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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14

The petition OF the HoltHernann
Peterson Company, corporation
said county. respel fully shows to.
the court the following facts. to
Wit
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
YELLOW SKIN.

Nine times out OF ten the
skin 10 yellow and has bad col
or. when the system is run
down and the back is weak
Il is due to kidney and liver
troubles, Il your skin is in
such condition, If your system
Is not in representation.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14
MODEL OF GEdRGlA
IN NAVAL EXHIBIT
It win Present th latest Type o
Rattleship at the jamestown
Ex sition.

Tho m fsrof the battleship
Georgia win not be seen - the Saw
annah exhibit at the Jame& pwn ex.
position 1t will. however, be in
the exhibit of the navy department.
A letter to this effect has been re-
ceived from Secretary of the Navy
Metealf The letter states that so
many requests from cities and
states for models Of the battleships
named after them thatSs accede to
all Of them would deplete tn. gov
eminent exhibit. The Geeagia,~ tha
letter says, represents ting latest
type of battleship, and esue6 Win ~
installed in tn enavy ex
show the advance and
OF the department in II
ion OF war vessels. III
already on 49, Jam
say the letter.
VAo meeting OF tneScity'sa
committee, has beea9caN ~
O'clock Monday Afternoon ~ the
Dsayoris office in the city
expec ted that much of III S4hss
OF the committee will .uhe pleted
at this meeting. tS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14

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- acre farm, house and barn. four
n,lIss from city. half milo to ssNtsas
Must be sold within ten days. Price
$50. apply TO MRS. L E SMITH,
corner 3. and X. phons aces, or
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-04-14

WANTED Waite giFl 10 Serv, ais1.
waitress at the Metropolitan rs~,s,.'
rant. Good pay to right party ra,,
At once
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
CHARGES DISMISSED.

Police Committee Heard CHARGES
Against officer J. w. cunninehan,.
Police Officer John Wesley Gun.
bingham was acquitted ly the police
committee of the Hampton town coun.
ell of the charges preferred against
him by Conductor Daniels. of tho New.
port News and Oily Point Railway and
Electric Company. Omcer Cunning
ham explained his position TO the
committee and it was decided to dis.
miss the case. Officer Cunningham
was told, however. that he must lie
careful while on duty and must not
let his temper get the best OF him.
The trouble between Ofcer Cunning.
ham and Conductor Daniels started
over a personal matter.
n few days ago officer Cunningham
got on the front of one OF the cars
and In allowing several we'll known
gentlemen to get on the car by open.
Ing the gate leading to the motorman's
stand, two colored passengers got OF
This brought about retuke from the
conductor and finally wordy are,l.
ment ensued. Charges were then IRE
ferred against Officer Cunningham
On the charge OF having made
threats against Mr.. Daniels OFFICER
Cunningham will be given n henrine
IN the police court this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
First NIGHT OF ELKS
FAIR HAD LARGE CROWD
Many Attractions Visited BY Several
Hundred People and They Found
Them Fine.

The indoor fair and week OF ca mi.
val OF the Hampton Lodge of Elks
opened in the Kcocoughtan building
under auspices that promise nothing
but success to the effort. The crowd
In attendance was a large one and
those who came were good spenders.
The electric Nominations seems to
blend perfectly with the decorations
and the location OF the booths fitted
In exactly with every requirement to
give the room the best appearance
possible.
Long before o'clock the crowd be-
gan vending it's way to the Keocough.
tnn building, and when the formal ex-
ercises We're started the place was
packed. Mayor Thornton +. Jones.
after speech of welcome. touched the
electric button and the fair was
launched.
Tho hall was crowded from early
in the evening until nearly midnight
and the manner in which the visitors
patronized the various booths showed
conclnsively that the fair was going
to prove financial success. The war
path attractions are features In them
selves. and the visitors last night en-
ioyed their trip along this route huge
". The JaDanese ten garden did n
thriving business as did also the Hin
docs and other booths
The fair will run for the entire
week. Tonight the knights OF Ply.
thias will he present and tomorrow
night the Newport News Lodge of
Elks will attend
The barkers along the warpath, in
GLIDING the famous Cairo band. made
distinct hit with the crowd. There
's an abundance OF sport from the
time one enters the hall until they
leave.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
Travelling Han Accused Of Attempt:
Ing 10 Make q Criminal Assault
on HRS. George Hess.
He HiBE NO EFFORT 10 ESCAPE
Arrested in South King Las, evening
While Engaging in Quarrel With
fIls Father In Law-woman in the
Case ls the wife Of superintendent
OF National Cemetery.

