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Evening journal., 1909-03-17

OF harness, and other farming imple-
ments. As ] am going to move. / Will
sel household goods as follows: Bed
room set. good as new. old fashioned
clitW FOOT bureau. round table (vcry old.
lot or dishes, sewing machine. lot OF
cane seat chairs. easy chair, rag. In
praln and Brussels carpets, ice cream
freezer meat chopper. cook stove par
lor stove. Also lot of milk cans and ono
separator good as new.
IERMS:--Three months credit on sums
OF VS.. interest added from day Of sale
day Of sale.
GEO. S. BIGGER.
LlLnA ALuL----. - L
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BRIBERY CASES
ARE CONTINUED

GEORGETOWN. Del, March 1.-THE
bribery cases Of three Sussex county poll
ticians. which were to have been heard
in Georgetown on Thursday. have been
postponed 10 April on account OF the III
ness OF Judge spruance.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NoTfcE~UNITED STATES MAX
~ shais Sale, District Of Delaware
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out
OF the United tSates District Court, for
the District Of Delaware, on the twelfth
day Of March, 1900. notice Is hereby given
that l viii self by public auction for cash
on Monday the twenty-second day or
March. 1909. at II o'clock I'm the forenoon.
at the entrance Of the United states
Court House and Post ONCE building. at
the corner OF Ninth and Shipley streets.
I'm the city of Wilmington, Delaware. the
Sloop Kensington, her tackle, apparel,
furniture, as she now lies az irederica,
Delaware.
WILLIAM r. FLINN,
ml5.i720 United States Marshal.
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morning and 1 O'Clock noon.
Kindly A.Ienoe.

Kindly S,lence.
The kindlness of silence is something
we might all bestow much oftencr than
we do. Granted that we do not indulge IN
scandal, that when we know OF the dis
tress and humiliation that has befallen a
friends household in the wrong-doing OF
one OF It's members we tell the tale only
pityinely and With every extenating cir
cumstance, yet why tell Il at all7 II it
were one OF our beloved that had stumbled
into sin and disgrace. IL one dear 20 US
had yielded 10 sudden temptation, if our
home had been rent with bitterness and
dissension. would not the first impulse
a right and natural impulse. be 70 hide
the hurt 'and strain from every human
eye? Would we not bless the friendship
that so far as possible closed its eyes and
sealed its lips, and that could be trusted
not to repeat what it perforce had seen
and heard? Surely this is a place where
the Golden Rule might have much wider
practice than II has-the shielding Of 9TH
ers by silence as we would hays our own
shielded
When I recall the hasty spoken word
Envenomed with a sting that found its
aim.
I marvel that my face again can wear
It's mask OF smiles. my lips low answer
frame.
But when I think of all the words held
back,
Because I learned the yictors strength tc
know.
A prayer wells upward from my grateful
heart.
And on my face feel loves radiant
glow.
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PUBLIC SALE
AT ROSE HILL.
ON MONDAY. MARCH ag.

1T 7 VTOUk.
One twelvo-year horse / threo-vear
colt sired by Perchen Stock. ! COW COM
ing fresh by day OF sale, I market wag-
on, with pole, I farm wagon, / dearborn,
Mccormick moving machine and rake.
nearly new. ] cider press. / corn shelter
corn crusher, / set OF cart wheels and
axle, 3 plows, Acme and drag harrow.
culuvators, harness by the set. hives
OF italian bees, fully equipped, iS-ft lad
der n lot OF hot bed sash, ] carpenter S
work bench, tree sprayors, one large
new brooder, also a lot OF chickens.
turkeys and hay, and lot OF other arti-
cles too numerous 70 mention.
All sums OF 5000, cash, over that
amount q credit OF three months will
be given TO purchaser giving a bankable
note with an approved endorser.
D. w. MAGUIRE.
A.
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REMOVAL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

& EsTABLlsHED SIANUF1cTrR-
n ing company in Wilmington offers
for investment an issue Of its per cent.
preferred stock. with bonus Of common
stock. Issue specially secured. By mort
1aoe VIII bear Investigation Parfi..z-
lars on request Applications (fron 500
upwardsl received until 18th inst p o.
Box 50, City. nls-H
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WILLIAM r. FLINN,
m1517.20. United States Marshal
~ y n
New Castle County. IS:
Cause Of Partition.

