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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18

aHenu" station. Brooklyn. and capt.
John =. Llnd"u of Staten island will
h" brought To Headquarters To do night
duty On. will go on at O'Clock and
the other will r-lev" him until Inspector
Russell takes charge in the morning.
capt Linden Is regarded - one nf the
best clerical m.'n in the department. He
has been shut led 10y changing commits
sioner., He was mad" "A canaan and
piace'i in charge in Staten Island by zen
bingham. Then Gen BIN CHAM brought
hlm To town a. Inspector and placed him
IN charge of the bureau Of repairs and
supplies, When COMMISSIONER Baker
cam" INTO office Linden went faCk IN
staten Island. Reduced tn the rank Of
captain. Capt Murphy ~ a veteran de-
te"'lve who was mad. IA captain hv Com
missioner Bingham
Nv" acting captains are appointed
tn MI IN. vacancies created 10y bringing
Linden and Murphy To- IN" Central Octic-.
Lieut.. Joseph Ivory of the East Twenty
second street station IL sent To- TAX. charge
~ the Firth av"nu" station IN BROOKLYN.
Lieut.. John / R.rth uf tn. Glendale
precinct - made acting captain To take
charge IL IN" new Flnthush precinct.
COMMISSIONS trupscy Announces that
eight additional men viii h. assigned
To the telegraph bureau at Headquarters.
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TERRELL Gers TO THE SENATE.
t.os. brown OF GrOrxia Appoints sue
rrssor tn senator GiaS.

ATLANTA, Nov II Gov Joseph n
Brown tonight appointed eN-Gov Joseph
VI Terrell TO the seat in IN. S.nat. made
vacant by the death Of senator A. ). Clay
The new S.nu' ,r il 5O years old and has
twIC" served a. Governor of Georgia
Prior To- his election a. Governor he was
for eight years Attorney General Of the
State
MIR. Terrell will only serve until next
June. when Huko Smith is inaugurat.d
Governor and the Legislature meets
Tn" Legislature will choose a man 10 ill
Clay's Hn.NpIr.d term and il Is certain
that Terrell will not hs chosen. az D.. IL
bitterly opposed ~ Hoke Smith. and the
latter will dominate the Legislature.
Who Will h" chosen IN Jun. cannot
he for-told hu- u will be- som" member
Of rh" Hok. Smith faction Congressman
Hardwick and ". 4. Covingto on hav.
been mentioned and " ~ said HUk. smith
may gn ia" Gpv"rnorsh,p and he
elected Ia the S-na'"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
TRUST STOLE CTY'S WATER
"a Gar COMPtNY va 1T PAY, H 4
NOV wren ~ NOT (IEtR.
Morx an D. O'Brirn Finds Its Hands DIRTY
and q Cant Get INJUNCTION ui,'s
Claim l. for as7s.OOO and Interest
VIZ. O'srirn Thinks that's Toe Muci,

Morgan J O'Brien. referee in the suit
Company for permanent injunction
rect raining the city OF New York from
shutting OF it's water in the williamsburg
refinery because the company won't pay
city alleges the sugar trust stole. handed
down a decision Yesterday recommending
that the injunction be denied and holding
that the sugar :rust did steal the citys
water. This leaves the city free to- go
about collect ing its bill after twenty days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
Juk JOH\SO> BRE ms DOu y
pugiII>t liza. >~r> Gus Pro.traiion an.I
lapse. of Memory.

IpwFI.i. Mass. NOV. - Jack Johnson
o.. suffering fr"r u"rvog- prr-'ra-.pu
II. zig hampton Uses h,s memory AZ
ZINES Fearing hat D." might H. some
harm b" La tad hi- WIFI taAr Charg. &
his revolver
Johnson viii III HI theatrical engage
r"n'- 'h.s w".N after which h. Will
'snC.i - lppn'GK- ard ak. "a r--' pre-
-Crihed hv - i1Ct1- n" i Ising medicine
now =" keen him !p trough the week
I'm no. feeling right laid m. big
fellow N a surprising statement TO-DAY
Til. doctor. 81, me- | We, GOT narvors
r-oStratIon In-v.r suspected hat would
-trik. ma.
SATURDAY. night AZ fswr"nC" ! lost my
memory. ! could ro' seem TO ':rd"r-
stand what was g,ing on | knew that
| vas wrong anC. .o!d NV wife 10 TAX"
ny revolver a. something told m- |
might do harm with -
Then ! ran 20 the nearest cold water
faucet and let the water pour on NV head.
4 doctor vas -alled -:zh- awav.
In Haverhtl. I fslt so bad Monday
nigh. 'ha. I C'it on, NY mouolpg'ie ard
limited myself 20 a boxing stunt /
attribute my condition. 20 overwork |
haven't had rest since nv fight with
JsfTries. and I suppos. i''s only natl.ra!
that something should break. I'm going
TO take a long rest. I'm going To- give up
nv world tour unit! recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
GAVE MERrt RI FOR SALTS.
Two Deaths Follow Physirian's Mistake
in Hospital.

