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The Monticellonian., 1906-12-20
Xmas
NOTICE.

The following named Executors, Admin- istraters and Guardians have filed their An nnal Accounts Current at the Oct. Term, 1906, o the Drew Probate Court to come up for approval st the Jan. term. 1907, of ssid Court, As follows, to-wit: R. L Hardy. guardian Joseph Harris. sminor. J. C. Williamson, Admr. William FThompson, decd. I A. c. Stanley, EXT Est. NJ. L. Breed zove, decd. 4 R. l.. Hardy and C. r. Harris Exrs. est. 5A. F.. Harris. decd. S A. NJ. Tighman, Admr. Est. N. c, Ma |eon, decd z J. 5. Di-hongb. guar. Archie prewitt, Etnino- 8 F.. I. Yates, guardian Henry w. Yates, D minnr. I J. W. Pfpkin, guardian Mary McFsr' |and minor.
 Il. II. Wolfe, sdmr. est. J. NJ. Austin, aeed.
 J. G. Williamson, guardian John, Leone
 Ind Hattie May Cluster. minors.
 Walter Wilson, adinr. est. k. C. Bennett, Iced q W. r. Besselleu, adnr. est. Dr. W. F. Besssllieu. decd. % Hale Robinson, Admr. Est. F. Miles. Decd.
 And notice is hereby given that All per Dons interested in any of the above named Settlements are warned to come forward sEd
 le exceptions thereto, if any they have. on 1r before tho End day of the Jai.. term 1907 |pf this Court or they will be forever barred rom excepting thereto or any item thereof.
 Witness my hand aAd official seal this 30
 by of 0ct., 1906
 J. W. Kimb,c. County. Clerk.
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Try 1t Once.

There is more actual misery and less real danger in case of itch ing skin disease than in any other ailment. Hunts Cure is manu- factured especially for these cases. It relieves instantly and cures promptly. A bsolutely guaran. teed. Sold by D. T Hyatt.
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Notice.

The Christian Science Society meets in the Curry Building. Services Sunday at II a. m. Subject. December a3rd, 19oo,
 Christian Science.
 Sunday School at GAS. Read ing room open daily from 10 5 p. m. Wednesday evening services at 7:3o o'clock. Everybody cordially invited.
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] -'t1 AStoAHtt0s
 Miss Guila Harper is in Little Rock visiting her sister. Mrs. C. C. Thompson.
 Big assortment of Ladies Hand. kerchiefs, get one for Xmas.
 It Il M. Wilson < Go.
 Mir. John NJ. Wilson. of War. rcn, was visitor to our city the latter part of last week.
 For Sale or Trade-A few thor. oughbred Brown Leghorn Roos- ters. at. J c. Jetr.
 A new lot of Sachets, Chamoise Perfcmes and Toilets in general. Ut Bordeaux Drug Store.
 The schools will take a recess to- morrow for about two weeks, for the Christmas holidays.
 ob is said to have been very patient man; but then he never was city cotton weigher, that we ever heard tell of.
 We have umbrellas in Sterling Silver. Gold and Pearl handles from S3.oo up.
 If Star ewelry Go.
 Mir. Brison McQuiston and Mrs. Rhetta McQuiston. of Idaville. ,. Tenn, are visiting relatives in this county.
 There will be celebration of the Holy Communion in the Episcopal Church, on Christmas morning at : 30.
 For all kinds of fresh meats. Phone your order or call us.
 If w. II. Mark & Go.
 Successors to Mark X McVay.
 The prizes at the skating rink last Friday evening were won by Miss Louise Phillips and Mir. Fred Reeder.
 Now Is the time for Hat Pins. Our new ones this year are pret- tier than ever before.
 If Star Jewelry Go.
 Mir. Walter Bowles has resigned as City cotton weigher and Mir. L. B. Wilson has been appointed in his stead
 Kid Gloves, dressed and undress ed in 6 different colors. Nice for Xmas presents, sI % to sr 50.
 H. M. Wilson t Co.
 A new grist and chop mill Is soon 10 be erected in this city. Jaggers Bros. will own and oper. ate the mill.
 Big lot Mems and Boy's ties. suitable for Xmas presents, 25c to 50 cents.
 2t H. NJ. Wilson & Go.
 10 Suit Gases, new stock, well worth $I.75 to g. co. Till Dec. a4th, our price $G5o.
 2t If M. Wilson X Go.
 The Ladies' Cemetery Associa- ton will meet with Mrs. Luther McQuiston the last Friday in De- cember, at ? 80 p m.
 We have just gotton in large number of Bracelets in the latest designs. Call and see them.
 If Star Jewelry Go.
 Mir. W. D. Todd has pure based the Blythe property in the north eastern part of this city. Mir. liar rs Mum bought Mir. Todd's resi- dence on the south side.
 One Ladies Blue Panama Suit. Eton Jacket, Jacket 34, Waist 5. Length 4c, we'll worth 10. S5. Now Ic 5o.
 2t II. NJ. Wilson X Co.
 Remember that Bishop Wm. M. Brown will preach at the Epis. copal Church. this city. this even- ing. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to our people to attend.
 One Ladies Gray plaid Suit used as sample, not soiled. coat 36, waist a5. length 43, good value at $I5.oo. Our price now SII.So.
 2t. II. NJ Wilson & Co.
 Rev. Harrell. Presiding Elder
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locaI Items.

