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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
FELoNloUs ASSAULT CHARGED
Special Policeman Richmond, of Rich.
mond, Wanted Here.


W. Il. Richards, special police.
man employed by the Chesapeake ~
Ohio Railway at Richmond. Is want.
cd by The local police department on
the charge of feloniuus assault. A
warrant was sworn ont yesterday by
+. il. Lloyd charging Richards with
stahbing II. B. Crowlcr.
The fight occurred ut The local
ylant of the American Tobacco Com
pany Saturday. Richards surrender.
eli himseir t0 The police and was
rncoGniHcd for his appearances in the
police court yesterday morning, hut
when his case was called II was
learned that he had returned to Rich.
monu. Tho warrant was sent To Rich.
mond and tho special officer prob.
ably Will he brought here today.
1t Is claimed that n relative of
Richards got into II fight with Lloyd
aud that when Crowder attempted Ia
separate the men Richards stabbed
him TWICE with "a pocket knife Meth.
or of tile wounds was of serious
nature.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07

Mrs. T. r. Schofield an dchildren
have returned from an extended Wis.
u to Philadelphia. Mrs. Schoneld
was accompanied by her ncice, Miss
Rebeccn Marlin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
G. A. r. ENHANCEMENT.

$4,000. Minneapolis, Mimi, and Re-
turn, $1,000. Via Chesapeake d
Ohio Railway.
Tickets on sale August 10th. 11tn
and 18th: good leaving Minneapolis
returning not later than August S1st.
Extension of limit obtainable to leave
Minneapolis not later than Septem-
Der 30th, by deposit and OH payment
OF fifty cents deposit fee.
S-3.5,T9,1O1
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
HELD FOR MURDER.
Officer From Columbus Here to Take
Charge of Brady.

Charge of Brady.
Officer Borgan. of the Columbus,
Ohio, poi,ce department, arrived hero
Yesterday l., take charge OF Frank
Brandy; elias Price. the negro. who IS
wanted In Columbus for murder IN
the first G"g"ee.
Tile officer was entertained yester.
day by The local department and will
not leave for home until today
Brady was arrested here for st aal-
Ing a coat INN the hall of the Gen.
eral hospital.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
Annual Mountain Excursion to Ashe.
willie, N. c., August 10Th. 1906,
via Southern Railway.

The Third Annual Mountain Excui.
sion to Asheville, N. c., and return,
Will be operated this year, leaving Nor.
folk, August 18TH, 1906. Tickets VII
be sold on this date from Norfolk to
hsheville and return for $1,000 with
final return limit August goth. 1905
allowing ten days in the beautiful
mountainous section of Western
North Carolina. Tickets will be good
leaving Norfolk $3.50 a. H., or $50 y.
M, returning on any regular train
within ten days. Sleeping car space
should be reserved Immediately.
STANTON CURTIS,
Passenger Agent.
90 CRANKY Street, Monticello Uotsl,
7-t5-22t- Norfolk. ya.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07

Messrs. 10. c. Chiles. James
Mitchell and Curl Phillips acted MS
judges for the tournament.
Athletic Contests.
The 100,yard dash, in which some
dozen local sprlnters we're entered,
Was won by Edward Kabrlck, of tho
( Eagle Engine Company's running
team with Arthur Wilroy. OF. the lief.
ferson Avenue club, second. Time,
Al 4-5 seconds. Prize gold medal
Huston Hughes took first prize a
bunch OF bananas, in the potato race.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
=
IB|G CROWD ATTENDS
CIRCUS FIRST NIGHT.
Tournament By Electric Lights, The
Feature Of The Opening
Performance.
INTERESTING ATHLETIC EVENTS
Running and Jumping Contests For
Handsome Pr'zes-Nlne slnclalrs
Were. Entered For the fitting and
Two Took rrophles-Fine Program
For Tonight.

