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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
DID NOT OPEN CAMPAIGN
Mr.. Stuart Unableto Come on Account
Sick Chiid-Durham News.

loptCldk 90 A0 iINco.A|iop1sSa1I (.
DURHAM, N. c.. Sept 1l.-To-night
was the time for the opening OF the any
saloon light In this city Rev. George
Stuart, OF Cleveland. Tenn Who was 40
temperance lecturers on the American
stage to-day. was 70 have fred the hrst
gun In lecture at the Parrish tobacco
warehouse this evening. put wires Lha a1s
being extremely III with typhoid fever.
The meeting was Immediately called OFF;
Seats had been prepared for two thousand
people, and 1t was expected that q large
crowd would have heard him.
While this would have been si the f nrst
gun In the anti-whiskey. aght, the tai.
ure Of Rev Mr. Stuart to Ees ne % enI ny
posspSneas ays se H eeenak e e sts
other noted speakers will come. The
flght will be a. warm one. For seyernl
days the ETssutven a Gom nm ot3 Canvass
sers. who have been getting signers for
the call for election. Under the gnew
Watts law It is necessary to get one
tha ale &c ts can be ordeFed is stated
but the Committees are still at work;
Tie saloon Also Sds a Is Ra naS
Is that both Sides seem TO be,,confident
on November Sd. The fight is TO close az
sssons TtnSst fvRs sas been
aeitatins another hotel for Durham, and
plans are now being made for hotel
m Main Street, with about seventy-hye
rooms. Mr. 3. L, Duke L. to have" this
building erected, ain connection With me
new hotel will. be q first.class safe, Mi
Duke has not 1 aesld bSld Mnen no W
Trinity College and Trinity High, school
have both opened. with more students
than ever before, The dormltorles at the
High School are filled to overnowing, ana
The students are getting private boardlng-
houses The contract will soon pc ieL IGr
Tory building, this to be completed by
ths beginning OF the spring term. The
!. Southern Conservatory of Music Y also
opened this week with large attend-
The clerks OF the city have organized
= union, branch OF the national Union;
last last night. The Inion has about nifty
charter memb ers, The clerks are to ask
The merchants for shorter hours within
sSfew days and the organization was
Brought about for this purpose, Most OF
the merchants ara, In sympathy, with the
move. and no serious trouble 10 expect-
Very little tobacco Is being sold on this
market as yet The prices for the last
few days have been better. than 2 week 4
or 40 ago. Most OF that offered for sale
new Is priH,ngs, and most OF u very
o GebS PESgpEsssrH Ct s: d
borough Hotel, Raleigh. in December. has
leased for q term OF years the FurGe!l
and orion Hotels In Wilmington, THIS
viii give him string OF hotels from the
1nountains to the seashore,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
SUES FOR DAMAGES
Action for So coo Brought by Admin.
lstrator of Joseph 9. Meier.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

f# ESPECIAL to The T1mes-Dlkpatch.J a.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. Sept. 1l.-Frank
Meier, administrator OF Joseph G. Meier,
who was run over and mangled by q
suburban car several miles from Whining
ton two weeks ago Sas brought snl t
against the consol!dated company ,lor vi vi
gerce on the part Of the mot orman, and
also a lack OF proper cargequipment, sGf>A
as tenders and air-brakes. to prescribe
to the law.
by car about midnight. The eor !. or, !
killed nv the car or murdered ~ an
unknown party and his body placed on
the track to cover the crime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
DR.. STRANGE FOR BISHOP
Thought the Popular Richmond Rector
Will Be Chosen.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatcho


