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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-07
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movement is backed by the Solona
county building trades council, and it
is expected that by next November a
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purposes. will be completed.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-07

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

George Lancer. which Is nearby. Chill
ten followed and the screams of sew
eral ladies brought Sergeant w. X
Williams to the scene. Sergeant WI
liams arrested Chiffon.
Mr. Dixon then mounted his bicy-
Gle and rode to Mr.. Morgan's Office
in Mellen street, near the Bank OF
Phoebus. Arriving at the office,
Dixon told his friends of the treat
ment he received from Chiffon anc
added that his head hurt him slight
ly. He did not then appear to be Sc
riously injured. Finally he started
to walk to the bank corner and 1t
was noticed that he was i'll. He
lapsed into Inconsistencies little
later.
Companions of Dixon placed him
in a carriage and brought him to his
home in Newport News avenue
Hampton. Dr. j. Wilton Hope was
hurriedly summoned and upon reach
ing Mr.. Dixon's home the physician
found that his skull had been frac-
tured by the blows DR.. Hope had
the patient hurriedly removed to the
Dixie hospital, where it was found
necessary TO resort TO an operation.
Dixon has a wife and one child and
has a wide family connection in Eliz-
abeth City and York counties. He
has been residing here for twelve
years and has been engaged as a col
o. N. "
Mr. Morgan began business here. He
is regarded as good collector and
"a thoroughly peaceable and lawabid-
ing citizen.
Rearrested.
After Chiffon was taken to the sta
ton house the officer permitted him
to bail. but when Dixon became des
|perately i'll Town Sergeant Williams
|rearrested the artilleryman and later
brought Chiffon to Hampton jail
Chiffon frankly admitted striking
Dixon with his fists and said that he
|Chilton is a powerfully strong man.
He was for several years a motOrman
land conductor on the Newport News
& Old Point Railway & Electric Com
pany line, but recently went back
to the army. Before taking the posi-
|tion on the cars he had spent six
years at Fort Monroe, where he is re-
garded as a good soldier Chiffon
said that had Dixon attempted TO fight
back that he would have used Dixon
|up. Chiffon is 81 years old and mar
|ried.
The assault upon Mr. Dixon created
la sensation and considerable feeling
was manifested against Chiffon, as
many considered the assault unpro-
lvoked
Chiffon, who came TO Hampton
shortly after the fight, told a friend
here that Dixon insulted him. but
he did not give the Language Dixon
fused to him.
Chiffon will be held in the county
Jail pending the outcome of Dixon S
injuries.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
RDAYS.
Saturday

The original Lights Saturday
andy. sold only al HULiS Cut Rate
Drug Store in pound boxes on Satur-
tay at 29c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

With his skull fractured near the
right ear. William T. Dixon. collec-
tor in the office of NJ. II. Morgan K
Company, lies lowering near death IN
the Dixie Hospital, while George Chll
ton. a Fort Monroe artilleryman. is
locked up in the Hampton Jail cnarg-
ed with feloniously assaulting the
wounded man.
Mr.. Dixon was taken TO the hOspi-
tai at o'clock last night and an
operation was performed upon him
by DR. J. Wilton Hcpe. assisted by
Drs. II. d. Howe. c. w. Vanderslice
and w. A. Picker A piece of Skull!
two By three inches in size was re
moved and blood clot on the brain
found.
Il was said that the condition of
Mr.. Dixon is extremely serious and
little hope is entertained for his re-
cOvery.
Cause of Trouble.
According to a version of the diff
Guilty, MIR Dixon went to Chilton's
home at o'clock yesterday afternoon
TO collect rent. as the ChiltoDs are
tenants of the firm which employs Mr.
Dixcn. After getting TO the Chiffon
home, il is said, that Chiffon told
Dixon he would pay the rent to Mr..
Morgan and then some words follow
ed Finally, according TO the state
ments of eye-witnesses. Mrs. Chiffon
called to her husband to throw Dixon
out of the yard, and accepting the
injunction. Chiffon is said to nave
proceeded to do So Dixon was struck
on the head by Chilton and sent up
on his knees. Several other blows
were given Dixon and finally it is
clsimed Dixon ran to the yard of SIR.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
TENANT FRACTURES
COLLECTORS SKULL
CONDITION OF WOUNDED
MAN Is VERY SERIOUS