Fully thousand people attended
the opening performance Of the SO.
ciety Circus, given under The au-
spices of the board Of directors of
the general hospital for tho benefit
OF tina, Institution, ut tho Casino
park last night. Better weather con-
dltions than those which prevailed
could not have been desired. A bril-
liant moon shed It's silvery rays down
on the park, lending beauty to the
scene, while gentle southwest
breeze rendered the atmosphere just,
cool enough for the comfort Of the
spectators ana the performers. rho
performances itself was all that had
been promised, the sports being OF
the very highest order.
The performance was preceded by
street parade composed of tho
Eagle Engine Compnny's band, about
twenty knights on horse hack. M
omnibus containing four clowns, a
number of pony carts, and two "Ro.
man" chariots. each drawn by II pair
of "blooded" chargers and driven
by u clown. dressed In the most
comcal fashion. Tho chnriois were
Inverted steel dirt scrapcrs.
Mr.. Manvillc Leads.
Seated In fine rig drawn by II
handsome black horse ana with n
silk hat upon his head, Mr.. l.. D..
Manville. promoter and general
manager OF the circus, led the pa.
rade from tho Casino grounds south
on West avenue to Twcnty-iifti,
street, east; on ,Twonty-Rftli street u
Washington avenue, north on Wash
J lngton avenue To 'rhiriy.fourth street
4 and west oil Thirly.fourth street to
West avenue and south on West
avenue back to the Casino park Hun.
dreds and hundreds OF people lined
the streets upon which the parade
appeared, while fully two thousand
Z persons were gathered around anu
IN tho park when the parade re.
turned.
The feature OF the evenings per.
31ormance was Il tournament in which
sixteen OF Tho best known filter.
Of the Peninsula participated. Each
knight was given three rides with
three rings to each ride. making 1t
possible for them to take down nino
rings In tho three rides.
't Frank Sinclair Wins.
Frank Sinclair won the first prize,
fine saddle, by taking down seven
rings In three rides.
Charles Wilson, Roland Sinclair and
Magruder Jones each took down flys
rings during tho three runs. thereby
tying for the second prize, Each
%of them was given n fourth run for
! the three rings and on that run Ma.
gruder Smith took down two, while
Roland Sinclair only captured ono
Z ring and Wilson failed to get any.
smith was awarded the second prize
bride, while the third prize n pair
OF spurs was given TO Roland Sin.
clair,
All or the knights made compare
lively low scores because of the fact
lthat their horses were unused to
running al night.
Result of Tournament.
Following Is the total number of
rings made by each knight on each
run. with the total made by en- n OIL
all three rurs:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
GRAND AERIE EAGLES.

$23.55. Milwaukee and Return. $23.55.
Via Chesapeake G. Ohio Railway.
Tickets on sale August 10th. 18th
and 18th; good leaving Milwaukee
returning not later than August odd.
1906. -35,79,10,11
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-08-07
COVERED FROM
HEAD TO FOOT
With Crusted Scaly Eczema When
One Month old ~ Could Brush
Scales OFF Body m Young Lady
is Now II Years Old and Skin
Is Without a Scar - Cured By
CUTICURA REMEDIES
AT EXPENSE OF $3.50

"When I was one month old was
taken with eczema, After being under
the treatment of two doctors for one
month and no improvement, my
mother was advised by druggist
to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
! was ono crust of sores from head to
foot. ymothcr could brush the scales
oil my body; and my finger and toe nails
fell. After using six cakes of Cuticura
Soap and about ns much Cuticura Oint-
mcnt was completely cured. i am now
seventeen years old and my skin his not
ascar am still finding wonders in Cuti-
cura; after washing a fever blister two
days it was completely, gone" Your
Cuticura friend, Miss Eola Glasscock,
Oct. u, 1905. Marksyillc. La.
The attention of parents is called to
the fact that the Cuticura Remedies
were used ON one month old baby
with complete success, proving what We
have always claimed that these great
curativcs are so pure, so sweet, and so
dclicatcly mcdicated that they may be
used OIL the youngest infants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-01
Special Prices In Petcoats Kmonas Underwear and Hosiery

Two hundred silk petticOats, many
beautiful styles, some with deep fiounce
tucked; some with accordion pleats and
ruching; others with shirred f1ounce;
some heatherbloom underlay; others
with the all-silk underlay. All the new
and desirable shades; navy, lavender,
lilac, pearl, hunters green, sage, and
many of the changeable effects; others
in the fancy stripes.
$500 TO $6.75.... 49,. .......,..sS.95
$685. to 1915 ....................S5 $500.
$1,000 to S12.50 ...................S7.95
$500 to $1,000 ..................S1 $1,000
A PETTICOAT BARGAIN.
One hundred wash ginghams and
chambray petticoats, with extra deep
double section flounce, with three tucks.
These are all home made skirts. Reg
ular S1.S5 styles. Special CT AZ
Round-up.... ..-- 800 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-01

