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regular and volunteer services who honor
ably served in the Philippine Islands be-.
tween May l, 1898, and July 4, 1902, the Pc
Rod of active military operations, civil
government being established on the latter
date.
The order was named for the water buff
falo, or carabao. the slow-going beast OF
burden of the Philippines, which was the
main reliance of the American army. In
transporting supplies throughout the
islands. The carabao, the patron saint of
the order, is noble animal with slow and
measured gait. He has been praised in
song and verse by every soldier of the
Philippine campaigns in recognition of the
indispensable services rendered in the abb
sence of the faithful army mule. The sad
faced, patient old carabao was, up to the
landing of Gen. Humphrey as chief quar-
termaster, leading restful and uneventful
life, but he was promptly commissioned
In the quartermaster's department and
on this dear. old peaceful animal were their
burdens laid. He was thereafter bowed
beneath the quartermaster' yoke. Without
a protest he met his subjugation, and In
the midst of bamboo and along the paddy
rice fields, without fear of either Chaffee
or Aguinaldo. this stately animal trod his
weary way. bearing to the soldiers at the
front commissary treasures of corned beef,
sawdust, bacon and bareback, taking to
their relief medical or surgical supplies.
Capt Archibald Butt has described him
in poetry:
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Oldest Man in America
Praises Remover of Youth

Mr.. Frank MCNally of
Clinton, Michigan. who
is 40 years old, says
that Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey has helped
him right along and is
the hest tonic he has
used in 80 years. Mr..
MCNally owes his long
life and vigor to Duffy's
Pure Malt w hiskey,
the Elixir of Life.
The records of the Roman Cath.
OIic Parish of Summerhili, ireland,
contain this entry: Crank, son of
Thomas and Jane McNaiIy, bap-
tized April 10th, 1902"
On March 9TH, last. Mr.. Mentally
wrote:
There is no mistake about it,
your Medicinal Malt Whiskey
helped me right along, and has pre-
served my strength and vitality,
and as long as have the money to
buy it I never will be without it.
1t is a Godsend to humanity, neces-
sary to my well being, and the best
Malt Whiskey have tasted in the
last 80 years"
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

distilled
in m tao o mos
bod many past
'ssss
N. n. SHEA, A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Francis Joseph Of Rustr|a.Hungary
Passing Through Critical Staga.
PHYSICIANS MORE THAN ANXIOUS
Aged Monarch Whose Death Means
Much to all Europe, Kept Alive by
His Wonderful nstitution-Atten-
dants Much Depressed.

VIENNA, Oct. 12.-This morning
Saturday is critical one for Fran
els Joseph, the aged emperor-king of
Austria hungary.
His majcsty's physicians are visibly
becoming more anxious. Fever, which
has lasted ten days, seems to have eX-
hausted the wonderfully trained sys-
TEN of the monarch and the symptoms
of inflammation of the lungs are grow
ing. Five times during the course of
the day his majecty remained for half
an hour in n state of almost complete
apathy, while at other times he was
in a state of somnolcncc.
Depression has taken held of his
majesty's encourage and he is watch
cd with the greatest anxiety.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
National LeaguePs Never Give The
Americans a Look Iii During
The Fourth Game.
THE sCOaE WAS SIX 70 Owe
Chicago Made Only Six Hts or Done.
van, But His Two Bases on Balls
Were Expensive Anairu and Errors
Made Behind Him Were Costly
What the Players Received.

