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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-13
TAKES / { | P J !. \ J !! Il I
GASES THURSDAY.
State Central Committee Meets
at Murphy's Thursday

The State Central Democratic Commit
tee has been called to meet next Thurs
day5at noon at. Murphy's Hotel Tho OBJ
1ect Of the call is. to consider the contest
election case growing out. Of the primary
election held In Norfolk, October 18th, to
select members OF the City Democratic
Committee. f
Chairman. j. Taylor Ellyson Will pre-
side, and Colonel Joseph Button, secre-
tary Of the committee, is also. q mem
Der.
|; 1t has been long time since there has
been a majority Of the membership Of
the committee, present at meeting. ~
fact; It Is doubtful II majority Of the
present committee has ever been pres
ent, and some members. have never mt
tended a meeting since their appoint
rIent Special appeal has been ma de TO
them to attend this meeting. IN which
the welfare and harmony Of the party In
Norfolk city Is vitality inyolved.s
Here is the /, full membership O. the
COMMITTEES by congressional districts:@E
First D!strlct--lloyd y, Smith, g. B..
Jones, j. Boyd Sears, II II Wallace.
b Second plstrict-w. w. Dey, George
w Jones, w, y. Sebrell, y. NJ. Curtis,
and Dir. George w. Bats.
Third pistrlot-John z. Easley. r. ".
,Coghill, John j, Lynch, John 8, Har-
wood and DR.. d. LIZ Winston,
Fourth Distriot-.T. Freeman Epes, 7.
II, Clarke, a. y. Watkins, Robert Gil
liam and r, w. Fowlkes.
Fifth District--R, a.. James T.. e.
T3urch. George II, Helms, j, NJ ltook-
or, w. RI, Sutherland.
Sixth Distrlct--D. @, Egsleston, H. q,
IIunlphreys, w, r, Bnrksdac, ~, r.
Craddock and Sidney ,Shetmnn
Seventh Dis,rlct---John s, Patton, W.
3, Rchurds. II. ID. Newman, Il, w \ Car-
renter aud George w, Kinsey, g
Eighth olstrlct--Gardner J., Boothc.
G. r.. Japney, g. s. r. Trplett Gren-
willie Gaines and r. u, Gordon
Ninth Dstrct--W~ y, Smith, b, y.
buchanan, y. +, st, Clair y, y, Lynch.
NJ. G. Clark
Tenth District--J oseph Button, w, a,
Rinehart Edward lschols, 7, p. White
head and p, w, Hubbard.
Twelve members OF the committee are
IN or near tho city aud Will almost GER
tainly be hero, including the five Third
District members, Senators Sears and
Watkins, MIR. Lynch, an nttaehe or the
state Senate. Secretary the Common
| wealth Eggeston, Senator Barksdale, and
| lS- senator r. a. James. There 4 Is
every Indication that many other mem
iLers will ba present. The meeting gives
promise Of being ono OF the llyelest on
record. t .sls ID
&; MIR. 4pey, head of one Of the warning
| factions, 4 Is q member of the committee.
but will probably not sit IN Judgment on
his own case.
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himself. In 1860, when he vas forty
years of age he published the prospec.
.tus OF IA colossal sctlctne. to Wit. a new
theory CT tho cosmos. from It's earliest
'nebulart manifestations to It's highest de-
vel6pment III man and civilizations; g.
scheme bold III theoretic conception,
nndsSwhen Mr.. spencer's state Of health
wns considered, apparently duixotlc.
From this tine onward the history Of his
life has been ninlnly the. record of a Sc
rles Of heroic cntleavors,g eliminating In
heroic achievements. In addition to IN
different health, the result OF Il nervous
breakdown CONSEQUENT on overwork, Mr..
Spencer had to face the fact that ho had
dedicated his life to M Ideal In the real
.izntlon OF which both adequate rem,in-
neraton and commcnsura e.afame must,
at best, be remote results In an ago
when the 5tnainsprings of human nctlvi-
ty IRE largely conventional and when
great deeds are done from the desire Of
Immediate tangible reward. Mr.. Spencer
set the example OF q career wholly sdc =
voted to universal ends, and unblcnllshed
by that nfirmitSo noble minds tho thirst
for3;pppulart applause, with an energy
almost superhumnil,, he .duiet, sell Gems
tered thinker set himself. 10 wrestle with.
the grca I'll mysteries to wrcstlc unde-
tered BY the chilly .drearihess! Of the
gt,jdy. 1. and Uninterrupted by,theR glltternE
.alurcments 81 Tie market place. t5ts;S
TWENTY -FOUR YEARS # WITHOUT.
.,yt n y .,.4 Jfs
FROM, 1850 1874, nearly q quartz lar. O.
d century, lo received ,soBmuch less than !. T
his books cost to publish though his
fin,gest edition Of any work was 100
copies, and: some editions we're as small ma
as 500. copies, that The found that ne was g
practically running himself 3 n
is,Tha 1 isjto say,f.in the cause of spccu':-
Observation-Disclosures Spencer worked twenty
-four years. without fee or reward. Ills
solitary intellectual labors were x aimoss
entireiy ignored BY the public In spite Of
whose indifference he ID borio'usy to'led
lip the steep ascent Of philosophy. In
the midst Of the general neglect Mr..
Spencer had the sympathy OF a numeor
Of phllosophlc thinkers WHO recognized
his worth. a number OF American ad-
mirers, hearing Of his discrimination to
stop the projected series OF his p'iblica-
tons, forwarded to him, through Mr.
(. < Z 3 . 2 ~ II .
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PROF. C.S. BENNETT ]. \ n I: ! | 4.
BEFORE CLUBMEN0
Noted Young Virginian at the
Commonwealth's
Smoker. @

