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AND SOCIAL

Mrs. S. ~. Hitch and Mrs. f. p
Peabody and children, OF Waycross.
are occupying then cottage on ST
simol for The summer.
Nj end Mrs. =. J. Read. Mrs. Dol
lie Nelson. Mrs. c. NJ. Peddicord and
Hiss Matte Nelson viii leave next
month for Nj. Airy where they have
taken cottas for the summer
q
Mrs. p A. Hay. accompanied hy
Master William Sharpe. left this
morning for Brunswick. where she
viii visit, going from there to St. ST.
mon island and Cumberland before
returning Waycross Herald.
Father southeimer. Of Atlanta. ac-
iiees today 10 spend several weeks
here. lie viii oficiate at the mora.
ing services tomorrow at tine Catho-
lie church Father Southeimer Is
connected with the Sacred Heart
church in Atlanta and Is Noted fer
bis learning and Bis forceful SER
mons.
-
Mr. and Mrs James Keiteref, Of
Waycross. announce the engagement
Of their daughter Jimmie. to Mr.
Mlicolm Raphael Catherwood. the
wedding TO take place the latter part
Of June Both OF these Young people
have many friends in Brunswick who
viii re Interested in the above am
nouncemens.
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To Cure a Get IN enc Day.
Take Laxative Bromo culnina Tab
lets Druggists refund money II 1t
fails to cure. E ". G2ove'z signature
Is on each oux. 25c.
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You Can Easily OPP.
crate This Typewrif
eF Yourself

Don't worry your
correspondents.
Don't writa.
him anything by
hand that takes
him time 70,
make out-that
he can't easily
read.
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Walding, klnnsr 6. Marvin,


WhoIesaIe Nfusslsts, IoIedo. Q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nelly. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free Price rs cents
per bottle SOLD IS all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills ttf consti-
nation
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FOR BUILDING MATERIAL OF
ALL KINDS CALL 400, LANG & ORR
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Has no rival--Fearrir toms leader
"BrunsWick Smoker
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GET IN on THAT $1,000 LEVY
SALE.
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FOR RUSH ORDERS CALL on
Lang & ORR.
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Many of our citizens are drifting
towards Brisht's disease by neglecting
symptoms of Kidney and bladder trou-
BILE which Foley's Kidney Remedy viii
quickly cure.
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No Kick coming when you buy a
five cent smoker a. Fearrjngton's.
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FINE LINE OF TOILET GOODS
AT FEARRJNGT0N'S.
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The man who wiz TT his famar
suffer from the hy pest deserves all
coming to him. Lang & Or viii
screen all your house 1t . price which
viii please you.
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HoWs TnIsr

We offer one hunared dollars re
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be curc8 by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, base known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all Business transactions and IL
nancially sbie to carry out any obli-
sations made by bis firm.
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Brought honor to any one.
Chicago Record Herald
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Mr. and Mrs F. y NJ stracha
are At home from New York, wher.
they spent several weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
CHARACTER WITNESSES
APPEAR FOR DEFENSE
Preacher and Magistrate Tell Of
he Virtues Of Eight Alleged
Night Riders.
ATTORNEYS HAVE WARN EXCHANGE
State Succeeds in Transforming Prise.
ners' Witnesses Into Supporters Of
secutien's caee-Attorney Gen.
eraI Accuses Justice Of Peace Of
Being Member Of Night Riders.