DETROIT. MICH. Oct. iI.-ln the
first game of the worlds series or.
their own field. the Detroit Amcyi-
can League team WAS beaten this af
icinoon Ivy the Chicago Nationals b,
the score of to !. II was WEI
deserved victory for the Chicago team
as ii played superior baseball through.
ont the game. There were sevcrnl or
rors of omissions on the pn.t of the
Detroit team. beside the two errors
scored against them which figured in
The Chicago run making. II was any
thing but baseball weather this az.
ternoon. Tho temperature ranged he.
tween sc and 80 degrees during the
game with n cold 12-mllc wind from
the north blowing across the diamond.
Detroit looked dangerous and
punched hits in hut one inning, the
fourth. when. with two out Cobb's fine
tn'cn hnrger was followed bv two
singles which, howrvc... scored hit
one run O'Lcary striking out with
the bases full.
Rcssmm continued his fine wor.,
~ iirsi ard drove in Detroit's only
irlnlcd. b
.''N'"h EiNc olllN TWO DaScS on
tal.S Int both developed into INNS
while neither of ovc-all's gifts was
extensive
Just before tho plav was called nj
= o'cIork Manager Hugh Jennings
vas called to the nlaic, where Mayor
THOMPSON presented to him. from 10
en- admirers. life size floral tlre,
ma gold watch. Tho total receipts
his afternoon were si7.2S5 hn. Thcy
were divided ne follows: Tho plnv.
ors S"aaA.i7 the National Connie
sion. SLIPS 80. ana tho Detroit ma
Ghscnso club owners, s3.l1l.39 each
Score:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
FATHER HAS RIGHT TO
SPANK DAUGHTER OF IS.
She Remained Out Late and pits.
burg Judge Said Parents Pun.
ishment was Juatlflab,e.

PiTTSBURG, PA, Oct. s1LMiss-
pauilne Law, thirty-five years Of, arc
VINO lives with her father, william
Law siXty.five years of age. on Friend.
snip avenue went out last night Viii.
OUT telling her father where She was
gong and remained until i O'clock thIs
morning. When she reached home this
morning her father. who was waiting
l0r her, took off one of his sinners
paced her across his lap and spanked
ner. MISS Pauline had him arrested
Tor assault and battery. The caso
was heard before Magistrate Kirbv
me father was discharged and the
costs, amounting to $40, were placed
on inc young woman. Your father.
mas perfect right to spank Won so
long as you remain under his roof K
YOU are disobedient" ruled the court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
SCARCITY OF FOOD DROVE
iHEM ~ LHHNlbHIi5M
Hudaon Bay Company Employees and
Indians Driven to Horrible
Acts BY Famine.

WINNIPEG, MAN. Oct. iii. A.
Osborne. editor of the Fort Francis
Times, has returned from n trip around
me east shore OF Hudson's Bay at
Moore's Factory he met young man
who had fled from his uncle. an In
fian chief. who, during the last few
months. had eaten eight human beings.
and had made preparations to eat
him.
AT the same place Mr.. Osborne met
la s1uaw who had eaten two of her
childrdn, owing TO the scarcity of
food. Last winter the snow was, dcop.
ler and the cold more intense than
YER and the Indians were unable TO
get food as usual. A Cree village on
the Main river consisting of sixteen
persons. was completely wiped ont by
starvation last winter.
In another locality on the shore Of
Hudsons Bay, family feud was re-
sponsible for the death of thirteen
|persons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12

clarcd himself In favor of clccting
United States Senators by the people.
Ihe present plan is too "ilamilton-
ian" said he. The most popular re-
form is that which has for It's object
The election of United States Senators
| by direct vote of the people.
Touching further OH the now nj.
most obsolete theories Of Hamilton,
Jeffersonian Idea Growing.
Mr. Bryan said: "The Hamiltonian
idea is the decayiug idea: the Icffcr.
sonan idea is the growing idea.
Everywhere in the world the Demo.
cratic party is growing. the artistic.
cratic party is the dying party the
world around. We must bring the gov
eminent down to the people. The
Democratic doctrine is that the state
should take care of its own affairs
and the federal government should
take care of the affairs in which We
are Interested III common
"'rhc question has been raised in
two ways recently. In one way the
federal courts have attempted to sus-
pend the laws of the states. and then
soon as the people think about it then
begin to express themselves in demo
cratic terms. Tho attorney generals
of the states of the United States met
at ST. Louis less than two weeks ago
and they prepared memorial to he
presented To Congress. and what is
IL? 1t is Il request that hte power
OF the lower federal courts to sus-
pend the laws of the state shall be
taken away. so that these state laws
may he enforced leaving those that
object to prosecute appeals from the
Supreme Court of the state to the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Now that is Democratic doctrine.
though a majority of the Attorneys
general who prepared the memorial
We're Republicans
Thinks We'll OF Roosevelt.
Many were the good-humored
thrusts which Mr. Bryan took occa-
sion to aim ut the President. though
he was careful To avoid saying any
thing which could prove offensive even
to persons differing from him in poll
ties. indeed, he declared that he
thought well of Roosevelt and had
even been criticised adversely for not
attacking him with more severity. The
Nebraskan commented on Roosevclt's
tendency to borrow good things from
the Democratic platform-a process
which Mr.. Bryan described a. NIB
bling"
In this connection. the speaker said
that for years he. had borne in his
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
TOday's Exposition
Program.
Special Features of the Day.
1880 n. Morgan Recital S.
Smith. Convention

