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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

friends Of statehood in this country
want to do so is to lend their utmost
moral support TO the so-called insur-
gents and try 10 force congress to cut
us loose from Arizona and New Mex
ico If Ada takes a decided stand in
this matter other towns will likely
follow suit, and in the combined in.
huence Of all there will be tremend-
Gus pressure TO be brought to bear.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17
Opera house all next week.

No announcement was made today
in connection with the cases against
Mansfield McMurray and Cornish nor
could it be learned what disposition
would be made of them. 1t seems
probable that the cases will never be
tried. None of the defendants were
in court. This was the day set for
the cases.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17
To Study Cotton Industry.

Washington, Jan. 17.-Senator Clay
introduced resolution authorizing the
president to appoint a commission to
investigate and study the condition of
cotton industry abroad with view
Of extending American trade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

The way the Indian Territory f,l.
lows joined in the inaugural ceremo-
nios, showed conclusiyely that tho
tcrritor is willing TO submit to the
Inevitable and Is getting in line
to be a big factor In the affairs of
the new state of Oklahoma. Capital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

The governor OF New Jersey has
ranted a respite to Mrs. Tolla. Now,
Il him get out Of the Vermont class
y at least giving her a communication
7 sentence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

About three weeks ago Ex-Governor
)dell of New York stated that he was
n the fight for control OF the Repub'
ican organization of hs state and In
he fight to the death. Now nothing is
heard from him He fought It to a fin
sh and was finished
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Speaker Cannon prevented the ad'
mission of Oklahoma and Indian Ter
'itory last session of congress and If
his task succeed will do so again, but
he rate at which the insurgents are
Increasing now the prospect is good
or the dethronement of Cannon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17
Actors Quarrel in ST. Louis.

Chicago. Jan. 17.-Joseph Brennan,
an actor Of st. Louis, was shot and
fatally wounded today in a quarrel
with Michael J. Walsh, also an actor,
Walsh surrendered He claims self
defense.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17
nAn

The precious stones imported into
his country during the past year ex-
eed in value by more than s1O00O,00O
he total imports for any other year.
some of these gems were
ought by policy holders too.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

It now begins to look like Speaker
annon will yet have TO yield in the
latter OF the Omnibus bill and agree
, statehood for Indian Territory and
klahoma.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Congressman Nick Longworth says
hat this country should get rid of the
at the very earliest oppor-
unity. Can 1t be that I.ongworth Is try.
ng to pick quarrel with his pros
,ective papa.in-law this early in the
"a ne?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17
MN

Congressman Sheppard Of Texas
as introduced a bill in congress to
educe the mileage OF members from
0 cents to cents per mile Il is
eedless to add the Sheppard bill will
ever become a law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Russia announces with something
Ike a whoop Of triumph that only 30
er cent Of her Manchurian army is
'illing to tear down the government.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

It is all right to adorn with dia
nonds a Garter when Il Is to be worn
iy the Mlkado or by anybody on
yhom II can be seen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Better sidewalks are very necessa-
y and the campaign that has been in
ugurated in that direction should en-
st the hearty cooperation Of every
citizen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

In advocating pensions Of $40 a day
or all good fellows, Eugene Ware OF
Kansas may have laid himself open
o a charge of self-seeking.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

When person reads a headline
Revolt is spreading" It Is necessary
Dr. him to read farther to determine
.hether II refors to Russia or the
ouse OF representatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Frantz Is the seventh governor and
nay be the last and best Of the terri
DRY OF Oklahoma. This is the wish
Z the people OF the two territories.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17
THE AUCTION, Monday night.

Get my prices on granitcid walks,
cellar floors, coping. steps, found
dations. etc.
19tf J. w. FIELDER
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Occasionally love affairs drag on 50
that Cupid disappears and Father
Time takes his place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Reports from South Texas indicate
hat James S. Hogg Is still far from
being a well man. and his friends
throughout the state are gradually
coming TO n realization OF the fact
hat he will probably never again be
factor In the politics Of the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

If it's a nice suite of office rooms
you want, see r. w. Ran0ol. 5tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Those big fines imposed on lottery
men at San Antonio by n federal
Judge have already put two Mexican
ottery companies out OF business.
When Uncle Sam strikes a blow in
matters of this kind # usually pro.
luces a jolt that has telling Of
'ect.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

For loans on city property see II.
Fred Snider, 720 West Main lin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Something doing all next week at
the opera house. 17-4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Two Funny Fellows, Hans an Nix,
Thursday night. 16.Z
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Something doing all next week at
he opera houst. 17.i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

