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prevention the outflanking move the Germane oalnot' tat en <1 theU ( line much furthor nprth without weakening It at Wtfcte point. The progreaa hjr both .Idee 1. reter every advance the troop, making It muet entrench themeelvea In order for Protecting against tho shells fcl from the enemy's gun, -which are *T wild to b4 posted In Ktrong positions from one end of the line to the other. General Von Kluok,.with ielnforceI stents from the German center. Is J now making afteMrmlned stand J against the attempt of the allies to outflank him*. The de/eat of the German otmy which Invaded Russia from East Prussia appears from Russian accounts tq have been more decisive than was, previously reported. The Russians are adw moving for, ! ward with the Intention of again in? vadlng East Rruaaia. r ? Before the Russian advance . id C. allele the peasants are fleeing the { #' country, and It la stated that already 10,000 of them have already reached || Bohemia. pl While there has &een no conflrmaH ^ tloa of 4he report Portugal is now I' tV prepared to tago yp arms with the ! allies against Germany whenevei . England caUs upon her sd,t? do. UfcGfe 8CA>DA|fA?*S|4* BBS WAS P prcasara to Induce the Srandanaviai I countries, por.lctU.rlr Denmark. U / ' abandon thair neutrality and par If-" t lei pate to tin p recent war trains r MS" HI Ml f . . L WASHINGTON A BCD KI.NSTON TH f- TRY CONCLUSIONS ON THE CiillDlRON?A HOT OOSWM. Th# flrnt football game of the to* eon will take place at Fleming Pari next Friday afternoon. The contest lng eleven* will-be Washington vs KlneUn. A great and exciting can te^t la looked tot,. The. from* boy are praoUclag. hard each atiernoo v and the vlaMors will havo to put u a first-class game If they-would'b victors. The hoys- here are- conf dent of being able to down tbel old-time rivals. It la to be. hope t that \ large-, brolrd of rooters wl b. D? ih'Wt. ?Dd *U. tt? >OC. every encouragement. . .? - A?VKRT18INC1 CAW. The advertising caV'of.the Robir son blt( shows arrived in the clt this morning via the Norfolk. Souti y >arn and the city and, county Js no; being posted for the show which scheduled to appear hero on Moi day/ October Ifi* . * BOXING HOW. Brooklyn) N. Y., Oct. 6.? L*"a<1 Cross, the popular daatlst fight* who announced sdmo tlmo ago thi ha WyyMHfbty' Qtflt - the eatt V goofc, Is'With utf again. He hi gro^rn tired of festtag op. and matched for a ten-round mlli? t night with Walter M6br, the proi islng local fighter. ' ' f"* f-i.V * wj" I .. r? F. G. Paul & Drc > WMtlaeton. N.C Pays hi truest prices for Hidi Fu^an^oswax. ^c^ghts a :'i * -1 . D PARIS CONFIDENCE I FINAL RESULT a?rio?D)'. OEXKRAL SITUATION IS STATIONARY. general situation Is stationary. On our left wing the aotlon still continues. IB the region o? the Ar, Koune and on the heights of. the Meuao, wa have repulsed both night and day attacks. General Joffre has sent In hla name and too in the name of t^e French army, his warmest congratulations to the commander-in-chief of the friendly and alllad *pny on the battle won. which In a guarantee of future successes. NOW SOME GROUND Paris; Sept. 6.?The following olhclWl communication has been given out: "On onr left wing to the north of the Olee, the battle continues with great violence. The result remains Indecisive. We have been obliged At ...jk ? BE tiiiaiu puiuis IU yieiu ground. Along the remainder of the front tfcero hu been no change. In Raskin after a battle which lasted ten days the German army which was operating between the Eastern Prussian frontier and the Nleman river i" -has been driven back along the entire line and made Its retreat Abandoning a considerable quantity of war material. ~ SITUATION UNCHANGED i 'AROUND ANTWEIU' Antwerp, 8epU 6.?According to an official announcement made the situation of the fortified positions L around" Antwerp itlll remain without any change. < I Thp French fleet in th$. Adriatic !a i Emperor Nicholas of Rossis hai - arrived at the headquarters of ths t active Russian army . K MS 1 11 THE MEI f Til I Till III * kill : ? > QCMK WORK 8AVKD llfSI FROM . BH!N(. DROWN Ul>?HKI.OMiM -' wii u/" ,i COMPANY. 