Charged with attempting to Grim
innlly assault Mrs. George Hess. wife
OF Major Hess. keeper OF tho National
cemetery, Robert l.. Whit" a travel
Ing salesman, was arrested last night
and turned over to the United States
authorities ut Fort Monroe.
The warrant for the arrest OF White
who Is well known in Hampton. was
sworn out by Major Hess before Uni
ted States Commissioner William
Baulch. The warrant was turned over
to United States Deputy M..rshol
Charles Harris, who informed the To-
cal officers that White was wanted
Officer Thomas Watts found White In
South King street shortly before s
o'clock and placed him under arrest
According to the story told Mar
shall Harris by Major Hess, White en-
tered HIS homo at the National ccm
etery shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning. Going to the bedroom OF
the Hess family. II Is charged. that
White found Mrs. Hess busily Ell.
gagged In making up her bed. He then
II IL asserted. attempted to assault
her. lir cries brought a man. who was
in the waiting room. to her rescue and
II is said that White then declared
that he would kin any person that nj.
tempted TO interfere with him The
man had prepared for sucn an emer-
sency, declares Major Hess. and with
his revolver finally succeeded In chas
Tag White away. Major Hess was busy
nj the time burying n body in the new
National cemetery. When Major Icss
returned to his home Il Is said that
Mrs. Hess reported the facts in the
attempted assault to him and he i'm.
mediately wont to Old Point and swore
out q warrant for the arrest OF White
accusing him OF attempting to assault
his wife.
Tho warrant was turned over TO
Marshal lIarris. who came to Hamp.
ton, aud conferred with Shcrlh Cur.
rs at noon. Tho officers were then
Informed that White was wanted by
the United States authorities and to
Keep watch for the man.
Found in King Street.
About 1880 o'clock last night White
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
Matters PERSONAL
commandments

Or and Mrs. Latane. of Winchester.
are the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. ]. VII
ton Hope, in North King street.
Mr.. Daniel Harold Rucker has re.
turned from visit OF several weeks
with his father in Buena Vista.
Captain r. II. Richardson left yes.
selatiyes In James City county and nj
Toana.
Mr. Charles A. Junken has returned
TO ms home In Washington street,
after having spent a month in New
York city
Miss Lettic Smith, who is the guest
OF MT md Mrs. Curtis p. Bowman
at the National Soldiers Home. will
return to her homo In Waynesboro
Va, next Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel f. Cock viii
leave next week for Florida, where
they Will spend the winter.
Mrs. Harry q. Parker and Miss Kit.
lie Hope are spending week in Bal
timore.
Mr.. w. b. Spencer of North Carroll.
M. but late of Norfolk, has accepted
n position as pharmacist with Hulrs
Cut Rate Drug Store.
Mrs. William s. Love. of Win.
chester, Is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Kenneth w Hudgins. In East Hamp-
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
HAMPTON, PF1OEBIS AND Old POI