Are you going to the AUCTION,
Monday night?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

At a meeting Of the abstractors OF
he Indian Territory held at the Busby
lotel at South McAloster a territorial
abstractor's association was formed
The following officers were elected:
President, J. d. Cox, TahleQuah; sec
retary, Miss S. A. Nisbit. Durant;
treasurer. j. A, McNaught, Ardmora.
The next meeting will be held in
South McAlaster, March 6.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-17

A Kansas travelling man paid 500
The other day for an exhibition he
gave OF ventrlloQulsm. He was at the
railroad station while a corpse-that
of negro-was being taken from the
train. The box was being carried by
several negroes, and the drummer who
was standing some distance away.
threw his voice. so that II seemed
to come from the casket, and said
let me down easy, boys" The star
lied pall-bearers dropped the box and
made a rapid getaway. At the cordial
invitation of the marshal ele festive
drummer appeared IN Justices court
md the justice made a guess that a
contribution Of 800 would about Gov
er the case.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
FELIPE TRIGO

pisrtss este prmsr cpiula primsrA ensr'g de Ia
historisI
-Bavo bravo. mi hdmt vsncsdor -. 1sosbA aio
duda ahors 10 seGunds eqtiegd -.
N1l... fac Ia ggaoiosa. ID Segunda. anochs que 81
Eegund repeoo ia mis ouI6l be Ia csSntAs
n.. En- fn Andrea horror" " luna chai!. "a SO 10
de.: W tm36l no fleSe miranda tan pe3oa'
dera. S5lo que Vens meior oaarse. le dal"
chs Snoohe Vera ued EsnAmos mAfana Fentsdos alH
los tes Aurora Pcuai de pronto Aparece h
ia sss Kossro del teniepte ssa ssGofa gorda'..
Bola de 0ebo.
B0Ja dc se5o eG verdsd que 81 compA6eS dc Ca
maroe dc Aurors Cry6 e POI miano nunaass ref e
elias p1r acAf0 qoe dee decre casQuio smshi
lidAd, Ia saludo sonrisndo My b1ensa RosAro que
cIlor hA vsGos,. <Si Q06 c4lorl ahogls- contes6
tB h de hiz ssed antchs go no bar hah dss
Cuadro - tC3mo haAA dlAs Inquire caernos alto
h msrdo tan prono pis6 vleud0 turbAAe la
fora Por suerte imnuisivo mSa asrsno, 20 scon sUh
hAstA el ds Pobrs tenents duerme las RainsR
Ia iau CuAndo bamoa les Is dsbe 6gurAr que sale e
sci @ Nj ObasfVAci6n parc6 oGae e mnotAurO, ops hiSo
h' tFsgsndo saliva Mas he sqo{ que cuAndo sfcho
do mi mans recbiA graNud dc IL mada do A1ors, cago
Is ouent red6l dc que mi ncchs ella habG sdo
Cbe sno sntsanOchs hsbft qcea6r PaIc1A
huness aldo G sgfsc do. zs bij1, tomo lA
horauil Il tam0si Fq1il6 cara Sc Is presanto
SPerl6l habs oVlado que Ards, Aaror enconTe
gusrd6 GstA horQuila do uIte53,....,
y 10 eral
oh. Aodres. sG aeiss me replied tomindOls, preCi
ssense ebs lcca de bsts por poderms poner
hsrsS Le dlgo used Qu, eas EaRcu delane 10 es8
Pascual-o e doe lie tutt1 trompsda GfAndilmA
rADossl
-Ho .. ellis, Ia del O.p&n .....
Giln zorro, tkmbien ctmsrote t. mucho ApAs
Teniar que h sns euidado holtmos hpandos H.,
Por supueso que largo sls ompdk ElCua Entss
de Menla All como aIi meior. dca engs6ad0s eta ene
para vente Nlero Viso cIpitan psnRrG que 20
llsgT msyorsI. lA toms como 20 de ViHie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
DEL FRIO AL FUEGU