OPCClGl fCdNuTCS Oi knG LAY.
1890 n. Morgan Recital S.
Frederick Smith, Convention
Hall.
II n. m.-Concort. Exposition
Band Food Exhibit Building.
to 4 u. m.-Concert I.ibeiati's
Military Band. Auditorium.
> y. m.-Telling Stories To Chill
drcn, Miss &c trudc Andrews, So
cial Economy Building.
$ p. inflow to Decrease Tu-
herculosis, L. IL RoutzaIn, Social
Economy building.
3 p. m.-Ilnsc Ball Game.
4 p Morgan Recital, VIM.
Wall Whiddit. Auditorium.
Stated Program Every Day.
1870 n. m.-Gates Open.
$3.50 to 1890 Il. m.-Concert.
Exposition Band, Main Entrance
Stand.
10 a. m.-And hourly thereaf-
ter, Exhibition of Weather Blu
reau Earthquake Recorder, Gov.
eminent Building A.
10 to IL n. m.-Demonstratio
of Reading by the Blind, Social
EcOHOiuy BullulnS.
IL a. m.-Playgrounds. great
Educational Movement. Lantern
Photographs, Miss Maria Erskinc,
Social Economy Building.
1880 Il. Preparation OF
large weather map from reports
from all sections os the country
II a. IN. TO 4 p. m.-Session OF
Chil1rpne' Schonl Farm
1880 n. ILLUSTRATED Lecture,
"Reclaiming the Desert by Mr..
G. J. Blanchard, U. S. r. s.. Inter-
ior Department, Government
Building A.
~ m.-Child Labor ana the Re-
public, Lantern Photog apis, Miss
Mario Hmtcrn. Social Economy
Building
l. p. M Geographic and stere-
optican Exhibition. s...=-....ss -I.l
dian Reservation with lecture. In.
terror Department, Government
building A.
2 to 4 p. m.-phinney's Unitc'i
States Band. Auditorium.
200 p. Photographic Exhibition
and lecture. Scenes IN Yosemite
Nailey, Government building A.
2:30 y. m.-United States Life
Saving Service Drill at Station.
p. m.-Ilustrated Lecture.
"The Land That God Forgot by
G. j. Blanchard. u. S. II. s. In
terror Department. Government
Building a.
! p. m.-Illmstratcd Lectur.
Yellowstone National Park. by
Mr.. T.. c. Culvc, Government
Building a.
p. m.-Childrcn's Farms and
Gardens. Henry Griscom Par.
sons. Stcreoptican, Social Econo-
my Building.
4 to Gp. m.-Frcc Public Play
ground, near Mothers and Chill.
drens' Building.
6 to p. Concert, Exposl-
ton Band. Raleigh Court.
to Q y. m.--Concert, Phinney's
United States Band, Raleigh
Court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
FOOTBALL PLAYERS HERE.
Three Randolph-Macon Warriors arc
Guests Of MIR. Curtis.

