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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
KING WILLIAM MONUMENT
"a Grand Gathering Attends the Cor
s5 ner-Stone Laying. ai3I
.(special to The Times-Dispatch.)

III LESTER MANOR, VA. Sept; Il. To
day was a great day in, King. William, tho
occasion being the laying Of the corner
the courthouse square In memory Of those
who fought for the Confederate cause
from King William county.
v The day was ideal and the good people DC,
n,asse Never. before In the history OF
the county SO large an assemblage gath
cred at the county seat OWlng.to tn ,.
OF shade in the courthouse square. Mr.T.
A. Henley Invited the crowd over across
the road to his home. surrounded by many
huge oaks under wGn y S2Sn Mr ana
considered the entire gathering t t,s ~
guests and left nothing und9ne !, when men
Of q each Individual 1.-THE exercises ,., we're r
P West Point Dte liz called the meeting e
order WHICH Tas 9neneaR ey era Of rap
pahannock. formerly a chaplain IN the
Confederate army eo,, *
& After prayer Mr.. Lewis made roy ts, re-,
Showing how the move was started y less 8 :
KIM. KIM William and that there was now
he Of the the %orR
( Fie then introduced State Senator j..
BOYD Scars Of Mathews county, orator
4i,t.fs'Nns daV. who delivered ln HudtCsS
hghy e apprsante On BY Mr.
n touching letter'from Colonel Thomns !.
Carter, Of the King William Artiilery, L, 10
Mrs t. p Mqnsur e,te wa he req eoonsl said
his heart would be with. the boys on TINS
memorable occasion while he was neces-
sarily kept away 81, o,,a !.
to the courthouse square where the ex-
ercises Of the laying OF the corner-Ss 81 M.
took place under the auspices Of the West
Point Masonic Lodge assisted by men,
bers of the various lodges from SUI ou!iu-
IL Immediately after these exercises a
dinner Understandable by pen was served
In regular oid J.. an.eroe1ium n p have aimed
10 send opt a more tempting box or pa SIX
ct of the neccssarles Of life than her
nelghbor. ,,o,n,,
full public dinner ever served. L.&
After dinner. the exercises were e, con- y
tInued with addresses by Hon. w; ~, -.
Saunders, who by Ms nrlIa'afn oI,o VttIo ~
c Colo Ell Farrenholt, OF West Point, On old
C 5o!g who gave incidents partic-
ularly interesting to, the veterans.
deavor to bring his remarks TO o I,,s 9
when he would be commanded by some
fellow VET eran to proceed. Il,
AND 2 W PIT re st last IT Eas e who ee
s sr,eI lyo " IN his every utterarce, when he
told of the days OF the memorable sixties
to the delight OF his hearers.
After the close OF Mr., Nlrpins address
the evercises closed, only to be renewed
in No courthouse building by another
feast the presentation Of a portrait of
the Hon, r.. Al Mookler. ,od-
Tho portrait was presented IN a nan no
and was accepted on the part Of the coun-
,t y IN equally appropriate words by MI Mr.
i. il, Edwards, Of West P9'nL THUS
ended q long-to-be- nereu oaS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
CORPORATION
COMMISSION
Inspect The Southern Visit
Norfolk and Then Go On
to Washington. D. G.
Special 10 The Times-pIspa toh.)

6s Especial to The -Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. VA, September 10,-The
Cooperation Commission arrived here to-
day, Beverly Crump and son, Mr.. Henry
Fairfax, with Mr. Lightfoot acting CLERK,
arrived from an inspection tour Of tho
Southern Railway.
They gre accompanied by Colonel A,
B, Andrews, first yIce-presldenti Mr.. AL
fred r. Thorn, of Norfolk, division coun-
sci; Mr., J, s., B, Thompson, general
agent at Atlanta; Mr.. j. Il. Drake, as
slstant general freight agenti Mr. E. =,
Lamb, general agent at Norfolk. and Mr.,
II, A. Williams, division superintendent.
Tho party came from DanYille, and the
commission Inspected the Southern prop
erty here during this afternoon.
The party divides here Colonel An
drews goes to New York Tonight, ana
members OF the commission, Clerk l.lgfl
foot, and Mr., Thorn and Mr.. Thompson
loft on the Washington steamer for
Washington, where the comlmlssG S., MI
inspect the shington division of the
Southern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
THE HOTEL ALLEGHANY Fl
GOES INTO NEW HANDS