GNefyoooy IS ScttlHS feddy TOT Christmas.
 Gotham, Cotham-Caraway, Caraway-January yst
 Mrs. McCicrkin is visiting at Memphis.
 For life insurance, see II. F. Bailey. If.
 Eggs have been scarcer than us. ual here this Fall.
 All kinds of Toys at Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Moonlight nights for Christmas week.
 Mir. K. II. Dozier. of Pine Bluff, was here this week.
 II. r. Bailey will write you q good life policy. If.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 Go with the cro wds to H. NJ. Wilson & Co.'S.
 More Dolls than you ever saw at Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Miss Fannie Johnson has re- turned to her home in II.
 Speetacles that fit the eye, at Bordeaux Drug Store. If
 Poland China pigs for sale-See $. E. Gardner.
 There will be something doing at Gotham X Caraway's Jan. Ist.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers If
 We had slight snow yesterday morning. The first of the season. See the Holiday goods at Bor- deaux Drug Store. 3t
 MT Percy Hart. who is attend ing school at Port Gibson. Miss, IS here on visit to relatives.
 Fountain Pens. Purses, Bill Books, etc, at. Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Mr. Angelic Maree, of Little K ock, was a business visitor to our city last week.
 Tissue, crepe tissue, geld or sill yer paper. at BordeanX Drug Store.
 MT. w. A. Moffatt. of the Ad vance, has returned from visit to the l. T.
 The Smithsonian Truss is the best made. See them at Bordeaux Drug Store. If.
 Rev. R. R. Moore, station preacher for Monticello, and fami- ly arrived last Thursday.
 We have all sorts of Fountain Pens at all prices.
 If Star Jewelry Go.
 Mir. John M. and Cullen McNey shipped out carload of hogs the first of this week.
 If you want cheap meats, Phone your order, or call on.
 If w. H. Mark X Go.
 The passenger train is generally from one to two hours late, these days.
 Metal Polish for cleaning silver, gold. brass or any kind of metals, at Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Mrs. W. J. Pierce. of White wright, Tex, is visiting her par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. |. Erwin.
 Don't forget we are headquar- ters for dress goods.
 H. NJ. Wilson X Go.
 The big rain of Saturday and Sunday made Monday rather d dull day, in town.
 A fine assortment of cut glass and Japanese goods at Bordeaux Drug Store 3t
 Wait and see what Gotham x Caraway are going to do for you on January Ist.
 A beautiful lot of Back Combs. The latest patterns.
 If Star Jewelry Co.
 Watch, watch, watch for what is coming from Gotham & Cara
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week. We have some nice things Come and see for yourself.
 ]. s. Wilson Furniture Co.
 The time to sell sweet potatoes for good money is at hand. The farmer who knows how to keep his sweet potatoes sound until mid winter is always safe for d good price.
 We have just three New Home Sewing Machines left-two box and one drop head. They are go ing at actual cost, as we are cut ting them out of our line.
 I. B. Wilson Furniture Co
 The Skating Rink is soon to be supplied with new floor. The sound is to be deadened. so the fantastic skaters can roll over the floor without creating much noise.
 Mr. II. k. Harvey. who moved from this county to the Indian Territory about three years ago, has returned. to make old Drew his future home. There may be. and doubtless is, places as good as this, but none better.
 How pleasant these long winter evenings can be made to everyone in the home if you have Victor or Edison Talking Machine. They don't cost much. Every home should have one. We have them from $Io.oo up.
 If. Star Jewelry Co.
 The new north and south rail road magnates being here last week, some new talk of early work on the road is being made. l It is said that work will commence next month, and we hope that 1t may.
 This will be our last issue be. l fore Christmas, and we desire 10 extend to our friends and patrons our best wishes for a merry Christmas for them all. Let the holidays be spent as they should have a good time. enjoy the oc' casien, but abstain from riotous conduct and drunken revelry.
 The good little boys and girls will be visited by old kris krin- kle" next Monday night, just as soon as they go to sleep. So if they want to get some of the best things old Santa has in stock they had better go to bed and to sleep early, before all the good things are given out.
 This section of country has had more than its share of rain for the past week It rained all day Sat urday, Saturday night and Sun day. The creeks were all over flowed and the whole face of the earth is covered with water. Cotton, in the, fields, will be se- riously damaged and much of it will not be picked out before next Spring
 For the next two months little or nothing will be done in the way of out door work The weather is likely to be too cold and wet for much outdoor labor. But since we have about 10 months out of I2 that we can work. most of the time, in wood or field. we suppose that we ought to be satisfied to hi bernate for short spell.
 The year of 1906, just now pass ing away, has been a very good one for Monticello. The health of the town has been exceptionally good throughout the whole year, and all lines of business have pros- pered fairly we'll. There has not been d business failure in the town. and very few business changes. lust what 1907 will have in store for us is problematical. but if it only treats us as generously as has its predecessor we will have little cause to complain.
 Please Take Notice.
 On account of my building bnsi
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MONTICEL LONIAN
l. THURSDAY, DEC. 20 1908.