11 This morning at the Havens doct n next to Brugaw Fertiliser Company* - warehouse, d horse attached to i . dfay, belonging to the Hassell Sup - ply. Company backed Into the rive a with a bale of cotton on the dra: n and but for the promptness of th p bystanders in cutting the harnes e and giving the animal freedom, i t- all probability be" would hav r dorwned. d Tho horse was not injured but th U harness attached to him was muc Is damaged and the shafts of the dra, ' brit . Only quick work ?ted the tfort frwm * wntery grave * ' ! ,r IB OCT TODAY. ' ~~~ ^ County Commissioner W. S. I ^ Ebern, of Bunyan, Nf C., who o September 6, underwent an opera 1_ tlon at the Washington Hospital, !c appendicitis, was a visitor to tti . city today for the first tlmo tine he returned home. Hla numorot friends were glad to see him lo-okin bo well. W : \ ,< * * GOOD , ROADS OONVBNTIOJr. >r u Bristol, Va.. Oct. 6.?The annul la meeting of the Southern Appalachia o- Good Roads Association was open< n- here foday, and will hold over ti morrow and Thursday. Many of tl fe. delegates came to this city by aut noblle over the several throus I roads now being constructed, J Interesting feature of tt? conventh . ' is a country exhibit, from a numb ,s of countries in this section, conali T1 Ing of a country road map. phot *re?f'mnnx Sam R. Sells. Congre. rat sums 1 ffilN LAST H ______ Th? Board of City Aldermen m? In regular monthly session at tk City Hall last ovening and wis pr elded over by Mayor Frank C. Kui ler. The following busine.-a y? transacted for the current month: On motion, it was ordered that th mayor and the street commission* be empowered to purchase two dum carta for the purpose of haulln trash. ^ On moUon. the Wast End Hoa Company was allowsd $30 jk month. It was moved and seconded tha the West End real team be allows an extra allowance of $10 pc month. The street commlsstbner reporte that the hydrant at (he Havana O Mill plant needs to be moved acroi the etfeet. The mayor waa authorised to en ploy additional help on the polic force when needed. Captain Q. T. Leach asked the dl to five lire protection La return fc the right-of-way across the Stores Warehouse property. On motion the tax-books compile and comdutod hv tha r.ltr riwrk. W C. Ayers, were accepted by tb board and the books turned over t the clerk for the collection of taxei VISITORS TQ CITY. Among the welcome visitors 1 Washington today are Messrs. R. ' Cratch, Sr., L. O- Cratch. L. H Adams and Floyd Latch worth, all < Blount's Creek. They arrived I the city via the Washington an Vandemere train and returned t their home this afternoon. IN XSlJNT WADSWOBTH MBMQH Gettysburg. Oct. a.?The State New Tdrk will today honor tl memohy of Oeaeral James Samu Wadsworth, by' the dedication of bronze statue. In recognition of I bravery at the battlF fought hei The six New York regiments th were under the command of eQner Wadsworth will take part In t ceremonies. General Wadsworth w bom in Genneeee, N. Y., In 180 was educated at Harvard and Ya and was admitted to tho bar, b [ never practiced. At the outbreak the Civil War he Joined tho Unt< army as a volunteer. He parti patod in the first battle of.Bull Ru was afterwards promoted to Bri| ; dier General of volunteers. Lai 3 ho commanded a amnion in i 1 army of tho Potomac and foug - with groat gallantry at the battle r Gettysburg. General Wadswor Ir was mortally wounded at the bat; 2 of the Wilderness, while leading 1 i regiment and died two daya lat s May 8, 1964. . " NATIONAL SHOOT, e Jacksonville, Fla? Oct. 6.?T h National Association Ride Matcl y of division B, which includes N01 Carolina, South Carolina. Georg O Florida, Kentucky, Alabama, T< nesseo, and Mississippi, are be] , held here, commencing today. T tournament is regarded as the m Important shooting event held In 1 ) South. isiiir ; IEKFHUT : mil Id j- The world serlee of baseball ie twoen the Boston Nationals and o- Philadelphia Americans, the. op ;h ing game of whteh starta tn Pb >n delphia Friday next, la to be aeei in Washington as each play is made pr the New Theatre. The roan a gem t- baa secured an electrieal score be os Jor the purpose and have in add! a *, leased wire direct from the grou ty over the Western Union Telegr N. C TUESDAY AFTERNOON** ? J* No play