Especial to The Tinies-Dlspatch.)
& GOSHEN, VA, September 10.-W. G.
Mccormick. president Of the Hotel Ale
Ghany Company, yesterday announced
the sale OF the Allegheny Hotel to Or.
+, p, Webster, of Norfolk, Va, who
will take charge after September 10Th,
and will Immediately begin extensive I'm
provements. Tho hotel will in future DO
run as q sanitarum.
The plans Of DIR. Webster are yet IN
known ms to whether he Will condueS
yrar-round institution or remain open only
during the summer months. Tho scale was
conducted privately, and the amount paid
for tho property is unknown but It Is
generally & understood that the former
owners realized q handsome compensa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
Cure for Asthma and Hay Fever

The statements published below con-
firm tho claim OF DR.. Schlfnann that
his remedy Is an absolute cure for Asthma
and Hay Fever, +
Mrs. Mary Iachcry, Pleasant Hill, TA,,
says; ~ have found yoNr asthma I'm &, Gpr y, .
used IL 2 years ago, ] have meyer had tho
Slightest return OF the trouble since. |
have also found yonr remedy excellent IN
bronchial affections" ~
a Hay fever sufferer writes: u haTc
had Hay Fever for3l4 years. bought q
package OF yonr remedy (schillmann's
Asthma Cure), OF our druggist and quo 70
itsuse this Is the first summer thati have
not been troubled, rs, Erlnku G !
Sold by druggists at SOC and q ;O0;
Send &c stamp to Or. i. Schiirmann
Box $50, ST. Paul, Mimi, fora FREQ sam
pic package
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
Q'Az?;6|2azs9zGlD)
x-1zNS 9 E1ZsT 127zzzzzRS.s

tho peanut industry, showing BY means
OF photographs views of the growing plant
IN the field then the actual plant with
ed. graded, bagged and in retail pack
nges, together with all the various BIZ
products derived from this valuable nut,
Under this plan, while the commission
will construct the general booth and caro-
for ell the dispnys vet 1t gives the peal
nut handlers an opportunity to prepare
their own individual exhibit MS ella horate-
~ as they may desire, so that while II be-
comes n part Of tho whole exhibit W It
will stand forth distinct rs mn advertise
me,it Iof the individual firm and collec-
lively tho whole will prove q striking
picture that will arrest the attention Of
every passer-by. 81 #, K fI.s fsf
great at mineral ifl and timber exhibits Which,
have received the UNIVERSAL promise OF
support. without n single exception, from
every firm interested in minerals and
tlinbers SO far approx ched
Es Mr.. Murrell stntSsy that n numbe OF the
progressive peanut handlers have sgni-
fed a desire TO exhibit and that this
lively pushed, and that no will visit
the peanut mon, either In person or
Thought the medium Of CAPTAIN O. w.
Stone, who, MS assistant to the commits
sion, Is constantly engaged In looking
after the field work
This is certainly an opportunity Wh1ch
support that other interests are doing, the
attention OF the world will be attracted
to Virginia peanuts as It has never been
a i T. I T i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY
OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY
(specInl 10 The Times- DIspatch,)

LYNCHBURG, VA. September lo,-Thc
police OF Lynchhurg have arrested Robert
Coleman and wife. Pleas Herndon and
Wife, William Mitchell and Maria Now
lin, colored who are charged with sys-
tematcally robbing packages at the
freight depot OF the Southern Railroad.
The men were employed at tho depot
and 1t Is said tina they would omen boxes,
steal the articles and turn them oyer to
relatives and friends to sell,
The police have recovered enough GOODS
to start department store, and they
say that all the guilty parties have NOT
been arrested by any means
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
AVN sco1r orugrl.t 1x.nly!t and l.e.d srs.!. Agsn!

continuance OF the. motion on account ,.
o. tho nbsenesS g witnesses ana 4 we
The Central Hotel, owned sy Me p K.
Surface e White. together With ths u q.
as yesteto ofnpa ~
the ~ pru nrIno or r ssooo and said
han te ps'fba uldng viii Be erected on the
s 't Which Is to include fIne opera +" "a
house yhes much needed d. ~ hs ehe dp p'ngSe
tor i n ,eoln hitter d visit OF two weeks here
to the parents of her husba nd left to "a
Tor Salem en- route to their home home IN New !9''
v0rtf 49, 'laHt -tt.9EFidA E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
TREASURE is THOUGHT
TO HAVE BEEN FOUND

Especial to The Times Disnatc
. FRED AZ sepleH per
&,o-After midnight last night two young
men on their way home noticed two mon
digging an excavation Mt the corner OF
Fthe Christian Church. They thought It
strange, but waited until the next morn
Ing and then reported the matter TO tho
authorities, To-day the place was exam t:.
ined, and 1t was found that they had dug
down to depth of three and a hall feet,
f IT, is believed that some hidden treasure
was there and was unearthed. Inc mat
te- has been much discussed to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
N. &ssW. is PROSPEROUS
Increase Of Nearly a Million Dollars Dollars
shawn In Net income,
7(BV AssOClnted ProS'