Tho regular December smoker Of the
Commonwealth Club. held at the club 4
house last night, furnished q most de-
lightful entertainment for the members.
and the evening was greatly enjoyed by
all those who were present 5Si
While the affair was Informal the ems
stertalnment had many unique features,
not the least pleasing, OF which was r 4
performance given by the noted young Z;
magician, Professor Charles s. Bennatt,3
Of Chicago, Professor Bennett performed
in the assembly room with coins and
cards, to tho great delight Of the men,-S
bers and visitors. and as he did one OF his
magic tricks after other he was loudly
&cheered. The young man Is a decided ar-ss
list in his line, and It is understood that
he purposes shortly to organize class In /
gthia city. =: .,if ts ts&
Besides the entertainment afforded by 3
Professor Bennett. there was Zine music:
. both vocal and instrumental, eua latdl'
OH a delightful supper consisting OF light
Refreshments was served. All the R
speeches were Informal, but they were !,
In a very happy vein. and the entire eve
ming was greatly enjoyed. g.s u 81 Is I
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A Stricken Family.

(Sracsa, IL Tre Times Dspa tch.)
FIRED VA Dec. 12--
Neek ZAP Certainly Been amicted one
a bout two months ago Mr.. Thomas Car
penter died; later his daughter Miss Net = At
the second daug hter. Miss 5Add:e. sue
cumbed to typhoid fever, and two other
daughters nre..uow sick with the disease.
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CONTINUANCE DAY.
Justice Crutchheld Had Little
Business Yesterday.