Three members OF the Randolph.
Macon College football team, which
plays the eleven of William and Mary
College at Norfolk this afternoon. ar.
rived in The city yesterday afternoon
and were the guests last night OF Mr..
Frank Curtis, who Is attending the
college and who accompanied the play
crs here The players are Rowe. left
end. q Hampton boy; Woodhousc. cen
ter. and Chaplain, quarterback The
other members Of the team continued
to Norfolk
Rice Warren, the famous Virginia
end OF two seasons ago. is coaching
the Randolph Mason team and Jim
Barry who was Warren's running mate
on the Virginia eleven, is coaching
William and Mary. Tho latter school
will meet Richmond College OH the
Casino gridiron on Thanksgiving day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Vanguard Of BaItIeshIp Fleet Ready
for Trip 10 Frisco.
TWO MONTHS AND A HALF At SEA
steami"g 400 Knots Day, the Wash.
i"a'On and Tennessee Should Reach
Their Destination Before First of
January.

henr Admiral Sobiee's spoclo, ~a~.
wee squadron. consisting of tho biz
new new, arimored cruisers Tennessee and
washington, will PIT to sen from
iihlhp'on Roads Mt 10 o'clock this
hornihg on n Journey OF sixteen thor.
sand miles to San Francisco. Cali
lorna. where eighteen great bntt,a.
SHIPS ana six big armored cruisers
ana MAN. smaller craft of war are TO
ensemble early next year.
Inc Tennossee AMI Washington are
neing sent around the Horn to Frisco
IN advance of Rear Admiral Gvnrs'
Atlantic fleet of sixteen battleshius
arc SIX torpedo boat destrovors Tho
cruisers will make their first sto, M
Trinidad, on the northern coast uf
south America, to ioad bunker conl
ana provisions. 10 set sailing schedule
mas been mapped out for the fleet, hut
stops will be made for conl ana mr.
Visions at Rio Janerio. Valpahaison.
Gallo. and the Bay of Magdelena. a
log of the journey viii be kept h;
The officers OF the cruisers and NJ
zach port at which they stop iuoIi.
= - q ,o
navy department Tor nsc nv NumIIni
Evans fleet in its journey to Slr Fear
ciS, O..
Four Hundred Knots a Day.
he Washington and Tonnes 20 will
make about 100 kno.s each st,,mine
lay and should complete the Journey
IN about two months and half rhi;
would give them abon. forty days IN
which To load coal All provisions at
Tho various ports 1t which they will
itrr
The Washington aud Tennessee were
completed this year and following the
opening of the jamestown Exposition
they went To France so reprcse l., The
United States at the internationa. eA
position held in that country This
year.
Ships Ready for Trip.
The vessels returned to this country
last August and have since undergone
extensive repairs and a general ever
hauling to tit them for this trim. They
are of 1880 tonnage and are 502 feet
long. ~ feet 10 inches broad and have
a mean draft of Is feet The cruis
ers are propelled by twin-screw. td?le
Expansion engines and nave speed
NJ % knots They carry 6S guns zach
including four lO.inch guns and 20 3
inch guns.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
la,ion to the affairs OF the Association
OF Lie Insurance Presidents. OF which
he is chairman.
FREIGHT CARS GO OVERHEARD.
Float Breaks Away From Bridge a,
Bad Time.

AS the result of another accident at
me chesapeake Il Ohio car ferry slip
near pier \. three cars, two of them
loaded Win coal and the other with
stone. lie at the bottom of James river
nj The end OF the slip.
rue accident occurred yesterday
norning when string of cars was
ue'us loaded on II cur float for shin.
ment To Norfolk. Just ms tho chr
'oaued with stone. was being showed
on me iloat II broke In two In tho
niudlc, falling into the water and
ulnEsing the two cars with Il. A der
TICK mas been put to work ralslnr
ue cars ana the work Will bc com.
pie'cd within Il dnv or two
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Captain johnson Found Dying in Burn
ina Home.