is Said That Rental Agent Goes to
Home Of ArtiIleryman for Money
and Soon Thereafter Trouble Be-
gins-Piece of Bone Removed from
Dixon's Head and Blood Clot Found.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
Defeated Boxer at Bay Shore
is Arrested.
TAKEN AT NEWPORT NEWS
William Duran Admits His Guilt 10
officer Who Captures Him-Edd'e
Boyd Out on Bail-Ten Other War
rants Are Sworn Out.

William Duran. the conquered
zero" OF the prize fight at Bay Shore
Tuesday night, erstwhile champion
{ the navy" and former baseball star
II the Atlantic fleet. is in the Haihp-
On Jail to answer the charge OF being
ne of the principals in the alleged
)rize-fight. which occurred at the Ne
,ro resort. Duran was arrested IN
Newport News by Officer Woodward
yesterday at noon and was brought
iere later in the day by Chief j. w.
reynolds.
1t is said that Duran frankly ad-
1itted to the officer that he engaged
a prize-fight and attributed his de-
eat to the fact that he was drinking
he night before the mill was pulled
n. He is also said to have informed
officer Woodward that county po-
ice officer was present at the fight
nj offered to bet on the result, while
Their officers were there. too.
Employs Counsel.
Last night Duran engaged the ser
ices of Mr.. Burdette A. Lewis TO de-
end him when his trial comes up.
Ir. Lewis attempted to see his client,
ut Sheriff Curtis informed the law
er that the Jail was closed and that
would have to wait until this
morning. Mr. Lewis threatened TO
ave Judge Robinson issue a manda-
DRY order to the sheriff. but the sher-
r absolutely declined to permit any
ne to break his orders OF keeping
veryone away from inside of the jail
It night.
Bovd is Bailed.
Eddie Boyd, arrested as the promo
er Of the fight, was brought to the
ity from Williamsburg by Deputy
heriff T. S. Curtis yesterday morn
ng. Boyd also secured Mr.. Lewis
S his attorney and application was
lade TO Bail Commissioner Thomas
:. Sclater for bail for the negro. Mr.
;clater accepted bond in the sum
( $500. with Thomas Kennedy as Sc
urity and Boyd was released. Boyd's
rial is set for next Thursday morning
t 10 o'clock before Magistrate j.
,enney
Eddie Butts, colored, also said to
le one of the fighters, was brought
0 Hampton from Norfolk last even
1g by Deputy Sheriff T. S. Curtis.
,utts is charged with being one of
he men who engaged in a prelimi-
airy bout at the fight. He has not
made any attempt to secure bail.
Released to Play Ball.
As Duran was out of Jail on pro-
,ation, having been given his free
'om by Judge Robinson, it is likely
hat he will have to spend the time
,ehind the bars. He was serving
tx months sentence given him by
Mayor Furness. of Phoebus, when lc-
al men secured his release in order
hat he might play ball here.
Sheriff Curtis said last night that
lie has sworn out ten warrants in all
Is the result OF the fight, but most
If the names are withheld until the
men are placed under arrest. 1t was
aid that one of the warrants was
against the assistant superintendent
If the Newport News and Old Point
Railway and Electric Company. who
rad, it is said. special car run to
he arena at Bay Shore Tuesday
night.
David Scarborough. the negro who
conquered Duran, is still at large, as
also a negro named Jackson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

Merchants and business men IN
Phcebus are hereby bottled that M.
Ter an ordinance Of the tOSn coun.
II that all licenses remaining unpaid
oy Nav H. viii have Eve per cent
added and on and after June FIRST an
additional further tax of 10 per cent
for each month unpaid. A. the ordi
nance IS now operative the Imposition
OF the additional tax cannot be pre-.
vented BY the officers.
y. G. LARRkBEE.
Town Recorder.
Phoebus, Va May II, 1919. IL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
DIP. PHILLIPS TO LECTURE.
Head OF Sunday School Work Among
Prcsbyterisns to Soeak Here.

