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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

The army TRANSPORT BUford- which
has been following in the wake Of the
Logan. arrived yesterday after al Une-
seutful -o-ag g from Manila. she
brought sixt- cabin passengers. eleven
casusIs and eighteen stowaways. Heavy
weather was encountered between
Honolulu and this g0rt-
There was considerable friction dur
-1E -he vo-zge between officers and
eIeu. 1ur the only serious outbreak .Oc-
CURED during the vessels stay at
1arasal F. Ranus. q fireman. be-
cane trsClerl q Thir1 Assistant En-
SINGER = Kerr. The fireman threatened
Se-- Hfrh PERSONAL violence and the
engineer landed Oh Ramus' jaw break
Ing IT, The freman was left IL the
marine hospital II Honolulu Kerr was
arrested go board the Buford yesterday
q The strength 0f a ca5legram from
-i---iUlu- he was released on 5000
The Buford was ten days coming Up
troU Honolulu Her passengers includ-
r. the following named,
M-s p Do1gte--s Mss r Caldwell Il
caste lrl w-e Mr. A. Bryan. Mss Helen
l-tche.l- T. +. kunde- p ] kearn=y. W "
L=Hiz. q a. Lamruan. p H0-gsou. A. =
P-lr ~ - Moore r X Guista. Dr n z
rrr-rc-. airs. CassnaFe. &C. J. Crh0n. L j.
Lambert p r Barker. Miss Cazenave. 7.
rassrave g.. i Br-ren 2. 81 saigon. @. j
Kelly ~ Aver p ~ OMAN W u.
H i-icu- J. W. Huzar Mrs l. Main Hilton
Lain J. r Lssk1tt- Leo Bsureis1eld. J. T.
,rcrrhr-p- r r. Bennett. H - Lans1u. T. r
I30rlerzuE p. l. Black Mr.. y. T. Black.
Mary BACK T. " C1Ter-=0n. Mrs Balfe.
Mss T. r. Bale Ellis CcrnWeil 1lrs Corn
rell Mildred Cor1UeL Mss = q Aurron.
MIS- o. % scott. philip Scott F. 70 Baker.
Ers p u. Baker. C. LegEe " O.. HAYES.
ur ~ 7 Davidson Mrs A r. Mink Harold
1Tlrk r. 7 HsrrelL John NuuEs-rfs T. r
ElLlesron. C- C-aWley. J. Hoilv1r-h. g. 4.
Howard r Petersen SrcWawaTs-A- J.
BrrRn. 7 Ryan. J. Olsen. " Dean L.
C7rerzrar
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Alice Cooke hence June 4.
POINT LOBOS-PaSsed north June Is s
D m-S,mr Marshheld from San Pedro for
Eurska.
ABERDEEN-SaiIed June 15-Schr Jessie
Minor for san Francisco.
Arrived June 15-Stmr Chehalis hence June
II; schr Henry Wilson, hence June g.
ISLAND PORTS.
MANII.A-Arrived June f2-Br strnr Orange
F3ranch from Newcastle. w
sailed June T-Schr Okanogan, for Port
Townsend. June 15-U stmr Thomas for
San francisco
HoNOLULU-saiIed June 15-Stmr Ala
media for San Francisco.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Sailed June 14-Stmr segu-
Arrived June I5-Stmr AIlianca from Colon.
LApELPHIA-Arrived June I4-Br shin
Invernesshre. from London
FOREIGN PORTS
TYNE-In port June 1-Fr ship NadaIelne
for San Francisco.
MOJI-saiIed May 29-Br stmr Aragonia.
for Oregon.
vAI.PA RAISC-Arrived June I2-Br shin
Fcdenn1ors. from Port Hadlock
PFRIM-Passed June I4=Br stmr Ping
Suey from Tacoma, for Liverpool
BARCELONA-Arrived June 0-Span stmr
Antonio Lopez, from Manila. for Liverpool
YOKOHAMA-Sailed June I5-Br strnr Gae-
llc FOR San Francisco, via Honolulu: stmr Ko-
rea for San Francisco. via Honolulu.
NEWCASTLE. AUS-Arrfved June 14-Schr
Marconi from Port Elizabeth.
HAKODATF-Sailed June 15-Br stmr stan
ley Dollar, for San Francisco, via Muroran.
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other santa Fe Trains:
T0SANRAFAEL.
ROSS VALLEY.
MILL VALLEY,
CAzADERO. Etc.
va sausaIifo Perrr.

