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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
ANNEXATION BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
Governor Swanson Expected 10 Al
tech His Signature 10 The Local
Measure Today.
II Has BEEN RUSHED THROUGH
Next Move in the Proposition to Take
the West and East Ends Into Hamp.
ton viii be Made in the Elizabeth
City County Circuit Court This
Morning.

The bill relating to the increasing
OF the limits of town and cities of the
second class In Virginia. which was
framed Ly Hampton men. ana which
IS of great interest here. was passed
by the Senate In Richmond yesterday
and now nll that IL lacking to make
II general law is the signature OF
Governor Claude a. Swanson The
bill was last week unanimously pass
ed by the lower branch OF the leglsla-
tnre and only two members of the
Senate voted against its adoption
when the bill was up for passage yes.
etrday.
The news that the annexation bill
had been passed by the Senate and
now only awaits the signature of Gov
nrnor Swanson was received here
'hortly after noon yesterday in mes
sage from State Senator Saxon w
Holt, The information created the
greatest interest and there was q gen
eral feeling of citation among the PEG
pie who desire to see Hampton stretcl
out her protecting arm and take IN
the East and West Ends. That thi.
VIII be done the most ardent
H..
Senator Holt. following the good
example of Delegate Harry Il. Hous
ton. got suspension of rules In the
Senate AZ soon rs the committees OF
towns and cities made n favorable re
port upon the adoption of the bill ant
by this means had the measure en-
lctcd Into law.
Governor Swanson Is expected Il
aflix his signature to the bill today ant
as the measure becomes a law i'm.
mediately upon it's passage the flgn
for annexation has been won.
Town Attorney William c. l.. Italia
terro. representing the council of tn,
Town OF Hampton. will today MAKE
formal application to Judge Black
stone, In the Circuit Court, nskln,
| that an order he entered requestin.
Governor Swanson TO designate som,
Judge to COME here and hear the mn
plication for the extension of III,
units of the town. Judge Blackston,
Is disqualified by the law from slttin,
In the cnse and the motion by Mr.
raliarerro today Is In keeping vii,
The usual procedure In such matters
The court Will simply enter an orde,
informing Governor Swanson that tn,
court Is not qualified to cit in tn,
annexation case and asking that some
Judge from another community b,
sent to hear the cause.
Just when Governor Swanson vii
name the Judge cannot be surmlsed
He VIII probably do SO at once now
lhat there Is to be no fight on the
proposition to make Hampton a cit,
Iof 5000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23

say the tariff must be revised by its
friends. We say It must be revised
by the friends of the people. Other.
wise 1t will never be done ut all or
the revision will prove to be a shame
But. like all measures which affect
trade and industry. the revision OF the
tarin must be made with deliberate
care. Thousands o. honest industries
are involved which must have time
and opportunity to adjust themselves
to new conditions. These need not
be harmed. On the contrary. as
many of them have already discov-
cred, they will gain by being freed
from obstacles which hamper foreign
trade.
Right things may be done In n
wrong way. When was 4 10y | once
got good licking because. when set
to weed long neglected strawberry
bed. went about 1t with such rock-
less force that the vines mostly came
up with the weeds.
In conclusion, am firm in the be.
lief that we shall deal this year in
wholesale fashion with all differences
in personal choice and views and
bring the party in full vigor to the
coming race.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
ASK the LEGISLATURE FOR
THE PROPER AUTHORITY
War Department besides to Reclaim
81 Acres of the Upper Mill
Creek Property.

With the view to filling in 81 acres
of the upper end of Mill Creek for
amy purposes the war department
through Assistant Secretary of war
Oliver, has asked the Virginia legis-
'ature for the authority to reclaim
the strip of land. Tho secretary es-
Inmates that it will cost $4,000 per
acre to reclaim the land, or total
OF s1OS.50O to I'LL in the 81 acres.
The ground is now used as an oys-
ter ground and Is held in the name of
the State of Virginia. A bill will be
presented TO the Legislature covering
the transfer as desired by the gov
eminent and the amount of money
which The state will receive. The war
department says the land is needed
for the Improvement of Fort Monroe.
The project TO reclaim the upper
mouth of Mil Greek has been under
ndv'sement bv the war department
for the past 10 months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
Father Of Tho Dead Boy Wants
Tho circumstances Surrounding
Injuries 10 500 Investigated.
JOHN Lynch SAYS IT WIS ACCIDENT
7W''lle AZ Play Lardln Was Kicked on
Head Several Times Last October
by Lynch and Has since Been Fight.
Ing For Life. Or. vanderslIao to
Look Into the Affair.