ONANCOCK, Oct. 11.-Captain John
w. Johnson. master of the Sixth Unit
cd States Life saving district. dropped
dead I'm his home in Wachapraguc,
"Wednesday from apoplcXy He had n
lighted lamp in his hand at the time,
from which the house caught fire.
The blaze soon attracted relatives.
who extinguished the flames and dis
covered the dying man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Ncsro Dance GAUGES Traoo dv

ROANOKE. VA, Oct. i1.-As re.
sun OF negro dance In the northwest
section of the city last night, Eugene
stuart Is dead, John Eggleston badly
snot through the abdomen, and ano
,ncr negro. whose name cannot be
learned, badly stabbed. Tho shootinp
Is supposed to have been done by a
negro desperate OF the name OF u
'onhson, who was captured about 4
o'clock this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Resolution on Subject Offered Be.
fore House Of Bishops Re.
CeIVes Consideration.
QUESTION OF CHANGING TIE NAME
Much MOoted Phrase the Subject Of
Long DiecussiOn-at Yesterdays
Session CT the General Convention
Bishops, Clergy and Laymcn viii
Visit jamestown Island Today.

RICHMOND. VA. Oct. lI.-G eater
activity in restricting the marriag,
Of divorces. more widespread move.
mcnt against the child labor evil. and
the adoption of tho much moDted
phrase. this American church IN n
preamble to the constitution. Wa. @
among the measures urged IN todav-s
proceedings of the tricnnial conycn-
nnn OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church of America. Both houses
were IN session and the auxiliary or
carnations held meetings The con
s'l'l'iohal preamble was voted on by
dioccses and adopted by the house o,
deputies after I'm hours discussion.
Ihc preamble was reported by DIR
Huntington from the committee ~,
amendments 10 the constitution.
Th' preamble was the subject OF n
very vigorous controversy among the
clergy and lay delegates. the adyo.
cares taking the position that the
nhrascology "this American church.
does not involve change of name
and the onponents To III contrary.
RE resolution Of child labor was Of
Tered In tho house of bjshons ny
hishon Greer. of New York. 1t was
as follow5:
Whereas, the evil of child labor Is
apparently on the inc. ensc IN tho
United States and is known that the
employment Of children in factories.
mines and shops reduces wages 10
me child's standard, disintegrates the
FAMILY, deprives the child of natural
rights to period of training. and
dep .esses the human stock. and
Whereas, we recognize tho nro.
lonnd responsibility Of the church for
our ethical as well rs our spiritual
standard. Therefore we call upon en-
pioyers and parents TO exercise their
influence toward better Legislation
ana better enforcement of the law,
10 the end that the exploitation of the
labor of children shall become imnor.
sible in this Christian country
The resolution will be presented IN
me house of deputies tomorrow morn.
inc.
Want Diocese Divided.
IN tho house of bishops il WINS do.
cidcd 10 divide the diocese of Oregon
the Cascade mountains TO he the line
message will be sent to The house
OF deputies on Monday asking con.
cuircnce
Thee will he no session Of either
mouse tomorrow. as the entire cor.
vention will 30 on their pilgrimage
TO jamestown. as guests of the diocese
OF Southern Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12

AMFLIERiVES CARRIED
FROM SHIP ON STRETCHER
Virginia Authoress Said TO be in Poor.
or Health Than Usual-Now
In Sanitarium.

NEW YORK, Oct 1f.-Amelic Rivos
now the Princess Troubetskoy. the
authcress OF THE Quick and nc
Dead. arrived with the prince on t. G
Hamburg American line steamer
Moltkc, Such was the state of hcr
ever delicate health that she had to
be carried from her cabin on a stretch.
cr. An ambulance coach was waiting
aud she was Immediately taken to a
West Side sanitarium
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Rooutcr. Attaoka Woman

cLARksBuRG, w. VA. Oct. IL
Mrs. Edward Johnson is in precnrl.
ous condition as the result of an at.
tack made upon her by game roost,
er- While feeding chickens IL flew in
ner race, and with long spurs cut her
iacc' seyering Il large vein, from which
she nearly bied 10 death. Her re
covery Ia doubtful -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
ATTENDANCE AT HIGH
SCHOOL NOT SO LARGE
Although the Total Enrolment in
schools is Greater Than Ever, Many
Advanced Pupils Have Dropped Out