Rev. DIR. A. l.. Phillips. superinten-
dent of sabbath School Young PEG
pies Work Of Richmond. will give an
Illustrated lecture--A Young Mans
VisiOns"-at the Presbyterian church
this evening at O'Clock.
At n O'Clock Sunday Dr. Phillips
viii preach on the subject Of a
Man and His Church
Illustrated sermon at Price Memor
al church at O'Clock on Sunday az
ternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

FOR sALE-THE FRAME BUILD
Ing occupied by r. L. Gardner
Pharmacy. The purchaser 10 re
move same by the 1st. Of June. In
ouire al Richardson Grocery, nev,
door. IL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

Rev. William r. Edwards. who IL
az The head Of the Methodist Orphan
age work in Virginia. will preach in
the Fox Hni Methodist church tomOr-
TOW morning and in East Hampton al
ni9hL Mr.. Edwards was formerly
pastor Of the two churches.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE - KRENiCK- BRECB
baby grand piano. good as new.
cost $3.50. will sell for $40. Address.
QUICK SALE. Box fO3. Hampton.
Va Is.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
General EIveIl =, ~, Hor,

General Elweli. the Inspector gen
eral % the National Soldiers Home
arrived al the Hampton Home yes
ieTday and Is spending several days
here inspecting the institution.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14

Two foil registered druggists Al
HULL'S Cut Rate Drug Store night
end day. Phone 2ss. sasu-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-14
Cook With Gas.

Two full registered druggists at
uULL'S Cut Rate Drug Store night
md day. Phone 28S. sa-su-f.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
MILITARY LEAGUE GAMES
CONTINUE TOMORROW
Fort Skaters Will Play in Series
Guards Will Wear New Uni.
forms = Two Good Games As.
sured.

Tomorrow afternoon at the league
grounds. the second spasm OF the
military series viii be played. and In
It the N. G. H. will meet the Fort
Skaters, and the Marines will go
up against the Cavalry. Both games
promise to be good ones, and II Is
pleasant to finl that the Skaters
are getting into the series and with
good chances Of success.
A new pitcher has been unearth-
ed at Shafter, and he is said to be
the real thing In twirlers. II Is to
be hoped so, as everybody wants to
see the Infantry stick to the compe-
tition.
Barry's No. Beauts Will appear
In their nsw uniforms tomorrow, and
the suits ale the real thing. The
oyercoats will make the rest Of the
teams green with envy. and Ser
geant Barry will be AS proud as pos
sible of his outfit
The Marines are feeling good ut
present, and they have one win to
their credit already. In the Fight
ing Firth. the half-wets will be up
against the real thing In triers, ana
IL they manage to defeat the Leile-
hua boys. the competition will be-
gin to look like going to Camp Very.
However. there are many fans who
tip the Cavalry to win out, and,
judging from last years perform
ance. they should go very close Ia
doing 80. The first game tomorrow
will start at 1870 o'clock, and will
be between the Guards and Shalter
The second game will be between the
Marines and Cavalry, and will be-
gin at $3.50.
The lineup OF the Guards for to-
morrow is as follows: Moses. C.,
Dole. p,; Marcallino. h.; Sumner
2b.; Lemon, S.; Flores, 3D.; Rice
H.; X. Chilllngworth, RI; Kino, ct
Three Williams. May and
O'Sullivan-will be on the bench.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
'. N. {. A. FIELD EVENTS
BOYS FIELD TOMORROW
Shot.Put, Hammer.Throw, High and
Broad Jumps, and Pole Vault
Will Be Contested.

