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Evening journal., 1909-03-15
PUBLIC SALES


pubic SALE-TfE SUBSCRIBER
viii sell at the old Richardson
homestead, known as Ashley, opposite
Richardson Park on the Newport and
stanton Trolley. about one mile from
MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1909,
at 10 o'clock a. m,
Household goods, farm stock and implc-
mcnts, among which are chamber
suites beds, bedding, carpets, etc, in
cluding Walnut sideboard. sofa and
chairs, extension table. writing desk, also
some fine antique pieces as follows: Ma
hogany Bookcases. Weaver parlor organ,
Mahogany Sofa. Rockers. Parlor Cabinet
and other antique articles pictures, china
and glassware. Alabaster vases and or
naments, refrigerator. lard press, stained
glass window. stoves, cooking utensils
9 iine lot OF books, so volumes Harner's
Magazines, bound in leather; also three
fine rifles, two birding guns and lot OF
pistols. some OF which are antique
Stock and Implements. No. T. s'ARRY''
q ,nas. nae serrel driving horse suitable for
bay driving mare. Two Guernsey Cows.
one wellrbroken. Billy Goat, two-seat
family carriage Jenny Lind Carriage.
nice rubber tire runabout two buggies.
three good farm wagons handy wagon,
Dearborn wagon. rollers, moving ma
chimes, Bradley corn plantoE. sulSey. cul-
tivaNors. spring tooth harrows. drag har-
row. potato digger, wecder, hay tetter,
hay rake, wheat fan corn inarker corn
sheller, seed sower. plows. shovcls. forks.
etc. Set fine light harness. Deerborn
harness. news sets stage harness. new;
collars, brides. saddles, fly nets. Buffalo
robe 2 platform scales, and many other
Conditnos OF Saloon all sums OF
twenty-five dollars and under will be
cash, over that amount a credit OF three
months will be given by the purchaser,
giving a hanlSable note with approved
indOrser with interest added.
ESTHER W. BRINGHuRST.
w. A. HUklLL, Auct. m6-9-10-i1-i2-i3-l5
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LIKES PASTOR WHO
KEEPS HIM AWAKE

The Milton correspondent Of the
Milford Chronicle says: In speaking
OF the RS-. a. c. McGilton's illness, S.
]. Wilson said: Hes the best preach
er we've ever had in the Methodist
Church since I've been around. He's
the only preacher that could ever keep
me awake. I've not been asleep IN
church, since he's been preaching here
SANS church somnolence is well
known; and The above confession is re-
'nlarkahle
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PUBLIC SALE

WIN be sold at Stidham & Son Auc-
tlon Store III East Fourth street on
TIL uRSDAY. March 18th, 1909, at /
o'clock =. NJ, Sharp.
Bed room suites. parior suites, hand
some sideboard. parlor cabinet. mahog-
any bedstead and bureau, old settee,
couches, enameled beds, brass beds mat
tresses, gas range, wardrobe, refrigera-
tor pictures, chairs, rockers, desk, 3ih IT.
+. electric motor.
Also at the same time will sell for what
1t Will bring so rolls Of new mattings, 500
yards new fibre mattings. Loco yards OF
heavy cork linoleum. 90c kind, IN full
rolls and fine assortment OF designs, will
cut to suit purchasers. 800 yards OF new
Smith & Son velvet and tapestry carpets.
several good rugs. In all sizes, 200 yards
OF carpet remnants, / yard to Z yards.
All the above goods are IN fine condition
and must be seen TO be appreciated. Any
one looking for floor covering OF any
kind should attend this sale. Store open
for inspection OF goods evening before
sale and morning OF sale.
Goods purchased at this sale will bc
stored free until April LIST.
Don't miss this sale IL you want some
bargains.
STIDHAM & SON. Auct.
d. & a. Phone 5S5. Established 1856
/ n15-3t
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SHFPIER,S SALES