of our tltnei bu wot p f greater applause or become more a part of oar native drama than "F1A? J Feathers," the humanly grlppln J( drama l?y Eugene Walter, which H n >t H. Frasoe will present here on We^ * 10 nosdoy, October 7, at the New Then*, a tro. . h f- It delighted thousands of play t< goers In the Cort Theatre, Chicago^ X! where it was flrtt produced br Mr % ? Fratee on August 11th. It 12, and Qj ,r when presented last season in thf h P Aster Theatre, New Yorg, ran thi m 6 season oqt, following which It cooj h tlnued to play daring the summef. U * on a special trans-continental tour oi rr to the Pacific coast. | % 'Vine Feathers" which runs fou? ti it acts, comes direct from its triumphs h d in New York and will bo presented 0 r Here by a specially selected coin- i; immEB oi ii UST SIM : ? MB. L. F. OOTT1W AKD MIH8 * i LAURA K. SPENCER WEDDED r. AT HOME OF MB. B. f, jp* , M. CLARK. o ' , On Bandar at 10:45 at tha residence of Mr. H. B. Clark. In Wma- E Ington, N. C.fMr. Leonard P. Col- h tou. of this county, was united |n Is :o marriage to Miss Lauria Eateile Spen- n r. cer, of Swan Quarter, In the pres- g [. enco of a few friends. fc jf Tho marriage ceremony being per- B In f>:med by Rev. C. D. Malone, of p id this city. a to The brldo and groom, In company ii with Mr. J. M. Cotton and Mr. Mack I AUlgood, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. \JtfJ- a liame, then drove by <*(?*ut tp Lin- 8 wood, the home of the groom's par- a pnts Where they received their of friends. f f *** A sumptuous dinner was eervod l i# and many oongratnlatlons and good t f. wishes were bestowed on the happy t couple. e, Mr. Cotton is g prosperous and worthy young farmer of this Oounty. ^ * Hla bride has beell teaching in this ? county for the past two years. Tbelr happy anion has been of much In- t * teres4, to their many friends. f l0, -* , Ut BAZAAR SALE ON. Of 1 00 Saturday will be the last day at ] the Basaar, P. Orleans, proprietor. A ! n' new ?l^pment of ladles' suits and ( cloaks have Just arrived, which are ( *r to be included in.thls greet bargain e cale. The opportunity Is now yonra 1 \ ?avail yourself, or 1 th ? 1 tie HULL MEDALS TO AID EXHIBIT. lis , er, Jackson, Miss., Oct. 6.?In a proclamation laauea by uoiemor Brewer, today has been set aside In he the Interest of the Mississippi exicB hlbit att he-Panama Pacific exposlrth tlon, and la known as "Mississippi Souvenir Dollar Day." The people of en~ the SUtea are requested to pttrehafce medals whleh aro being offered as a 09t means of raising the revenue needed the for the liifelBBlppl show. The medals are being sold today by the young ladles of the various communities, and it is expected that a large amount will be on hand by this evening. The medal makes an Interesting souvenir. On one side Is shown Jefferson Davis and John A. Quitman, two of Mississippi's most distinguished citizens. On the other side is Shown the pro^yqed Mississippi I buijding on tie exposition grounds > II at 8an ^rancl#co- A deal of ijf I interest has been shown, and It Is 111 certain that the State exhibit In 1915 will be greatly aided by this Idea. r F. G. Paul & Bro. Ill- Olra 10c For UBt CoMoo or 8< l la For flood Cotton Until Fotbol lot Notice. mi P. <J. Foal Bra, will bar on* Voir lard I ot middling cotton from oeeh an* lion of th.tr retail time curtomor. at lor inds I per pound lint, or at Sc pound seed, aph I Their manv customers are taking ^ I Offer it* mad# not^thatandin* the I F. 0. PAUL BRO. sdxty Evening ^ , any fhe story deals with the' trugflnfi ofc a young married couple, Ir. aod-Mrs. Bob Reynolds, who are ndeavdring to maintain a Btateu (land IstabllBhment on the lnstalllent plan with a salary of $S5 j>er 'eek.fi Bob Is a ehemtst In tho lunlotpal government of New York, " Is Immediate dalles comprising the p >stinj of * certain brand of cement ffetA fcr the eons traction of a u |$nj . Ills Wife has became weary * t tije arduous household duties on * Is Small salary ahd When Bob's old ? fhool chum, John Brand, now the ? sad of the big cement company, of- c< lie him a bribe of $40,00<i to pass #?a grade of cement Bllghtly Interior & ?