blue figures. Regular $1.25 (O
Regular S1.75 40
LONG NIGHT GOWNS.
Ladies long cloths night gowns with
round or square necks; short sleeves:
trimmed in maltese lace, drawn with
ribbon. These new full size. 90
Regular $3.50 styles at.. JOG
Ladies slip-Over gowns chemise
styles; made of long cloth; trimmed
with maltese lace and embroidery
bands; drawn with wash CT Os
ribbon; $1.75 styles at ..... .p1 .ZC
FERRIS WAISTS.
Ladies' and Misses Ferris waists in
broken styles and sizes. OS
Regular 75c to s1.00 styles at nc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-01
33cc
Csc
CORSET COVERS.

Ladies cambria corset covers, full
front, good long waist effect; trimmed
in imitation of Torchon lace and EN-
broidery edge; drawn with ribbon.
at Regular S9e styles Csc
LADIES' CORSETS.
Warmers and G. D. corsets In fine
white batiste or summer net; long hip,
with or without supporters. The best
corsets on the market. 90
Special Roundup price 80. 80. =. OOC
LADIES UNDERWEAR
Union suits in bleached or unbleach-
lace trimmed; or tight knee. Regular
SOC and Csc quality. 9S.
Roundup price. :. 49,. -. =. S~C
Fine gauze Isle pants: French band;
umbrella style; lace trimmed. Regular
Csc quality. 40.
Roundup price,. ....'~~
LADIES HOSIERY.
1000 pairs of hose In black gauge
isle or cotton; plain colors; with hand
embroidery; plain blacks in all sizes.
Regular 35c to 75c 90.
quality at....
Ladies' black or white all-over or boot
lace hose. Regular 35c OK.
quality. Roundup. -. ..@oS
Children's black cotton hose, three
thread heel and toe; elastic top; all
sizes from to 8. Regular 15c OK.
quality. Roundup price, 8 Pr. |OC
LADIES' VESTS.
Ladies' fine Isle or cotton vests; low
neck and sleeveless; plain or fancy
ribbed: finished with mercerized tape
around neck and arm holes. Regular
CSC quality. Roundup OK,
reduction
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-01
DRESSING SACQUES.

Ladies dark percale dressing sacques,
with Bishop sleeves; tight back with
strap; large collar; also cotton crepe
St st 1n@na at n. Regular Zoe to s'c 39c
Regular $1.75 az
styles at &C.. 80. - . JIG
Ladies' white lawn, and silk null
dressing sacques, made low neck and
short sleeves. They are all made very
dainty and are trimmed with val lace
and fine embroidery.
1925 to s2.75 c1Os
DIT -. ~ - - ~
1896 to $4.25 co OK
dl.'..
ROUNDING UP KIMONAS
Ladies' long, light lawn kimonas in
pretty Persian designs; others with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-01

Beautiful new line of stock collars, the
new styles i'm silk, embroidery and
batiste, for the round up sale, your
cholce ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. &c
Mexican drawn work and embroidery
turnover colalrs in a great variety of
styles, regular prices DC and S5c, spe-
cial e.. =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .13c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-01

Dainty stock collars in silk and en-
broidery, white and black, this sea-
sons styles and nice variety to
choose from ..........''''..''' ''.loc
Fine embroidery turnover collars. ..15c
Four-in-hand ties in all the new shades
beautiful quality of silk regular
prices from soc to 15c, special. BIC
TEN PER CENT off on all chimes
settles. These are in embroidery and
lace and range in price from 35c to,
each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sz.uu
All our fancy chiffon velngs, white
and black and colors. We haye these
from 35c to 81 per yard. Half price
New drape wells in all coors chiffon
and plain nets, also the lace designs
from SOC to SO each. For this sale ONE
THIRD OFF.
Collar and cuff sets for coats. jack
cts o. dress trimmings, made of lslet
embroidery, lace and linen, HALF
PRICE.
Embroidery turnover collar and cuff
sets in white and colored linen, va
riety of styles. regular prices SOC 10
81. special ...... ..............,..'.zoc
Stock collars with tie attached, made
of fins linen and dotted batiste, regu-
lar prices 75c to 81, TO rome week.
each ..................35c
Buster Brown collars, linen and lace.
HALF PRICE.
Lace and linen Bolero Jackets ONE
THIRD OFF.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13

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{ Te-E Ilez>jng --lal---=-- t1Arils'y'-
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Is Cz-al cl-z--rt-g -,ar..er and F'atflr1
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q b--5=z-ca5d er3 Enl--gT Heg2T1E as
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t--1- L-zr- 1t E4rg3r. Miss Anna Nc
Man = 5---g.-. Ms Katherine LINEN
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COHPERS TALKS.
Is Apparently aUc1 Pleased a. Results
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Teao.s-Kailork.