In re: Real Estate Of
Margaret Butler, Deceased
In pursuance Of an order OF the Cham
cellor in the above cause, made the four
teenth day OF September, A. ID. 1908, all
persons having any lien or liens affecting
the interest or estate Of Sarah j. New
ton. Mary A. McClay. Louis c. Cum
minis, Martin r. Butler, Cloud Butler,
Salina West. Margaret Culp. Mary Carr.
Sarah Boise, Catharine Clark, William
Cummins and Clestine Cummins OF eth
er OF them, In the lands and premises TO
which the said cause relates, are hereby
notified 10 ile a petition setting forth
the nature and amount OF the same in
the office Of the Register in chancery for
New Castle County. TEN DAYS before
the fourth Monday In March, A. y. 1909,
and TO appear and prove said lien OF
bfore the rising OF the Court on the third
day Of the term.
THOMAS DAVIS. Trustee.
Wilmington, Delaware, February 3, 1909.
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PUBLIC SALE

The subscriber will sell at No. SIT
West Seventh street. FRIDAY. MARCH
18th. 1909, az / o'clock, Il. NJ, household
chamber suits beds. bedding. carpets,
parlor cabinet. plano. sofa. chairs, plate
glass hall rack walnut dining table, wall
nut extension table. walnut china closet,
fine lot OF books, pictures. dishes, knives
and forks, cooking pans, pots, kettles,
SARAH ]. MODE.
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Bee Hive Branch.

The monthly meeting of the Bee Hive
branch took place at the home Of Miss
Sarah Newman on the evening OF Fri
day. March g. A full attendance was
present and all seemed interested. Our
president, Miss Il. r. Groves, was sick
and so the business part OF the meeting
was laid over until she could be with us.
a happy social hour was spent. Refresh
ments were served and all joined in hav-
ing a good time.
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P1TRLIc SALES
~ DIN oALEo
DJrIlC SALE

pJpLlC SALE
win be sold near Practical Farmer,
MONDAY. MARCH 20 1902.
at I o'clock, sharp.
% HEAD OF GOOD WORK AND
DRIVING HORSES.
The general purpose kind. suitable for
any use. IL YOU need a horse, yours Is
In the lot.
EXTRA FINE LOT OF FRESH COWS,
SPRINGERS AND STOCK BULLS.
top buggics. one Jchnie Lind carriage,
good as new. farm wagon, horse cart, lot
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. 1R RENT
z OR RENT

2l5-qQ6 and 11i0 Bro0me ST.. II rooms.
1929 Dupont ST, rooms porch.
1903 and 1911 Rodney St.. rooms.
2l9 Franklin st., rooms porch.
l2S Concord Ave, rooms, porch
1907 w. 10th ST., rooms, porch.
1905 Elm ST. rooms.
1919 and 1871 Linden St. rooms.
900 and 2S03 W. End ST.. rooms.
503 Poplar St, rooms.
one Reed ST., rooms
ll2a 1927 r. 18th st., rooms.
Apartments centrally located.
Houses with large lots. Claymont, Rich~
ardson Park, Hamilton Park, Ialley-
VILE, Marahalton and kcnnett Pike.
Farm 100 acres, near Grcenville.
Farm IL acres, near Mt. Cuba
D. q. OOODEN,
Real Estate, Insurance. S39 Market st.
Both Phones.
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John F. 0'MeaI,
M. Cuba, Del.
WANTED

511SSW0J1 >G6ENTLESfEN BOARDERS, or
man and wife. first-class table
and accommodations 1l06 jefferson St.
ml7-1wk.
WANTED. .-MEN AND WOMEN IN
w the State OF Delaware TO get mea-
bers for one OF the best five-year divi-
dend companies. Liberal contract to rr-
liable persons. Address H-e0. Journal
Odice. mll-lg-e9
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Work Wanted.