Entered at the Post Office st Montice' To Ark. AS seeond class mail matter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-06

linmmel and It Is alleged that the
affidavit In question was tina result
OF that Interview. the case being Mr..
iiummeFs personal matter and not a
part of the Office business.
1T was farther stated that while
tho district attorneys office had
learned the affidavit was really made.
II had heen destroyed upon the rec.
oncilintlon OF the Nesbit girl and
Young rhaw.
There was farther report current
tonight that the district attorneys
office had been informed that II rec.
ord OF the alleged affidavit exists. is
available anu will play prominent
part In the evidence introduced by
tho prosecution at Thaw's trial
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NEWPORT NEWS VA. FRIDAY, JULY 6. 1906

petersburg company take deliberate
ann at Sergeant Blount anu fire
When asked by the lieutenant II he
could identify the man he said he
could not. Lieutenant Stack said he
thought the man must have mistaken
tne attitude of the Petersburg sol.
der.
Affair is Mystery.
The mysterious wound inflicted
upon Sergeant Blomnt is attended nv
more than one singularity. 1t can.
not he explained how loaded car.
fridge passed the inspection of Off.
GERS OF the day. 1t cannot be nm.
derstood how Bloumt could have re.
ceived three shots from one shell,
officers nj the armory disagreeins
with Lieutenant Stack in his state.
ment that riot cartridges carry three
nails, these shells being said to car.
ny only two.
The belt and leggfngs of the
wounded man reached Richmond this
morning. The belt was penetrated
by one hall. Three balls are said to
have entered Blount's body.
Men Too Close Together.
From what high officer could
learn there had occurred a melee
upon the field of battle, the opposing
forces being in dangerous proximity
At all governmental manocuvres II
is required that lines of infantry
firing blank shots and approaching
within 100 yards of each other he
commanded to cease firing. to re-.
verse rifles ana to retire into posi-.
lions of safer rangd This prccau-
ton. II is believed. was not observed
Or carried into effect nj Chase City.
A sergeant engaged in the battle
said: al one lime the men were
firing within three feet of eacn
other"
II is also said to he singular that
any sane man should or could mis-
take blank for loaded shell. the
difference being easily distingmislahlc
both in the weight and appearance
of the ammunition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-06
GAMBLER SHOOTS NEGROES.
Taking Them For White Men Who
Beat Him, He BIazes Away.