UNION CITY. TENN. Dec. 31.-A
half dozen character witnesses sum
monei in behalf OF the eight alleged
night riders now on trial, were SUD
denly transformed into Witnesses FOR
,lc State ills evening.
These witnesses included Rev. John
Williams, Justice OF the Peace Ste
ph"n Fields and five others.
Each declared that Garret Johnson
bore a good reputation and that Frank
Fchringer the confessor. was man
OF bad reputation. but each also de-
clared that ever since night fldinS
began. johnson was suspected of be-
ing the captain Of the band. aud thar
while Fehringer was known as
"boo,legger" OF whiskey. he had 4
reputation for telling the truth.
The attorney general asked Justice
Field if he We're not only sympa
thizer with the nigh;riiers. but an
actual member OF the band
Attorneys Have Warm Exchange.
The Justice denied the allegation
and a mild sensation was created
when Attorney Pierce OF the defense
declared that he proposed ito holt
the attorney general responsible II
court and out Of court for lniignities
discourtesles and insults wherett
the attorney general responded thai
ne was willing to be held responsible
by Mr.. Pierce either in court or GU
of court for anything he had said OF
done.
The court admonished TIE attor
rtys that unless the pickering ceased
members of the bar would find them
selves the enforced guests OF the
she riff.
Both men then disc!aimed any sav'
pacific intentions. and thus the Incl
dent closed.
When curt adjourned for the day
,wenty-seven witnesses had been ex
amined.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01

the Secretary OF War instead OF
through General Barry. commanding
the army In Cuba and the regular
military channels. Regardless OF
whatever the action Ct the court
may BE-. the findings viii 80 directly
to the President from the War De-
partment. without any previous ap-
proval The court will convene at
Sagua Ia Grsnde ON January 8.
The present charges against Major
Fremont have been carefully drawn
up In Washington. the President
himself having inspected the report OF
the army Inspector, All through the
War Department. ana pretty much
'hrorsh the army. for that matter.
there IL said to be pronounced de.
termination to get rid Of Major Ere
mont at th' first opportunity. When
he was rourt,Inar.ialed IN April. 1907.
MajCr Fremont at mat time was near
the top OF the list Of majors. but
AT the present time he stands No.
y In the l;st of 10f.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01

Coney bad ne. been good to her AM
she replied that he had.
Mr.. Mcintyre read the statement
that the defense contends overtime"
the reason Of Captain Hams.
Allegations Asainst Mrs. Hams.
1t was signed by Mrs. Hams CT
Nav 81. 1908. In hhe presence OF pa
vid c. Bennett. Jr.
II relates that within a month after
Captain Hams left Fort Hamilton Tor
the Philippines on October 20. MRS.
Hams began improper intimacy WIN
Anris. There were many clandeStine
NEE tings during the winter. ten or
perhaps twelve. says the signed
statements. always at an apartment
In East Nineteenth street and al
Wars in The daytime. except once.
Continuing. the statement ga S
that in April as result; of her rc!a-
tiors with Annis. Mrs. Hains found
it necessary &c call upon physician
in New York After describing in
detail, the treatment she received
from the doctor the statement con
cludes that Mrs. Hams aftcr t".s
treatment stayed ct a hotel with a
woman companion for week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
DEAD WILL REACH SIXTY
Lick Branch Mine Explosion Grows
in Seriousness.
FORT. BODIES RECOVERED
Net Known at First How Many Men
Were at Work-Inspeetors Last
August Pronounced Mine in Perfect
-. III .-~
Condition.
INV Associated Press).

BLUEFIELD, w. VA, Dec. 81
Forty-nine bodies have been recover
ed from the Inflated Lick Branch col
liery in which an explosion occurred
last Tuesday and it is not known how
many more are there.
1t was a more disastrous explosion
than was at first supposed. the cause
for this being the fact that 1t was
not known how many men were at
work at that time in the mine.
There is scarcely any doubt but
that the dead will reach sixty.
The records Of the mining depart
rent show that State Mine Inspector
d. r. Phillips inspected this mine in
August, spending some time there.
and his report was to the effect that
the ventilation was good and the
drainage fair. that there was no dust.
no gas. and no dangerous practices
on the part of the employees and that
the general condition and safety OF
tine mine was good.
The findings Of the mine inspectors
now investigating the explosion have
not been made public.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
BAIL INCREASED.
King Now Must Furnish Fifteen
Thousand Dollar Bond.