Will Be Chosen.
(specialto The Times Dispatch.)
GoLDsBoRo, N. c., Sept. 1.-THE do
cese OF East Carolina will meet In ST..
Stephens Church. In this city, on the
7th OF October for the election OF
bishop coadjutor 10 perform the duties Of
Eight, Rev. Bishop "A. "A. Watson. whose
feeble health will not permit him to 40
the active work OF the church. the new
bishop will be elected BY the clergy Or
the diocese and the election VIII nave
to be confirmed by the laymen. Il is
BILE that there will be no less than
en- clergy and laymen present, Inc con-
gregations OF st. Stephens .Church nave
already gone to work to make proper ar
rangement for the entertainment OF the
distinguished visitors. /, J,
Several names have been mentioned
throughout the diocese for the position:
but none more prominently than that Of
DR., Robert Strange, former pastor OF St.
james Church, in Wilmington, PVT nov
astor OF st. Paul's Church, in Richmond.
He is North Carolnian. and Is very
popular with the church The name Of
Dr. Nathaniel Harding, OF Washington
N. c., is also mentioned very prominently,
but physical liabilities will, 1t Is thought,
prevent him from accepting the POSI-
tfor1 ls,sf5 4F ts.-t3.5 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
COL. MORTON.
AS MARSHAL 4 / } { j ] I |.
VIII Be at Head Of State Fair.
Celebration.
CHARTER 10 TRUST II GO q
Rocky Mount Savings and Trust Cons
pany with Authorized Capital Of
100000 - Military Being
Paid of \.
CHARTER TO TRUST r['F III GO g }.
(speclal 70 The Times Dispatch.)t

6 Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch)s
Y. RALElGlf, N. G., September l1.-Colonel
George l.. Morton, OF Wilmington, was
selected to-day as chief marshal for the
state fair. 10 be held October ed to soth
\ He waas Speaker pro tom, OF the last
House Of Representatives and has. tiilef
high civic and military post Ions, besides q
possessing high social prestige, " VI ich
erninently qualify him to IN the cher
marshalship most successfully.
An order has been made by Adjutant..
Z General Roygter for Paymustcr-General
Walker aylor, OF Wilmington. to issue
at once thd first semi annual checks OF
$12o to,each OF the thirty.ntnea companies
Of the North Carolina National Guard,
which passed successfully the recent an
nual inspection by Major Nesvt g! s. /. !.
1t isfdnderstood now that the LUMBER
Bridge Light Infantry dlsbanded because g
Of poor showing made at Inspection, WIN
not be reinstated. There Is Ph!y tne
one vacancy In the state Guard ana there
are other towns pleading for admission,
which need such a com pany worse.
"A largo mum Der OF the leading young
men Of the city (the younger seO are
organizing the Raleigh Athletic Club. to
establish club apartments with reading
room, gymnasium, baths. etc Ihey WI
have their club rooms open by OCTOBER
TRUST COMPANY CHARTERED.
charter was granted day for the
Rocky Mount Savings and Trust Com
rany: capital, s25,00 authorized ana ana
10000 subscribed, Among the incoi pora-
4 tors are Thomas III Battle, =. Y: ". 4nlfY
e, Charles overs I white convict, was
brought here from TransylVanla county
yesterday to serve seven years y the
penltentinry. for manslnughter.
A large delegation from the Ralelgh
Retail Clerks Union went to Durham
last night to take part In the organization
Of a clerks union there.
Chairman McNelll Of the Corporation
Commission, says the commission was
struck during their recent inspection OF
the Ashevile and spartanburg and south
Carolina and Georgia with the extensive
work OF improving the track all along
these divisions OF tho Southern.
z NOT Make 1T AN ISSUE,
It was reported here last night that
Colonel r, B. Glenn OF Winston, who Is
4 a prominent candidate for Governor,
would make his canvass on the issue OF
the. division OF school money between
Z the races on the basis OF the tax paid by
each. Mr. Glenn WIS wired regarding
the tier and answered that there IS no
truth In the report.
Insurance S Commissio James r.
Young has returned from Shelby. where
no placed j. T. Gardner under 800 bond
10 answer the charge Of representing
unlicensed Insurance companies. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
SELL SOFT DRINKS SUNDAY
WInston-salem Aldermen Instead o.
Stopping Cigars Add Soft Drinks
w. .s-lI. IRu Assaciated Press n.

