, who has been here
tor some time, leaves for Chicago today.
\ party of sixteen will enjoy an oyster
bake at the inlet today
Mr., Darling and wife and the latter's
sister and brother, Mrs. and Mr.. Cros-
by, leave for Cuba Monday.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-02-23
SEABREEZE and
DAYTONA BEACH

Seabreeze, February 2l-Mr- Wells.
of Chattanooga, confederate veteran
and old-time friend of H. L. Russell, is
expected today on visit to Mr.. and
Miss Russell at Dixie Lodge
Miss Butler, who has been spending
the winter with her brother, r. T. But
Ter in his Ocean Boulevard cottage, will
return to Warren, Arkansas, shortly
Miss Butler is proprietor ola biz milin-
cry establishment in this thriving vest
ern city.
Mr. and Mrs. White, guests Of l.iXI.
Lodge from Nashville, are expected
return from TWO week. visit to Nil
ami, on Sm.d ~.
Yrs. " ID. Hale and son, W II. Hale
If Minneapolis, will arrive today ano
Join Mrs. Hale's daughter, Mrs. Baslot
Mrs. Davis and two children, of Mead
vile, Pa, arrived today for a months
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams, recent arriI ais
from Carbonate, Pa, are pleasantly To-
Gated at G. C.. Gillett's on North Valley
street.
A pleasant party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. T. Burdick and Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams had an all day outing at the
Inlet Tuesday They made the trip III
Mr.. Ioung's launch.
Saturday evening the Pennsylvania
residents and tourists will have an
oyster bake on the river front above the
Gillett place 4 barrel of oysters have
been ordered for the occasion, and a
generel jollification time is anticipated
Mr.. and Mrs. Till Robinson, relatives
of Mr.. Mallery, and who are spending
the winter there, invited Il number Of
friends for a days fishing at the Inlet
the latter part OF last week. The party
consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. {. Gillett,
Mr. and Mrs Carl Gillett, Mr.. and Mrs
auckland and Mr.. and Mrs Mallery.
The fishing was good and delightful
day WAS spent on the water.
Mrs J. +. Rush and children spent
Tuesday with the formers mother. Mrs.
MILKY. Mr., Mulky is again up and able
to be at work after several DAYS con-
finement to the house
Mr. and Mrs w Herrick have both
been under the doctors care for some
time past. Mrs Hcrrick is suffering
from a complicated nervous disorder,
and Mr.. Herrick from an infamed eye
in regard to which DR.. Phillips, noted
eye specialist who is here from NHlwau-
kee, has been called in consultation
with Dr. kloch. The many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick earnestly hope for
an early improvement in their condition.
Ray Griggs has accepted a position in
the pOstoffice at Daytona.
Mrs. W. l.. Diggett and little son are
on visit to Mrs Diggett'S mother at
Como.
Mr. Kitchen and family have recently
rented the Mcpherson cottage on the
beach.
Edward White, of Greenfield, PAP is
recent arrival. He will spent the re-
mainder of the winter here. the guest of
Mr., and Mrs. R. NJ, Mallery.
y knitting parry, given by Mrs.
Woodward, Sr., card party by Mrs.
Farrell, Il handsome kitchen shower,
given by Mrs. J. ". Erregger to Miss
Louise Bianchi, with numerous boat
parties and automobile parties, not to
mention the many social functions
given at the COlcnnadcs and Clarendon,
made up gay week in social events.
The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1907-02-23

ffln brewing Tetley's Teas follow di-
rections on package to obtain best re-
suits. 3I-Nch-1
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
FRAUD ON COAL LAND

Seattle, May 9-Local papers claim that immense frauds have been practiced by corporations and individuals in securing title to coal lands in southwestern Alaska. and ask that an investigation be made. The statement is made that practically all of the land which has been taken was fraudu- lently taken, and that on none of 1t has the reduisite amount of work been done.
 Oakland, May 9-Sensational charges have been made regarding crooked work at the races here. An investigation is now under way. and it has developed that those who were on the inside with the ring. have made thousands of dol lars out of their crookedness.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
STR. BALTIC AGROUND