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE
Depart from san Francisco week days. At
6.3o. 1910. T.45 $50. s:l5. 1000. II 90 a. m
III 40 a. N. Sausalitc only). I2-2O- las. BIB.
100 4:35. Sis. $50. 6:25. 7:t5. eco. 10-2O.
IL IS D. m sundays and legal holidays. depart
at 7:fO 7.45 $50 g:15. 1O-OO. u.0O IL 40
a m ia.2O. 1.CO. 1:45. 2:JO. 5:15. 400. 4.35.
5.I5 $50. 6.25. T.l5. Sis. $780, 1890. II -55
Arrive at San Francisco week days. 6-II.
90 I rs. Sis. S:45. 9.35. 1920. I:O5 a m.
IL .O5. I:25. ESQ. 3:35. 4.20 SOS $40 Sis.
g. So : SIS 1905. IL Is p m. On Sundays and
legal holidays extra trains arrive az l2.45.
2.O5. $50 D. m
FOR Fairfax week days. depart az T:45 a. N,
3.i5 D. m Sis D. m tex, Sat-l. On sundays
anI legal holidays at T:45. S:3O 9:15. 300.
NJ go IL 40 a. m. 1920. GO. las. 2:3o. 7:I5
and Sis D. m
THROUGH TRAINS
7:4J a m daily-Cazadero and way stations.
s:15 a m. Sundays only-For Point Reyes.
etc.
dero, etc
sis D. n daily except Saturday and sun
cay-For Point Reyes. etc
T:15 .. N. Sundays onIy-For Point Reyes.
etc.
Sis D. m. Sundays only-For Cazzdero. etc.
TICKET OFF1CE-e26 Market St
FERRY-Union Depot. foot OF Market St
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ALCOA WRECK
INVESTIGATED
Consul Bennett Begins In
quiry Into Grounding
of the Giant Freighter
SHIP SWINGS ON ROCK
Two Contrary Orders Given
in Rapid Succession and
Opinion Divided in Case

Courtenay W. c. l. z. Bennett. Con-
sui General for Great Britain and Ire
land at this port, yesterday began an
investigation into the causes which led
to the grounding of the British steam
ing of June !.
Albert Lockett, master Of the Algoa,
testified that shortly before the ship
struck he rang the engineer to stand
by to avoid the danger of a col
lision with a bark that was be-
ing towed out to sea by the
tug Reliance. AS the vessel would not
lose headway fast enough to go out
straight without striking the bark he
ordered the helm put 10 starboard to
pass astern of her, and then he put the
helm hard a-Dort so as to meet her
and enter the channel on the running
tide. But the tide caught the ship on
the starbcard bow and her head
swung fast TO port. He then let go the
starboard anchor to check her head
from swinging to port, which it did.
At the same time the engines were put
full speed ahead The anchor carried
away and First Mate Andrew Nelson,
seeing IL go, let go the port anchor
without orders. thereby checking the
ships head from swinging clear, he
not seeing that the ship would have
come clear. At the time the ship
struck the rock there were thirty faith
oms of water on the port anchor. All
his orders TO the engine-room. he. said.
were faithfully and promptly carried
out. and the Chinese crew behaved ad-
mirably
Third Officer William NJ. Lloyd said
that he thought the captain made
mistake when he gave the order hard
a-starboard At that time the witness
heard the captain say something about
the bark that was being towed out OF
the harbor and stamped his foot. Then
the ship took a sudden sheer and
struck, Notwithstanding the captain
later order of hard a-port."
Charles Thomas Stein. a quartermas-
ter, swore that when the order hard
a-starboard" was given it was TO get
out of the way of the bark that was
being towed.
Charles L. Patterson, second mate.
testified that a mate would never let
ship go ashore with the anchor on
the bow
My opinion is that the AIgoa had
too much starboard helm and that is
why she went ashore. The rocks were
on the starboard bow when we let go
the port anchor"
The investigation will be resumed at
1890 o'clock this morning.
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Water Front Notes.