4 -e-y 1-=--y wedding occurred
Wednesday evening :. o'lll.-3: q TT
horne 5t A-. ana Mrs GUY NJ C1ip-
men. l. Pheasant s1r=eI. when William
u Il. --s.g-.e ans Ms My1a :. kzl-
.,-1 III N-a-Ttn v-t-e united in mar
RAG l. -. Charles Lincoln Wtite-
T.--s.5e1: 4 Calpy College from which
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hc1se -v4s tzst+.al-y decorated with
flowers in green ana rpl1- After 1..e
ceremony { l.@H- I'M r vas s~-vel il
-f- dining Pom Tn presents wer-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13

~ l1e f3o-2-atle Eo2r5 81 County Cor
--3-e-i1-t-s ot r. Ccln:y n he1ne-
m tue boundaries q III h-tz-ay
ie- ding from -Ae I365l+ clr1n1r load 70
called. II Oakland - The pr-d road. SO
called Ln Oakland. having o11e been drly
located oT-1 D5S hare become t5ouf1. III
s1-51<-ta3n II loSt- Ee 1be anttrs!E1ed
3nrate IL ll-nlIs s-d boundaries ard
cause sllta DIE monuments 70 t. erected
O -he SIDES = sid road thereof
T'-I#5 ~ p-kla-1d this twentieth Oar
q august 4 L. -sF-
Q 4 RIDLEY.
4 n. LIBBY.
J $ GLEASON
S+l+-ltr1e- II Oakland Maine
STATE OF MAINE
EENNEBEC, Ss-Roard az County Com
III ss-cr+Ts- August Sess3 OIL 1a.a Eseld
~ .Ad. a1-7rIT2e-I- September I'm. 1896
D1 III foregoing Petition satisfactory
eT:otrce having be'f1 Ey-Ce.re'5 that 1he
Petitioners are responsible and ought III
f.a heard touchF-g Tiqc rD-7ge- - 4f-f4,
n sid Petition and that IN inquiry irt.s
the merits Is eTTses1eTT- il is ORDERED
ftl1t thirty caFs lTeT431s notice te given
that 1h4 County Commissioners vii NEE
a 1he electric car barn IT Oakland On
Tuesday. IN lS-h dap If October next At
lob O'Clock A N: ard tht nee proceed 10
ard Immediately afte-xz r1s hear The rra~
ties and their witnesses and then -ak4
sElch further measures II thu premises
as max T. a6judEel proT~r- Sail motto.
n t. given by s-rTiug att=sta5 coryjes ~
said Petition and this order thereon. M
On the CLERK Of the town Of Oakland ara
by posting UP such cories 81 three pub
15c places in said town and By r71bIisS5-p
the same in the ke1nebec Journal a r.5l,-
Ii newspaper printed in sid COatn-s-.
that all I,ersCns and corporations inter
eEte9 nay attend ard BE- heard If they
think proper
Attest: e. ". JONES. Clerk
4 true copy Of the Petition and order OF
Court thereon.
Attest: G. W. JONES, Clerk.
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MARRIED.
.AREoSNloE.