WsNsT g SSdia1 Mt a. Sale ssPt cigars
IN Sunday the w inston; aldermen--at
ieast SIX six 81 them haYe deemed it the
proper thlng, TO add soft drinks TO the
sir to two This action was taken q
. speeiN session Of the aldermen, held
last night.
I The meating was called for the pur-
Alliances as adopted some time ago by a
snonmamitt t > appointed for that purpose:
Alderman Norf!est strenuously, !. .9ppossssa
ale " Of soft drinks on Sunday and his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
TOBACCO REPORT
What Messrs. |. 3. Vaughan & %. Say
About the Market,

Messrs, Z. B, Vaughan q Co.. pro.
pr!etors OF the crenshaw Warehouse. say
in their weekly tobacco report; sun-cured
leaf. the best on earth, sold we'll again
this week on change 81 packages, highes,
prlce 1870. and to date .8,s31 packages,
Raisers OF sun-cWred tobacco have nc
agsnst est sooa p1 nyhng out 1ss
w .oV Ia ~" new crop now being cut and
housed excellent and bids fair to be u,
FOODS as the 1909 crop--the best We eve,
saw saw But beg to repeat. the homestretct
es Rs du ahas'saln and handling is the blsses
part, a HE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Fire Engineers.

AThA,NTalGfIo Associatoa Of e Fire Bin.
Rineers to-day elected the following on,
ERE Captain ". R. Joyner, At
taEiin; vi Presldent-John Stage, Pat
te ssonnd T. Vice Presldent-Gss.se Kellogg,
si sssssSreGsasifsy'-Henry a, Hill, Wyoming.
one NO.. s,,rer-D. G. Larktn, Dayton, Ohio.
ava fanooga, Tenn, was selected as the
next place Of meeting,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Poultry and PiRsens.

The Virginia Poultry and Pigeon As
s0eiat oetoper 2srd to 18TH, at Whch Il is
Expected there will be fine exhibit of
fowls Of every kind, and especially Of
poultry and pigeons, Mr., !; 9, Atwood
Frank Jenkins secretary,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12

vote was so recorded. Mr.. Nortleet held
that It was treating the committee o.
citizens that waited upon the board some
time ago. and asked that TIE saie 10, Q.
thai action ion Would not be taken IN the
matter until full meeting of the p boa,Ia
ana that the committee OF citizens snoui q
bsGnotfed openly states ida , Ell
be ordered either this or next year =, .
Tho next annual meeting .of the tets-
Carey Home and Foreign Missi9Tnh , Goh'
iWhich i. in session here. will be held In
sTittsburg, Pa in September. 1904. Prey =
dent, Dr.. G. s.. Brown, OF sWarrenton. -.
C., was reelected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Prohibition Election Ordered,
Tho tCh.)

- Especial 70 TIC I314es-.77ePHHFe'''' "
SALISBURY, NJ. Gu Sept, 11-upon g
petjtion of majority Of the voters Of
this city. the Board OF Aldermen !ass
night ri ordered a prohibition election 70 pe
held November Sd. -
The sale element has organized pa
per to advocate their cause: ~ All
\ The suit against g. w, Poole, tor se!!i;
ing without license, has been COMMUNIST
until the next term of court,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
PASTORS STILL RETURNING
Several Who Have Been Away on Vaca-
ton Here Now Ready for Work.

ton Here Now Ready for Work.
The Rev. John H, Dickinson has re-
turned from Halifax, N, g., and Will con,
duct both services at the Church Of the
Holy Comforter Sunday morning at II
o'clock and communion and afterwards
at $50 r, NJ
Rev. J, Calvin Stewart. D. D., pastor
of the Church OF the Covenant. has re-
turned from his vacation, and will preach
at his church Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Tho Rev. w. M Clark will ofticiate at
ST. James Episcopal Church Tomorrow
morning and afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION
ONE KILLED: FIVE INJURED
(By Associated Press.)

CHARLOTTE N. G., Sept. LIN l.mA sp s.
cial to the Observer from Asnav'ts!;S ,: sI ~
jured at a boiler explosion to-day at tne
lumber mill Of the Buchanan LumDsE
Company, In jackson county. ~. y; ne
names Of the dead and injured cou1a Ho1
he learned. II u II "a ai1rl3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
REAL ESTATE.
THE OPPORTUNITY
OF A LIFE.