BLUEF1ELD. w. va. July o.
Samuel Farloway, night Waterman,
and John Dawson and Bert Jones en-
gagged In a fight over gambling
game at Matewan today. Farioway
was badly beaten and left for dead !.
Later he revived. secured a rifle and
started in pursuit of his assailants.
Arriving at camp car on siding,
he saw two men standing In car
door. Taking them 10 be Dawson and
Jones. he opened fire, shooting Arm.
ster Taylor and Harry Hoskins. negro
laborers. engaged in track work Hos.
kins died almost Instantly. Taylor
will ole. Farloway b a Jail.
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Black Brute Is Found Guilty by q
Maryland Court
TWO WHITE WOMEN HIS VICTIMS
Virginia Troops Called Out to Pro.
tect Him From Mob Violence and
Now Militia From Sister Stale VIII
Altered the Execution.
(By AssocIaten ,.ress.l

BALTIMORE. MD. July 5.-Wil
liam Lee. alias George Scott. negro,
was convicted In the criminal court
here today Of criminally assaultine
Mrs. Lilly Barnes and Miss Frances
Powell, in Somerset county. made on
June II.
Judge Harlan, who. with Judges
Dobler and Wright. tried the case
without Il jury, sentenced Lee to be
hanged.
He will he kept in jail here until
the day of his execution to be ap.
pointed by Governor Warfleld, when
he will be removed to Somerset
county for execution.
Residents of that county assert
thai the negro will be iynchcd and
his body ridtlled with bullets, despite
the militia which will probably be
sent there to guard him.
The trial was removed to this
city to ensure the negroes safety
and the courtroom today was guard
ed by a Gordon of police and plain
clothesmen.
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HEARST IS HELD RESPONSIBLE
Indiana Man Denies That the French
Lick Springs Resort /. an American
Monte carlo-No Game. Of Chance
There by hi. Orders, Blu. In Viola.
ton Of Lease. ao.
tHy Assoc!nteI press.)

FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, IND,
July 5.-'rhomas Taggart. chairman
Of the Democratic national committee,
gave out today the following state
ment, made In reply TO the demand
made by the New York World that
he resign the national craftsmanship
OF the Democratic committee:
"rhe New York World has allowed
Itself to be imposed upon by the false
md seandalous publications OF n rival
newspaper whose editor Ia my person.
al enemy for reasons best known to
himself.
There has been no raid or attemnt-
Ell rnid OH tho French Lick Springs
hotel. nor hns such thing been
thought OF. save by MIR. Hearst and
his correspondents.
"a building owned by the French
Lick Springs Company, wholly discon-
nected from the hotel property, was
leased tn q party 10 be used for bill
Yards and as n bowling alley, with q
strong clause against gambling In the
lease, After q time this tenant per.
mitted gambling. We brought suit for
possession on the ground of the
breach Of that provision In the lease
and recovered Judgment. He apDeaI.
ell the case and II is pending for trial
In the present term of court. The
State authorities have suppiemented
our efforts to recover possession, by
raiding that building and that Ia all
there is to the grossly sensational pub.t
ilcations in which tho World has MAC.
cd credence. :. ~
The French Lick Springs hotel has
not tolerated and Will not tolcrats
gambling In my form OH Its prem,
iscs. This Is attested by the court
records, which show our efforts to
suppress 1t, and 1t Is we'll known to
Mr.. Hearst. who. with such knowledes
used his papers to publish yindlct1ys
anu lfbelons falsehoods. | regret thar
the World has seen fit to dignity these
atrocious falsehoGds by editorial man.
ton. n !
The proposition that | should RS.
Sign is preposterous. 1t deserves and
VIII receive no mention" A
Attention is called by intimate
friends OF. Mr.. Taggart, who usually
are authorized to speak for him, to
lhs TACT that on June Z, the Indiana
democratic State convention uuanI-
inonsiy endorsed w. j.. Bryan for
the presidential nomination and to the
tact that the attacks on. Mr.. Taggart
loiiowed, the Bryan endorsement be.
Ing apparently attributed to the influ..
ence OF National Chairman Taggart.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-06
TUG SAVES TWO LIVES.
Captain and Crippled Son Picked Up
by the Edward luckenbach.
NY Associated Prcss.)