The United states monitor Wyoming and
fhe torredo-bcat destroyers Prebie and Paul
Jones sailed yesterday f0r Port Townsend
where they Eiu Join the Pacific squadron
Lieutenant of Police Bernard McManus re-
turned yesterday 20 his post at the Harbor
rofioa station after a fourteen days vacation
which he snert making an automobile tour u
the sumner resorts
The Gaelic and the Korea left Yokohama
raete~Eay beth h1neWard bound. Tie Korea
hss been detained In quarantine AZ the Jap
alese gort-
ne Oceanic Steamship Company's liner Ala
rresa len Hcrci1lu yesterday for san Fran
clEcc.
WrfffrE hsE been heard 0f the missing
sr-rrfcs1 hark HCilisW00d. II she does not
rrf f- an aupearance BY thc tir1o tzl Ear
=rokane collision Investigation ends, Captain
-r-rrfe u the revenue cutter Daniel Manning
WI leave 81 search of the overdue vessel
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Ask for Many Improvements.

meeting of the Sutter-street I'm
provement Club was held yesterday at
Golden Gate Hall to effect a perma-
nent organization Frank J. Sullivan
was elected president; William HAZEL,
vice president; Pierre C. Moore, sec
retary; Houghton Sawyer. treasurer.
The principal objects of the club are
TO keep the streets clean, to get a bet
ter pavement. secure a more direct
and better car service, better lighting
and the removal Of the overhead cleo
trio wires.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Ventura sails To-Day.

The Oceanic Steamship Company's liner Ven
turs Wfil sal ar O'Clock this afternoon for
H11olulu. Pago PaEo and the Auripodes she
VIII cary many passenger. among them a
number % vel known people. y. E MlEheu
president % the California Shipping Company.
WI be q passenger rc Sydney cn the Ventura
Accompanied b. his daughter NJ. Nigheli U.s.
E---E a six months vacation Alexander
Young % Honolulu VIII he another passenger.
Dr. william Hamilton % the navy goes q
Ecrclulu On the liner Orrer HG1clufu pas
serEers are Mrs. -. O. Irwin. Nss Irwin and
Professor :. r. Duerdel cf Ann Arbor Uui-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
BOYS OFF FOR OUTING
TO THE RUSSIAN RIVER
Junior Department of the Young
Mems Christian Association to
Camp Out.

lively company Of youngsters took
the train on the California Northwest
ern line for Preston yesterday morning
at 1880 for a months outing at Camp
Mccoy, the annual camp of the boys
department of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association A hundred or more
boys were in the first company to
start They have every convenience
for an enjoyable outing. including a
first class cook and first class tents
An ideal site on the banks of the
Russian River has been selected. The
weeks will be spent in athletic games.
fishing, boating and swimming and no
pains will be spared to give the boys
an enjoyable time.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Prohibition Conrention.

The delegates to the national Pro-
hibition convention will leave San
Francisco for Indianapolis on Thurs
day, June %, going via Chicago. Most
of the delegates will visit the St.
Louis Fair on their return. Chairman
Taynton is of the opinion that nearly
all the twenty-nine delegates will at
tend the convention.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Petitions in Insolvency.

Petitions in insolvency were filed
yesterday in the United States District
Court as follows: David NJ. Kimes,
painter and merchant. Sebastopol. LA
bilities $347S. assets s67s; J. W. Clark,
farmer, Blacks. liabilities $1496. assets
S101S. Creditors of Cain, Boyd & Cor
riea, commission merchants. San Fran
cisco, filed a petition in involuntary in
solvency. The heaviest creditor is
Hunt Bros, S2396. for fruit delivered.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
AIhafrnss Returns

TIE United States Fish Commission steamer
AIhar-css CAPTAIN swift. returned yesterda 3
from a. extended cruise along the California
coast The AlhatroEs visited many places.
hut did the most work in Monterey Bay
where she spent a month. she viii probably
make another short cruise before the fall
when she starts Tor a lengthy sosourn IT. the
e---rE So
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest 20 Mariners and
SllfDping Merchants.