SHERfFF7S 9SKLE-BY VIRTUE OF <
writ OF Lcvari Facias 20 me directed.
will be exposed to Public Sale at the
Gilpln House. In the city Of New Cas-
tie, New Castle county Delaware,
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 3iST DAY OF MARCH 1909,
At 10 o'clock n. m,
the following described real estate, viz
All that tract, piece or parcel Of land
tie county. state OF delaware. ana more
particularly marked and bounded as fol-
Beginning for the same at stone on
the south side OF the public road, pass
ing through tho tract and also "a corner
for James Garman. runuing down said
road and crossing said road, south eighty
one and a half degrees west sixty
seven perches TO a stone on the north
side OF said road, new corner for Ed
ward Jones, thence along the north
side of said road ana along the new
line Of Jones, south iifiy-siN and three
quarter degrees west twenty perchcs and
sixty-nve hundredths 60 a stone on the
north side of said road a corner for said
the line Of Jones, north four and a half
degrees west si1ty-seven and twenty
hve hundredths perches 20 a stone in
the line of the old railroad. thence along
the old railroad near tho centre thereof
and also a new line with Jones. south
seventy-two and quarter degrees west
forty-fOur pcrchcs to the line OF George
Boulden; thence with Bouldcn's line
south two and onc-half degrees east, one
hundred and seventy perches and five
tenths of a perch to a stone, corner
for Chambers and u. Cam: thence north
eighty-seven and "a half degrees, east one
hundred and sixty-tive and two-tenths
rorches 20 a stone. thence lastly by lands
OF James Garman, north twenty-seven
and a fourth degrees west eighty-five
and three-tenths perches TO the place OF
heginning. Containing cighty-one and a
half acres OF land, more or less.
Seized ana taken IN execution as the
property of Warren II. Weston. Admin
istrator Of the estate OF Carroll J..
johnson, deceased ana Lille NJ. john
son. surviving mortgagor, and to be
sold by
Sheriff.
sherims Ofice. Wilmington. Delaware.
March Il. 1909. ml3-i5-lS-22-25-S0
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LEGAL NOTICES

7 y C1iANCERf,
New Castle County. IS.
Cause Of Partition.
In re. Real Estate pf
Margaret Butler, Deceased.
In pursuance Of an order of tho Chan
cellor in the above cause. made the four
teenth day of September, a. ID. 1905, all
persons having any lien or liens affecting
the interest or estate OF Sarah ]. New
ton. Mary A. McClay, Louis q. Cum
Minis. Martin r. Butler. Cloud Butler.
Salina West, Margaret Culp, Mary Carr.
Sarah Boise Catharine Clark. William
Cummins and Clestino Cummins. or cith-
or OF them, in the lands and premises TO
which the said cause relates, are hereby
notified 10 file a petition setting forth
the nature and amount OF the same in
the office of the Register in Chanccry for
New Castle County, TEN DAYS before
the fourth Monday IN March. a. d. 1902.
and 10 appear and prove said lien OF
liens az the ensuing term Of the Court.
hfore the rising of the Court on the third
day of the term.
THOMAS DAVIS, Trustee.
Wilmington, Delaware, February 3, 1909.
mS-1gt
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PUBLIC SALE

The eubscrlber viii sell at No. 81
West Seventh street. FRIDAY, MARCH
goods. Kitchen utensils. SC inciudins
chamber suits beds. bedding carpets.
parlor cabinet plano, sofa. chairs, plate
5nt 9s asfension ns iahie vain,,t ebins ciosst
fine lot Of books. pictures, dishes, knives
and forks, cooking pans, pots kettles,
tubs sc.
GffIbar,, q Aurt u1Io-ef
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Funeral of Captain w. J. Wilson.

The Rev. w. E. Greenfield was at
hllkneek' Nd, on Friday, when he con-
Quoted funeral service over the re-
mains OF captain William j. Wilson. a
prominent citizen OF that place. Mr..
Wilson left considerable real estate.
being the owner Of three large farms.
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Rev. Johnston to Preach Here.