BOSTON. MASS. Dec. 3l.-Bail OF
si5,OuO must be furnished by SatuT-
day noon by Carirnio F. King. who
was convicted December % CT la--
ceny in 81 counts. of $4,000 from Gus
toners who desired King 10 buy
stocks. the amount being fixed by
Judge Schofield In the Superior Court
today.
This is an increase of $4,000 ID
the bail which King furnished last
June, when he was arrested, and was
ordered as the result Of inveStiga,
lions made az the suggestion Of the
assistant district attorney, who claim
cd that the suretes We're not worth
the full amount.
Judge Schofi"ld today ordered that
those furnishing new bail should b.
held jointly and severally for the full!
amount.
The increased bail is to be offered
pending action on an appeal b. King
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
ON LARCENY CHARGE.
Liseryrsn Arrested at instance OF
Navy Yard.
nv Associated PTess.)

NORFOLK. VA. Dee. 21.-ChsrE-
Grin a warrant sworn on; bv W ".
Cutchins. special officer in the navy
ward. with the larceny of government
prc verty. Nar-in J.. Westb:ook. 4
Iiveryman Of 2io-2"9 Sou'h stree.
Portsmouth. vas arrested tonight hS
Deputy United States Marshal West,
The accused was a-raigned befor"
Commissioner Stephenson. who con
timed the preliminary hearing 70
next Monday afternoon Al I O'Clock,
Rail IN go 500 WIS asked.
According &c the government ehi'
GERS. westbrook Who did oonsidera'
bic hauling at ~" navy yard. had his
vehicles so arranged that there were
secret compartments IN them wher"
tho piunder. 70 is alleged. was secret
cd and taken from Che yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
FREMONT UP AGAINST IT.
"Ps,hfinter's" Son VIII be Court-Msr.
tailed in Cuba.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3l.-Major
Francis Fremont. son Of Gen John
c. Fremont. the "PathfinCer" ani
brother OF Capt. John c. FremonS;
commanding the battieship MISSISSIPPI
pi. Is to he contaminated again.
Ma i0r Fremont. who was convicted
BY a c0urt-mar;ial at New York less
than two years ago for failure TO pay
notes and borrowed money and lost
go numbers in his grade. will now
have 10 face Z court IN Cuba on
charges involving the Slandtring OF
a superior ocer.
Major Fremont, who is row with
the Fifth Infantry. in Cuba, some
tine ago. 1t is charged. wrote a let
ter TO another officer. In which he
stated that a m?jCr above him IN
grade was confirmed d-uDkard.
Officers of the IEspcctorGeneTaTs de
partmcnt failed 20 find any ground FOR
such statements whereupon they re
commended that Major Ere mont be
tried for siaudpr He is said 10 have
made miscellaneous concerning Ma
jor Wallace o. Clark. OF the Fifth In
fantry. Major Fremont is charged
wi'h having said that Major Clark
IcCamc in'oxicats j a. Sagra and for
thar reason had been removed and
world rcyCT aFsiT lie gwen q separate
command In Cgbd. n" also Is charg'
ri with havirg dcri 4 tho statement
after having made Il.
Tho ccuTtmartisl. as ordered TO-DAY
~ Genera Oliver. acting Secretary
Of War. !. crmToscd 81 ire follow
ing crSers. al stationed in Cuba
Col john T. Van Orsdaie. Seventh
Infantry. president: Co.'s. william T.
Pitcher. Tw'n:y-S"ven'h Infantry:
r. r Ysaimsn. Eleventh Cavalry.
al Y. ". Black. Corps Of Engineers:
Najo' Edward ShynowCth. Seven
;r"rth 'Hfantry: ~. J. Slecum. SCv'
cath e. .irv: -. " Patrick. Co-rs
Of Ergi.. .. z wilkins com.
niygary: yCnn Cu-kiiu Second Field
AriiIlcrv. ard BlsT'on Winship. t;dsc.
sdvccatN. WdEe-advocat. ofthe court
tuasmuch rs the Army Of Cubsn
raciacatior ~ TO ne Withdrawn fror1
CrlT. Lsg'HriuE January 7. the c2uri
marital fas been made "presiden
tial ccur,-marti7i." being called by d.
rsctiou 81 the Presidcnt. According
", as soon as The trial u over. the
papers viii be Forwarded directly to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
BEAT ALL RECORDS.
Wilbur Wright's AcropIane Flies Two
Hours ard Ten Minutes.