titS ASSnclhtcd freES)
PROVIDENCE. II. l.. July 5.--The
sea going tug Edward Luckepbach
which arrived here today had on
hoard Captain Robert Monerlchens
OF the bnrge Kingston and his rs
year old son. cripple. who w4th "A
deck hand, Fred Williams. were
thrown into the sen off the Southern
coast OF Long Island last Tuesday
night when the barge sprung Il lcak
and sank.
Williams was drowned. while the
captain and his lame son were fnnlly
rescued. after floating about on
wrrckuge IN heavy scn and binding
fog for nearly nh hour. Captain
Monerichens Is from Brooklyn. the
tug left Norfolk July |. towing three
harges for this port.
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BRYAN ENTERTAINED.
Americans in London Pay Marked
Attention to Him.
(By Associated Press.)


LONDON. ENG, July 5.-Formcr
congressman Jefferson NJ. Levy, OF
New York gave a luncheon party to.
day at the Carlton hotel in honor of
William j. Bryan, the dining room
was decorated with flowers and the
stars and Stripes. The guests in.
clnded Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Me.
Cormick, OF Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Straus and Col. Hunsicker and
Mrs. Hunsicker.
William j. Bryan was an interested
visitor to the House of Commons
this afternoon as the guest OF John
Burns. president OF the local govern.
ment board who introduced Mr.. Bry.
an to number OF British politicians.
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FORMER U. S. OFFICIAL is
SENTENCED TO IMPRISONMENT
Land Grabber Convicted on Twnntv.
One Counts and Is Fined More
Than $4,000.
(By AssocIated Press

PORTLAND. ORE, July 5 .-Henry
Meidrum. former United States sur.
veyor;general for the district OF Ore.
gon was today sentenced to INV q
fine of $3.50 on each of twenty.one
counts and to serve sixty days inn.
pTisonment at hard labor on each Of
eighteen counts in the federal peni.
tertiary at McNeil's sland, Washing.
ton, for conspiracy to defraud the
United States government In connec.y
ton with land deals In this State. d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-06
50 Dead, FIREWORKS
Chicago Newspaper Gives official
Returns Of The Battle.
2, 1883 PERSONS AMONG THE HURT
In Celebrating Fourth Of July, Young
America pays Penalty For Careless
mes. In. Handling Exploslves--Prop.
ersy Lo.s, ses,45o.
my Associated Prrss.)