VIII MINoToS, Del Nov 1.-Two
PATIENTS are dead and four other persons.
including a physician. yer. mad. crit
caily III at the Delaware Hospital here
hy "a mistake OF the doctor In administer
ing nichloride Of mercury instead OF EPSON
salts Although tn. two pari.nts died
last night and tn. AFFAIR was reported
to Attorney General GRAY, tho state
prosecutor. Yesterday. II did not become
known until to-day The dead are Pat
rick Rainey. aged So. and Patrick Jordan.
IS Rainey was afflicted with menin
gifts and was in a diving condition when
the poison was administered. Jordan
was a riggsr and had fallen from "A three
story building. sustaining a crushed skull.
The others who have either recovered
or are oat Of danger are. Dr. Ell Dunk.l-
berg aged about II resident rhysician
who mad. the mistake: Martin vnoskv,
aged 81. a Poll. sff.r,nr from injury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
WOVEN ~ STREET ~RtP.
0nr Met the Other Win Tier H,-,ani
Both trrr~trd

Mrs Meta VILE ~ - spencer - rect
Rrp,Nlyn saw h"r husband. SaulJ!a! WHY
chief clerk IVA the 'utIr'y tl.'r,'- Office.
com" uI' - th" Wings IN - rect SIDE e
a derar' ir"n' store Yesterday with Miss
Anna Manas-. 81 wears Old. Il So Pat .
nam avenue Miss Maua--. j. -'ea-
"graph"r Ia IN" County clerks Office.
and lives ~ IN" home 81 her ia her. Ma haa
Ntvd--" 81 lawyer
Mrs WHY upbraiCird Miss Msnas~e.
al! pretty soon SHOPPERS saw two well
dressed women pushing and pulling each
other on ~" sidewalk and in the stree, .
NJ Wiz vaiuiy tried 60 quiet them.
Policeman I"id."r Of the Adams street
ur"cincf took roth women To- the station
house.
Abraham k"-selman II Is Monta que
street haiIed IN" prisoners. They will he
rrai gnrd IN the Adams street court to-
iiY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
SAYS NHENk WIS POI>O>TD.
Rich Packers First Ph' .irian say. "Gr
UisnI-sru IIlH.

wHFFrrvG. y Va. ~" - Dr
Gregory Alderman. -" fr-' rhyslrran
who attended 10 I'M ~cn"nS. - a.
tending a convention 4 surgeons ~ ta.-
cagn In -'a'"m"u' r"'"'v''i her
,o-day from ~ ,Cker'nnn ~" saw
i ,I4.d 20 "" -" Srh"uN '+rf.v rhv-
sic,an 1o'or Iorn - t"uk married
but for .r"ly" wears Ea- not cal ed ~. 81
NJ Schank r.'Urh"i >. Mo-. ~ 'r"r!
Furop" and Wa 'a<"n -uiI"rI" aEl
violently -! S'h"r.~ 'rC'a"r- 'al."d
IN. then ;nava near -s..7 NJ y ben,
Il ordnra'! NJ ~"r"rN taken - ~"
North Nh"" rg ll,-n,'a / .ad 'h"
case under Dl-"-''a':1r n',." 'Ir"" Gav~
hu' ! snaV 'r.og- N"r" NOT r Eh- I
told SCt.nk that h" @a":-"d 20 Hav.
been poi-or"t NJ h" .aIE.~i = Tn
fears NJ ",.r-orv diaEn u"~"'-r
finally came 30 The .are ~ Mr. >ch"nE
and without A word 81 explanation ]
xas i'm med a'-ly dis harg"d
DR. Alderman viii no. '"-''" b"fDr'
tho special Grand jury .D-:uorrow and
will not b. horn" Unit. NO. -nh"r -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
CRIPPLES ~ 4 COLLISION.
Oar Smashes RhinelaDsier School, BIi'
Woman Teacher tpu~ NJ Those Hurt.