The steamer city o. Puebia sailed on Tues
day for victoria with assorted merchandise
fareo cousiEned - the port % destination and
fhe u~Irclual British Columbian ports valued
~ sII752 and including the following, lO4s
pkgs fresh fruits ll3 pkgs fresh vegetables,
~ vires rotafoes I27 pkgs onions. p 80 lhs
dried fruit cZs0 lbs ralsns. 3l.Z50 lbs malt.
- fa0 Ibs sugar p<Es groceries and pro
Iz2s ID Chocolate, 1ooo he lard. lao lbs
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

NOTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides are given IN the left
.11and column and the successive tides OF the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
day except when there are but three tides, 5
sometimes occurs. The heights given are IN
addition % the soundiugs OF the United States
Coast Survey Charts except when minus (-)
stgn precedes the height and then the number
given Is subtracted from the depth given By
fhe charts The plane Of reference Is the mean
~ the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Schooner Del Norte Asbo,,e

TIE e5-ton schooner Del Norte belonging 70
r. p Hume o. this city. Is reported ashore
On the south splt a. the entrance 70 the SIus-
law River. hle vac towing cut % SiusiaT
Ture 4 when her hawser broke The vessel
1rifted ashore Eer decklcad had been washed
away and me schooner is fun of water. The
III Is hallr urerchel
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Crown Of Germany spoken.

The British ship crown CT Germany was re-
ported yesterday ss having been spoken June
II. and her nare was taken OF the overdue
isr e1e is out Pc DAYS from New York Tor
shanghai. and was quoted Tor reinsurance al
- pr cent There IS no change IN the rates
~ the ether overIues
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
POLITICS INCLUDED.

At the afternoon session a lengthy
affidavit was presented. with the sigma
ture OF Mayor OIney attached That
document went into the political sig
nificance of the application for the in
junction, and also the value of the
property of the company.
Other affidavits were read to show
the value OF the company's property
and the mistakes which had been made
in putting upon the plant the valua-
ton which the company claimed.
The company intends 70 introduce
several more affidavits this morning
and then proceed with the argument.
According 10 stipulation each side will
be allowed two hours in which TO pre-
sent its side, after which the matter
will be taken under advisement.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Tire and Height of High and Low Waters
81 Fort Point. entrance to San Francisco
Bay Published BY official authority OF the
euperint tendent.
NOTE-Ths high and low waters occur at
the city front fdissfon- street WHARF about %
minutes later than at Fort Point. the height
Of tide is the same at both places.
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Time Ball.

Branch Hydrographic ofhce. U. s. N, Mer-
.hants' Exchange. san Francisco, Cal
June Is
Tha Time Pail the tower Of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon 10 day
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
ARMY TRANSPORT BUFORD TAKES TEN
DAYS TO COME UP FROM HONOLULU

Trooper Follows in Wake of the Logan but at More LesUy Gait
Voyage Envened by Friction Between Officers and Crew. Which Cu
Fight Which Engineer Breaks Saucy FemaRs Jaw
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

e. st noon Of the I2Cth meridian CT at
;. ~ Greenwich time. J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. 5. y, in charge
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

meals. 10 cs canned goods A. pkgs mach merry.
asl lbs lear tobacco = drums acid. I rlL
---ther. 2o4s lbs pig tin. hxs soap. > pkgs
drues, : bales twine - rolls ruldng.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
PUBLIC NOT PHILANTHRoPIsTs.