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Sept. 1o:,Tho
annual report 5of the Norfolk and West i
ern Railway Company for the yeadr ede ft
SHOWS how ' The Ienrnings and income amounted
To- to 81, sos, oss, an increase over the pro-
vIous fiscal year Of $685.. 1884, The net In
come, flor deducting operating expenses
Amounted to 50, 90. 1ss.! nm increase over tho
previous year Of $917, 004. a {, st !.
From this net Income there !, w q 3, ( d {,
companies, SEAS s04 for dividends on pre-
ferred and common stocks and s., 600 900
for the bctter1nent fund. lAavlng, q bnl-
ance OF S1S5, 011 which was c I, 70 e
ihe profit ana loss account This profit
and loss account on June Goth amounted
to So, ,687. Sattt$5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
v New Rural Delivery Route,
Especial to The TImos-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The mcs-Dlspatch.)
RENTS STORE, VA, Sept, 10.-Notice
has been received here That 4 rural free
delivery viii be lnaug'rated here on Or
This Office will he the distributing point
for n route OF twenty-five miles, supply
ing l29 families, $50 people. and extending
Louisa.
The recent establishment o. these, routes
In this and other communities, VIII be
as adding greatly to their 2rogress IN
every way
Mr.. Charles j, Richardson has been
appointed carrier, having successfully
passed the required examination and OBJ
tanning the highest mark OF all the appll'
cantS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
TUR ,P e, III OPERATORS
Asso citation Oenounces Savannah Fac
tors Who Sell on Private Terms.
= -n-- no A ssot.iated Press.l -. 80.

lT,rpentine Operators Association, which
met In annual convention to-day, de-
nounced the actions Of the factors IN su-
ynnnnh, who are selling on private terms
THE convention provided for the estab-
Flishment OF ia tank and warehouse COM
pany with tanks and warehouses At ,l rer !.
and New Orleans The recent acts known
as the pure spirits bills passed by ne
last sessions OF the Florida n and Georgia &c iha
statas or Alabama, Mississippi and Louis
ANA asked to take similar, ion.
There were seven hundred celegnles
present from North and South Caroli11a.
! oil Llama, Alabama, Georgia. and tF'lorloa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
FREDERICKSBURG COLLEGE
Oeens with Large Enrollment-Han-
over School.
(specIal to The Timos-D ispatch.)

Z
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA, Sept. 10
Frederick sburg College opened to-day un-
der favorable auspices with large ,.. en-
which was The largest in Its history. Pro-
lessor lessor s. nj. Glasgow. OF Lexington, Is
a new member Of the faculty and win
have charge of Latin and history MISS
of vocal music and the balance OF the
faculty is about the same as last year,
except that Miss Rettie Jones. former
alumnus Of the college, VIII nave cnaIse
OF the art department, The public open.
Ing exercises will take place Monday
night. when an elaborate programme VII
The Hanover school OF which Miss
Willie +, Schooler is the principal, opened
this week with large attendance and
bright prospects for successful ses-
sion.
from Falmouth 10 Morristown, Tenn, last
year, have returned here to reside per-
manently. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
Lake-Johnson, ~

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
Y FRONT ROYAL. VA. Sept. l0.-The
marriage OF Mr.. John M. Lake to Miss
Rosa johnson took place ct the Metho-
dist parsonage here this afternoon. Rev
q. D.NWhite officiating The bride Is a
daughter OF Mrs, s. A. Johnson. The
groom Is supervisor OK Front Royal Dis
'trct. and as late member OF the mer-
camille firm OF Lake Bros. and Co..
They will reside at Green Hill. Mr.,
sInke's country home. Sllf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
s PRINCE WILLIAM COURT
Strong Feeling Between Large Number 7t
Of Witnesses in housebreaking Case.