Msdito yueto al mar Et Ia brda el eterno balloon de
toas nussrA Il esa repArNdo entire
comtdor sSetA &6lert vantnAs &c Egopan los
no oaben Me- lega al oldo 81 recadO de SAr4h dc
Enrique mai Ao0 por las mHngusrM del comedor auans
VoEn del relolero
Drasnms ks fJlf 1rencas del S9n de llama, de
plata enc ndida en las hee es del golto de
ngas Psro noso que Ia c4m5iAdo oil glego Qle sl0
Qsba con SArtAy Enrique Qas ae AcerCG:
-Draoaor, I J d Alrora b.. ! ls vatoI
NO. qQetdo. Yono 10 drip.
ST por ESQ., porqls tlens ella papel nj direction
estss drscclonei D6Dde esis usd al ctpnaal
Tampgc0.
ca un Adsman de erer pArir escapRdo. S. dssisns
Ben nAh lQue z2lzAn 0l0e i1Vnsnd0me clgArr0
san pronto 10 dog flV2o sp0ya unto MI
siGus;
nolAbs2 Pnes 81 VAs buscAHs Se60Ta el bueno
DO PsscpAi
ClupA Sls al hUmo CsrC.6Ass slgsdeior dc que asdis
nos sscuCha, sIntiess maDgoo:
Hly ncysdtdeal.... Psfo noytdsdss, QQ6 di4blu b..
D6nde esugo hoy todo ana podido
echar IN psrfUi Q4e t1s3 chdlhd0 Lu,4t
= All Enrq se por favor Lie sapncJ,.,
-DosnU bueue, 81 mefece 10 EesetVs, Vef..t. Lc3n
ysniente ds pcat An - dlg0l.. tuef Al
que cAr.mD1 Andres. dc cos Ia msAd que 10
los amlgua. aecenVeac6 dacs pescad@Q
CamIruIe 10 GltsanGCh, caro-.
Dem0ulol
y e Una bsss ndI6 ri sients nj padsce vale qls
me i'm otA IN psJl,. mslor., HAssA F.e
IA QUO sl tns al cAmArote tsAbel ps0 q lS
Toao convsnldo TcdJ bsn nj cUmp. Ell mAlrmono, h,sa
q dc sl Las eIssi iadl6 Qas n@deS dU1utaHI
PalcoA yC 81 nueo. Las msoia PsAcuAI
pisnU 6fg.n0 70 saigo oueo en- q i15.,y
"a rUa Qalsu vi si aVi0, tn e asmo dcrAdo cape
rSuuums us1s hngr las ttnJrGa
uyU bAaV lor un pahAtO 81 sqls t hsio dss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
AnunGio De subasta

DeparIameLIv oel Interior. 1OasipA
del Supeririendenle dc ObYaa Ed
blisAs. san Juan Puerto Rice, 7
de Agoslo CO l W..
rvkUslGlOLss su pliegos eerrAdos
para Ia bcjudtcaslon o. ,1DlleA Au.
BAHIA oo4 sVmIniSir0, MEDIA y entire
ga q, 2J.2s6 mssros 81 DISCS CO pied. .
Ir.IuIso., por ICtes. ValL 10 geneva
sion de- lAs eArreIstss San Juan Pom.
CO, IL u no. Vega Aila, Csmuy- Aqua.
dius, Maysgusx Anasec. kalaRusz.
YAlco. Msy.gns2 Lss Mslias, hgua'
oila Larss, PUnse. Aree' bo, CSyey.
Arroyo, tsguss Bum AsAo Playa. Ba'
canon q msrlo, Reyes Cal04icos Co
iozAl, J t.l0 FisoIas NsguApo, se
Aonllirap en- Gaia ticlns hA.tA las II
DO 10 mafiAna Gel d . 80 oe ARoslo de
1905. On que 10 Anrlfan EnDacs msEse.
T.Gos lps aaMs ntceasrlUa % ca
iA2 en tara tcika, oOnQe % tItuen
han us mali1 Gl0 RGIs iLA 0lcLntn'
tos que han 90 1rtglr en- ~ Clnbtata,
.LeUysi dv - 0 AAltics cl0n Ce .CA 40
ses, J pCuIan rec. ker !Ua lLserest oos
lIa l. UEslUA Qe PIUpualclCLeA Que han
1t prsGecIAr.
L7a llclsxdores NO eiiAn CbltgA'
dCs & hster PIT u Eielt nes Itr 81 mon.
ssnse totA! dc In pltofA, kiLo que 70.
aran tltgir lCA loles que mas 10 con
Wrg.. Lk AaminlGI- setcn 80 rtHesva
81 otrst no oe rteh Ear en GuaIx ultra 8
sodSs lea prorCticioLes.
J ] Jsnsenes,
-SnLeriI terGepte de ObrAa I 6olieaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
Acadia municipal Rio PIe1ra'