LIE MANS. FRANCE. Dec. 31.-Wi'-
Iur Wright. the American aeroplan;st.
bea. all previous acrop!ane records
here this afternoon with a ma gnif
Client fight that lasted for two hours
ard ten minutes He covered Of
ficially a distance OF II miles but as
a matter of fact counting the wide
curves. he mnde ove- 90 miles.
Mr.. Wrigh;'s feat was the more re-
markable because Of the intense cold.
After breaking the record Mr..
Virgin went alUet again with ".
Bar.hu as. a passenger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
STEAMER BERKELEY AGROUND

NORFOLK, VA. Dec. 3i.-The
combination passenger and freight
Steiner Berkeley OF the Old Dominion
steamship Company. plying between
Norfolk and Richmond, is ashore up
The James river.
The fog Of todey is said TO be re-
sponHble. The passengers have
been transferred ard the vessel Is
sHii to be In no danger.
Parties with relatives on the
steamer left for the scene en- tug
OF the company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01

NAVY SENDS SUPPLlES1O
EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS
Rations, Clothing and Tents Dispatch
ed in Record Time Aboard Sup.
ply Ship Celtic.
(By Associated press)

NEW YORK. Dec. 3l.--The United
States supply ship Celtic which was
10 have met the returning ba;Aeship
feet with holiday c.ieer. sailed out OF
New York harbor this afternoon on
an entirely different mission. but
without changing a single item OF her
cargo.
She will go to Mcssina. after a
brief stop at Gibraltar. to give mil
lion and a half OF navy rations to the
earthQuage sufferers.
The order for changing the Celtic
into a relief ship cam" 20 he" COM
mander. Harry Mel. p. HUI las; night
AMI the Celtic. with Christmas trees
still dashed 10 the masth"ads-it lad
been designed to make the Celtic the
Christmas ship for the fleet--Sai!ed
late today.
Her supplies will not be eaten by
American callers. but by suffering
survivors of the calabrian and Sictl'
Ian disaster.
In the face of the Overwhelming
need of the Italians the department Is
considering its own mon second;
how they will be provided with food
is something that will be considered
.are-
Department Takes Responsibility.
~hc navy department takes full res,
ronsib;i.ty fer this sudden git OF sup
plies belonging to the United States
government to the Italians. without
warrant of law.
Certainly the ship has been des'
patched to sea in record time. in less
than eighteen hours after her captain
conceived his humane idea
The Celtic has in her cargo Sl5o.oH0
worth of provisions. sufficient for So.
900 persons for one month. %2,oH
worth OF clothing, tents enough &c
accommodate 1000 persons and d
large quantity OF medical and surg!
cal supplies.
The Celtic is taking 800 suits OF
outer clothing, $500 suits CT under
wear, $4,000 pairs Of socks and $500
pairs Of shoes.
All this was "btokSn out" snd put
aboard her in two hours.
Her food supplies comprises al
staple articles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
Presidenl.Elect Admits His Brother
is Out Of Senatorial Contest.
N Interest OF PARTY HARMONY
Further Explanations, Ne Ssss,
Should Gene from His 6rcther--
Gives Out Statement Concerning
Southern Political Sentiment -,
(By Associated Press.)