Sunshine has been asked to secure a
home for a half-grown girl in the country.
She is a good girl and would make her
self generally useful. We want the home
TO be a home In every sense OF the word.
She would be glad TO go for a small wage
or for her board and clothes. BY calling
telephone lS35-D, full Information viii be
given.
Sunshine has been asked to secure a
place for a husband and VIE in the coun-
try. They would like to move into a tene-
ment house on farm. The man is a
practical farmer and the wife is used to
the country. Full information will be
given IL you write to room 7l5 Equitable
building, and enclose a self-addressed en-
velope.
Sunshine has been asked to secure en-
ployment for man in the country on a
farm. He will xake himself generally use
ful. Write to room 715 Equitable Build
ing, and enclose a self-addressed envelope.
A single man Of about forty. wants
work with a carpenter. He is a first
class workman and any one in need OF
such work done, viii receive full informa-
ton concerning him by calling telephone
el5s-A, between the hours Of in the
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PennewilI Branch.

FenneWii brdncn.
ono of the most delightful meetings Of
this branch was held on Thursday even
ing, March 4, and one long to be remem-
bered by the members and friends of the
branch who We're present. The occasion
was an entertainment and reception given
by the members and friends TO the ladies
at the Home for Aged Women, Gilpm ave-
nue. and Harrison streets.
The following program was given: 2 ano
duet. Misses Florence Allen and e. Vir-
ginia Baynard recitation Mss Leila Craw-
ford; piano solo, Miss Katharine Gill;
voca' trio, Miss Leila and Master Howard
and Millard Crawford, reading. Being a
Sutlshiner" Mrs. u. G. birmingham plano
solo, Miss sara Amsbaugh; recitation.
when Father Rode the Goat" Master
AIillard Crawford piano duet Misses
Florence Allen and j.. Virginia Baynard;
vocal solo, Miss Sara Amsbaugh; recita-
ton, when Daddy Was a Little Boy"
Master Howard Crawford; piano solo.
Mrs. William j. Beatty. While this last
number was being given boxes OF candy
and Sunshine literature were dstr buted.
An informal reception followed. The ma
tron. Miss Sarah Garrett, extended a vote
of thanks on behalf Of the women. The
success Of the entertainment was due to
the committee in charge-Mrs. Howard T.
Crawford, Mrs. William J. Beatty, Mrs
William 7. Morris
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cynthia's Helpers.

This branch-one Of the largest In the
Delaware Division-confning its work ex-
clusively among the blind-is TO give an
entertainment on the evening OF March %
in the rooms of tho Young Women's Chris
tan Association, No. 9o6 King street. An
excellent program has been arranged. The
Temple ouartette, assisted by Miss Ma
son, Miss Bonner, and Mr.. w. Z. Doug
less, elocutionist will give the program.
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HsunHowers.n

The sunhower branch held its regular
fortnightly meeting at Rest rooms on
Tuesday evening, March O. The chairman
Of the rummage sale made a report of
Ss5 cleared and thanked the members for
their assistance. Arrangements were COM
pleted for the musical entertainment to be
held in st. Paul's NJ. E. Church on Thurs
day evening, March IS.
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NOTrCE

NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters
of Administration were In due form OF
law granted unto the undersigned. on the
9Th day Of March, A. D., 1903. and that
all 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.
Administrators.
Address. ]. Harvey Whiteman, Esq, At
mi0-st-eod.
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REAI ESTATE-

VSfFSfis al WELL GET III
or IT is NOT TO BE HAD.
Collecting Of Rents "A Specially.
q. III. HAYDEN, successor y
Hayden &fNail
Both Phones Tenth and Monroe SITS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FOR RENT
TWO APARTMENTS

IN mo new BELVEDERE, zoos Dela-
ware Ave. rooms and bath. front and
back porchcs. pantry large closets,
laundrics IN basement. Finest finish.
equipment aud location IA the city.
Possession March 18th Now open for
inspection. Apply to
NJ. y. MURPHY.
m1l-6t f. 9th ST
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REGISTERS ORDERS
KEulsfEK's ORDER.