An omnibus with six crippled children
in II on - way from the Rhin-lander
school 1871 Eas' Eighty ghih street.
an INSTITUTION Of IN. Children Aid
Society, WAS run into hy trolley car
az Nine'y--lN'h sire ct and Third avenue
Yesterday afternoon.
Joseph SchmuCk mo'orman 81 the ear
thought thar she bus driver wasn'' gong
20 swing over 20 'he cas-. side ~ 'h.
avenue until his ca= had passed He
clanpnd IN the brakes a. sooa a. h. Saw
wha, George wilson. th. dr,"e- WAS
trying 70 do hui he car threw N. omnibus
against pillar % the elevated railroad
smashed - ~ ard scattered glass Ger
the ,.i.drcn.
Mss Mary Day the teacher in charge
and 'h'r'-en-year-old Frank p'-c.irI
- ;7i3 Thlrd avenue each got 'ii-,r"a'~ 81
shoulders l. was AZ Franks hous. that
ne H.s waS Inc 70 make il next sop
Harold 'arnev. ; years old. who lives
~ l~S? >"Cor! avenue. Wa cut by glass.
\ Policeman and o'hsr~ helped Miss
Dali Tn'angi- n. Youngsters. 4 surgeon
from Harlem Hospital fixed hem al Up
- that they couid - home N was
-averl. u:inu,as o-so-- the wreck was
Lea r"d away enough To allow cars to run
again
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
CAVtLIERT WAY Return.
Nordica Dr>crtbr. Her ~ . Poor rirtis
Girl Cruelty Treated.

CREST. Cavalieri. brother Of the prina
DONNA arrived Yesterday by the North
German Lloyd liner George WashinRto on.
II. said he would not he surprised " his
sister came here early ia December
Nine Nordica. also q voyager by the
German ship said she had recently seen
Nine Cavalisri IN Paris and that -h.
was "a poor little girl who wanted hus-
band and home and who has been
cruelty treated Oreste Cavalier said
the report that the Chambers had sent his
sister s256O to remain abroad was
-ridIrulDIla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
TWO MORE TYPHOID CaSES.
pm, sirssns ADMINISTER AntitoNin NJ the
Naval Academy.

ANNAPoLIs. Nd. Nov 1.-Two more
midishipmsn whose illness Developed into
typhoid fever were sent To the Naval
Hospital TODAY This makes ihNr con
under treat m.-nt. HIT az the new pa J.
TENTS had been on the suspect list for
several days and none ~ the other stu
dents has developed symptoms 81 fever
in a week ,ha surgeons believe they have
the riiuafi lon in hand
A. an additional preventive the
physicians decidsd TO administer typhoid
ant toxin This. however. was not com
pIl~ory. and only about $50 81 the Nd
midrhiprIen submitted 20 IL
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s,OODO -, rIrs rROu O>E >HIr.
MR.. 4. y. Huntington Pays sss.O0D "f "a
nrcor,i austsHl- COLLECTION.

The largest amount u money. SO 900.
ever collected in duties frJ.l -ingl"
ship. vii. paid Yesterday ~ th" pi"' 81
th. North German Llnvd Line III HnhDk..n
by pa--"Hgrrs - tn" steamship 6'ufE"
Washington. IN from Br"m.l south
amptnn and Ch"rbourR. Mr. IOih. y
Huntington paid ss-.D"n IT tins record
collection 90 about siDn.wp worth {
objects ~ art and wearing apparel and
Cornelius Vanderbilt CAV" ~ SJ.~uu
Archer II. Huntington expected =. pay
d;Itv IN n stamp collection valued ~ s72 q
Or0. but found that II was duty freq
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SOPEN ~ tGEN SNt rs fOOh.
Tho Near Explorer Advised 10 Keep AVA,
E.kIn,o- settled Him

InPESHA0EN. Nov -. Dr Cook re-
Gently wrot. to III" university commits
,.on which examined his pap"r- and ."
ex-M,nI-;"r Of C"fur-rc" Hansen offer
ing 20 come her" and meet MS critic
The commission replied
We nav" nothing 20 do with you
VI Hansen ts.l"grlph"d
Never cone her" in.eS= vpu Elv"
something absolutely reliable. 20 TELL H.
The feeling against ypu - more Intense
than ever after ia" "v:i"nc" 81 your
E-kIrnOs
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PETTIfO VAR AGAIN.
>.uIiiih Won't Take u ~urr rage just Vow
30 women " III ~torn, the Common