and his father in law, Mr. Leanard
sheets, Sir. met in Sout King street
ana the two men engaged In n quar-.
rel. II Is said that Mr. Sheetz struck
white over the head with his cane
Onicer Watts saw the trouble and
recognizing White took him into Gus,
tody Mr.. Sheet aud his SON In law
have been on bad terms for several
months.
After hls arrest White was taken. ia
tue county jail, where he was detain.
Ell until Deputy Sheriff Edwin Curtis
took him to Old Point.
White immediately secured tho scr.
vices of Mr.. Fay s. Collier. tho Grim.
lnnl attorney, and he will have strong
counsel to defend him when tho case
comes up. A number of the friends OF
White went to his rescue and will
use thcir efforts IN extrlcating him
from the ugly position White has not
made n statement for publication hut
1t Is said he declares his innocencc
of the crime.
On Government Ground.
Az the National cemerety is the
property of the United States gov
drnment the local authorities have
no jurisdictions in tho premises and
White Will have to face tho charge
against him in the United States
courts. In tho event that Commission
er Baulch rcmands the case to the
grand jury.
White is n travelling salcsman for
the Virginia North Carolina Chcmi-
cal company and has been accounted
one OF the best mon travelling for
that corporation. His acauaintances In
Hampton contend that there Is some
mistake somewhere
The fact that such crime Ind
been attempted as charged against
White was known to few people. but
tho arrest OF White created one of
the real sensations that has hit Hamp.
ton In many years.
Mr. White was taken before Com
missioner Banlch. who admitted him
TO bail until noon today when the
trial win bo held. Mr.. L. T. Whitney
became his hondsmau.
According to the friends OF White
last night the charge against him can.
nor be sustained when the case comes
TO trial II was said that the friends
OF the accused man intended stand.
ing by him TO the end and those who
Know White best say that he cnn.
not be guilty of attempting such an
act
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
FINED 500.

Joseph Blunt Given Heavy Fine for
Carrying Revolver.
Joseph Blonnt. who wns arrested for
carrying concealed weapons by Offi-
GERS John Tignor aud Wesley Gun.
bingham. was given hearing before
Magistrate 8 b. Wood last night. II
was shown that Blount attempted TO
shoot his wife and Magistrate Wood
Imposed a fine of 500 and costs upon
the accused man. Blount was unable
10 paw and went to iail.
In the Gaze OF Fannie Mason against
Eiizahath Griffin, Magistrate Wood
bond of $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12

I'VE yeas and was very generally es-
ietemed by her acquaintances. She
was the widow of the late A. J. Ran
dali
Mrs. Randall Is survived by one
daughter, five granddaughtcrs and
one grandson. Mr. J. +. Aikens. the
pharmacist ut the National Soldiers
Home. is the grandson.
Funeral services viii be held from
the residence this afternoon at 200
o'clock and the intermcnt Will be In
ST Johns cemetery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
Notice to stockholders.

Tho annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Peoples Building and
Loan Association of Hampton. Va
viii be held in Bassette's Academy OF
Music. in the town Of Hampton. Va
on Monday evening. Nov. is. 1907. al
eight O'Clock. for the election of di-
rectors for the ensuing year. and for
tho transaction OF such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
meeting.
HARRIS BARRETT. Secretary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
Real Estate rransfers.

Messrs w. II. Guy & Company have
contaminated the following real es.
tate deals House and lot in Newport
News avenue to w T. Johnson.
$500: house and lot at Fox Hill to
w. T. Messick. $500 three cottages in
Franklin street, Phoebus. to George
r. Elliott. 1925.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
Award Was Made by The Commit
lee al Ihe jamestown Expo
sllion on Building and Study.
ALSO GIVEN SPECIAL MENTION
Prof. Henry oriscoIm Parsons, Direc.
tor of horticulture at the Exposition
Visited the Schools Yesterday and
Spoke Entertainlngly to the Teach
ers in Phoebus.

Tho schools of Elizabeth City coun-
" have been awarded silver meday
By the committee of awards ut the
jamestown Exposition.
The announcement of the award
was received by Hon. John NJ. willis.
county superintendent OF schools yes.
terday morning. and tho news VIII
bring joy to the patrons and children
of the public schools generally. The
award was made because OF the build
ings. course of study and the general
work OF the pupils as displayed in the
exhibit ut the Exposition.
The letter TO Mr.. Willis also stated
that the committee has decided to
give the school honorable mention.
In addition TO the silver medal. be.
cause of the fact that the frst fee
school in America found it's life in
Elizabeth City county
MIR. Willis, MS we'll as the teachers
OF the schools. are delighted over the
success of the exhibit ut The Exposl.
ton.
Mr.. Parsons Speaks.
Mr.. Henry Griscom Pa 'sons. direc-
tor OF horticulture at the jamestown
Exposition. and instructor In nature
study and gardening in the New York
University, visited the West End AGA.
deny and then In company with Mr..
Willis went to Phoebus. where he
addressed the teachers of the Phoe-
busl graded schools
In his address In Phoebus MIR. Par
sons explained the work thoroughly
and told the teachers how to success.
fully carry on the study off nature
and gardening Mr.. Parsons success
Mt the jamestown Exposi,ion has
been truly wonderful. and his discus
sion OF the themc here Yesterday
showed him to he n master of his pro.
fesslon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
THE REVEALS.
Large Crowd Listening to Sermons of
Rev. w. 3. Hendershot.