BUSINESS cSlcIOdy'
India Christian failed TO show up the
other day when she was ARRESTED AND
balled for being dlsorderly on the street
Yesterday Justice John sent her Gown
under security for ten days for contempt
+ OF court. n
+, Richard Randolph failed to appear when
his name was called on the charge Of
taking a coat and hat belonging TO I'D
ward Pope, and an attachment was sent
out after him,
+ ". H. Jackson was dismissed OF lakln.
s2,15 from Robert Moody
Tho charge against Jane Foster OF
maintaining a disorderly house AZ no. ~,
West Broad Street. to the annoyance OF
The neighbors will be heard on the 18th
Nv, II. Holmes had the case Of drunHen-
ness against him continued to the 10Th,
Several. other small drunks were DIS
missed. il
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Ioumans. a purse Of money and a gold
watch. The money he accepted as u
public trust for public ends. John
Stuart Mill also stepped into the
breach. He recognized In, Mr.. Spencer a
new thinker OF unique calbre, and Offer
ed large; sum to render possible the
Spencer, however, declined the Offer.
while appfeciating the spirit III which It
was made $51s,ss 3
In 1895 this great work was completed,
and Spencer said of 1t himself: ,l
On looking back over the six and thr-
Ity years which have passed since the
Synthetic Philosophy was begun am
surprised at my nudacty In. undertaking
It, and still more surprised att It's COM
Irletion, In 1860 my small resources had
been nearly all FILTERED away-rins writing
and publishing books which did not even
I.Eay their expenses; and was suffering
under chronic disorder caused bySover-5
taA Of the brain which, Wholly disabl-
ling me for eighteen months. thereafter!
limited my work toHthree hours a day,
and usually to loss. How insane my
project must have seemed Il to onlockers
may be Judged from the, fact that. be-
fore the first chapter of the first volume
VAS finished, one OF my nervous break
downs obliged me to desist, Ruts.im-
prudent courses do not always fall.
Sometimes n forlorn hope is, justified by
the event. Though, along with other de-,
torrents, many relRpses, now lasting for,
| weeks. now for months, and one for
years often, made mo despair OF rench-
| Ing the end, yet at length, tithe end is
rpnclcd.a Doubtless, In earlier days, some
(, exultutfon would have resulted, but as
l-age creeps on feelings weaken, and now
my chief pleasure. Ia my emancipation,
| Still. there Is, satisfaction In the cons
scicusness that Losses, disbursements
and shattered health have not prevented
INC from fulfilling the purpose Of my
fife"
spENCER's OLD AGE
From 1896 until his death hii time was
passed in HIS country home. IN retire
lnlent but not In idleness. He had to
,combat~ tho false doctrines of 1other
schools as he saw them, and was I'M
| pelled irresstiby by his conviction to
| lift IN his voice against socialism, wnl,
| Imperialism and mlitarisnl OF which
lewis lie regarded socialism as by far tho
worst In trade unlonism he WIS above
I,nll else n believer In tho open shop, His
editorship Of "a Plea for Liberty Is a
musterly exposition OF dangers TO which
trade ,lnlon!sn,. in his opinion exposes
4 'our' form OF civilization. imperialism he
Itregarded as a new form Of slavery
/ Ills opposition to public system Of
i education, was still as strdllg MS ever,
| lilo sreasoned that II those IN etnn loWer
walks Of life are left to get education
/ Tor their children ms they get food and
4 clothing for, them, the, superior portion
\ win be adyantased, tho children of the
sunerior will prosper and increase more
! Than tho children Of the. INTERIOR, and
there will be Il inultlpllcation o. the fit
4 iest end d substance Of that element
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Two More Crooks.

In additionFto the number of crooks !a,N
away by the detectives, rs mensloned ~
The Times Dispatch, the names or trahk
Collins and Dick Jones may pc aaaeH'
Collins Was given eight years, ana Jones
two fi
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Coming Marriage.

Miss SaIlie Rrooklng daughter ~ Mr,
and Mrs. w. B. w. BrooEing; ", MI DO
me FRIED December Slst In BYRD t.resby-
tar!ant Church, Ealham Va, 20 DIT, Joseph
j. Anderson, or IIndensvllle. VA
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I Rich,nr,,lto7n,1d Te,ln-,t7 \ Maccabee.s:,.5

Richmond Tent No. 4. knights OF the
Macca bees will hold Its regular rsyteTs
full attendance Of members are requested.
therswill not only be large Z; class
election OF officers for the ensuing term.
Visiting Sir knights cordially invited.
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SEAL EO PROPOSALS..