AcJrdAda por el AyuLtaDient9 10
snbaitA dc In ohrA de tx JlsDs cion,
'frmado y centoiidAeion de 10 Gale
del an Jries CO slia .LCb tcion, ptr ID
.uma dc letselenlos velnIs y ooS do
Lars och rtA y nm CenI. w. IL 622 :
60 stfiEla para ei seIo sI iuu6S 5 20
Sepslemb,e pr6x M, 10 uuA se il
sAros, en Ia cAaA ConslLt ,rlain Anle ID
eomisi6n 6esignAdA Al tt,cSU.
El proytelo y pliego Ce sondieio
90 tcor6mc -sdminisBrat vo IasAte-
& r ea ID ejseuclol de IL Cbra 90 he
lax do manitisaIo ca 10 SssreIafiA Gel
AyunsAmisLIo. L&s prutosle oHes D.
.lasyarAn Si mOdeiO lnRerlu a conEl
,uacion. Lo que 40 hsee ! d 0 leo Eara
gsnersl eopoclmlerto.
Rio tieorAs, Agosio 2. de l 9t6
Juan Ca.0ca, Aic.te Munielpsl.
M0deI0 d. / q0p SIC onlS
u L.....,.ss...,,..', .'''Vtc GLE U
R,...,.,. tIterAdo del AnUaelO para
"a sol lc.e.el0n en- I6blica spbAstA OF
as oerAt &c ylanaei6p, AfemeaU y
conscnaEs.uL de lR cajle del SNurLS,
de tHA l4b sciou, esi 6, mo de las
G. nd lcis Ies 'x3rexkdAs En- les dtcu'
neLI 4Qs h &c rtgic 81 IL spbsE'
a., st sClif mese & t1mAr por 1t
:ueLAa e eilA4A Vbr& Ell D slmh &C
('Qti i'sSa dsc en- lettsD q sa3o fl
&C. ~ n. IL carts CO pagU Ertd tlvs
&c h h*h) ID cJnslEuscioa Gu,
tx - el &c 10 10 zero d.l piiego O.
ecrd.ctlle4 esoU(mico atminlEsrAh
vM.
Feih J q ma
81 aohrs conlsndrA el tiguient,
losult 'Io53slsi6n para ID SdjadI
<sAe6l del lsmsle do 10 obrA do *
<oianscl0 If mAdo y eopaolidzcio.
<ie 10 vAie dol N.rlS co este Lobl4
<:i6n.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
OontinllGcs0n dc "a pdnsNG59l

ktU711RlDtsCtuTS ths W U&TAfkI$N'I
-CRIMENES horribles SO SONS.
en- en- todns los paisea 81 lcs que a.
amor he sido oil m6vil prineipal. Crf
man & 10 Elegansia y 81 bush gusto IS
eomsta, Hssndo IN Pertums IN Thb6n
vulgar. cuando sl exquisite CSshimsra
BouQues va sn perfume @ So JAb6n -
% el sumun del buen tono. Colgate y
CO. New York
LARORES.- s0'i'''a'
Bcrdadoras buen&s O0Eadcrds sssga'
eandolaa trabaio constants. Proporelo
namos 10 sela dibuic snviAndolos .
sualQuer parss do IL isla, Dirigirsc 4
The Porto Riso DRAWN Work d
Emhroidsry GO Fortslsza 10. Tam
hisr &c snlieisan CcstuTeTGs, Ind
@THk RnvETIA.-f eslls dE
Cru&. Gran sass de- hSspsdss sTs
als d hosals Aposeua0s para taEniliAf
J psrauu&a solaa COmidan 4 einsnsn'
10 asnsA vua euhisrto Banos T+iefone
s2 Aparsaco @orreo, 2s6, e~opitss :
siu, Pedro eshirs. Nntsi ksss hcss
ssaA cargo do rms senoritA eAkas
IL
-ER EECESAR10 sxigir cue ss45s
oaaiM oosengR gYShRdo oil uom6ra Dr.
gssaivo AolArrisss, paro an s6io SSaa-
shs produse mslor Sfesso que una DC
spna do oosellss do aqua mineral do
ssr sl aniao aurarvc r&dlsal, del sa-
0m&go ? del insestno, el Digestive
Ao]Afrieas eurInsa loa alimsGaca y
ios Asss Asimtlaolss' ri legisimo Di
gsssivo AoIRrriesa surA sn IN dlA Ice
tnd1gesslcnea, su IN mss las d!sFaF
viAs o gastrAlgiAs, = sn tres messs las
mAs graves entsrmedAds sr5nicas del
sseomAso : del lnaasstao, EatA MI
VersAirncnse soa1rusdo, en forms so
lEaa4, QaS 10 anssalA 6sl D1gsasiv0
AoIArrissa 90 varA@dsrkEaaae r&dlsAi
. saysrlOr In de Godoa los osroa rs
msdlos De ysnsR sp lss prinaipalSs
taFm&olAS dc Europa = Amsriaa.
nj sHEnp OlAX NAV AFRO IA |
sAAA nlssido ~ 0dsina de AbogAce VI
IN MctariA ~ aHtA aiRdad, calls Dc @sn
i0asn RAEsee II,
sIarss AnAs 10 CoYss FsdsrAl, Cor.
% 10 pikRiso 6s soda Ia Isla = Q0Pts
sADra@A, 6SdisaRdoss asizisEo ri
lGA@ss ds tisslon de- sropisdsdRs, Ia
soKpcf sSitn DC CGTBcrssieass dol Rsis
sxTanSaEaA : sEsga;ssst3E a$ s1ps
siersss 80 sxgfuEia as;1R fngscee
AssDt&nlo ia nG1.s sc@Psss1sls |
Eo7 sAss clselGa 90 81 si9ssislo Go .ss
sretsslonss Dc AbcgAGo y Eotario, al
saNOf uIAG NAVARRO Es dispope G |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
Raquitismo y EsCrofu|osis.