CHICAGO, ILLS. July 5.--The Tri.
hume today published Its ninth annual
summary OF tho deaths and Injuries
caused throughout tho United States
by yesterdays celebration OF the De,
claratlon OF Independence. Tho fig.
ures today were as follows:
Dead-3S. BY fireworks. 0; by
cannon, /; by firearms. II; by explo.
slves. 7; by toy pistols. 4: by runa.
way, ] /; by drowning, S.
lnjured-2,7S9, BY fireworks. 1899:
by cannon, 2G1; by firearms, 393; by
explosives. GOT; by toy pistols. 304 /;
by runaways. IS: fire loss. s66.45o.
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PERCENTAGE OF DEATHS LARGE
In Manila Alone Out of 90 Cases, 20
Persons succumhed to the Dread
oisease-ln 1902 Out of 1ao.asa
There Were More Than $4,000
Deaths Reported.
CBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. d. c., July s.
The war department avs advised to-
day of the virmlent outbreak of chol-
era In Manila.
For the week ending July there
were ZIG cases and 90 deaths; for
the "a hours ending ut O'Clock on
the morning OF July 6, there were ~
cases and . deaths in the provinces.
During the same period in Manila
there were % cases and % deaths.
The last outbreak Of cholera in the
philippines occurred in August. 1905.
when from August % to October IA.
7l3 cases and $50 deaths we're re.
ported.
But the outbreak of 1905 was insig.
nificant when compared with that Of
1902, when n total of 130,3d2 cases
were reported and S2,955 deaths were
known to have occurred. But 1t was
stated at the time that the actual
number of deaths was probably 90 per
cent. greater.
Epidemic Of 1902.
During the epidemic OF 1902 the
populations of many of the towns
were heavily reduced through deaths
and the flight of the panic-stricken
people. Many of the dead were left
unburied for days in spite OF the en-.
ergetic steps taken by the govern.
ment to combat the spread of the dis
ease and to care for the sick and the
dead.
Surgeons and medicines were sent
to all parts of the islands and the
natives were compelled to adopt sanl-
tary precautions.
On October 30, 1902. Governor Taft
announced that the cholera had prac.
tically disappeared from the island of
Luzon, and that in Manila there had
been only an average of two cases a
day for ten days previous to that
date. Twenty other provinces wero
practically free from the disease.
Disease Never Absent.
Cholera in slight form is epidem.
ic in the Philippines almost every
year, but the sanitary education of the
natives by the American authorities is
gradually alternating the conditions,
and the precautions taken by the med.
ical authorities, based on past expe-
riences, are regarded as being equal
10 any strain which may be placed
upon them.
The last complete monthly health
report from the Philippines which the
bureau of insuar affairs received was
Tor December 1905. This report.
which was made by Dr.. Victor Fl.
Heiser. the director of health, said
eight deaths from cholera were reg.
istered that month in Manila. all the
victims being Filipinos. The total
number of deaths from cholera was
reported as 300 out of total of ss7
cases. The greatest number of deaths
was in Cayite, 113. Bulacan province
came second, with 80 deaths.
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Tobacco Growers in port.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 5.-A
large delegation of the Tobacco Grow.
ers' Association of the United States
arrived here today on board the
steamer Princess Anne, from Norfolk,
Va. One session Of the annual con.
ference was held at sea.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-06
YOUNG ZELAYA ARRESTED.
Son of the President of Nicaragua
Held for Petit Larceny.
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON, D. c., July s.
Alfonso Zelaya, son of the President
Of Nicaragua, was arrested here today
and locked IN a cell at the first pre-
cinct station. on a warrant charging
petit larceny.
Mr.. Zelaya recently was married to
a young lady in this city. Zelaya was
released after furnishing collateral
bond for his appearance in court to.
morrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-06
store In New Hands.

Messrs w. T.. Wiley and s. r.
Beerye have purchased the New
York Confectionery Company from
Mr.. s. A. Garrett. The new propr!c-
tors took charge of the store yester.
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-06
One Dead In New Work.

NEW York; N. Y. July s.
The Fourth OF July casualty list is as
follows:
Killed by stray bullets, /; fatally in
jured, 2; Injured by blank cartridges,
40: injured treated at hospitals, 300;
fires. Al; arrested for using revolvers.
401 persons
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MIIIionaire's Son Drowned.

ASHLAND, N. H, July 6.-H. NICK.
Twombly, Jr. Is years old. only son
of.H.s Nick. Twombly, the New York
capitalist was drowned while swim.
ming in Big squeam Lake. Hold snass.
N H., today. 4 En- 8