Office OF the Register or wills.
New Castle Co., Del. March 6th. 1909
Upon the application Of Mary j. Weer,
AdministriN 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
istriN aforesaid give notice OF grant-
ing of Letters Of Administration upon
tho estate & the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof. by causing advertise-
mente to 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 tho
same. or abide by an ect Of Assembly IN
such case made and provided; and also
cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period in The Evening Journal, a
newspaper published in Wilmington. Del,
and TO be continued therein three weeks,
le. 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 above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register OF Wills.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
517 CLAYTON St. rooms 5000
ISL West ST, . rooms .............. 2JO0
1907 Scott ST. rooms aud hath.. rs 90
Delaware Ave aud Clayton 6t...... $500
sos w. 18th ST.. s rooms and bath. $500
no Poplar r., rooms and bath 49,. e5 %
i293 Linden ST. rooms and bath e.. 1900
iiG Brandywinc ST., rooms ........ 900
1871 Shaicross Ave, o rooms bath. 1901
1901 W. 10th ST., rooms. bath...... $500
30 w OH ST., Apartmenta.......... 14.00
1926 Dupont ST., 6 rooms and bath q. Hoo
2Si1 w. End st.. rooms and hath... 100
Small Houses In all Sections.
A. u. STANTON, sQ1 Shipley ST.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

TcfRxRrSo SOS sol AND Sls RACE sT'.
" Philadelphia Rooms. Sc. S5c. Soc.
Gentlemen cnly. sl-lv
EOR RENT-FURNISHED OR IN
furnished second-story rooms, IN
good condition. i0sO Tatnail St
mi5-1mo.
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PUBLIC SALE

AT SO Morrow ST., on THURSD AY.
18th inst. at a. m. Parlor and cham
ber furniture. nice oak sideboard and ox-
tension table. couch, fine parlor stove,
real antique bureau and washstand, car
pets, dishes and many other articles.
PHILENA- WILSON.
w A. Hukiil. Auct. ml3-i6-ii
PUBLIC SALE
On the Theodore +. Clark farm,
two miles from Delaware city, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 18TH,
at ! o'clock, sharp.
Lot Of horses. cattle. farm implements,
etc. VIII sell rain or shine.
m15-2t. NJ G. JACKSON. =
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TITt NNIFI-
Good ncw-hrick factory, with large
lot. Third street. near Scott-CuEAP.
GEORGE II. TOWNaENp CO..
mi8-i7 9Th aud Shlpley SIS
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junol VISIT.
FOR RENT

sTORE-225 Market st.
9iS Orange ST.
DWELLINGS.
sos Van Buren, st.. 10 rooms and bath.
1908 Broome ST.. 10 rooms and bath.
sos Harrison ST.. rooms and bath.
e2l Linden 81, z rooms and bath.
SIG -. 9th 50, 6 rooms.
1911 TO- 18th ST. Z rooms.
500 New Castle Ave. rooms and bath.
Apply TO WILMINGTON TRUST CO,
10th and Market Sts
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d. & A. Phone 20e0
DIR. HOWARD c. WATSON.
DENTIST.
Ford Building
Suite 2lb-2lB Wilmington. Del
d2m-w-s-tf
= EAIENT' SIDEWALKS AND PLAsr-
- erins. George w. Mccauliey and
Son Co.. los w. sth ST. f25-eod-6m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-28
ERIE RAILROAD HOSE
COMPANY IS COMING
Crack New York Fire Organization
Will Attend State Convention
in Hampton Next Month.