Of Witnesses in HOUSEKEEPING Case.
(special to The Times Dlsnatcho
MANASSAS. VA. Sept. 1O.-John Thorn
as, colored. was sentenced 10 flVo years
in Prince William County Court for at.
tempting to kill Mr. George Williams.
near Quantico. about tho middle of sAu-5j
gust. &. IA
man. was fired upon by the negro. the
bali struck Mr.. Wllllams on the cheek
bone and glanced off without doing MN
culliver Abel was given six months IN
Jail ana flnod fifty dollars for breaking
into the store house Of James Carey. Be-
twee n seventy and one hundred witnesses
were sxmmoned in this case. and the
feeling between them was quite strollR.slt
Is probable that trouble may result be.
tween these who testified for and against
Abel ,r,. q ;, :,
stated that another party. would be m!
dlcted at the next term of the court Tor
the same offense. s Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
SOUTHERN BELL WON
IN FREDERICKSBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
FREDERICK VA, September
IL. -Blds for a telephone franchise. as adj
yertised by tho City Council, were opened
to-day at meeting Of that body. The
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company was the successful bidder. This
company will buy the local plant hero,
and improve the service, besides introduce
ms the long distance system and con-
uections. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
VlRGlNlA'S PEANUTS
Special Prominence to Ee Given This
Exhibition at st. Louis.

Owing 70 the leading position, which yir;
he great possibility of further develop
snens within tho State: when stimulated
by Increasing demand from foreign mar
ksts.' the Virginia Commission viii give
Social prominence to advertising this In
dustry in the States exhibit at ST, Louis.
The plan OF aston AZ q present ONT ut
ntsrfi az a str!kingly beautiful booth
cons ructed entirely of peanuts, within
which VIII be displayed an epltome o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
DRUNKEN NEGROES
BURNED THEMSELVES
(Speclal 10 The Tim cs

Especial to The Tlmcs- Dispat ch)
ORANGE, VA, September 10-Ths
camp OF Graham Mcdonald. near Calver-
ton, was burned, and two negroes lost
their lives in the FIRE, and several more
we're seriously burned. s
Mr.. Mcdonald divided his force on the
double track near here and took. some
oil them to Calyerton Monday That
night they got drunk, and In some .ul,-
known way the camp was set on FIRE.
Mr.. McDonad's loss Is about $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
TWO WEDDINGS
And an Announcement Of an Ergage-
ment at Lee sburg.
-, ~ The Times Dlsoatct

Especial to The Times-Dlspatcn')
WINCHESTER. YAr September io--
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur senseny Markell
announce the coming nuptials OF their
daughter, Miss Anna May NeIson NJ, %
lottesyille. The ceremony will take place
next Wednesday morning at the BRIDES
residence at o'clock, Mr., and Mrs, Hoff-
man will reside in charlottesville, where
he is part owner OF the Old Dominion
ATS o'clock this evening Corporal A.
u Middleton, OF Luray. and Miss Minnie
Lester, daughter of Mrs. Frank Lester
of this city, were married by Rev. chas'
Miss ida Y. Grim, daughter Of Abram
Grim, of Berkeley county. formerly OF
this county, was married at her home
yesterday to Turner ", Locke, OF Clarke
county, Aa St9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
DIR. A. B. WOODFlN TO
GO TO WAYNESBORO

Especial to Tine Times. Dispatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. September
1t,--Rev. Dr.. A. B. Woodfn. formerly
pastor First Baptist Church, Hampton.
has accepted call to tho Waynesbt.S
(Ya.) church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
.LYNCHBURG HOME GUARD
IN THEIR NEW ARMOI2Y

We Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
LYNCHBURG. VA, September TO-
Tho Lynchburg Home Guards were In
3spected tonight by Coone! Jo Lane
Stern who compllmented the company
most highly, Tho new armory which has
Just been completed. was occupled for
4 thu first time, ~ Il
Tho Confederate veterans attended In
body. " "a 4 IA *. Fl. y, 10 NJ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
McDougaIi-Cannon.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch,)
FREpERICkSBURG VA. Sept. To-
Mr.. Henry McDougall and Miss Susie P.
Cannon, OF this city, were married hero
last evening by Rev. Decatur EdWarus. at
united in marriage last night Mr., George
Snelllngs aud Miss Victoria Raines. both
OF this city, t5fl jsl%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
pr,wned at NeWberne.

NoRFoLK, VA sept. lo-InformatIon
was received here this morning OF the
drowning 81 Newberne. n, 60, yesterday
uf Mr., j. r. Dixon, a brother, OF Nlr, q:
= Mi, Dixon was employed on a steamboat
and foil overheard, His brother VIII l,aYe
here to-day to attend the funeral 2 = sseW-
berne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
New Weekly Paper.