Mr. Davis took the ground that there
was no reason why the public should
be used to keep up the company's phil
anthropic reputation 1t was not the
amount involved, but the principle. At
the same time the amount upon which
the city would have to base its fixing
OF the rates would be increased in the
aggregate.
The company claimed that the city
had not fixed the rates at the time it
should have done so. The city claimed
the Council was ready 10 fix the rates
in February. but the company failed
TO furnish the facts asked for, and on
that account il was impossible to take
action until the latter part of May.
Affidavits were submitted by MEM
bers of the City Council to show that
all the data obtainable by the Coun-
ell was considered when the rates were
fixed and that there was no guesswork
in connection with the conclusion
reached
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

% s s @ & a 4s'E % 2fs 83 & n . s & % H@
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
RAILWAY TRAVEL
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co
LESSEE
tlk EriFclSc0 ih3 NORTH pAGITI;

HALLWAY COMPANY.
Tiburon Ferry, Poct Of Market Street.
SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS 80 500 900 II 90 a m
1888. 2-30. $40. $50. $50. $50 and IL 80
p N.
saturdays-Extrs trip at 10 o m
SUNDAYS 30. 500. $50 IL 60 a m: f.3o
2:3o. $40 $50. $50. so D. m
SAN RAFAEL To SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAY56:o5. $50. T:35 1850 900
1l:15 a. m: 1880. t2 90 $40 500 90
6:25 m Ssturdays-Extra trip at LAS
.. m
sUNDAYs-6.5o I:s5 e:2o fI.15 a m. las
2:40 4:5O 500. $40 6:25. $50 D. m TER
c.pt SATURDAYS
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OAKLAND'S Side
is PRESENTED
City Replies to Claims of
Water Company on Appli-
cation for an Injunction
EVIDENCE Is COMPLETE
Each Side Will Be Allowed
Two Hours for Arguing
Points of Law and Fact

Attorneys for the Contra Costa Water
Company and those for the city of Oak
land in the suit for an interlocutory
Injunction to restrain the bay city from
putting into effect the water rates es-
tablished by the City Council must
complete their work to-day, for Judge
Gilbert of the United States Court of
Appeals will leave for his home in
Portland tonight and desires TO hear
all the facts before his departure. With
that understanding each side will be
limited TO two hours to-day for the
presentation of arguments.
When the case was adjourned Thurs
day it was understood that the city OF
Oakland would be allowed 10 present
affidavits on Wednesday to establish
an answer TO those presented by the
company. When the case was called
yesterday morning Attorney Davis for
the city read the answer to the COM
plant filed by the company The an
swer was a general denial of the COM
plant. and quoted figures relative to
the revenue of the company to which
Efr. MeEnerney objected, but his objec-
ton was overruled. The complaint
claimed a valuation of $s,50Q00 while
the city had accepted the figures pre-
sented by experts and had fixed the
water rates on a valuation of $4,000, 600.
DENY STOCK PRICES.
The contention that the City Council
had been the cause of the drop in the
price of the companys stock was de-
MED. 1t was claimed by the city that
there had been q great increase in the
consumption Of water since the law of
1902 fixed the rates, and that the COM
pany had almost doubled its number Of
patrons.
The complaint also said that due al
lowance was not made by the Council
in fixing the rates for operating eX
penses. In response to that the city pre-
ssnted an itemized account of expenses
which the company included in it's
lain as costs OF maintenance, which
had included such items as funerals,
receptions. decorations and carriage
hire in such numbers that the court
asked that the lump sum be named
and the items left for consideration
later McEnerney said such institu-
tions were called uDon to contribute TO
such affairs just as much as they were
TO pay debts. and he could see no rea-
son why they should not be charged to
operating expenses
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-29
PERSONALS.