Present indication are mat the conf
ing session of the Virginia State Fire
mems Association. which will be he'd
here on August &c, q and IS, is go
ing to bring nearly Thousand visitors
No Hampton and will prove the Big
test convention in the history Of the
Sate organization.
SMr William A Weymouth, tie sec
rAary to the committee On arrange
mats, has received i~6ter from
theAErie Railroad Hose Company OF
Salamanca, n. Y. announcing that
thatprganization will attend the con
yentAn and desires to enter he free
for al hose races which VIII he run
on thu last day of the convention
The ednpany is composed OF % men.
Lettek have also been received BY
Mr.. Weymouth from StauBtan, Char
lottesvilk Bedford City, Suffolk and
HarrisonHrg. informing the commit
tee that Nose cities will send large
delegaticIt to the meeting
II is eAected that the merchants
of the citytwiIl decorate their places
Of businss ~ firemen's week and That
the people kenerally win d. al in
their power v entertain the visitors.
Mr.. George w. Phillips chairman
of the hotel committee. de;,-ss to
know how may kouse-keepcss will
board the visiting firemen during the
convention weet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-28
WILL IMPROVE RURAL
TELEPHONE SERVICE
Manager McCandiish Returns From
Conference In Rich
mond.

MIR Robert NJ. McCandllsh,. manager
of the Hampton Telephone company
has returned from Richmond. where
he attended a conference CT the mana
gers Of the Southern Bell telephone
branches throughout Virginia.
The most important matter taken UP
at the conferenca was that of raral
telephone stevice and reports ircm
all sections OF the state show that the
farmers and business men generally
are reaping many benefits from the
rural service. The service furnished
the rural districts is not costly and II
has teen the means of putting the
cities in close touch with the agr:cul-
tural Districts.
Mr. McCandlish said yesterday that
the local company is gcing to grc atly
increase its rural branches and that
especial attention is going to be given
the rural lines in the future In fact
the lines will be extended over the
several counties in proximity TO Hamp-
ton and Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-28
DEATH OF MISS PHILLIPS.
She Was a Popular Teacher in the
Syms-Eaton Academy.

Miss Mary Allen Philips, Tor sever
al years one CT the most popular
teachers in the Syms-Ea' on academy
died in the home CT .Ier parents, MI.
and Mrs. Curl Phillips, near Hamptoh'
at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon she
haa been sick since last April MISS
Phillips was IS years old and was
greatly beloved by the childr II at lhe
Sy1ns Eaton acad my. as well as the
the corps Of teachers.
Funeral services will be held TINS
afternoon frcm the burying grounds On
Mr.. Edward Sinclair's farm, York
ccury, and the funeral party VIII
leave the house at 6 o'clock Rev
RevSrdy Est.n, ID. d.. Will oficiate-
The following will act as failbear-
ers: Messrs. Fay Sinclair, Edwin >
Curtis, J. c. Phillips, +. S. Howard,
J. b. Sinclair and RoIand Sinclair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-28
THREATENED BY FAMINE.
Chinese Rice Districts in Terrible
Shape as Result of Drought

WASHINGTON, ID. c. July IL
Famine and pestilence are bound to
appear and ravage certain centers OF
that part of China around Marking
where the rios crops were wholly des-
troyed by q rrotracted drought, the
extent Of which has not been equaiieu
WI hin the memory of the Oldest IN
haditant, writes American Consul j. I.
McNally TO the state department.
While the rice fields contiguous 10
creeks. pools and other bodies Of water
net already dried up were made pro-
ductive by means of the human tread
mill pumping water. those removed
from sucn an advani age present dis
couraging situation. and it Is generally
conceded that on account of the poCr
crops Of last year is certain sections
due to the foods, dreaded condition
will appear.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-28
No, an Issue In the Case.

In the announcement in these
columns yesterday morning OF inc
fact that Mrs. Bessie Waller Cumming
lad been granted divorce from hei
husband, Mr.. s. Gordon Cumming, Dy
Judge Robinson in the Circuit Court
il was stated that custody Of the only
child was given to Mrs. Cumming
Precautions have been 10 prevent the
rapers in the case from being made
public. but The Daily Press Is inform
ed that this statement was erroneous
Custody Of the child was not an ISSUE
in the case. and the question was
net passed upon by the court An
agreement between Mr. and Mrs Cum
ming in regard to-this matter remains
in statu quo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-28
West End Hose Company ConsoIl
dates With Hampton Department.
WILL MAINTAIN PRESENT QUARTERS
Delegates Chosen to the Coming SEES
sion of the Virginia State Firemen's
Association-Capt. Charles E. Hew-
ms Chosen Vice-president.