Henry Lardin, IL years old. died In
his home, in Riverview, at noon yes
terdny from the effects of several
Kicks On hls head, which he received
while playing with several compan-
fons last October. Tho youth had
been in the Dixie Hospital for most
OF the time since the accident occur
red, but n few days ago was removed
TO the homo OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl I4ardin.
According to. tho story told the
police authorities yesterday by Mr.
Iardin, the father OF the dead boy,
John Lynch, 10 years old, did the
kicking, which finally resulted in tho
death OF Henry Lardln II was
whiie the boys were playing In River
view on October 16 that Iardln was
{ Kicked on the head several times by
: Lynch and It later developed TINT Lar
dln'5 skull was fractured in several
places. Or. William p. Islcy resorted
20 several operations, removing large
portion OF the skull bone, In an mt
Tempt to save young Lardin's life. but
the injury refused to give to treat
inent and he died yesterday.
Mr.. Lardin came to Hampton and
reported the death of his son TO Sherifi
4. *. Curtis Mr.. Iardln says he hns
neen told that the Lynch boy purposely
Kicked his non and for that reason he
desired full investigation OF the
circumstances In connection with the
anair. Mr. Lardin declares that the
other boys present when the Kicking
occurred declare that Lynch was mnu
and that the trouble started over n
dispute between Lynch and the dead
youth.
John Lynch declares that the kick.
ing was IN accident and that the In
sSSisssst pS Lardin were atci.
dentaily given,
Or. George X. yanderslice. tho cor,
orner, will hold an investigation this
morning, when the question of em
panelilng coroner's jury will be de.
cided. DR.. yandersllce will frat con.
i5r filth commemorative Attorney
Edgar II. Montague.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
Ri2GIYlAN RAILWAY TO
DEVELOP NEW RIVER
Line FINN Tlcfswaler Section to Elk.
tend THROUGH Piney Coal
Coal Fields to Hinton.

CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Jan 90 =
citizen of Hinton who has been
closely identified with the plans OF
the Virginian railroad, formerly styl-
ed the Deepwater Tidewater to reach
tho rich coal fields, today declared in
positive terms that the virglnian
railroad would be built through West
Hinton just as soon as financial con-
fldence improved sufficiently to pro-
vide funds. This extension will DE
from the mouth of East river on
the main line from Deepwtaer to Nor
folk. to the Piney coal fields via West
llinron and Prince.
Tho citizen himself sold the char
ter and rights OF way over this route
secured by him for railroad line.
to the Virglnian people, and is EN-
firely familiar with their plans for
Developing this important territory.
The Pennsylvania Lumber Company
has built n lumber road down Blue
stone river to its mouth, FIVE miles
above Hinton on New river and this
road has been rendered the Virglnian
railroad to operate. which they VIII
shortly accept, building their line on
thropgh from the mouth of Bluestone
to the Raleigh coal fields at once.
and later complete the link between
The mouths Of Bluestone and East
rive's.
This information comes from au-
thoratative sources and assures the
speedy development OF the west side
of New river and will incidentally
do much toward developing West
Hinton rs sn importan, point
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
PRETTY WEDDINGS.
Mlsa Grace Moore the HRdc of M.
John l.. Hudnlna.

1917 - ''uNuHe.
The marriage of Mfr. John l.. Hud-
gins and Miss Grace l., Moore, popu-
lar young people OF the Poquoson dis
trict in York county. took place In
Emmaus Baptist Church at Poquoson
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The
attendants were Mr.. l.. II. Hodge aud
Miss Mamie Workman. Mr.. Homer
Reggins and Miss Neva Moore, and
MI. Cleveland Moore and Miss Mar
garet Phillips. The church was pref
lily decorated and there was a large
crowd OF the friends of the young
couple out TO witness the ceremony.
Mr., and Mrs. Hudgins came to Old
Point and took the steamer for a
wedding trip In the North.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23

made his first appearance in the court
as commemorative attorney.
A nolle prose qui was entered IN
the case of Lille Brown, under in.
dlctment for felony.
Edward Moschella. an Italian. ap-
peared In court, and gave notice of his
Intention OF becoming an American
citizen.
The license of j. w. Shorter. who
conducted II saloon at Duzzards Roost.
was transferred TO G. G. Gillette.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
TO GET NEW GUNS.
Model of 1908 to be Supplied Fort
Monroe ArtllIerymen.

The various artillery companies al
Fort Monroe are being equipped with
the latest guns. which are known ms
the United States magazine model OF
1908. The war department has in
structed the fort authorities to have
the old gums put in proper condition
for exchanging them for the more UP
to date weapon. The artillerymen
have therefore been told to get the
guns out OF winter quarters"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
A Iona STAY.

Agent-How long do you intend to
remain in Washington?
Recommendation Congress passes a
couple of necessary laws that
Agent-Gee! You don't want to rent
house--you'd better buy one-Wash,
Ington Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
To Improve council chamber,

Mr.. Alexander Western. the local
contractor, has been awarded the con.
tract for making repairs to the town
council chamber. Mr.. Weston will
put in steel ceiling and. paint the
wood work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
Ma. ormsby las Appenaleltls.