ptnoposALs' FOR CITY PRINT Ncii.:.--
t ssGEtTf 5NERY, BINbfNG, 4 w KITS
fSei tBGfis65:Nsealed Proposals ~ fir
nisbing the, city Of RICHMOND With So
tionery; PRINTING BindinE; A "a sa,j
Nv the fCommittee ON Printing aiidl
Chains untli I r. NJ, pici4IM Bar 5l 4,
! t OPEN same, Bids ! must be upon ih le
e Glerjs at II ~ eiovernor Street. mud must
ba endorsed on tho OUTSIDE 70 show COW
tents. they must be le[t.at Room . u
Third Floor CITY liali,, before Gay Il hn =.
Of Work must be accompanied by a Ger
tIiied chec.. for Sl00 Bond VII be 70,
uuired Of the successful bihdefsi u -
j5r.i.nt nnv7lor an bids In whole ~ IN
bart bart, By order of tho Committee.
! a,,,,n. "a, a ~ ~. Ss',sa Clerk.
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5 PERSONAL AND. NOTES.
Rev. w. w. s6lsk will d silver an address
at the regular monthly meeting Of the
Baptist 2ia Sunday School t Assoc citation u at
Pine Street Baptist Church this ftcr-
moon at. $3.50 o clock. # B, !.
information was received here yester-
day BY Mr.. Mathew Norton Of the death
In Ashland N KY OF Mrs, Thaddeus w.
Grove, formerly of Manchester.
Tho new order Of services will be In
troduced in West End Memorial Church
to-day. The Board OF Stewards VIII be
installed at the morning service.
A box party will be given at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. George etrress Tomorrow
night for the benefit Of CoWardin Aye
lnue Church. 3% s5
Mrs susan chennault is Ill at the home
lof her daughter. Mrs, Abncr Moore, ~
Swansboro. /,
Less thur, $50 voters will have paid their
icap,tntion taxes when the tino limit en-
pires on Monday.
Il. Another OF the Illustrated sermons on
Palestine will be delivered in the Prespy-
terrain Church tonight by Rev. ]. j..
FIX. The deacons will be installed at the
morning services. s85.
\ The standard Bearers OF Stockton
Street Church will meet at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. .s
Squire chcatham fined Charles Taylor
SO for threatening to shoot, and 70 TOT
Etrespassing on teh premises OF Thomas
Goodc. fz
Tho monthly meeting Of the Missionary
Society of Stockton Street Church III! be
held Of II O clock this morning
Joseph z. Johnston Camp Confederate
Veterans. will attend in body tho SER
vices OF Stockton Street Church Tonight
Rev. r, w. Crldlln vii! preach on 1"The
Good Soldier, Jesus Christ"
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Office OF the

Office OF the Il ENa7 Ii 81, z
Capitol Building and Lcan Association.
l. No. Merchants National Bank Building.
49, f'EI December s. 1909
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF T Ills. AZ.
ISOLATION have this day declare n Df r
i DEMO (No. AZ Of THREE PER CE.. tCM
out OF the net earnings for, the six months
q ending November 18th: Checks Will be mAii-
4 ed stockholders. JOHN 3. WELSH, III
54 Secretary and Treasurer.
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NOTICE.
TAX NOTICE..
Office Collector Of Clty.Taxes.
Room I, First Floor, City Hall,