"'The First Question that God Ever
Asked n Sinner will be the subject of
Rev. w. b. Hendershot. who is con
dncting revival services in the Church
OF Christ, tonight. Last night the
church was filed with an Interested
crowd. The singing of Professor a.
j. Haley is a most interesting part OF
the services
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
HAMPTON NORMAL WON.
Taskegee institute Defeated by the
Score of l6 to O.

oCUTE OF 70 TO U.
The football eleven OF the Hampton
Normal and Agricultural Institute yes.
tesday afternoon defeated the eleven
from Tu3kegec, Booker Washington's
school on the local gridiron iy the
score of 16 to 0.
1t was the first time that the two
negro schools have met on the grid
ron and very largo crowd turned out
to witness the exhibition.
II is expected that athletic relations
between Tuskeaee and the Normal
school will hereafter mean annual ok.
|hibitions On the diamond and gidlron
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
DEATH OF MRS. RANDALL.

Aged Resident Of phoebus posssd
awav Early Yeste day Morning
Mrs. Sarah a. Randall. 80 years old.
~ wen known lady Of Phebus. died in
ner nome In that place. at IN early
mour YESTERDAY morning. She had
hVed In Phoebus for the past thirty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12

A Congress composed entirely OF
statesmen would no. require an extra
session to consider the financial ques-
Philadelphia Inquirer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
FOR RENT.

FOR RESIDENCE IN 42i
Mallory avenue. with all modern
conveniences. Apply To II. w.
SAUNDERS. care Jones. Saunders
Company. Hampton. li-S-lw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
HIGH School Musical.

Tonight there will be musical
given at the st Johns Parish at
S.i5. by the Colonial Concert Co. for
me benefit of the Hampton High
School Magazine. The program fol
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12

Mrs. Harry q. Parker and Miss Kit
tie Hope are spending n week in Bal
timore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12

Mr and Mrs. Daniel f. Cock Will
ieave next week for Florida. where
they Will spend the winter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12

Dr. and Mrs. Latane, of Winchester
ure me guests OF DR.. and Mrs. j. vii
ton Hope, in North King street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12

HARRIS BARRETT. Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12

Captain r. H. Richardson left yes.
Selatiyes In James City county and at
Toana.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12

Mr.. Daniel Harold Rucker hns re.
turned from visit of several weeks
with his father In Buena Vista.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