q % sSult issEprsSBER I'm e. cay terms;
Wyhese Xth y. sSnphs.s IN. z. .afs.
waters s taurs as health Iesort and this esls-
srsd Hsis with ss o asfssss y more
i Tats ssnrrondipg IT, exposed at forced ssls,
affsr for tame to sny live purchaser u = ".
posing and roolpy, and % summer 'NeosS ~
ssxrs has run oyeFcrowded. t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
MOE HAIR FOR AL
Once Destroy the pandrutf Germ and
Hair Grows LuxuriantlY. q

Hair GrOWs LuXurlanttY'
Any one can have nice hair II he or she
has not dandruff, which causes brittle,
dry hair, falling hair and badness 10
cure dandrun 1t is necessary to Kill the
germ that causes It, and that is Just
what Newbro's, IIerplcide does. corne-
Illus Grew. Colfax. WASH, says:
nlately cured ME Of dsndruff, which was
VERY thiok; and 1t has stopped my hair
from falling OUT st makes hair soft
and glossy as silk; delightful odor. and
refreshing hair dressing, It permits the
hair to grow abuadantly, and kills the
dandruff germ, Sold by leading drug
ajsts. Send 1Oc. in stamps Tor sample t.
the Herpclde CO.. Detroit, Mleh: oYen'
& Minor Drug Cos special agents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
~
sept 11-tds
Auction Sale for Division Of That
Desirable Central Detached House,
No. 634 North Sixth Street.

BY direction OF parties interested. ~ !
will offer, at az tion:s on w. 4.
sSs3WEDNEeDAY. SEPT. IUHE 10, 1904,
at $50 P. NJ. the aboYnf described proper-
4 y The house Ia very neat. and desirable
Il Err and 'aaaepnced :. ..ls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
WANTS TO SECURE A
HOME FOR "A CHILD

Superintendent Davis now has at the
citv Almshouse Willie cordray, fine
,oot,nr boy, twelve years OF age for
. ,vbn She wishes to secure a good homo,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
virRlnlans, Here.

New Ford's: J. 3. Canelle, Rocking,
ham; j.. G. Kent, ]. s. Kent. saltvlle
II, q, Hancock, Trevlllian: ], G, Buster
wife and sister. virginia.
Lexington: G. g. Callahan, panvllle; J
'tA.7 Fuller, Norfolk. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12

The death OF Arthur Leon \ Housto
twoyear-old son q nj az and o Mfa YES
terday morning at the home Of his pa
rents, No 2al2 r Street. He was an only
child. His sickness had lasted 'a' nan nall q
The funeral. vii! take place from the the
residence at o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Lewis Payne.
Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch)
CONVICTION. VA, Sept. 11,--Mrs. Lewis 1s
Payne. wife OF the late Lewis Payne OF
this place, died at her home here Thurs
M Mrs. s. = P Pa 81 survived BY four sons
ti sKas MISS ha Maths s RosWe. Of this place
Mrs, y. c. Roberts.
Especial to the Times Dispatch)
wINsToN-s SALEM, n: g, Sept. Il IL,
Mrs +. C, Roberts, died this afternoon
She was most estimable lady being Tor
many years one Of the most active mems
bers Of the Methodist Protestant Churoh
In her town. 4sS u 80.
MANY Years was the leading dry goods
merchant In Kernersville. For several
bacco Manufacturing firm OF Beard and
Roberts, $50 M
Miss Nellie Nc Glaugh'ln.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch) q,
MONTERREY, VA, Sept, 1l,-Miss Nellie a,t
died on Monday at the home Of her :, sls 5,
ter. Mrs, G. &. Clendenn!n, near MIL
CAB. The cause Of death was tuberou-
osis. and she had been patient saH ei
Quoted from Beulah Church by Rev; NJ
s, Trlmble, her pastor, assisted by rev. ''
r, L. Eustler,
Misses Matte. and Elsie Patterson. al a.;
home returned yesterday to staunton,
where they now reside. III, k4 &
j N. Parr. s,S5s y
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
AMHERST, VA. Sept. 1l.-Mr. J, Hitter 81
ex-confederate soldier OF the loves !, yess
at his home yesterday; ageIa s1iy ness ~
"a! onssnfy sss o Ra lass
mock county, Va, but moved to Am
herst when quite a young man. ana n,, Was
married to M!ss EoSsssSTd r wno five WILSON'S sons
an Mr. 1'Y Pa qu was member OF Company
p. second Virginia Cavalry. CAPTAIN Jpt9an
Thomas +jW t,hn1 nsIs ssoun epn'pa"y' A
Mrs. William Robinson.
Especial 10 The Times-D ispatch)
william Robason died at her home. near
yesterday after sTla seye reSsd a "A
$50 in the hope Of saving the patients
iIfe, but she continued to grow steadily
worse. The funeral took place to-day
at 8 o'clock. She leaves a husband ana
several children.
Mrs, Nancy McClanahap Bass.
SALEM. VA, Sept. n,-The remains of
Tuesday aftelnoon at Chrlstlansburg. Va.
were Thought 10 Salem yesterday and In
tered III East Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Bass
hero OF Point Pleasant, General Andrew
Lewis, who is also buried In East Hill,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Geo, ", Mayo. Auctioneer.