The Rev. c. B. Johnston. of East
Stroudsburg, Pa. prominent mem
Der OF the Philadelphia Conference. will
preach i'm Siivcrbrook NJ T.. Church
ocXt SUNDAY morning
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49, IN R0uNn

= - ~ ~ WI III MD
T OST-COACH DOG PUP. LIBERAL
u reward if returned to S. Healy. 15OS
w. 9Th ST. m12-3t
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NnrIcn-

Notice IS hereby given that Letters
of Administration were I'm due form Of
law granted unto the undersigned, Oh the
9th day of March, A, D., 1909. and that
an persons having claims against the es-
tate Of the deceased must present the
same. duly attested to the said Admin
istratrix. on or before the 9th day Of
March, 1910, or abide the Act OF Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided.
MARY j. WEER,
Administrative.
Address J. Harvey Whiteman, Esq, At
torney-at-Law, Wilmington, Del
ml0-9t-eod.
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REGISTER'S ORDERS
REGfSTERS ORDER.

kEGlHIEh > OhDEh.
Office OF the Register or wills,
New Castle Co, Del March 9th, 1909.
Upon the application Of Mary j. Weer,
Administrix OF William c. Weer, late OF
Brandywine Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased. IL IS ordered and directed BY the
Register Of Wills. that the Admin
istriX aforesaid give notice OF grant
ing Of Letters OF Administration upon
the estate Ct the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof. by causing advertise
ments 10 be posted within forty days from
the date Of such letters in six Of the
most public places of the county OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate to present the
same, OF abide by an act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided and also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period IN The Evening Journal, q
newspaper published in Wilmington, Del
and to be continued therein three weeks
(e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
OF office OF the Register OF wills
aforesaid, at Wilmington, in New
SEAL Castle county aforesaid. the day
and year aboye written.
FRANCIS II. WALKER.
Register OF Wills.
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EOR REM

1915 Tatnall ST.. rooms, bath.
COS W. Goth ST.. 10 rooms bath.
Sif Nah Buren, ST.. 9 rooms. hath.
1912 W. Tenth ST.. 10 rooms. bath.
g0G Broomc ST., 10 rooms, bath
OFFICES
500 Market street
aifOP-50S Shiplcy street rooms
LARGE STORE-N w Cor Third and
Shiplcy streets
STABLE-i2 stalls: Morrow street.
ROBERT REYNOLDS.
No S3lia Market 81
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REMOVAL.

GEO. w. QUINN. N. D..
has moved his Institute of Osteo-
pathy to the DUPONT Bl6g. Hours
9 to II and 2 to S. Saturday 9 to
II. Evenings by appointment.
January 18th. u.
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+ OR RENT

2l5-906 and l1i0 Broome ST., n rooms
1929 Dupont ST. rooms. porch.
103 and 1911 Rodney St. Q rooms.
2i9 Franklin ST.. rooms porch
12S Concord Ave. rooms. porch.
1907 w. 10th ST.. q rooms, porch.
1905 Elm ST.. g rooms
1919 and 1927 Linden ST. rooms
2509 and 2S03 w. End st.. rooms.
b03 Poplar ST.. p rooms.
9l2 Reed ST. Z rooms
1923 1927 u. 18th ST., 6 rooms.
Apartments centrally located
Houses with large lots. Ciaymont. Rick
ardson Park, Hamilton Park, Tallcy-
Vile, Marshaiton aud kennett Pike.
Farm 100 acres. near Grcenville.
Farm IA acres. near Mt. Cuba
o. @. GOODEN.
Real Estate, Insurance. Sl9 Market st.
Both Phones.
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NOTICES.

NoTlcE-A. J. kooeh is no longer con-
nected with The Sunday Star or The
Star Printing Company in any capacity.
Pay him no money for any purpose on
our account.
THE STAR PRINTING CO.,
500 snipley Street.
Wilmington, DEL, March 10, 1909.
ml5-l7-l9
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EOR RENT

527 Clayton St. rooms ........ 500 90
1911 West 81. rooms .............. e7.00
1907 Scott St. rooms and bath.... 1900
1926 Lancaster ave. 6 rooms. bath . 1900
Delaware Ave aud Clayton Stu. $500
e15 W. 18th ST.. s rooms and bath. $500
ga Madison ST. z rooms and bath. 16.o
40 Poplar St. S rooms and bath . IS 90
1923 Linden ST.. rooms and bath . 10 20
llD Brandywlne ST.. rooms ........ 900
1911 Shalcross Ave, rooms bath. 1900
1901 w. 10th st, rooms. bath..... $50
30 W. ath ST.. Apartments. ......... 4.00
Small Houses la all Sections.
A. B. SrANTON, 10l Shiplcy 81.
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Pop SALE