News was received here yesterday
Of the illness OF Mr. William Ormsby,
formerly OF phoebus who has APP
pendicltis. Mr.. ormsby is now liv-
ing In Richmond. and will undergo an
opention in the Virginia Hospital
there, today He is member of
Hampton Lodge of Elks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
eiIorFe AND ENTERTAINMENTS

Tho 'ad'"s Of the F'rst Methodist
rhrrrh Will hoia sumner and enter.
tainmcnt IN tho store.room next 10
Robort Marcus South King street.
Thursday and FRIDAY night. January
9S and "a. The public is cordially in
vited. 1-21,3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
"Return Of Santa cIaus.n

A large and fashionable partv wit
messed the Return Of Santa Claus"
a most clever farce comedy. In Ce-
d'r Hall, the home of Capt. and Mrs.
Frank Darling last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
Had His Thumb Broken.

Mr. Claude Hudgins. painter had
his thumb broken and received other
painful injuries by q fall from step
ladder on which he was wording, yes
terday morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Charles Everett Acquitted Of the
Charge Of sloamy.
In the Circuit Court yesterday
Charles Everett colored, and aged
inmate of the National Soldiers Home,
was acquitted of the charge of blgamy.
He was represented by Mr.. Fay s. Col.
Her and Judge Edgar e, Montague
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
New officer Rou.ten.

Mr.. Edward N. Routten has been
sworn In as an extra police officer of
the town OF Hampton. Mr.. Routten
Is we'll equipped for the position of
O policeman.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
BREAKING Down,

Its tough to make man turn an
|archist."
The unequal distribution OF
wealth."
mo; tho unequal distribution OF
Notwithstanding Courlar-Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
Basketball TonIoht.

Two fast games of basketball are
promised lovers OF the sport in Ar
mory Hall tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23

Take your prescriptions to Hulrs
Cut-Rate Drug Store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23
Fox Hin Events.

George and James yerlander OF
Essex county, are here on a visit to
their sister, Mrs. Mary Johnson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Mr.. Louis F. Livcrlght. formerly a
merchant here. but now at the head OF
large hosiery manufacturing compa,
ny in Philadelphia, spent yesterday
In Hampton with friends.
Mr.. Randolph Hayes, who went to
New Rochelle. N. Y. to take the ex-
animation for admission into West
Point Military academy, has returned
home. Mr.. Hayes expects to hear
from his examination within short
time and in the event he passes will
enter the military academy next June.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. l.. 1nlia-
ferro returned yesterday from n visit
to Richmond.
After visit to his sister, Mrs. q.
II. Holtzclaw in East Hampton. re-
turned TO his homo in Richmond, yes
terday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-23

Miss Cora Martain, of Crab Neck, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Marshall Jonn-
son.
Perry Bloxom. the nine year old son
OF MIR. S. r. Blossom, Is quite III from
an attack OF appendicitis.
Mr. Edward Spincle, who was op-
neraied on at the Dixie hospital few
days ago Is still quite Ill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

Dallas Willard. son q wealthy ses.
llelt of Paine. o.. made a confession
mat d. hal been Tie in-e-liarv wFo
Had recently started a number ~ e.
structve fires al la Crosse and West
salem. Wis. end be vas sentenced 20
The state reformatory A. Green i,ag
for a period &c Two years The ycu1E
man sad be- had mania Tor lncerai-
arlsm-
Alonno Perry Bliven. tn inventor 81
a unacceptable boat and other me
chauical oontrivances. declares 70 has
invented an airship which. vhen peg
fected viii BE- able 10 sail from New
York 70 London in forty hours
Two robbers are wounded and car
tur,d in a pifched battle afie- rob
b.ng postofdees in New Jersey
Seeing the face % his long lost wife
IN d series Of moving pictures repre-
sent.n- a New York street scene M
balanced the mind ~ George 'Coshet
20. q wealthy man a. Youngstown o
He IS held 90 De- examined on iu1zcy
charge. Mrs CosheitO disappeared
I've years ago
The lcs children Who persisted il
the doorway % The North Coliinwoo.
school died because escape vas cu
or by = narrow inner door PROBES
f.ons built AZ the side q this innei
door - cut the width Of the exit fha
to rA '1ren were caught and Crushe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-13