Mr.. A. C. Lehman left yesterday fol
New York.
Hon. f. A. Woodland arrived in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. ID. F. Young left yesterday for
Brassville, Va.
Mr.. E. w. Wick. of Selma, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. e. b. Pennow, of Lynchburg,
Va, is in the city.
Mr.. j. P. Ellis left for Sanford yes
terday on business.
Mr.. Will Peasants, of Ellington
was iIf the city yesterday
Mr. j. p Mcneil, of Florence, S. c.,
was in the city yesterday.
DIR. McCullers, of McCullers Station,
spent yesterday in the city.
DIR. John A. White, of Atlanta, Ga,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Bob Dixon went out to Wake
Forest yesterday on business.
Mr. Claud Bafbee left yesterday on
a business trip to Burlington.
Mr. Joe Seagrove, of Fuquay
Springs. was in the city yesterday.
Marshall H. c. Dockery left yester-
day for his home in Rockingham.
Mr.. Charles Bullock left on the ev-
ening train yesterday for Greensboro.
Capt. III. III. Faucette returned yes
terday from a visit to friends in Hills
boro.
Mr.. G.. n. Walters returned yester-
day from a pleasure trip to Virginia
Beach.
Mr. Armistead Jones returned to
the city yesterday. after a short bust
ness trip.
Mr.. w. NJ. Sanders, of Smithfeld
was in the city yesterday on his way
to st. Louis.
Mr. George Hackney, of Wilson
paSsed through Yesterday en- route tC
jackson Springs.
Rev Jno. E. White went up to Cary
yesterday to be with his family, who
are visiting there.
Mr.. Z. l.. Marlborough, of Duke was
in the city yesterday on his way to ST
Louis and Chicago.
Mr. Leland Harris left yesterday for
Richmond, where he will visit his sis
ter. Mrs. Charles c. Johnson.
Prof. Mann. of the "A. and M. Col
lege, left yesterday for Hyde county,
where he wilt do some surveying.
Mr.. Robert c. Lehman returned
from Norfolk yesterday, where he
has been for the past two months.
Master Jno. II. Chase, Jr., of Flor
ence, S. c.. is in the city visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. w. c. McMackin.
Mr. Walter Darden, of the A. and
NJ Summer School, left yesterday for
points in Virginia. where he Will work.
Mr.. f.. G. Birdsong returned yes
terday from a months vacation for
his health and is very much inn
proved.
Mr. W. j. Riddick. cashier of the
Bank of Youngsville. left yesterday for
home after q short visit to his son.
Prof. Riddick. of the A. and M. Col
lege.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-29
BROUGHT HOME YESTERDAY.
Miss Watson at the Residence Of Her
Grandfather-StilI Very Ill.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A Watson arriv-
ed from Norfolk yesterday morning,
bringing their daughter, Miss Edna,
who has ben critically i'll for week.
and she is now at the residence of her
grandfather, Hon. John Nichols. She
is extremely i'll and it was necessary to
use a stretcher in bringing her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson broke up
housekeeping a short time ago. and
Mr.. Watson has gone into business in
Florida, to be Joined there by his fam
lily in the fall. In the meantime Mrs.
Watson is making her home temper
arily with her father Col Nichols
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-29
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.


Mr.. Robert L. Jones now has a po-
sition in Mr.. w. r. Dorsett's grocery
store.
Mr.. w. NJ Johnson was in the city
from Cary yesterday, and said that
everything was fourishing in those
parts.
Prof. S. M. Smith left last night for
Sanford and points in Montgomery
county in the interest of State Sunday
School Association.
Mr.. Rosengarten is having extensive
improvements made in his Fayetteville
street store. He will when it is COM
pleted, enlarge his store.
Mr.. CASTOR Powell and Mrs. Maggie
Jones, who have been running the
Non-Such Inn, have dissolved copart-
nership. Mr.. Powell will continue to
conduct the business.
The two hose teams, the Rescue and
Capital are practicing diligently for
the tournament. The Capital prac-
tees from until in the evening,
end the Rescue from Z until s.
Messrs. ]! G. Ball and j. b. Green
returned yesterday from fishing trip
to the Panther Branch Club. They
secured n fine string of fish, but funny
to say neither had a fish story to tell
A force of hands were at work yes
terday, under the supervision of Keep
er Cherry and some of the squirrel
feeders, trimming. of the dead limbs
from the big oaks in the Capitol
Square.
Prof E. L. Middleton, of the Cary
High School, was in the city yester-
day He says that the summer pros
poets for the school was never better
than they are now. Applications for
catalogues are received from every
where.
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