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eS'ihg events snou'u DC seer" o
nrst event VIII ,aNc pace AZ W.
O'CLOCK ana u WIN DC 'ne ha'''le'
.nrow' ior wnich lour men nav o
lereu' VIZ Jay NUNS ueo'ee
,'ko, 'onn macaulay anu I""'',o W.,
Leou' Inc nrS'-haneu Is q husNS
young giant VINO may suIp,,Se e'o'
oody with throw that VIII 30 ne"'
tho present record
MCLEOD Is an o'utlmer 5at Tue
game ana mas the shiil Us wei. 40
the experience lie Is eNpecteu "
put up a great eNhio'tioh poth III
the manner throw anu the sho'-pu''
for the hlgh Jump SIN en'r.eS
nave Deeh received ana 'hey are ~.
DelahuN, a. T.. barlmer, haIoil
Nott' flchard Benny James MO-.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
GREAT INTEREST Is
SHOWN IN Series
SANTA CLARAS SAID
TO BE VERY STRONG
The Wasedas Will Stop Over for Six
Weeks-Best Of Honolulu and
Oahu Mer TO Play.

That the baseball fans of this city
are going to have a great time
around about July next goes without
saying The international series
will start up and some OF the best
bah seen In Honolulu should result.
The Santa Clara boys are said to be
playing great baseball nowadays, and
II they are as much better than their
last nine that visited Hawaii, as
they are rumorcd to be, the local
men will have to play champion
game in order to win.
Twelve men will come down with
Manager McHenry, and as the series
will last about six weeks or so, the
three extra players will come In very
handy. The Santa Clara boys are,
of course. amateurs. and as such can
not legally receive any part of the
gate receipts.
A lot of people imagine that II Is
the Kcio University team that Is go
Ting to stop over here and play Sc
1 ries. The Keios are, as n matter OF
fact. coming this way. but only on
route to Michigan, where they are
scheduled to play some games. The
Wasedas, on the other hand, Will
stoy over here all July and part
of August, and then return to Japan.
The japanese team will not be
under very heavy expense while In
Honolulu, as the players Will all be
the guests of friends. The Santa
Clara boys will, however, be put up
at one OF the hotels.
The local teams will be selected
from the best players in the ranks
OF the Honolulu and Oahu leagues,
The hrst-nained combination at pres
ent appears to consist OF the Dia'
mond Head and st. Louis teams
From those clubs strong team eau
be selected, and one that should holt
any other combination safe.
The Oahu league can also put q
combined nine IN the field that viii
look good to the fans. There are
some fine players In the Oahu clubs
and a combination team should dc
well In the international series. The
J. A. Cs. won the championship Of
the Oahu league last year. and al
though they have twice been de
feated by the Diamond Heads durinl
the past few weeks, they are improv'
ing every day.
The four teams that are to pla,
In the international series should b'
fairly evenly matched, and some fin'
ball games should be seen. All thu
fans are already talking Of the Sc
ries. although the start is SO fal
ahead.
w. w. Harris Is working on thu
proposition, and everything is goinI
- on all right. II was happy idei
to invite the Santa Claras, and thu
visit OF the Wasedas adds to thu
beauty of the scheme.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
WILDER WILL SAIL
"HAWAII" IN RACE
TOM V. KING MAKES
SPEECH BEFORE MEETING
Money Badly Needed for Fitting Out
Yacht - $4,000 Would Do the
Trick,