Geo. W, Mayo. Auctioneer.
=, EsTAUR.ANr EQUIPMENT. STOW
TABl.IS LINEN, EJTC,.NAT AuCTIOE 81
Will sell by direction Of a party declining
business. at No. $50 North Sixth Street. at
1o''o g. M honda SEPT. II. 1908.
Square Piano. ] Show Case, Restaurant
License Oak Blackboard. Tables. q
Chairs, Hat Rack. Retrlgerator lse Hnh.
stoye, large lot Crockery. Glassware,
Table Cutlery, Table Cloths, Napkins.
Cooking Utensils. and numerous other ar
ticles,
GEO, NJ MAYO. Auottonser.
Geo. II. Valentine and a. P. Montgomesy,
Salesmen. sepl +e'at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Sale BY Auetlsn si Detached I've.
Story FRAME. Dwelling. No.
2sla Williamsburg Avs.
Mos Big Lot.
BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctloneers.

We will sell BY auction, on the prem
TUESDAY, Sept. is, 1908, AT {: 80 r. M.
the above-men toned attractive little
home. Lot % feet front BY good depth IS
TDRMS-Very accommoda ting.
sept 12,1s,16.St a, r .38
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
e at 4 o'clock this after snto7''
Mrs. Lewis Payne,

Especial to The Tlmes-D lspatch,) &.S,
CONVICTION, VA, Sept. 511,--Mrs Lewis
Payne, 1whe OF, the late Lewis Payne Of
this place, died at her home here Thurs Thurs
day night, ..,,,, Z, !, I.
DR.. ". &. Payne. Forest Payne, Ira Y.
PAYNE and Lewis Payne; also by her
sister. Miss Matte Boswell, OF this place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12


In execution OF decree Of the Rish-3
mond Chancery Court. entered on thsi1st5
day Of August. 1908, In the suit OF VIII.
,Tatum's Admins traitor Va. Mary W. I;
Tatum ana others, tho undersigned Special
Commissioners, appointed thereby will
proceed to sell at public auction. upon ths
i'e THURs SIS sDPTEn1BER II, 1sos,
at S O'Clock p. NJ. the ahove-dascsitsd
The dwelling Is q large three-story ana
basement brick tenement, containing about
Il rooms, besides detached kitchen. and IN
The lot fronts about - feet on the north
side OF Leigh Street and runs back be-
tween parallel lines 40 feet, more OF less.
to an alley. \. !. i,
business portion OF the city, to the schools
and churches makes It very desirable a.
: TERMS FER -one-fourthG cash. balance In
three equal instalmenta, payable IN g. y,
and is months from date OF sale, with In
terest added and tho title retained until
ali the purchase money 10 paid and q con-
veyance ordered by the court:
IA y 4, a. B, GU1GON,
n. r. EPEYTON. Jr,
Special Commissioners,
certify that the bond required Of The IL
n CHAs. o. sAVlLLP, Clerk,
sept i1-tds i3955
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
= ~ . n'El- III IN ~
BY Sutton q Co.
Real Estate Auctloneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank Streets.

COMMISSIONERS $50 or AUCTION 'A1,n
THAT LARGE THRDD- STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK TEN EMENT, n
SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE $sg
4. III OF LEIGH, BETWEEN EIGHTH
AND NINTH STREETS.
KNOWN AS NO. S0411aa E. LEIGFI 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12

BY Pollard & Bagby.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
OBITUARY..
Arthur Leon Houston.