Especial to Tho Times Dispntch)
n 4 I.EESBURCi, Vas, Sept. l0,--A, newsPa-
FAX county. called The Observer, 1t is
edited BY Mr.. y, L. Howard. and is an
AeiEht-page seyen column weekly, It IS
published every Thursday and Ia indepen.
dent In Views,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
Killed in iron Foundry,

Especial to The Times-D Ispatch)
pe MAS who Ses y near S ThnorolshtaFe ths
county, received word to-day that his
dentally killed in Pittsburg, Pa: where
he Was at work in an iron foundry. M9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
FOR KILLINd'Hls BROTHER
Case of Floyd Ascue contlnued-oen'
trial n otel 81

Especial to Tho Times-p lsnatch2
m pAaE% iSr ba Tas e siRsd Yesterday
fore Judge Stuart, In the case Of r'p W.
Ascue, for killing his brother Anay3 o. a.
sue, the defendant moved the court ,|ot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
AGED LADY DROPPED DEAD
She Came to Attend the Funeral OF Her
Niece.
(specIal to The Times Dlspatch..

Epperly. the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and
MIS- William Epperly, died this morning
at tho home of ller parents,
Miss Eva Trout. of Roanoke. dropped
dead on Main Street this afternoon at
s o'clock. She was eighty years of age,
and her death was due TO heart trouble.
she h9a come to saleM prsp Ara. ySrs 70
iorena Epperly. Mrs. Trout was the
mother OF Mrs, Julia Turner, Of Roanoke:
and the sister of Mr.. William Epperly. OF
this place. Era.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11
= ~ ~
.AlA1A AG- AAAA
ti3g 0op1nihrufD 4
.Fall. Blacks.

Fl are now on sale. Ks sis
V Dunlap Hats, OF course. "a
]. Every other good sort l from y
SIBO{up.
G. Selling more hats enables us.
to sell better hats than you find
anywhere else. +l,5l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-11

Go TO Newport News tomorrow. ~ 49, 49,
nes the launching of the cruiser ~ |, :
land 500 round trip. via CAesa'''4Ns'
and Ohio,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-01
HELP SMALL FARMERS.

Then the House proceeded with the
routine work, advancing Hills by reg
ular stages. until House 8iu "a, which
is the bill to encourage diversified
industries by exemption from taxa
ton for a period of ten years, came
up for second reading en- report
suggesting certain technical amend
ments. and recommending the passage
CT the bill. Keliinoi spoke in support
Ct the report, In the interest of the
cSvelopment of the Islands. Andrade
likewise appeared as the Champion of
the small farmer. who would be bene-
flied IL this bin became a law and who
in turn would increase the taxable
wealth OF the Territory far more than
tie amount of this exemption. Kaniho
opposed the bill, and of course Kupihea
vas heard, arising to a POINT of infor-
mstion to ask KeIiinoi why he did not
amend the bin so as to include growers
OF taro, bananas and several other
things.
IF you wish To offer that as an
said the Speaker. you
can do 50. If not. you are out of
order"
1T is a question" said Kupihea.
Then it is out of order. replied
hnudson.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-01
wATERwoRKs QUESTIONS


Senator McCandless introduced res
olution calling upon the Superintendent
of Public Works and the SIperintend-
e,.t of the Honolulu waterworks for
certain information in view Of the bills
for the purchase of Peuoa Valley
springs for $25O.OOo and of the Pahoa
waterworls for 100000.
The two officials named are required
- answer the following questions:
First-What is the present daily aver
age consumption of water. in millions.
OF gallons, in the city of Honolulu, fur
n.shea by the Honolulu waterworks?
second--At what rate is such con-
sumption increasing? GIve average
daily consumption during the past ten
years.
1hird-What sources Of water supply
are now available to the government,
naming each, and the maximum. mimi
mum and average amount OF water
which can be obtained from each
source?
Fourth-what is the average cost 70
the government, per million gallons. to
obtain water from each OF said. sources?
Fifth-what other sources of water
supply for the furnishing of the city Of
Honolulu are there: How much on an
verage can be obtained from each of |
such sources? What are private rights
therein worth, and how much VIII It |
.ost to develop and make available the
water rom the said several additional
ssxth-Have the officers named any
CLANS or Recommendations for the inn
nrcvement and Increase Of the system
,or furnishing Honolulu with water?
# so. they are requested to present
hem to the Senate as soon as reason
ably practicable.
Senator Achi moved that the resolu-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-01
THE LOAN BILL

senator Dfckey moved to have the
loan bill printed. Senator Achi wanted
it taken up right away, and produced
& copy Of the Governors message from
the Advertiser.s saying this was sufti-
Gent. He objected to delay, and said
the estimates were given also in the
report of the Public Works Depart
Elent-
Senator Dickey Withdrew his motion,
lst Senator Baldwin objected that he
oouldn't make changes on newspaper
clipping. Finally. consideration Of the