At the Promotion Committees
meeting yesterday afternoon, X. II.
Trent moved and ]. +. Bush second
ed that the Promotion Committee
heartily endorse the plan of the Ha-
wall Yacht Club to pull of a trans.
Pacific yacht race In the summer OF
1910, and commcnds the effort of
the yacht club in this matter to the
kindly consideration and assistance
OF the community.
T. V. King was present at yester-
days meeting to give his views as
to entering the yacht Hawaii for
the race. Mr.. King said: "fhe
principal thing is the money end OF
II. We have the assurance from the
South Coast Yacht Club that four
yachts will be entered from San
Pedro. We have written letters to
the Coast to get San Francisco an |
Seattle. and, II possible, San Diego
entries.
Last year San Diego entered Il
yacht named the Lady Maud, and II
Is expected that they will enter an
even better yacht this year. II we
get these others in, the better Il will
be for the race. Each one OF these
clubs will spend money here, as we
are not under any obligation to pay
their expenses.
ut required $4,000 last year to
At out the Hawaii. Commodore
Wilder thinks II will take at least
$500 this year, as there will be
some entertaining to do when the
Pacific Coast yachts reach Hawaii. Fl"
Chairman Mclean asked how
much money had been raised TO date,
to which Mr.. King replied that no
money had been subscribed. and that
the yacht club still owed $1,000
from last years fitting out of the
Hawaii This is interest bearing
and o burden on the club, although
the banks are not pushing us for
the money.
Last year we cleared up 5000
by our water carnival, and we had
planned to give. series of enter
tainments this year, but owing to
the counter attractions | am afraid
1t will fall through. People do not
like to go around to the various Of
fees and solicit for money. Mr.,
Cecil Brown has Informed us that
he will give $25 towards fund for
fitting out the Hawaii, and r. II
Trent stated yesterday that he would
be willing subscriber"
Mr. King read letter from Fran
els Hay of Los Angeles. in which II
stated that he had built a 50-foo'
yawl named the winston, which he
would race from the Coast to Ha'
wall. He also stated that he hat
put up very handsome cup for thu
boat making the best time to Homo
lulu This race will be open fol
yachts up to 20 feet, so that thu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
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Hawaii will have chance of COM
peting.
In conclusion. Mr.. King said:
South Coast yachtsmen are taking
much interest In this trans-Pacific
race. 1t is our Intention to have
the entire crew of the Hawaii an
amateur one. Commodore Wilder
will go as captain, A former mate
of the schooner Marston is now
working on the Hawaii II we can
keep that fellow on board II will
be kind of safety valve on our nav
igation. We feel that Commodore
Wilder, as sailing master OF the
yacht, will 1T the place well.
"As this IL more or less promo
ton enterprise. ! feel that the Pro
motion Committee should assist us
to raise this fund. The Hawaii
Yacht Club is composed of younf
men with limited means. The ma.
jority OF the boys who will go as the
crew will sacrifice much of theil
pay and will have to defray most Of
their own expenses
II was then that II. II. Tren
moved that the Promotion Commit
tee lend their moral support to THU
worthy cause.
{; q .;
The continued showery weather L
playing havoc with the various PLAN
of sports promoters. and II Is nevel
known right up. to the last minute
what Is going to happen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
COMING EVENTS.

It :, 1t 81 It IT s Il 81 u u u II It II :.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08

Sam Hop Is one of the best scorers
at baseball in this country, and his
poetry Is almost as good as his rec
ords OF a game, The following few
lines were dashed on by Sammy on
the voyage from Lahaina:
Everyone came to bat
And did make a single;
Center-field did run hard
For a blngle."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08

On Sunday. April II. there will bn
an all-day shoot at the Kakaako
traps. and good time is expected
by all the gunners OF the club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-08
" " "
DOTS AND DASHES.

Ironman Mccullough is In active
training for his boxing bout with
Coll of the Marines, and the tight
fans at Leilehua are going to have
great time OF It on Saturday week
night Mccullough is never SO happy
as when chasing around ring after
someone. II Is seldom that Mac
backs up-he is always boring In
and taking his punishment, In hopes
of landing wallop that will lano
the money.