Els esencial dar tales ninos abundancias n
forma asimilabe nutrr la sangre'
arnar nervlos
E triunfO de la Emulsion de Scott debe uminstra
eementO valiOsO la nurcn ds los nnos en-
fOrma sOOgca dec tai encuenran en- la sange
ell cerebrO Sus efectOs tan pOt1vos
ehcace los m6dcos consderan la EMULSION DE SCOTT
intermediates de la nfansa causadas debdad const
tuconal, ya heredada adQuirida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
Doctor |. auIz Afnau

Do rsgreso dc So yiale q Europa.
keaha de- InesalAi sa otSlna Pr0fssio
nal 50 - aaIs l;t >tr,4iJ. l1n3.o "a
aoras ds corsuIeA! De Il J ns1iA 4 !
7 msdiE de 10 .2r1s G,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-25
NotiCias del dia

eoh.er 4 sgs ttis1sas k5p0vArlcs ass
Sivsmspss m6d1scE
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
NEGRO HALL" Thief WILL
Be CHARGED WITH BURGLARY
William Price Tried to Pawn Stolen
Coat and Landed Behind the
Bars.

William Price. a negro arrested
yesterday for stealing IL coat he
longing to DR.. Parker, resident ply.
slcinn at the general hospital, will
he charged with burglary. Chief of
Police Reynolds learned yesterday af.
ternoon that the coat was stolen
from the hospital hall after dark
Monday evening and nj once had tho
charge changed from larceny To burg.
larry.
DR.. Parker went to Gorlon's tailor
shop, Washington avenue near Twen.
ty.ilfth street. yesterday morning to
have n new coat made. The tailor
told him to walt awhile and proba.
bly, the stolen coat could be located.
Soon nftcrward boy from Shimko-
Wits pawnshop appeared In the shop
to ask the value of Il cont q negro
had offered to pawn. Mr.. Gordon
recognized the garment as that stolen
from DR.. Parker. the boy pointed
ont the negro, who was across the
street, and the fun began. When
the tailor approached, Price drew a
knife and started to run down TWEEN.
ty-iiith street. Quite n crowd gave
chase, but the fugitive probably
would have escaped hah not Mr.. j.
c. Curtis Joined tho pursuors with
his buggy.
Mr.. Curtis caught the negro and
turned him over 10 the authorities
Price declared that he bought the
coat from another negro.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
HUNTINGTON RIFLES GOING
TO CHICAMAUGA FRIDAY
Company Is Drilling Every Might in
Preparation For the Annual
Encampment.