EoR s1EE~F0LDfNG BED wfTH
large mirror; price $40. Apply 81
Market St mli-3t
FOR sALB--AlRSDALE TERRIERS.
fELLS, ith and Shipley. fi6-lm
FOR SALE-SALE - REMINGTON
typewriter. Cool condition VIII
sell cheap. a snap for some one. Ad-
dress TYPEWRITER, care Evening
FOR sALE-NATIONAI. CASH REG
lister. nearly new. perfect condition.
Bargain ~ sold at once. Apply No. 11O3
Market ST.. City. mis-8t
Il OR SALE-SEVEN OAK WALL FIX
lures. NORA v. BRENDLE. 3Qe
King ST. ml5-6t
Tor sALE-A COYLE'S PATENT
roller store awning. EPHRAIATS.
No. 3 w. 4th St mlbtf
ID RIVATE SALE-THREE DAYS
L only Two bed room suites, mat
tresses. springs. carpets, desk, two
couches, etc. Apply $50 W. sth St.
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I,OR RENT-NICE ATTRACTIVE
4 store in best business location. APP
ply 200 w. Seventh ST. j. Ostcricher.
mi1-f.
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EOR REM

STORE 225 Market ST.
gl3 orange 81
DWELLINGS.
S0S Van Burcn ST. no rooms and bath.
ll0S Broomo ST. 10 rooms and bath.
COG Harrison ST.. Z rooms aud bath.
9li Linden 81, rooms and bath.
SIG ~ 6th ST., g rooms.
1918 H. 18th 81. Z rooms
500 New Castle Ave. & rooms and bath.
Apply to WILMINGTON TRUST Co.
10th and Market SITS.
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BAKERY.
DENTlaT.

ID. & A. Phone 1880
DIR. HOWARp c. WATSON.
DENTIST.
Ford Building
suite 2i5-2lG Wilmington. Del
d2n-W-s-tf
4 EMENT SIDEWALKS AND PLAsT-
- erlng. George W. McCauiley and
Son Co. ios W. Sth ST. f25-eod-6m
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

moved 10 our new coal yard, we Of
Ter the large business property, fronting
on FouNh street Fifth street. and Penn
syivania Railroad Freight Yards. ele-
Nated siding, runs through property, over
~ coal bins, large stable, ofiice and store
room. The entire property over 5000
square feet, ground surface is under roof.
Immediate Possession. THE PHILIPS
THOMPSON Co. 200 Cast Fourth street
dl1-tf
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= OR RENT-sMALL FARM or
/ acres. near stanton. Apply to
G. 7. DICKEY. Stanton Del m13-2t
FOR RENT-TiE FARM or THE
hurst Possession Immediately Apply.
c. WARNER SMITH, Ninth and Mar
kct mi5-ft
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EOK RENT.
207 Market ST.. entire building.
S25 Van Burcn ST, S rooms and bath.
2O2O Market. St, lStorc and Cellar.
Hutton ST. lSturo and CELLAR.
50i H. Firth ST., rooms.
POS Orange ST.. z rooms.
2ii Maryland Ave. rooms.
407 Shipley ST., entire building or floors.
a36-3S Liberty ST.. darge storehousel
lO6-S-i0 Orange st., Manufacturing Bldg
I2S Concord Ave, rooms and BATH
a0iG Market ST. rooms. bath
j. MILTON MADDOX.
mi0-tt No. 502 Shipley ST..
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XNANTED-GOOD HAND SEWER on
w pants Apply s36 Market street.
ml5-lt
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Our German Silver kid lined $500 bag
only $3.50. All other bags reduced Como
up and see them. J. KERN.
Sewelcr 40 Market ST.. End door,
d2-m.w.s.tf
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Take Notice (! Farmers !