Office Collector of City Taxes,
Room I, First Floor, City Hal.
Richmond. Va, Dec. l, 1908.
LAST. HALF OF CITY, .TAXES. REAL
EsTATE AND a PERSONAL. for Los g
NOW DUE AND PAYABLE at this Of
EVERY male 81 years OF age and
EVERY person keeping house o. -. DO NJ ng
sonal taxes. Those who have not pad
any city taxes during the year will p.ease
call and settle. so as to avoid beng post
ed as delinquents. ..L.6 - = -,
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND Saw
Err CONNECTION BILLS are also due.
and will have to be declared dellnquentsl II
not Maid on or before end of year.
FIVE PER CENT. WIN be added TO last
half II not paid on or before DECEAl-
int inter rest at SIX PER CENT, also at
taches to all bills as soon as exported de-
Particular attention IS called to. the
above, as under an ordinance passed by.
the City Council there can be no avoid
ance OF the penalty, :,
Office open from 9 q. NJ. to g T., NJ.
. FRANK W. GEiAM.
Richmond. Va. Doc.9, 1903 !.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE
n BONDED DEBT OF THE CITYSO OF
e. RICHMOND will be closed on aTu AFTER
the 18th INSTANT and reopened the "a
DAY OF JANUARY, 1901. ..t5
EDW. ]. WARREN,
deo 10-t16 Auditor.
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Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co.,
Richmond. Va. Dec. g. 1893. Z
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE II Els
day declared DIVIDESDs OF. TWO e per
cent? PER CENT, the same being dividend
4 No. 80 on the Preferred stock 0. this com
pnny payable JANUARY IT, 1901 when
checks viii be mailed TO all stockholders Of
record at this close OF business December 81
The books for the transfer OF Preferred stock
4 will be closed from January 1gt to January
18th. both days Inclusive. g&
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The CITY of Richmond, Virginia
Isl Office City Water Works,
i t,tf 4

--tT.N 5'3,s5IT Ghns. ~, B0lllnsl ,Sup'I
Decelnner 9Th. 1903.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WI IL BE + T.
! celved at this office Until INT Monday "a
J a small Brick House under Water
flower Plnus, specifications and iillor-
nation can be obtained T., this 2! oass,
t tI check FOR $1,000. The Committee
On Water reserve the right q B. !. releet
any e AZ PROPOSE z =. n, BOILING
aac6o13 ,55is,S Sup't,
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II California.

Mr. T. ]. pngleking has gone to Los
Angeles, with his horses /, and Will be alb
sent several months N d & ts n q 81 81
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MEETINGS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING Of RosN.1Y
This annual meetlnx5 OF the Stockholders Of
the Rosney u lrSs I'M d lm
pnny. at Rosney. IN the county OF Buck!ng-
4 ham. in TIM state or Nirg inIa,i on the SEC
+ OSD MONDAY aofiJASuAIsY next, between
4 election OF two Directors f-r tie ems lag
year. and tho transaction OF ouch other Dusl-
ness as may come before the meeting.
s FRANKET.f SHAW. President.
CHARLES T.. RElFsSlDER lr..
~ ~ if. Z 81 !fi . & Secretary.
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WAS KEPT QUIET.
Announcements Of Senator Kee-
cells Wedding at Winchester. I.

VT = 9VvI S7S&~@"N-
(spcclal to The Times Dlsratch.) &:
senator George b. Keezell and Miss Belle
G. Hannah were quietly married Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Rev. Y.
MI. Roane, the officiating minister. .g
Tho news at the wedding was kept
quiet here until to-day, when an an
noincement was made, Mrs. Keezell IS
n sister Of the Senator's late wife, who
y Mr.. and Mrs. Kcezell left this morning +
for Richmond. where Mr.. keezell VIII.
resume his duties IN the l.eglslature.8
Second Church Services. 81
sarvices Mt the Second Presbyterian
Church this afternoon will be at 4 IN
stead of 0 o'clock. III
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TO OUR PATRONS.