At joint meeting OF the Hampton
fire department and the West End
Hose company, in the engine house
last night, the decision was reached
to unite the two organizations by hav-
ing the West End Hose company be-
come a part of the regular d partment.
Tae hose company will hereafter be
!. known as the Hampton Hose Company
CT the Hampton Fire department, ana
will maintain its present quart rs IN
ths West End.
There are twenty-fOur members oil
the West End company. thus giving
the Hampton fire department. a total
membership now OF so. The West
Enders have purchased new uniforms
and also have a small balance in the
treasury, which will be used in re-
pairing the quarters.
After the consolidation resolution
was adopted the firemen elected the
following dele gates to represent the
department at the coming state con-
vention next month
Dele gates-Messrs Walter V. Wood
Robert l.. Tennis. J. a. Ferguson,
Arthur r. Thompson, w. 5. Crockett,
r. Q. Hill, NJ. F. Diggs and Arthur E.
Hall
Alternates-Messrs. a. VI. Johnson,
E. F. Davis. r. L. Howard, Z. NJ.
Wood, Oscar Wood, w. A. Weymouth
and y. +. Burge.
Capt Charles Z. Hewins was chosen
the v:ce-president from the part
ment to the state association.
AT the suggestion of the standing
committee Nh Landrum was made the
driver Of the hose wagon in III place
Of Mr.. ] Z. West.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-28
PAVING AND CURLING.


Hampton. Va. July IS. 1909.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Street Committee of the Common
Council of tho city of Hampton. Nir'
ginla. until 10 o'clock. Neon, on Au'
gust 2. 1909. at the office of G. VII
liam Hope. city Clerk Cor brick. block
asphalt or Granitoid paving. approx
mately- 2a.S0o square yards; $500 line
cal feet of granite curb; 1880 iineal
feet OF concrete curb and gutter and
various other street work.
Specifications. blank forms for pro-
posals may be had by contractors by
enclosing business cards. with n re-
quest for same. TO City Clerk. The
Street Committee reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
G. WILLIAM HOPE.
City Clerk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-28
TWO MORE PHYSICIANS.
Drs. Collier and Smith, Hampton Men
Passed State Examination.

Among the young physicians who
successfully passed the examination
before the State board of medical eX-
aminers in Richmond were DR.. Henry
Collier and DIR. J. Walter Smith. both
CT Hampton.
: Both of the physicians graduated
last June from colleges in Richmond.
DIR. Collier is now doing hospital work
in Richmond, while DR.. Smith is here
with Mr.. George E. Trice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-28
TWO SENT To PRIoN.
Ernest Palmer ard Andre Blue
Convicted Of Malicious Woo 5ina.

In the circait court yestrfy. An.
drew Blue and Ernest Palmer. blorcd
were each sentenced to spend q ycai
IN the pcniientiary by a jury 70 NAL
icicus WoundinE
Roda Scdgewick. who was atesl
Cd for rcbbing an old soldier. va
acquitted by the jury. and The o1ri
entered noile prose qui in the q,
Of Mary Eliza Thcrnton. iointly n
dictcd with Rosa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-28
Sent up From Phoe1us

Far Hendrick. an ar.il'eTvman from
Fort Monroe. was before Mayor l..
p. Farness. m the Phocbus police
court Yesterday. on a warrant charg-
ing him with diSorIeriy coniscl nc
was ancd $50 and cos and wen q
Jail for thirty days IN dcfault.
Charles J. McCorney and ". iioilon.
81 the National soldiers Home each
drew thirty DAYS for drunkenness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-28
Dancers Case Continued.

NEW YORK, July 27-Miss Ger
trude Holman. the dancer, will nave
mtl mex; fall 10 answer the charge
OF appearing on the stage in too scanty
an attire. When the hearing IN her
case was called today the court grant
ed postponepeht until October 4,
next, on the plea OF her attorney for
time to prepare fer trial.