n1s-l7-1a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14

thought some money ought 70 be APP
ropriated for the Newport News
Fairgrounds Association. Mr.. Pet
zold explained that sac would De
ample to keep the East End play
grounds open until he commencement
OF the school session.
president West directed the
clerk 10 reduce the two requests TO
writing and referred beth TO the
finance committee.
Advertise For Crushed Rock.
Under suspension of the rules the
board adopted resolutions directing the
street committee TO advertise for BIDS
for furnishing 800 tons of crushed
rock to the city and for paving West
avenue from Twentythird street to
Twenty fifth street with yitrined brick
and block asphal; and the paving OF
Thirty-second street from Washington
avenue TO Huntington avenue with
block asphalt
The resolution directing the adver-
Using for bldg for furnishing the rock
was offered by DR.. Longan and the
other resolution was offered by Mr..
Nelms The representatives from the
Third ward have, II is understood.
agreed 10 use part of the money
apportioned In laying crushed rock on
certain Of the streets in that ward.
Suspend All August Meetings.
The board unanimously adopted n
resolution offered by Mr.. helms and
directing the suspenion Of the regular
meetings of both branches OF the
council and all of the council commit
tees in August. The resolution sets
forth that many OF the councilmen
leave the city In August and cannot
attend the meetings of the councn or
committees
by a unanimous vote. the aldermen
concurred in the appropriation Of
s275 for the entertainment of the Re
publican State convention and an ap-
preparation Of $l0l.3G to cover de-
iicits In several Of the city depart
ments.
An ordinance directing the city en-
gineer to allow the granite curbing on
Thirty fourth street at the ocahon-
tas hotel to remain and to bring the
curbing on the opposite side of that
street to the same grade as the granite
cnrbing now down was unanimously
adopted.
Mr. II. c. Petzold. of the Third ward.
who was elected to the beard some
item ago to succeed Mr.. w. w. Wash
burn. qualified before Depuy Clerk OF
Cors Marahie last night and took his
seat on the board. He arrived In the
ocancil chamber about half hour af-
ter meeting began. but took an active
part in the proceedings after that
time.
The board adjourned at $50 o'clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14

Miss Lucy Bozelle, of Petersburg, is
visiting Miss Ella Davis, 1902 West
avenue.
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Socidl-PersOndl


Mr.. ~. 4. Parker has returned from
his vacation. which he spent In North
Carolina.
Mr.. NJ II. Lash left last night ~
attend the furniture exposition.
Miss Louise NJ. Goddin left last
night for New York to visit friends.
Mrs. II. f. Bell and son Allen, OF
Franklin, Va. are the guests OF II Mrs.
Bells sister. Mrs. W.. l.. Taylor, on
Forty-ninth street.
Mrs. George c. Chaplin and little
daughter are spending sometime at
Kerfoot. Va.
Miss Mabel Hooper has returned to
her home In Covingtcn, KY, after
visit to her sister. Mrs. Walter X.
White, on Twenty-niEth street.
Miss Florence O'Donneli OF Rich
mond, has returned home after visit
ing Mrs ]. n. Mackin, on Thirty fifth
srteet
Mrs. jenkins, of Portsmouth, is Wis
ting her son. Prof. Willis A. jenkins.
on Thirty-fourth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
Curiosity In Roundariss.

About Gee yards from the station al
Herserx. at the croSsheads from
Oudenarde to Roubaix. on the way
from Journal 10 Monseton. there is a
directing post which from a topo-
graphical point Of view is q curiosity.
This post marks the separation be-
tween the two countries-hrance and
Belgium. three provinces or depart
ments. lie Sord, Western Flanders
Burgess. and Journal Three faces
dwell around ~. speaking three Ian
guages French. Fiemish. and wallin
II Is also in three communes. Wat
trelos. Herseux. and Estaimplus.-Ion'
don Globe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14

on the house vas sent to Compiegene
by express train with . number Of
carrier pigeons Liberated az 7.is a.
N. along with The latter. :; reached
its nes; az S.22 o'clock. three hours
sooner TIA, he earliest pigeon Tae
distance j. $50 miles. ana II the fsc-s
are correct this gives the oxtraordi.
nary rate % f3f miles an hour The
plgecn' rate was % miles an hour
The Field.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14