ARoosTOOE.
.shlan5-AuE n. Smith 3. Wsnslo--
1-ld Mis- Ethel AlleT
['zkla1.5-SeTI : Archie c ToHle and
u = Helen Haskell
CUMBERLAND
Portia-5-SeTt. :. Guy Ridge q King
NOD Ms, Virginia and Katharine
Epr--i-h-
Woodforsiz-S@pt- ! Harry a Starrett
and Ms Georgia 4 Small
FRANKLIN
View Sha0o--Aug p. John G. Furter
1-.d Miss Jennie A Andrews
phziiic-sug- = George 2. E%dgeley
ard Miss Lillian VI SKeeISeT.
No--h ArsOn-Aug- = George r. Scott
~ Vests Mills and Miss Ethel Smith of
NV Portland
HANCOCK
OrIard-S@pt / Charles r. Ellis Of
Milo. and Miss Hattie Mabelle Sop4r. Of
Oriand-
tianoock-Avg. > George VI. Fogg and
Miss Armelie " Nom
Bar Harbor-Aug. =. DAILY o. White
and Miss Alberta Hayward.
OXFORD.
SaUth Paris-aug. 81. Harold r. Briggs
ard Miss Nau6e If Lu1t. Sept. e How
ard W Shaw ard Mise Edna 81 Eagon
RuEnfDr6 FallE-Aug. u, II. y. pfAiSglek
II Rox5urg and Miss Eliza A Harttlnz "
Andover-
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PrE0EEcDT

Fast coTintb-Seps- : Harris Leland
Dyer CT Cor5nrf and Mtss An-1z5elI =
Eleanor ToEle Of keIadl1skesg-
Of aersnoa and Mss IiIEaa z. Taylo 49, q
He s-.r11a1- ], cfariez H E1basaLi
and Mrs. Eet,eeca T. HurpsT
lssangor-ssey5t- J John ! W-Oo3zade and
SOMERSET
TIzrtiaTs5-A-g- ~ Lester Y. T.ae 4-d
MIS- MsT1le Z Lld-sdge-
WALDO.
PrOsp@c1-S4tt- > George Otto Th0np-
sori q smyrna Nils and Mss M4-c-4 II
Gray 81 FyTisI ,tgT-
Ielfast--Arg- =. Harvard " ElT%L
an4 Fannie a. nh-1-noT=, DoZa u N9--1-
port
WASHINGTON
Ila:rtng-G-.-SelI- l Guy l. Burriit z-d
NJ - Nall r GEace-
MISCELLANEOUS
GcTh4u- y E--AEg =. Leroy . Rznd
IA Mechanic Fll-s erl Miss So-z z. Yer
RI II Sewr3.
Roeheeter. n. If-Set- 9. Edgar p
Alien and H-s= Lila a Ac-S--g. b0-a u
Portland NJ
EENNEBEC
Asg7ista-Se7- q Charles L Bcsta a-5
-ss-t'ei- t---r--- SIT 5. C-aTrEr+ l. Has
trl4 ara NJ E-5 .Zafe-h JOINS. S+CL A
Isaac Z Nzdw=-l and nellie 3l4Tg1-@t
F'1-f--r- Se5.- 4 Lena jackson ara C,-.n
L-sl-@ Jn--> u
D--Io---S-T- q Elizabeth Charlotte
H-rcs a-d 59A1 Reed-
Mat.-F l.-stp:- :. Lafayette D4lawa-=
md HISS 1---- E1-s-5r-
= -7hror-St~-- Z Gertrude Whitney
and -4T----r- Bishop.
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Observation-Disclosures.

IT, marriage Y Ms ha-rs-i-e X
-eter a-i George H--4-tr HI N-i-thr51
re- ~.---i.r..z-5 = : :. =. Wednesday
III -l- II. F-.--7 ~ NV @---z chu-cls. "a
tl-- hee,-r o-75r5s-5r.z- IT fore 1t+ ca-e-
r1o.y Mr., william Dienum auI Miss
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Special Judge WiIfrei Bolster Of the
municipal bench Of Massachusetts ~as
nominated wednesday by Gov uuiiu,
as chief justice ~ the Boston HllHlcii'''
court to succeed Chief Justice bro"il'
who recently was named for the su-
perior bench. Judge Bolster has been
connected with the municipal court
since 1902
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-13
True Heart Disease IS Rare Thin.

The cause Of your palpitati is
probably. pressure arising from gas in
TIE stc-:-a -il-,tzt is. gastric indiges-
tion. = few doses Of Dr.. David kenne-
c!-'s FaYo-iIe Remedy will cleanse away
he foul accommodations and the heart
viii run quietly and keep good time.
Write Dr.. David kennedy's Sons,
Rondout. y. Y for free sample bottle
Large bottles $50. al druggists.
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FRANKLIN.
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HANCOCK.
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Of IoT;-- Russell : daughter
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