Ney York, May 9-The White St." liner Baltic is aground at the entrance to the harbor She is in no immediate danger, but it will take some time and considerable money to release her from the beach. She missed her bearines while coming in through fog and ran on the mud.
 Boise, May 9-The Haywood trial Is now on. The first rulinc made by the judge regarding de- mArrer made by the defendants was strong ly against the accused. The general impression is that he will be convicted, and serious trouble is look d for after the trial, with the miners who are gathering here from all parts.
 New Laces at Ladies' Bazaar.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
BURNS GOT DECISION

Los Angles, May 6--Tommy Burns got decision last night over Philadelphia O'Brien cn points. O'Brien fought entirely on the defensive all the time, and was hooted by the crowd. The referee declared all the bets off be- fore the fight, but gave no reason for his decision.
 Washington, May 9-John l.. Sullivan was visitor at the White House yesterday, calling on Roos evilt and Taft.
 Washington, May 9-Secretarv Bonaparte announces that the re- port recently circulated that he would soon resign was the work of his enemies in the big trusts, who are endeavoring to get him out of the way
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
KOTSIF A NEWS NOTES

Kotsina River. April 26-All the parties interested in this section are once more in tLeir pefmenent camps, and making preparations for a big summers work. The outfit frcighte9 in by MT. Fish was all landed here after dilligent work both on the part of Mir. Fish and of those who assisted him.
 Mir, Gray is installing his saw mlil, and all up and down the flVer are scenes of great activity. The C. A. NJ. & D. Company is constructing cabins for the con- Nenience of employees, also caches and stables.
 The Alaska Kotsina Copper Go. Is also building cabins on their various properties The trail of course is gore as far as any more hauling this season IS concerned.
 The weather has been exception ally good up-to-date and the warm days will melt the snow on the mountains sc that development can commence on the various cop per properties soon.
 Dick Gelineau and Dr. Billum are in the fishing industry. They made catch oi 90 pounds of fine trout few days ago. pr. Billum s ys "Dicl all same SwIash. hi-u 3abe tenas fish lletchum."
 The telegraph line will be in c'nrse of construction in a few days. Tbr span was put over the Copper river wbile the ice was in. It crosses at or a little above the regular ferry of Dr. Bil- Inns. l.. ". Russel end party is
 ampcd at head of Kotsina near his properties consisting of 19
 Iaims located last February.
 The horse feed is already grow ing near Gel;neau's camp and MT. Crawford has his stock turned out to grazc, of course Dick can be seen shooing the horses away from his feed cache, but as the snow meIts the grass will grow faster and DicE; can then rest better at n'ght.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09
Copper Magnates.

Albuquerque, May 9--Ex-Sena- tor Ross died nere last night. Ross Is the man whose vote saved Presi- dent Johnson from impeachment at the time of the proceedings against him in congress.
 Cincinnati, May G--Boss Cox am ncunces Ohio will stand solid for Taft and the president. He says that he has been assured that For akor wiH withdraw his opposition to the president and support the administration .ticket.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-09

V A-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
SOLDIER ASLEEP ON
TRACK Hit BY CAR
Charles Schatz, Private in Thirty.
sixth Company, Took Nap in
the Wrong Place.

Charles Schatz, a private in the
Thirty.sixth Company, coast artillery,
was hit by an electric car on the Old
Point reservation last night and re-
ceiyed serious injuries.
The accident occurred near the
the point where the Chesapeake G
Ohio tracks cross the street railway
and the car was enroute to Hampton
from Old Point. The car, in charge
OF Motorman Chapman, left Old
Point at $3.50 and the accident hap
pened about eight minutes later.
Private Schatz had been in Phoe.
bus and while on his way back to
the fort he became sleepy. He took
car rail for pillow and became
an inmate of sunderland.
His right hand was crushed and
he received severe wound in the
side of the head and was also badly
bruised. 1t was thought at first that
the artilleryman was dead. but inyes-
ugation elected the fact that he was
not. He was hurriedly removed TO
the fort hospital. where the army
physicians rendered him attention.
Private Schatz, who is about so
years old, and has been in the army
20 years, came to Fort Monroe about
three weeks ago. Little is known OF
Schatz's history and no one at the
fort could say last night whether he
is man of family.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
YOUNG IVES IS DEAD
Six Year Old Boy D|es from Eat.
Ing Canned Peaches.
never RECLAIMED CONSCIOUSNESS
There is a Possibility That Death
Was Caused BY Spinal Minineitls
Brother and Mother, Who Were
Desperately III, Will Recover.