Mrs. jenkins. of Portsmouth, is Wis
ting her son. Prof. Willis A jenkins,
on Thirty-fourth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14

Mr.. Abe Horwifz. representing the
Aerchants Association. appeared be-
fore the board and asked for an an.
pro3riaticn Of $3.50 Tor the mainten.
ancs Of Washington and Circuit
SQUARES He said that the association
cic not have enough money 10 keen
the parks NJ the remainder Of the
year and declared that The city should
contribute toward the maintenance II
the parks.
Or. LonsaE then stated that he
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ing and ventilatlng Company on III
bid OF sl.075.
Little Business Before Board.


bid OF s1.075.
Little Business Before Board.
Very little business other than that
relating to the new school was trans
acted by tbs board last night. The
matter of the election OF the TWO
teachers necessary to complete the
corps was passed over until the next
meeting. The resignation of MISS
Frances I.lwellyn also was accepted.
Acting Chairman q. Albert Lenz. OF
the finance committee. reported de-
ficit of sl297s in the funds Of the
board. Schmelz Brothers bank has
agreed TO furnish the board with all
the funds necessary until the state
school board appropriation becomes
available and the trustees will not
have to ask the council for a special
appropriation.
Bivirs on Finance Committee.
Mr. Fred Biyins, a new member OF
the board. was appointed member
OF, tine finance committee, and Mr.. John
Christie. another new member, was
appointed to the committee on build
ines and grounds
superintendent Of Schools willis A.
Jenkins was not present at the meet
ing. having wired early In the evening
that he could not get back 10 the city
because of a wreck on the Chesapeake
4 Ohio Railway. lie has ben attend
ing the summer normal school at Char
lottesville.
Former Superintendent of Schools
w. c. Morton was present and made
the following report on the enrolment
and average daily att ndance in the
city schools durin: the month OF
June:
Renort for tune
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14

Mrs. Phillip FinegaE and daughters
Elizabeth and Anita left yesterday al
ternocn fer a visit to Blue Ridge and
Yellow sulphur Springs They were
accompanied by Mr.. Finegan. who viii
go to West Virginia and Kentucky oil
business trip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14
Contractor Hall Begins Erecting
School This Morning.
EXPECTS TO FINISH II ON TINE
Trustees Hold Regular Meeting and
Dispose of Routine Buslness-Con-
tract for Heating Let-Former su-
perintendent Morton Makes Report.

Mr. ]. w Hall. the Richmond con-
tractor, who was awarded the contract
for the construction of the new public
school building near jefferson avenue.
arrived In this city yesterday morning
from Richmond and made final ar
rangements for starting the work on
the building this morning Mr.. Hall
held a confer nee with Clerk w. l..
Tabb. OF the school beard. and re-
quested that the city engineer be on
hand early today TO stake or tn eight
lots on which the building Is TO be
erected so that ,here win be no delay
IN commencing the work.
Clerk Tabb reported the result OF
the conference to the school board al
the regular meeting of that body last
night and he was directed to request
both City Engineer Pearse and Engi-
neer Wagner, OF the Old Dominion
Land Company. to stake off the lots
early this morning.
viii. Employ Large Force.
Mr. Hall will employ as large n
force of sworkmen on the building as
possible and he hopes % have it com
qleted and n ady for occupancy when
the school session begins in Septem-
Der.
The building is to be 4 twO-st0ry
brick structure with a slate roof. Only
the four rooms on the first floor Will
be completed at this time. as the four
rooms on thu second floor are not
needed and they will be completed as
they may be needed To accommodate
the pupils attending tie school.
The school board last night award
ed the contract tor the heating plant
for the building t. the American Heat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14

Mr.. J. p. Herman left yesterday for
Seattle, Wash. to visit the exposition
there. Before returning he will spend
sometime with his son In San Francis
CO. Cal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14

Miss Mullen. OF Petersburg. has re-
turned home after visit to her sister,
Mrs. Lane Lacey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14

Mr.. W. j. Nelns. who has been III
at his home on the Boulevard. is able
to be out again.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-14

Miss Bessie Bivips is visiting friends
In Baltimore.