The death OF Arthur Leon /, Houston.
two.year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. P, III.
Houston, occurred at a:o O'clock yes;
terday morning at the home OF his pa
renls, No. 2a12 r Street. He was an only
child. His sickness had llast 9 l''l' li Q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12

The Street Committee has EXHAUSTED all
its funds In street improvements The
committee had $1,000 at Its disposal this
year, and all OF this has been placed,
Much Of the work will extend through the
remainder OF the year, and some Of the
Improvements will hardly be completed
before the first of the year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
!. Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)

7v ~ ~ Roba son died at her home. near
here. A yesterday, after brief illness, AT
Operation was performed several days
ago in the hope Of saving TIE p ataeGiiv
worse. The funeral took place to-day
at 5 o'clock. She leaves a husband and
,ax,oroI obildran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-12
Mrs, Nancy McClanahan Bass.

SALEM, VA, Sept. II The remains Of
Mrs, Nancy McClanahan Bass, who died
weI" thought 10 Salem yesterday and In
tered In East Fill Cemetery. Mrs. Bass
was a granddaughter Of tEe REVOLUTIONARY
Lewis, who is also buried In East Hill,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
Few spanish women smoke.

people have some peculiar ideas
about Spain and Spanish customs"
said United States Consul David r.
Birch, who is now in this city visiting
relatives, says the Philadelphia Rec
ORD. There is a notion. for instance,
that all Spanish IN smoke cigar
cites. In Malaga, where I am sta
toned, | have rarely seer a woman
smoking, and [ venture to say that
smoking by wonen is not more gen
eral in Spain than il this country.
Then, another thing, you don't hear
much tinlkling on the mandolin or
STUNNING on the light guitar. Alto
gesher Malaga is a very cosmopolitan
place. Many Germans reside there.
ard so do numerous British subjects.
/ hroughtEnone an Ess sE.;s. ;:sae straw.
hat that I bought in Malaga. 1t looks
all Fight, doesn't it, Well, do you
know, my friends twitted me so mach
about she hat that I bought a new one
to-day. The style will probably come
around to The English mode | tried to
Introduce, but ii doesn't dc to be too
conspicuous"
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
Short Notes.

Steps have been taken to furnish
Clark with a street lighting system.
1t is proposed to purchase gasolene
lamps and place them at Sarious cor
ners.
The well which is designed TO fur
nish water for the new waterworks
system at Lennox has been completed
at a depth Of so4 feet. An ample
supply was obtained.
At the business session of the state
encampment of the Union Veterans
union Edmond F. English of Yank-
ton was elected major#general com
handing the department of South
Dakota.
Parker has been the scene of a
gdiphtheriassscare for two weeks, and
greatly exaggerated reports have
been sent out from neighboring
towns. e nave been fourteen
cases, with three deaths. The quar-
antille has been removed and the
city is assuming its normal condi-
ton.
G. p. Ankeny of Deadwood has
Deen appoihIed spy%RreSldent 3. w.
Russell of the South Dakota worlds
fair commission s special commits
sioner having charge OF fish and
game from this state. r. III. Evans
OF spearfiissin a. hon
orary commissioner from Lawrence
county.
The fall term of the state school
w I. ~ = - HME HEEF
for the blind commences with forty
TWO pupils, eleven Of whom are new
mes.
Central Golden Gate and Terraville
citizens r considering the advisar
BLY, Of Incorporating d city.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-11-20
No More Restaurants.

Barney Cole, former states attor-
ney cf.Boh Homme county, who is
now city Justice at Tyndall,, the coun-
ty seat, has made a radical change sin
the manner of treating persons ar
rested for violating the city ordi-
nances, whog unable to pay their
fines, r sent to the city jail.
Heretofore it has been the prac-
tice to escort the prisoners to resfau-
rants or hotels for meals. The re-
suit was that practically all of the
prisoners We're better fed than if
they were at liberty. ~
Justice Cole says that hereafter all
persons sent to jail will be fed solely
on bread and water.