Without regaining conscioriact,s
from the time 10 was stricken
Leonard Lee Ives, the six year old
son of NJ" ana Mrs. w. w. Ives,
who was found i'll Of ptoma;nc
poisoning Wednesday night, died in
the home OF his parents at o'cloc:;
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Ives and Master Ives. the
ten years old. who were also sur.
fering from the poison, were report.
ed in an improved condition last
night and the physicans now hope
fer the recovery Of ,Mastel Melvine.
Mrs Ives is able to be up and is
heart broken over the terrible ca.
lanity that has befallea her little
family.
Funeral services over the remains
OF the dead boy will be conduc .ed
from the Ives residence in Holt
street ut O'Clock this afternoon
in ST. Johns cemetery. Rev. j. f.
Cuthr.ell. of Central Methodist
church. will oiRciate
Eary yesterday morning spinal
meningitis developed as the result
OF the poisoning and little Leonard
Lee Ives soon grew weaker. Master
Melvin is thought to have Il slight
attack Of spinal meningitis also
hut he showed wonderful recupra.
tive powers last night and the ply
sici1ns felt hopeful for his recov-
cry.
1t was learned yesterday the fam
1ly ate on Wednesday canned peach.
es and canned sllmon, and posi-.
bly, secured the poisoning through
cle or the other 1t was also ar
gued thai possibly the disease might
be spinal meningitis, although the
physlcians doubt this theory. Or.
N. Williams, who is brother.in.
law of MIR. Ives. ana the family
physician, is firm In his conviction
that the illness OF the family rs
due to ptomaine poisoning. He has
never heard of an entire family
being stricken al the same time
With spinal meningitis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
Norfolk Attorney 10 Make AnnIvsr.
sary Address Before Hampton
Lodge Of tIks Monday,
MAYOR JONES CHIEF MARSHAL
With the National Soldiers Home
Band the Hampton Elks viii
Meet the Newport News Lodge at
Darlnss Corner and Escort the
Visitors to The EIks' Hall.

Mn. W. H. Vul,lble, well known
attorney OF Norfolk. has accepted
the invitation of Hampton Lodge of
l1lhs 70 make the address on t.ie
occasion Of the tenth anniversary
OF tho lodge, whita will be oh
served with inljcsilg. cXcrciseS Mon.
day night. Mn. Venable is ~
stranger to hampton Eks hlvins
delivered u memorial address sever
nj ye;p.s a2o before the lodge.
The ledge will assemble In the
hall at S o'clock Monday evening
md headed by the National Sukleia'
Home bard Will march to the corner
OF Arm!steah and Victoria avenue
TO meet the Elks from Newport
News who arc eXpectd TO assist III
tho exercises. Fcllowlg the arrival
Of the visiting Elks n street rrsrie
will ho held and then the lllks will
march n their home in Court street,
where the anniversary ceremonies
will occur.
Mayor Thornton T. Jcncs will be
the chief marshal Of Sac parade ami
he will have us his sides Exalted
Ruler Harry Il. ;llous,on and Mr.
Edward d. Cahles.
At the hall Nnvo" Jones' will he
the master of cctem3nies. Mr.
Venablc, the speaker. will be present
cd by Exalter Ruler Houston. A
musical program WI also be car
r!er cut, Including numbers by
Messrs. John Weymouth w. T.
Cooke, Prof II. r. Dold Prof
Blackmorc Mr. ]. j. Lindsay, Mir.
ONBrlen and Prof. lesamnn.
The affair will he c!cscl by a
banquet.
A large ncat is beng ar,nnrea
for tho use OF the lodge In tho
btreet parade.
Tho committee on arrangements
Wal tnapy complete the final detG'.s
Ton the anniversary exercises
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16

BODY DID NOT ARRIVE.
Remains Of Percy Alley Did Not
Reach Here Last Niuht.