Next Friday morning ut Gas
O'Clock the Huntington Rifles, Com.
pany Q, Will start for Chickan,aus,,
park to go into camp with the Sew.
enty-ilrst Virginia regiment. All mem.
bers OF the company are ordered To
appear for drill tonight ana tomot-
row night, wearing blue uniforms,
campaign hats and legsins. Tomor-
row night arms will be stacked and
every preparation for departure COM
plcted.
The adjutant general has sent to
Col. Vaughn, commanding the Sev.
enty-first, a copy of the following:
Camp Chickamanga Ga,
July 16, 1906
ITO the Adjutnnt General. State of
Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir--I am directed by Gen.
eral Budd. commanding this camp of
instruction, 10 Inform you that the
program of exercises for each day
your regiments will be Mt the camp
has not yet been fully arranged, hut
the following exercises. practically
In the order named, will be had:
Battalion drills in close ana OK.
tended order.
Paragraphs a35 and 347, Infantry
Drill Regulations
The brigade In battle.
Advance and rear guard.
"Ontposts.
"A problem; regulars and militia to
be employed.
This assumes that the companies
of yonr regiment have been instruct
ell In the squad and company and
extended order.
The general will determine fully
In regard to drills after consultation
with the colonies of regiments upon
their arrival here. lie assures You
that everything possible Will be done
to make the stay Of your regiments
pleasant as well as profitable.
Very Respectfully,
(signed) III. G. SlCKEI..
Major Twelfth Cavalry, Chief Of
Staff"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORT TO
HAVE GOODMAN RELEASED
Mother-in-Law of Prisoner Offered to
Give Bond, But Was Not
Accepted.

An unsuccessful effort to have D.
p. Goodman released on bail WAS
made yesterday. Goodman Is held
on charges of abduction for immoral
purposes and attempted criminal as
salIt and, although Il real estate ban:,
of $4,000 is required, 1t Is believed
that he will be out long before the
grand jury considers the case
MIR. II. NJ. Lett. counsel for the
prisoner, applied for bail Yesterday
and Mrs. G. u. Clark, mother.imlaw
of Goodman, offered to security. She
scheduled sufficient amount of prop
erty, but commemorative Attorney
asked that some one other than n
member of the family join with her on
the bond.
Mrs. Clark promised to get another
bondsman and the matter was contin-
,ued until 3 O'clock. AT the app 1inted
time no bondsman was offered ard
Goodman is still In Jail. 1t IS sup
posed that the Clark family viii ar
range to have the required bond given
within few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25

out In force. but when the ballotlng
began It was found that each candt
date had an equal number of sup.
porters, none of whom would switch
although several ballots were taken.
When 1t became apparent that no
amount of balloting would change
the vote the election was again post
poncd.
1t Is said that the members OF the
company who are supporting Mr..
Roy will bring In several new mem.
hers nj the next meeting OF the com
pnny and they expect TO elect their
candidate Mt that meeting, but Mr..
Lenz's followers hope to bring in rs
many new men rs their opponents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
CITY FATHER SUMMONED
NJ. Cox Charged With Violating
"Jln Crow Law.
THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO Story
Conductor Smith Declares That coun.
Gilman Took Seat In section
of Car Reserved for Nesroeo and
Refused to Move.

Ernest c. Cox, councilman elect
rom the Second ward, was summoned
Yesterday afternoon by Officer Earn
To appear In the police court Tins
morning to answer the charge of NO.
lating the "Jim Grow" street car
law. The charge was preferred
against him by Conductor 3. J :.
smith, of the Newport News ani Old
Point Railway and Electric Com
mny.
According To Conductor Smiths YER
sion of the affair, MIR. Cox got on a
car at Jefferson avenue shortly alter
noon yesterday and took IL scat In
mat section OF the car which is re-
served for negro passengers. The
conductor requested him to more lis
seat and he refused. Some hot words
then PASSED between Mr.. Cox anu The
conductor.
When the car arrived mt the corner
OF Washington avenue ana Twenty
eighth street Mr.. Cox got off aud
started to walk down tho avenue in
company with two other mon.
Conductor Smith then called up1n
Police OFFICER Griffin. who was stand
ing on the corner, to arrest that tail
man in II gray suit" hut the officer
told the conductor to arrest the man
himself II he wanted him arrested
Conductor Smith made no attempt to
put Mr.. Cox under arrest, but IN
stead he rang his car ahead and it
proceeded To tho tcrmina! at Fortinth
street and Washington avenue.
Later Conductor Smith reported the
affair TO Superintendent Megginson.
or the Newport News and Old Point
COMPANY, aud Mr.. Megginson called
Chief of Police John w. Reynolds
,lp over the telephone AMI requested
that he summon Mr.. Cox to appear in
police court for violating the "Jim
Grow" car law.
Mr.. Cox denies the conductors
story anu both sides will have several
Witnesses In the police court today.