IoSUON. Nsv. IL Premier Asgrii'h
la- informed the ~riFrag"ttrs 81 hI- ia
AFFINITY - give further time To the con
citation till this wear
r." militant -ri~rag.tt"s. therefore.
prop"S" 10 try To- force an entry into the
House Of Commons tomorrow.
They -iv they will Great" trouble. in
volv.ng AN embarrassing number 81
arrests
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
STtNDiRD on >OT GIILTy.
q ~ court Holds Evidence % Rriaiing
Not -siSaicient.

JACKSON. Tenn. Noy. IL. Judge John
r. Mccall ~ the United States District
Court thu afternoon inst ruct"d the jury
In the case 0f the Government against
the STANDARD OH Company NJ Indiana 10
return y verdict ~ nos guilty.
II was charged that the standard had
acc"pt",. rebates. but the Court held the
~ violence not sufficient
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
H,ILo0> nurN ,r Is LOST.
Torpedo Boats Pound w sign Of the ~aar
anywhere on the North sea.

BFRIiN. Nov /: Tn. balloon Slar
which assembled last SUNDAY with two
military officer and civilian on board
and which has not heen heard of SINCE
has been gwen mp a. lost
Tn" torpedo boats which searched the
North S-L Tor IN" Saar hav. given up
~. hunt and returned
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win Increasing knOWeldxr ~ the danger IN
hssIth through rarrl~ssiy prepared sOo1. ron
sumeTs grog more fas,idious In their sei~rtIon
DEERFOOT means purity ana eicanIiness. .idr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18

NhnffFst, UDlrkea EIoT do TDufr and dIferr
route N Atlanta and sOUthWrst EI"rtrr tighten
sbrersrs aud ObseTv alton once lisa DWag.
-.adr. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
rnn ErnIMEs ANn nnN AI,ANI.

weighing -i- q ~. " sarh glrW'.
gafrl- room ~ q NEs' ~ - Tris
pns5n. il. rFl an .IIr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-18
"II> IIuIIED'' OtHkENED

' '' fF' = it~ ~ i.pIIs lrIsfTi
a-.H HHIrpAd siII lssg~ pnnns.I
f" 800 bOrr ~ ~ " and arrive
T. " neat day. .Idr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-02
OlD POINT WILL Be
GAY ALL NEXT WEEK
Annapolis Midshipmen and
Virginia Bankers to
Hold Forth.

Next week will see much gayiety
around the hotels at Old Point and
the indications are that the Cham
berlin and Sherwood Inn will be tax
ed to their capacities to care for the
visitors expected.
Tuesday morning the midshipmen
from the United States nava, acade-
my at Annapolis will reach Hampton
Roads on the battleships Iowa, In.
diana and Massachusetts, thus end
ing the first lapse of the summer
cruise which will include "a trip to
Europe. The middies will remain al
Old Point until Thursday or Friday
when the long journey to European
waters will be started.
Thursday the Virginia Bankers As
sociation, which assemblies the men
of finance from all sections of the
Old Dominion, will meet in q three
days annual session at Hotel Cham
berlin. Two hundred bankers, theiI
wives and daughters are expected &c
attend the convention, which will
have many pleasure events during the
three days here. II. A Walker, oi
Stanton, Is president, ana N. p. Cat
ling, of Lynchburg. is secretary
treasurer of the association
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-02
COMMISSIONERS FIX
PRICE IN BRIDGE CASE
City Gets Forty-foos Strip OF Land fol
One Hundred and Eighty
Dollars.

The commissioners appointed by
Judge Robinson to settle the question
of what the city of Hampton shall pay
J. w. Rowe for the strip OF land lead
ing to the Melrose avenue bridge, met
last night and after hearing evidence
from about o'clock until after IL
O'Clock. fixed upon $3.50 as the price
of the land. Mr.. Rowe asked $3.50
for the land and the city council only
offered to give $3.50 for It, so con-
demnation proceedings were institut-
ed.
The members Of the commission
are X. W. Hadgins, chairman; Frank
Lee. ". o. Lackey and T. s. Tennis
The meeting was held in the Office
of s. Gordon Cumming. counsel for
Mr.. Rowe. Mr.. Cumming and city
Attorney Talisferro. who represented
the city, both were present
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-02