AUGUSTA, GA. Dec. 31.-Beyoud
the remark that the withdrawal OF
Charles P. Taft from the senatorial
contest in Ohio In favor Of Represen-
tative Burton was a move In the In
terest of party harmony. President
elect Taft woa!d say nothing on the
subject. 1t was. he said, q matter re-.
garding which any statement made
should naturally come from his broth
er Charles.
Another conference was held today
at the Taft cottage On the subject OF
the best man to take advantage at
the proper time, Of the real senti-
ment In the South which favored q
political change.
Charles n. Sheriff., OF the National
Business Mems League, was one OF
the conferees while Messrs. TAFT,
Hammond and Hitchcock were the
others
Tsfrs Statement
This statement was dictated by MT.
Taft in the presence of the conferees,
and is gwen 10 the public as showing
,. the exact situation with reference 10
the matter today
The conference between Mr.. TAFT
ard Msssrs. Hammond. Hitchcock
and Sheriff.. in rSrer"rre to the &C
ton to be taken with s,ew Of the
organization OF real sentiment IN the
Soath in favor of a change In tnaf
section. resulted satisfactorily In Y
plan agreed upon by all parties.
Republicans Maictsin Organization.
The Republican organization Is 70
H. maintained IL al! the states. ana
effor;.s made to increase the rapko q
the r. publican party as SsGlY0 -
sib,e. With the psrpeso. neeeless 9
securing the aEsjsseAoe e 49, - :
! % not dessr6 3ez1lf tnel1ag5ee wstA
the Repusudmt afey - NsPuo1scans,
hrt ONLY v3uk1e ~ Independently
Of the Deraogfzsic party. Ia the ma.
trousl congress. tt was thought best
TO sec.re the names Of these who
would take charge Of this indepene.
dert movement in each state with
view to their subsequent organiza-
lion at a tine when such poiitica!
organization woula BE- opportupe.
TIE impression which has gene
out that in the previous conference
any OF the conferees were in favor
OF giving UP to the ncvemen; vas er.
| roneous.
Nsm.s Of civLs Unsettled.
The question as 10 what name
clubs 10 he organized in the failure
shorIs hear IL a mere matter OF de.
, tail in respect TO Which no dccizios
was reached
Horny ". TEft IS here from Ntw
YORK for few days OF golf.
The Prssident-eieci adnits tha; his
brother. vho is two years his junior
/ - fhc better player, Tut in saving,
6, be adds. that when playing with
hin. Harry always plays bkc pre-
fe~fICnal"
! The Taft family tonight attended a
reception "a the Corntry Climb. given
that the members q that oryaniza
ton might have an opportunity "a
urct the Pres'denttiect ard mem
hers 80 his family. Robert A TAFT
the oldcs. sorshas gone TO Cincinnati
for a Writ OF few days pcfore re
\ turning TO Yale.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
,BannIsler District, b Halifax CO.
Decides Against sa11s
Majority d 14.
HOTTEST FIGHT N SOUTH B
While Men Cast saiiots 49,
Held Prayer Meetings rla = :
FREQ Luneheons to Beth SID 8
par.,ally-speakers ssousht
other states to Assist aprys
tsreclal q Daily Press.

Especial 10 Daily Press. 81
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Dec. ~
South Boston and Houston, Nhie1
In Bannister district. Halifax ces1
voted out the saloons today ~
jority. of one hundred and thu
four. Four hundred and tNe3
votes were cast In South 8ose
which gives the @drys" 3 majority 81
sixty-cight here. sss.sss
Houston gave majority Of tNa4
six, V
The election today closed tn
test local option fight in the ILL.,
of Bannister district. Mora iAfe4
was taken and the voting MAa
than in any similar election a e
years. 81 ssssSs
Prayer service and 'Esiys6
All dag long. while the ~
casting their ballots, the wcn4
holding prayer meetints
churches. Free lunchecns -
cd by the ladies to both sides
tally.
A strong and aggressive ne1
made In South Boston ed1
many notable speatetss
cussed the Issue In M
Among the prominent -
the bxnishment d the ss
Govsrnofsa. B. Glenn, cf Nopk
lima, and Seaborn Wright
% xvhi<h faffaps cfcae6 fhAsS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
TERROR REiGNS.
Judge Afraid / Old Court Without
= Troops, Wi,ic.. Sre Withheld.
IRE al" ASsoCinted Pro-