soi Monroe street and have moved into it. VI Mrs. Frank Julian. wife of the Sec retary of State, was, before her mar rage. Miss Eva Stephenson. of Leigh ton. Colbert county. daughter of the late II J. Stevenson. Their home Is I2S Monroe street. Their family be- sides themselves consists of two little Mrs. Seed. wife of the State Treas- urer, was formerly Miss Ellen Foster, of Tuscaloosa. She lis e daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. Luther Foster. Their son, Mir. Walter. D. Seed. IT., is a stu dent at the Naval Academy at An- napolis. He has recently spent his September leave of absence with his parents and has returned to Annapo< lis. MT. and Mrs. Seed reside at sss South Perry street.
 Mrs. Thomas M Owen. whose hus. band is Director of the Department of Archives and History, is a daughter of United States Senator and Mrs. John . Hollis Bankhead. of Lafayette She Is one Of the notably brilliant women of the State and is writer of pfomi- hence. She Is now on the stan of
 Uncle Remus" and her writings in that periodical are attracting wide spread interest. Dr. and Mrs. Owen reside at l North Jackson street
 Tax Commissioner and Mrs. Harvey. Jones have recently come to Mont gomery from, Mobile to make their home. and have taken a part of the residence of Mfr. and Mrs. Frank FL
 more at 644 South Lawrence street. Mrs. Jones. formerly Miss Marion Wilmer,i ia a daughter of the late Bishop and Mrs. Richard Hooper wilmer. of Spring Hill. near Mobile. She Is First Vice President of the Colonial Danes of Alabama and 6 member Of the board of directors of the Alabama Division D. A. R.. State Historian of the Uni! tod Daughters of the, Confederacy and is . member of the order of Fhe Grown, being lineal descendant of Robert; Bruce.
 Mrs. Garber, wife of Attorney Gen. era1 Alex M. Garber. was formerly Miss Louise Hurst, of Bowling Green,s Ky... a daughter of Major Keenan. promi-s nent lawyer and a member of one of the oldest Virginia families. Mrs z Garber Is a very accomplished and cul-i tured woman. She is a reader and elo-s cutionist of rare ability. Colonel and Mrs. Garber reside at 722 South Lsw-i renee street. Their infant son is named Alexander Nj. Garber. IT.
 State Auditor W. w. Brandon and Mrs. Brandon are making their hones with Mrs. J c. Lee on Church street. Mrs. Brandon is a daughter of Rev. Allen S. Andrews, once pastor of the Court Street Methodist Church of this city. Her two daughters. the Misses Majors. are with them.
 Mrs. wilkinson was. before her mar riage. Miss Rebecea HowaSd. of Au- daughter of the late pr. c. c Howard. who at orse time rep his county in the Legislature Mir. and Mrs. Wilkinson have taken the upper floor of the residence of Mr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
ana Mrs. W. E. Hayrooa. at ,ss south

and Mrs W. E. Haygood at s2s South Hull street.
 Mrs. 0unneis, wife of the supcriu- tendent of Education. is a woman who takes very prominent part in all that tends to the betterment of the child and to the education of the young She Is president of the Moher,s Union District Committeee of the Montgom- cry School Improvement Association She is a graduate of Cox College. for erly of La orange. Ga, now et College Park Ga. Mrs Gunnels was formerly Miss Sadye; Emily Goss, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c.sJ. Goss. of Con- merce, Ga.
 Mrs. Seymour. wife of the Director of the Bureau of Cotton Statistics, Montgomery. is a daughter of Captain Miles H. Amerine. She Is sfirst. iast and always Montgomery gifl and wo- man. After her marriage torM Mir. Sey- mour, she spent i've years in Palermo on the Island of Sicily, during her hus- bands administration as Minister to Palermo under CIeyelands last admin istration. Their daughter, Miss Ninuz- ga Seymour, was born during their residence in Palermo and was four years old when she and her parents returned to their home in Montgomery. As Miss Amerine, Mrs. Seymour was one of the most popular of belles and now she takes prominent part in the affairs which claim attention of the thinking women of the city. She is member of the Ionian Club and is secretary of the montgomery schooi Improvement Association. {.
 Mrs. Junious Riggs. wife of the State Librarian, was formerly Miss Elizabeth Green. daughter ef MT: and Mrs. John John Templeton Green. of Vicksburg, Miss. Mir and Mrs. Riggs reside at 420 washington street.
 Mrs. Ligon, whose husband Is Clerk of the Supreme Court, is a daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Means. and a granddaughter of Mir. Alexander Means, President of Emory College, of Oxford. Ga. As Miss Aileen Means. Mrs. Ligon was one of the most prominent young women who have evei graced Montgomery society, and as q young matron she is a leader in the so- ciai world of the Capital City of Ala bama.
 MT. and Mrs. Ligon have recently built Q ma gnificent home on South Per- ry street They will move into At about November 1. They make their home now with Mir. Ligon's mother, at f27 South Court Street. MT. Ligon is Inspector General with the rank or General on the stan of Governor Co., mer. He and Mrs. Lfgon are prom inent features of all official affairs.
 Mrs. Craig Smith. wife of the Presi- dent of the Convict Bureau. Is a daugh- ter of Governor and Mrs. B. B. Co., mer, and 1t is with her that Governor Conner makes his home when in the city. Mrs. Smith is favorite in Mont gomery society Al n~ home on Church Street. many brilliant functions have been enjoyed by her friends.
 Mrs. Sexton. the wife of Deputy In- surance, Commissioner. is a native of