Owing TO dissatisfaction
among some of our colored EN-.
p!oyes on Friday last. some OF
them left us without cause or
notice.. hence we were delayed
i'm getting our work out at the
usual time this week. The dis =
turner's have been replaced with
white help, and there wiil pa 5 5t
no further trouble or delays.
Thanking you for Your tndul-
gence, wa solicit your fuytRer
3 patronage. al
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of
Richmond Va. win be, held at its BanHlnE
House. l1o4 E.. Main Street, at J. o elk
TUESDAY, January 18th. 1904. n
iI37t JOHN M. MILLER. Jr., Cashier.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
I the Stockholders Of the PLAINTIFFS Ma
x sTIONhLt BIAiSK OF Richmond, Va, Will pc
4 held on TUESDAY, January L., 1871. at |. N.
o'clock In the bank building.
~. M RICHARD II. SMITH. Cashier.
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y FATHER WATERS WE'LL. NJ
Father Waters has recovered from his
recent. illness, and will conduct services
at Sacred Heart Church to-day. HIS
subject Sto.nlght! viii he; Are Catho-
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PERSONALy4ANDj NOTES. g
Mrs r. R.. Brown Is visiting her SIS:
ter, Mrs, Hubbard at \ No. l l2os z faull
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GOSSIP IN.
MANCHESTER
at Council for Action II y
Declining to Enlarge Its
Membership.
RURAL DELIVERY TUESDAY
Route Mo- From Manchester
to Chesterfield Father Waters
sa 3Wcll-Personal.

Manchester Buren,i Times Dispatch, if
No. 1902 Hull Street.
There was mitch gossip In Manchester
last night occasoncd by tho action Of
the lower branch OF Council In refusing
to provide for tho Increase of member
ship Of that body(ln accordance with the
provisions Of, tie Constitution.
1t was said last night that there was
politics in such action, and thut there
was decided opposition to an Increase Of
such membership until 1t was absolutely
reccssary, and until certain action had
bean taken by the body as at present con-
sttuted in reference to a report from q
special committee on tho regulation Of
license taxes for the coming year.
The Finance Committee will have q A
hard time next year In making UP Its
budget, and there Is now q special COM
mittee out for the purpose Of raising
moro revenue by an adjustment Of taxes.
This committee will probably be ready
to report early In the year. and before
The spring elections. Tho idea OF those
who opposed the increase Of membership
Is understood to to to give that com-
mittee the right 4 to mako Its report
Without being hampered i by new menu
bers. 81 4 g L. ,3
Tho resolution will be presented to the
Boartl on Tuesday night. and It was
said last. night that In all proba bility 1t
s. RURAL DELIVERY.
Rural postal route NO / will BIO put
into operation on Tuesday morning. This
route will be operated from the Manches-s
ter. postofflce. and will go as far as
Chesterfield Courthouse via. Hopkins
Road. 81
Tho question of a substation for Man
chester, to be located in the nelghborhood
OF Cowardin Avenue and Hull Street Is
receiving the attention Of the officials IN
Washington. III SS
NOT THE GIRL. "a VI
Squire Cheatham said last night that
the idea that the boy who was arrested
as tramp by policeman Watts, was the
girl. giving the name Of Jones, who Is
wanted In various places, did not occur
to him until he had read the article about
the girl In the papers.
X He had no special reason for thinking
50. except that the boy was good look!
Ing and bore a stamp Of refnement.
There Is no reason to think seriously
that the boy, LANE. and tho GIRL,
S"Jones," are one and the same.
YOUNG WANDERERS.
Two young white boys were given lodg-
!rgs at the station house last night. They
gave tho names OF Smith and Brown, Y
and said they We're on, their Y Way =, nome
from, = Ne wort News, 4 where they went
some time ago looking for work.
Smith said he lived In Massachusetts
and Brown claims Washington State as.
his horne.3 81 81 rs. 8
a FATHER WATERS WE'LL 3
Father Waters has recovered from his
recent. illness, and will conduct services
at Sacred Heart Church to-day. HIS
subject tSto.nlght will be; 4 Arc Cathor
lies Idolators p l::{s
81 PEERS NAIysANDi NOTES. ~t /
NTrs FT h r. Brown Is visiting her SIS
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Tho question of a substation for Man
chester to be located in the nelghborhood
OF Cowardin Avenue and Hull Street. is
receiving the attention Of the officials IN
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Rural postal route No. l will DO put
into operation on Tuesday morning. This
route will be operated from the Manches--
ter. nos flee. and will go as far as
Chesterfield Courthouse via Hopkins