'Bl N" \ sSOCf1t"d PEFss
JACKSON. KY. Dec. 31.-This
town tonight i. scene of terror be-
tween the two pitched camps of for
mer Sheriff Ed Callahan and the
friends Of james T. De atom and Rash
Sebastian. fcr shooting whom Gala
han IS to be tried.
In the woods near Lost Creek is
county Judge s s. TsU!bee declaring
that he will not return to the town
e hold court in the Callahan hear
ing unless the governor of Kentucky
sends ;roop& to protect him from the
mcbs of armed men in Jackson.
Governor Wilson IL assent from
the state and Lieutenant Governor
Cox I'd to this tine has refused to
send troops
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
PRESENTED WITH RING.

Captain Emmett A Cooke. yard
master Of the Chesapeake G. ONO
Railway. was presented with a hand
some gold ring as testimonial from
The railway employees yesterday az
ternocn. Trainmaster +. |. Ford
made the presentation on behalf of
the employees and Captain Cook" ac-
ccp.cd the token with a graceful lit
tie speech.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
Norfolk ard Portsmouth to Aid.
ny Associated Presel

NORFOLK. VA. Dec. Sl.-Norfoii;
and Portsmouth have taken steps 10
aid Tire earthquake sufferers in Ii;aIv
In response TO the proclamation OF
Governor Swanson.
The ItsI;an Celery Of Norfolk iS
arranging to call a mass meeting 81
citizens within the next dsv O. two.
Mayor Reed. Of Portsmouth. has
called a mass meeting for tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01
Col. Knight Relieved.

WASHINGTON. r. C.. Dec. 81
Lieutenant Colonel s. ". Rossier.
corps Of engineers. has been ordered
20 relieve Colonel J. G. u. Knight.
temporarily OF his duties a. chief eE-
gincer Of the department Of the east
and the gulf. On being relieved.
Colonel knight will report to the
chief Of engineers at Washington for
duty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01

WASHINGTON. u G.
Several members 81 ths
Serate Committees en- NJ
win leave by boat ton4SM !
for the purpose cf iuspeeeS
OF the Ismestown Dkp0e1e9l7
to fern some opln)(4 No.
liability to the f,eed6 u -
ment In the matter - ~
vel trs.ring station au1 -
depot on the property
Al the rooms cf bc1h -
ard House Committee tc
stated that several Hem
make the trip. bat . Eaf &
viii 60 Is no. obtsiuab1o4 e
Conxressmsn Harry
Who ives today In p
probably meet Tie
Committee IN Wa
iae and escsrt the1Q
tonight. -
Js6ries WoG sju
MELBoUREnIxl l-ssa
Jearies has rsn6 Bier ~
joan Wren. st1 4 Il -
a fIsh: With s DbAoouR -
worlds heu1R tcisht -
cham5,onss =
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tcontinuea on second Page
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-01

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published IN
Newport News that receives
the full news service Of the
Associated Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1909-11-02
CIRCUS COMES MONDAY NEXT
A THRILLER FOR AMERICUS.
Robinson Show, the Old FaYOrite, Is
Here Again.

The John Robinson three-train cir
Gus, among the largest in the world
and best as well, comes again to
Americas Oh Monday next, Sth, and
his season it comes enlarged in size
md with more fine features than ever
brought before.
F':s big show soon to be here is re-
ceiving the best endorsement from
the newspapers.
The Daily Gazette, published in In
diana, Pa, says;
Like the Arabs of old the Robin
inson shows have folded the ants
and moved to pastures new. The =. :
inson people have three feature acts
and several equestrian numbers, ira.
peze and acrobatic turns that rank
with the best displays.
There are three ring i'lree plat
forms and the usual trape2~ wire
walking appliances and in the Ian
guage of the small boy there was al
ways something doing
Wild West scenes, the eight trained
elephants, the remarkably well-trained
seals riding horseback and tossing
balls; these and hundred other mar
velous features keep one rubbering at
the three rings and the army OF
clowns in antics