We have Al 81 --r-t q. cur -1T7
al II sens strange. zft-- lzvis1i--
50 many Millions urcz i-- thar u
sod te thought rec@ssz-T tT Al
ui-zI Co-vs-s@ 70 6ss--s II from the
a--zek q those Eho 1-cizre 10 Is -r-
ecuzI IN ezciezcF % r1e zzFi=s g
c-he- countries Tie z5-.rzi teciz--s
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fo-es-n services We s1r--1 boz
rot Bu- zhr are Gu hzrrl=shiFs 10
surerior- WY vote -l-i1-s sTs-y
year 70 b-ld shiEs fhz- AZ III s.
uerso-- P-esi5ezr Ro1s-ve-- = AZ
z-se-r advocate 81 greater navy. t-f
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20 build r1c-e n.z-rl@s1iEs --rl Ee
k-uE tkzt TIE ryE- is s--@-tu- O. -11ss
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i-r=sriEzricl Ehv there is am lied %
sets-E the efzre-cT 90 th1se s1lEs
sl-esEy in cox u-lsslr- u is sr-Ee,f
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a-zi-s g to-t 1o-sss o. cr--ress are
ir1le-ces - ioatgis-s = -tvai cCl-
s--r1c-c-s I'D -Ez- ~ zre t~-E sEi--
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-13
DETECTIVES ON
LILLEY'S TRAIL
AUTHOR o. CHARGES OF SCAN
DzL ~ UsNARlNEs COW
PLAINS TO COMMITTEE
INQUIRY IS COMMENCED
cs1,e-t.Su- c11sressr-sn Aiso Re
5.es;s Employ --ert Ger t-irn q
C~css-Exar- rsrs-M tnesses
Nc; wilma

wsshsrrrou. u Che E-ecire
Hoa, Courauy q Ne~ le~ey- az
de- inquiry 81 congress intO It's a.
leEeE ms-k-1s in i-1ueacing suona-
riue legislation IN The ho-se. has r.
rziued a. counsel in ne has case
ans John y. Lindsay q Ne~ NoTk-
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ruhlic session AZ 1850 q n MOntay-
The members are Bourel q Illinois
S--vers CO N5cat-zn- Oims-ea1 q
Peunsyiyz-ia. Howard q Georgia at
R-Cusseau @. LouisianA- Revre~e-ta-
tive Roberts q Massachusetts, q the
naval Affairs COMMITTEES. Ezs T--se1--
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The report a. the oommi-ie- OF rules
lis reso,u-soa providing for he iaves-
lsaricn n which II vas stated that
I-llley had appeared Before he rules
committee on his own Instance Il
ley interrupted Nth. + wOui- lke &c
say a zo-c about rk.- ! AS ncti-
led.-
II XII be bes- 70 let The report Be
read through f-s-.- s2ie Chairman
4 Bourel
A. The ccnc-rs q q The reading @:
he report L1lley addressed the coz
( ui--ee saying
ASH have ben p,ac-d II TIE atri
,1se a --usecu-inE o1lcsr O. This 2
vestiEat01. ! should have the riEh- q
4 have witnesses summoned y The g
f der desire Also. as nos g t1a
testimony Eiu cone from u1Ei-l--s
witnesses desire = employ iegz
counsel ski-e1 u sxaminztic--
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cali The ar-eurlo1 o. t1e committee =
tie tac- -ta- I am tei-g s-at0re
ana fo-lo-e5 u Ee-ec-iEss- No- wts1
i-- 20 b sss.ec-et % such th-n-.
ask thz- action ~ -zE=1 90 F-er 2
II order 90 take such action. I Al
rc- q s1-uc- -hree -e1-
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az q detective agency Huu-@-l s-a
ro-h requests would --l-ive Cl-s-1er-
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session
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-13
IS ONLY ONE CURE
TARiFF REVISION ALONE CAN
cURs TIE TRUSTS
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-13

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ir-erurbzn car Ehich lett inti2--
.rcus a. 1855 ard an -nta-urhzn
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erzl rzsseu-e-s Eese hurt so-e "a
ally
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-13

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-13
~. Earn There

A washiu zton man. whose husiness
had brought him 20 New YORK. toe -
ruu not long ago into Connect y
Were he had lived in his childhao--
In the place where he was born
aocosred a venerable old chap. q
some 50 years. zho proved 70 Dc -
VERY person the Washingtonian soi---
~ answer certain inquiries conc RI
fnz the place As the conversa ?
proceeded the Washington man sA-l
Il suppose you have always AFs'
around here
oh. no. said the native
horn two good miles from here.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-13

C1ar.s Ia-Frre here destroyed ne
rlz-f cf rhe Isc-isia-a Ce1.-si I.--,-
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lunher s-acEed In ire yaris
s-rdrec ECTk-ez lost tke-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-03-13

Fu--e- Gov Ps--EE- - E-sa-
ard Eoc1 ClzF @Hr@r-e-r % P---sEl
ra-iz Rsr1tlicz- Eclrics. 1--s 1i--
81 uir=5 ~ ir IL state hc-s= E-zt-
sail hr hzrt-E A--=--Ets'i 20 u1i-@
zzsh thcse so e-E-ee-e1 IL seal