_the sample offered for they teet. n W> yonng man is confronted with 111 Is wife's demand that he accept ie money which will provide lax- ( rles, or ilre without be#. KM FINE OFFICER c -EARS THE JUDICIAL ERMINE WITH ABILITY AND DKJNITY?18 CREDIT o TO HTATB ^ His Honor, Judge W. m. Bond, of rt dent on, N. C., who is now holding is first oourt in Beaufort county, c, i baking a fine Impression upon t) ot only the lawyers, bnt the litl- CT ants and attendants as well. Prior i i his elevation to the bench. Judge n lond was among the most popular raotiticfaers at the bar from afar j> nd his coming to Beaufort county tt i his official capacity is gratifying. 4 le wears the Judicial ermine with e biiity and hla appointment to the Superior Court bench was no mistake t n the part of the If elected to the bench at thfe Orthcomlng election, and no doubt tat what he will be, the people of g his judicial district will make no nlstake. Already hla reputation on he bench is an enviable one. ^ ?: j a rHR lack side of the euro pea# nfujooij. .1 Owing to the European struggle * he lace trade In common will sufor ,as practically all the laces sold < n this country cover from Europe 1 ind each. year millions of dollars ? vorth of laces come from abroad' md go Into the 5 and 10c stores. 1 rho Interstate 5 and lOo Storo of 1 >ur town has a very attractive win- J low In of lace and some beantlful I patterns of all kinds and the lady 1 folks should call around and look It over as It. may be their laat chance bo see such a big and attractive assortment at the old prices. ?Adv. Ulfil SURRENDERS GAVE HIMSELF l'l? LATE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON TO SHERIFF RICKS? TRIED TODAY. Late yesterday afternoon T. B. Stokes, at whose house a raid was made early last Friday morning by the sheriff and several deputies, the consequence being that ninety-nine pints of whiskey was captured, went to the county Jail and surrendered himself to the sheriff. He will have a preliminary hearing before the I recorder this afternoon, j When the raid was made and the whiskey secured 8tokee succeeded in making his escape and since that time and up to yesterday afternoon has been in hiding. SPECIAL SESSION OF 8. C. LEGISLATURE. Colombia, 8. C., Oct. A special session or the South Carolina Legislature la convened today, called by Governor Cole L. Blease. to meet conditions In the cotton trade, grow Ing oot of the European war. In his proclamation the Governor says the present situation ie ruinous and will make many people pen nllees. The Legislature will probably be ashef [ml U 1 Ka * 1 ' ' DEMI IS UM S1HI DM Judge W. M. Bond yesterday a irnooft heard a writ of habeas oo as asking ball for Earl Overton. Altar His Honor had heard all a icts before him he ordered that tl rlsoner be released upon glvtn and la the sum of 91S9.00 for h! Abearance at the December ten t the Superior Cottrt of Beaafoi MUtf. Mr. Overton left for his home i ?oth Creek, N. C.. yesterday aftei >on via the Washington and Vandt ere train. ^ Avnuoa FFICE OVER Id CENTS. Between fifty-flve and sixty thousand pounds of tobacco were disposed of on the Washington and Beaufort tobacco warehouses today. The average price received by the farmers was over 14 cents. NOT A CANDIDATE. Mr. lMltor: I ma in a rveont listi t The News that the name of tb Qderelgned has been placed on tb Dclallst ticket as candidate for rej weptative. I wish to thank, through you >lamns, the Socialist convention to is honor thus shown me, bnt mat decline to hd A candidate, a would have done at tfatf couventio ad 1 been present 1 am not a politician, have v olitlcal ambitions, and prefer n< > be known as an aspirant or a cat ldate for any public office wha ver. Again thanking my friends f< belr good wishes, Respectfully. W. L. DANIELS. iTKEL ORDERS FOR UNITED STATE Pittsburg. Pa., Oct. ?Each di rltnessee a growth In the number i mall orders for steel from the oth ids. the results of the Europei rar. Among the orders are oi rom France for >0,000 saddles, ai he same number of bridles; < irder for 4,000 tons of relntordi >ars for shipment to Buenos Ayre mother for seevral thousand tons (teel .billets for export to Englan tnd others for many thousands tegs of horseshoes, nails and call K. feature growing out of the war that certain kinds of steel, which mpposed could be secured only Belgium, can be manufactured, a at less cost, tn this country. GUESTS OF MR. BROWN. Rev. A. C. D. Noe and wife, Hyde county, are the guests of * and Mrs. H. P. Brown at their hoc corner 01 uuuuoi >uu >.?