Although the enrolment of minis
IN the city public schools this session
Is the greatest in the history of the
Guy, the attendance in the High school
IL not nearly as large as the school
authorities had expected II IN no INV
100 pupils being enrolled IN The scbon,
Mt this time.
one reason advanced for the small
enrolment i'll this school is that ONLY
II very small percentage of the DaI,ils
VINO failed last session applied for
enrolment this year. Another rensoa
Is mat the class which entered the
school from the grammar schools this
session was an unusually small one.
there having been a large numbe of
failures in the upper grammar school
classes last year.
Superintendent of Schools w. G..
Morton is cndcavoring to strike upou
some plan TO keep the pupils who fail
IN The seventh grades and the High
schUoi in the schools For several
years pupils who fail in those grades
have been dropping ont Of school and
the superintendent is cndeavoring 10
impress upon the minds of the parents
the necessity for the children to con.
time their studies.
large class will enter the High
school when the second half of the
present session begins in February
and the present enrolment will he in
creased to 40 or $50. a class will
graduate in February. but it is not
half as large as the one that will enter
the school.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Cleveland Out AGAIN.

NEW YORK, Oct. ll.-For the first
time since his recent illness. ex-Presi
|dent Grover Cleveland is in town. He
plainly showed the effects of his i'll
ness. He walked with cane. on which
he leaned heavily. and he appeared to
have aged perccptibly since his last
appearance in New York. Mrs. Clevc.
land accompanied him. Mr. Cleve-
lands visit is understood to be in re-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Ten to One Shot Won.
fisV Associated praSEI

BELMONT PARK. ~ y. oct IL
In an exciting finish Baby Wolf, a
10 to | shot. won the Manhattan
handicap at Belmont Park today. de
icating DR. James by Il nose with
Jack Atkins third Il nose away. Ken
lucky Beau won the Divondalc stake
ut The mile in the fast TING of ! :3S 20
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12

Three base hits-Cobb. Sacrifice
hits-Ioncs Schacfer Tinker. over
all. Stolen base-Chance. Frs,
base on balls-Bv Donovan, .: by
Overall 2 Hit by ptchcg-Bv Done
van. First base on crrors-Deiroit.
/; Chicago 2. Left on bascs-Dptroil.
Z: Chicago, 6. Struck ont-By Dono-
van. 3; by Overall. &. Double plavs-
Tinker ilnassisted. Time 40. I'm.
pires. Sheridan and ODay Attend
ancc. 1906.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
President Leaves Camn.
.(RV AssnciaIed Prnes 4

STAMBOUL LA. Oct Roosc
welt camp at the Monticello crossing
q! the bayou Tensas. passed into his
tory today. The President left The
place a six o'clock this morning, aud
when he turned his bnck on the cam
II was with the determination not to
return again.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Alah school students.

The High School Literary Society
held is reEula- bi-weckly meeting
In the assembly of the High school nj
| o'clock yesterday afternoon After
the regular business session an IN
terestlng' literary and .snusical pro
gram was rendered. li.ae
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Robert Bacon Makes Heroic Rescue

bUS UN, MAoS., OCT. 1T. Is Asslst-
ant Secretary Of State Robert Bacon,
figured in heroic rescue on the
Charles river late today when he
jumped overheard from the Harvard
launch Veratas and swan to the res
cue of two boys who had been cap
sized in canoe and succeeded in say
ing the life OF one. The second boy
was also rescued
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Three Blacks Lynched.

TuNlCA, MISS. Get. 1l-Three
negro men were lynchcd today for
series of burglaries. Two were
hanged 10 Il telegraph pole. ana the
othcs was shot to death.