ing the attention of the authorities
OF the town to the fact that his com
pany already has a freight depot IN
Phoebus. Mr.. Butler wrote in reply
to a request from the business men.
He said that the company had estab-
iished the freight depot at the plant
of the Phoebus Coal & Ice Com
pany and that it cost the railway
$4,000 to do SO. Mr.. Butler express
ed surprise that the merchants were
not aware OF the freight station.
Refuse to Pay Taxes.
Town Recoder Frank G. Larrabee
reported to the council that the New
port News & Old Point Railway 4
Electric Company, the Hampton,
Phoebus & Fort Monroe Gas Cor
roration, the Phoebus Coal & Ice
Company and other corporations in
the town, except the telephone com.
pany, have declined to pay the license
taxes assessed by the council. The
corporations contend that the last
levied by the council, but gave the
Corporation Commission of Virginia
the authority to levy the taxes.
Town Attorney Spratley was direct
ed to look into the matter.
The sewer committee reported that
1t will cost $3.50 to extend the sewer
from National street TO Chesapeake
avenue, and also that the trouble with
Mr.. Simmons has been adjusted. Mr.
Simmons paid for the pipe and the
town put it down so as TO drain q
lot owned by Mr.. Simmons.
Mayor Furness reported that he
collected fees and fines in May
amounting to si26 and heard 80 cases
while Town Sergeant William r. vii
liams said the police department made
33 arrests in May.
The committee on police was au
thorized to purchase summer uniforms
for the members of the police force
The counciimen present when May
or Furness raped the body to ordel
we're C. W. Seymour, frederick Por
ter, r. o. Clarke, II. N. Wilson, JOhr
Ferber, John Fountain and JohI
Urquhart.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-02
Mr.. Thompson Here.

T. B. Thompson, general freight
agent Of the Baltimore Steam Packet
Company. spent yesterday in Hamp-
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-02
SENIOR CLASS TO GIVE
PROGRAM IN ARMORY
Graduates Of Hampton sHigh
School Decides Upon
Unique Features.

| The senior class of the Hampton
High school has decided to hold class
Exercises in Armory Hall on Thurs
day evening, June 10.
| For the past several years the sen
ior classes have held their closing ex'
ercises in the High school on the
morning of the commencement day
but this year the class decided upon
something entirely different from for
mer years
Another new feature will be the Is
suance of commencement cards and
1.-THE rendition OF a playlet. MIR. Bob
in which members of the class VIII
lexhibit their talents.
Following is the program.
Orator-James Tennis.
Historian--Hazel Wood
Prophet-Maebelle Clark.
Faculty Roast-Langon Motley.
Poem-Fannie Robins.
Glass Roast-Stanley Wyatt:
Presentations-May Franklin.
Will-Eunice Skinner.
Class Song-Class of tweny,six pn.
pills.
PART II.
"Mr. Bob"
Phillip Royson -. :. Langon Motley
Mr.. Brown (clerk of Benson T.
Benson 49,. :. =. Stanley Wyatt
jenkins Miss Becky's butier)
-. -. -. -. James Tennis
Miss Rebecca Luke "a maiden
LADY, -. ... Eunlce skinner
Katherine Rogers cher niece)
"a. 80. -. Margaret Phillips
Marion Bryant (Kittys friendl
80. -. -. Mayne Auerback
Patty Miss Becy's maid
.... .... .a.. E. May Franklin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-02
celesaATEs HIS BIRTHDAY.
Leonard Goodwin EntertaIns Number
Of Little Friends.

Leonard Goodwin the little son OF
Mr.. and MIS- n. ID. Goodwin. enter
tanned a number Of his little friends
in honor Of his 9th birthday ami.
versary AZ his home. s. Court street.
Tuesday afternon. The evening was
PASSED most del.ghtfUIly by The III.
tie folks and Leonard received 4
number OF pretty gifts from MS
friends.
Tempting refreshments we're serr.
ed by Mrs. Goodwin. who was assisted
sy Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Hopkins. Of
Newport News.
The guests present Included Mar
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-02
JUNIORS TO CELEBRATE.
Peninsula Council, No. i25, Is Ten
Years Old This Evening.