< They are here to attend the Coon of the Diocese of East Carolina. RECORD WHEAT CROP SEEM CERTAIN. Chicago, in., Oet. 6.?A reco breaking acreage sown to Win wheat this season seems a certain To date the trade has not paid mi attention to the Increased acrea which Is not likely too much o! factor, while conditions continue normal. The present lack of c side Interest la laid to the publ disappointment In the effect of war news on the market. It i take some big events in Europe an enormous export demand to br back interest. KX ROUTS TO ATLANTA. Rev. J. D. Waters, pastor of Christian Church, Belhaven, N. arrived In the city this morning I the Norfolk Southern train from homo en route to Atlanta, On., the purpose of attending the tlonal Convention of the Chrlsi Church, which meet# In that from October 7 to October 14. AVE RETURNED. Mrs. H. T. WaUor and son. Bl have returned from Montgomery C , where they have been the gv of Mrs. Watsqa's brother. PROMINENT CITfEBN. Mr. P. Hoyt Cunningham, a p .?nt i? WMhinrto,, fy ^ ^ No. IV DELEGATES ARRIVING L MIICIL f. Already delegates are arriving la r. the city tor the purpose of attending the celled meeting of the Council at [9 the Dlooeee of Keet Caroline In St. ^ Peter's Episcopal church here tog morrow morning at 11 o'clock. lg As before slated the opening sern mon will be delivered by Her. W. XL rt Co*, of Wilmington. N. C.. and will bo a memorial sermon to the memkt ory of the late Rt. Bee. Robert P_ Strange. D. C. s. In all probability the balloting tor Ihe office of bishop will begin sometime tomorrow afternoon. In addition to the list of dele> gates and their hosta published La yesterday's Daily News the follow.ng have been assigned: Mrs. E. 8. Simmons?Dr. W. C. Whitfield and W. J. Laughinghouae. Mrs. Hugh Paul?One at hotel. J. P. Randolph?J. C. B. Ehringhaua and W. O. Gaithor, Jr. The names most prominently mentioned for bishop are Rev. Dr. Harding, of New York; Rev. Dr. Coupe> land of New Orleans; Rev. E. A. Darst, of Richmond, and Rev. Isaac e Hughes, of Henderson, N. C. c C " WKLCOMB'VISITOR^ ) Messrs. John Tooley and H. R. T Way, of Belhpven, N. C., are here tcday on business. They returned homo this afternoon. is *? TO OPEN BATTLESHIP BID?. 0 \VmMm4m T? <n /w m ft bids for the now battleships, to ho i- naruod respectively the California. t~ tho Mississippi and the Idaho, will be opened today. The limit of tho >r cost of the three battleships, which, wore authorised by Congress on Juno 10. is $7,800,000, exclusive of armor and armarment. They will bo ?-i the largest vessels in the United Slates and will have a speed of 21 8. knots. eii mm" \ ID. SOCIETY of id. WILL BE THE GUEST OP DR. of JOHN C. RODMAN AT HIS ? HOME WEDNESDAY H EVENING. j iS . V * .ti *n Dr. John C. Rodman will enter* nd tain the Beaufort County Medical So- j cietj at his home on West Main street tomorrow evening. The business session will be held at 8:80, | of which is to be followed by light re(r. freshmenta. At this meeting the fte, election of officers wilt take place its. for the ensuing year. The present ,cll officers are Dr. H. W. Carter, president, and Dr. John C. Rodman, secretary. Interesting papers will be [g read by Drs. P. A. Nicholson and Joshua T&yloe, and report of cases will be made by Dr. W. T. Potter, r of Aurora, N. C. The Beaufort County Medical Society is composed of twenty-three members, ich AN ERROR. '* ut Id yesterday'* Newa we published lc,g the advertisement of Mr. Henry the Otteraky. stating that a man most ... invest $1,000. This was an error, as or It shoald bare read $100.00 Instead. . The advertisement follows: WANTED?A MAN WHO WISHES to go la business for himself. I will guarantee htm from $40 to HO a week elear. He must Invest (bt at least $100.00 In the business C t for himself. Will teach yon say ria business. Henry Otteraky, $4$ hla Bast Main street. 10-$-lt? for UM Lm W-XL^t ri_ I New Theater I ^ TODAY'* PROGRAM: ' .JSS
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