Owing to Mistake upon i,c
part of the express company Ire
remrins OF Benjamin Percy Alley ala
not reach Hampton until last nig,.t.
The body was TO have been trans,
ferred from tho Seaboarm Air line
TO the Chesapeake ami Ohio station
In Richmond e1Gly yesterday morn.
Ing AMI arrangements had been per-
fected for the funeral in the after.
noon. The express company failed
10 do this and w:lcn the train
leIt Richmond MI. Alleys remains
We're stlll at the Soabc,.yl station.
MUS. Alley came cn to Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
HAMPTON, PF1OEBUS AND OLD POINT

charge of carrying concealed weap.
ons. disorderly conduct and drunken.
ness. Nerion went to George r..
Woods store. and attempted to put
Mr. Robert Wood out OF commission
with large knife. Failing in this,
he drew IN ugly looking 3S.calibre
revolver upon Mr.. Wood.
Night Sergeant Thomas Watts and
OFFICER Leslie Curtis succeeded in
subduing the beligerent tailor and
finally landed him in Jail.
He. will explain his conduct to
Mayor Thornton Jones this morning
in the police court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
coLoRED PEOPLE DIE.
End Came Suddenly to D. w. Thorn.
as and Charlotte Murray.

D. Webster Thomas, 81 years old,
- nH"ro barber, del suddenly III
the shop conducted by his father
IA W.st Queen street at 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning. DR. w. L. At
Kins, who attend the MAN, said that
iC:sh was due 10 an liberation of
the stomach, which probably caused
n rupture of blood vessel Thomas
wan woll liked and is Il member of
seve!ll of the secret. organizations.
Charlotte Murray, so years oM,
died suddenly i'll her home On Back
liver Thursday night. Sine was found
Ill her bed yesterday morning.
DR.. George X. Vanderslice, the COR
oner, investigated both deaths, and
decided that an inquiry by jury was
unnecessary, rs both succumbed to
natural causes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
CALL AT
CrOCkett's Meat Market

And get the advantage of the LOW.
EST CASH PRICES on the very best
meats.
Porterhouse steak, Is .en,s per
pound,
sirlioa steak. Is cents per pound.
Round steak, IL IL cents per
pound.
Rib roast, 10 12 cents per pound
Chuck roast. 10 cents per pound.
Pork chops, II cents per pound.
Fresh county sausage today.
Cor. King and Court SITS. Phone
S.1314.15.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
CAPT. cHAMeERLlN RESIGNS.

Has Been Contract Clerk in Home
Treasurer's Office for Many Years.
After a service OF many years as
contract clerk in the treasurer or
iice ut the National Soldiers Home.
Capt lanes W. Chamberlin has re-.
n,gnel the position ana will leave
THIS evening for New York, where
ne VII I've in The future.
MT Edmund Hart has been nam.
Cd TO succeed Capt. Chamberlin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
Here to Attend Mr.. Alleys Funeral

Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Alley, Mr.. Eu-
gene Alley Mr.. Frederick Alley, of
petersburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner, OF
North Carolina, and Mr. and Mrs. J..
T. Jacobs, of Norfolk, reached Hamp.
ton yesterday to attend the funeral
of the late b. p. Alley.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16

bat Mr.. G. M. Richter, Jr, remained
In Richmond ana came down with
the body last night
Funeral services will take place
this morning at 1890 O'Clock from
the Hampton Baptist church and
tho arrangements announced for
yesterday will be carried out
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
TO MEET IN RICHMOND,
State Board of Fisheries to Assem-.
BILE There on March 81

State Chairman mcdonald Lee
has called n meeting of the State
Beard of Fisheries in Murphy's
hotel. Richmond. for March 81. The
board has important business to
transact and decided to hold the
March meeting in Richmond on that
account
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16

JOHN T. BENTLEY HAS MOVED
INTO the store opposite Geo w.
Ph'llips' real estate office, No. 10
5. King street, nearly opposite the
postoffice, where he will be pleased
TO see his friends and keep their
Watches. Clocks, Jewelry. Specta-
Giles, etc, in good order for them.
work done promptly and in the
best manner. Your patronage is
solicited. Hampton, Va. 3-16-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
MRS. eARNETr CALLED AWAY
Her Father. MIR. j. T. Bird, Injured
in Bath County.

,N'ra. Carroll Garnet received n
teiesram yesterday announcing that
Der EAther MIR. ]. r. Bird. had been
most dangerously ana painfully in.
lured. The message d'd not give
me m2nner in which Mr.. Bird was
ihl'Wo 1. although 1t stated that his
condition was serious.
MIS-. Garnett and her brother. Mr..
,luiaan Bird, left Immediately for
Bath county. '''
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-03-16
Thanks the Eiremen.

AT the meeting of Robert e. Lee
camp, Confederate Veterans, last
night, resolution was adopted thank
ing the Hampton firemen for the
gifts of the gray uniforms to the
veterans.