Peninsula Council, No. t25, Is Ten
Years Old This Evening.
Peninsula Council, No. LIS, Junior
Order United American Mechanics
will tonight celebrate its tenth ar
niversary in Pythian castle hall. Otis
Bland, of Newport News. will deliver
the address and a program consisting
of vocal and instrumental music will
DE rendered
The program follows:
Vocal solo-Mrs. Chas Bright.
Piano solo-Miss Msnion Mugier.
Quartet-Orpheus Clee Club.
Address,. Otis Bland, Of Newport
News.
Vocal solo-Miss Blanch Bulifant.
Piano soio-Mrs Hugo Nonen-
hacker.
Vocal solo-Bonnie L. Williams.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-02
TOWN FATHERS VOTE
TO MUZZLE THE DOGS
Many Matters up Before Body
Sitting in Regular session-Action
on Contract for Street Lights Is
Deferrec-Electric Railway Reports
on Requested Freight Depot.

Twenty-four retail and two whole
sale liquor dealers in Phoebus will
today each receive q check for S31.66
from the Office of Town Treasurer Z.
Z. Kaiser as the return of portion
of the $3.50 license fee paid to the
town on the first day of May.
Under the terms of an agreement
between the saloon men and the H.
nance committee it was agreed that
If the saloon license brought the town
more than $4,000 this year that all
in excess of that figure would be
prorated among the men engaged in
the business and returned to them.
Last night, when the council of
Phoebus met in regular session, it
was shown that "a retailers took out
The license at $3.50 and two whole
salers, thus making the total revenue
from the saloon dealers $1,000. Keep
ing the promise made. the finance
committee recommended that the sum
of $500, less $40 treasurer's commits
slons, be given back to the dealers
and today the checks will be sent
10 each man.
Light Contract Goes Over.
After hearing statements from F.
l.. Marshall, manager of the Hamp-
ton, Phoebus & Fort Monroe Gas Cor
poration, and r. NJ. Brown, of the
Newpot News & Old Point Railway
& Electric Company, the council
named next Wednesday evening as
the date for taking up the question
of street lighting. The gas com
pany offered to supply the gas light
1T $50 each per month for one year.
or to give a reduction OF 81 On each
light for contraction two years and
another additional dollar for each
additional year up to five years. Mr..
Marshall urged the council to give
his company at least half of the
street lighting, declaring that gas
has proven more satisfactory to the
larger cities.
The street railway company made
an offer of $40 each for 40 candle
power Tunsten lights, provided the
council would give them the exclusive
lighting franchise and would use not
less than forty of the lights. Mr..
Brown said he thought the company
would eliminate the word exclusive"
provided the council would agree to
use forty of the Tunsten lights.
AS the franchise for lighting the
town does not expire until August.
the council made the issue a special
one for the adjourned session next
week.
Must MuzzIe Dogs.
The ordinance committee submitted
an ordinance. which was unanimous
iy adopted, covering the muzzling OF
dogs in the town. The owners of
CANNES will be subjected to a fine of
not less than 81 and more than S.
upon conviction Of permitting a dog
to run at large without a muzzle of
some substantial make and the canine
can be killed within twenty-four hours
after the dog is arrested" by the
police.
Already Have Depot.
General Manager w. W. s. Butler.
of the Newport News & Old Point
Railway & Electric Company. ad-
dressed letter TO the council direct.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-02
WILL PRESENT CROSSES.
Hampton Chapter, Daughters ct the
Confederacy, Meet With Mrs. Hudelns

Tomorrow Afternoon AT o'clock the
members OF Hampton Chapter, Daugh-
tiers OF the confederacy, will AS
semble at the home OF Mrs. Robert
:. Hudgins. ST., In Victoria avenue.
20 celebrate the birthday anniversary
OF Jefferson Davis. At the same
lime crosses of honor will be pre-
scented TO several persons by Rev. W..
Mosby Seay, pastor OF the Memorial
Baptist church. All Confederate
organizations are invited 20 meet
with the Hampton chapter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-06-02
BUYS MARsAcK PROPERTY.
Major Rees Purchases site-fe vii
Erect Undertaking psriors.

Major Frank o. Rees. the loca. I'M
dertsker, yesterday purchased from
Mrs. S. Marback, the Marback house
and lot in Hope street. Major Rees
VIII later on have erected on the
properly a building for his rapidly
growing undertaking business
The price paid for the property, on
which Is a comfortable house, was
$3.50. The deal was negotiated
through Mr.. Robert Marcsn, the per
sonal representative Of Mrs. Msrback.