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The Independent., 1905-09-21

The agitation 10 certain quarters
to muster up a plague scare iu order
TO induce a wholesale cleaning OF
the city suggests that there 10 q
little wad OF money somewhere
around the government treasury
upon which greedy eyes are 6Ied.
Starting a plague scare 10 an expsn-
aiys proposition, but what do these
people care when there are few
dollars 10 i'll
The Independent., 1905-09-21

A singular thing is that a few
years ogo one Board OF Health in-
spector was sufficient TO insure the
cleanliness OF Honolulu. That man
drew a moderate salary. To-day
there are eight "profossiousl' 10.
spsotors, each drawing down big
wages, and yet the city is said to be
in on extremely unsanitary condition.
Why should this bel There Is o
smell OF graft about the proposition,
The Independent., 1905-09-21

The Equitable aud New York
Life scandals in New York will kill
lie insurance In these Islands and
Australia, just ss completely as on
the mainland. Honolulu hes paid
out money like water into these two
companies, Many native Hawniians
have kept up policies 10 the New
York Life, only to fnd that their
money has been going TO enrich al.
ready wealthy men, Ths United
States government has taken a hand
to clear out the Swindlors, aud II is
we'll il is 80.
The Independent., 1905-09-21
The supervisors have authorized

The supervisors have authorized
Treasurer Trent to psy out the
special road tex fund and he has
quite preesrlg refused. Unaer lhe
low the tressurer ia Rads rssPouei
ble for this fapd, aud hs ia required
to know, when the money is paid out
that the work 10 actually performed.
The Independent., 1905-09-21

The Importance OF an effective
breskwater at Hilo has been sxem-
pii6sd time and time again. Under
the Republic OF Hawaii the nscsss-
ity OF hIeakwstsr was admitted,
and with the large increase OF ship
ping at Hilo 10 the last FIVE years ii
has become all the more urgent.
Delegate Kuhio should play this sS
his leading card before the coming
Congress and he should have the
beatty support OF the Chamber Of
Commsrce. Merchants Association
aud other commcSeial bodies.
The Independent., 1905-09-21

II sanitary conditions In Palams .
are ss bad as made out by the gen.
tlemen claiming TO know, certainly
the Board OF Health should take
immediate and strenuous action.
There should not, however, be
cases t'umped up merely for the pur
pose OF embarrassing the president
OF the Board. The personnel Of the
committee bringing 10 the charges
remind one 80 much OF the Adyer.
tieer aud its tactics, however, as to
sel the public guessing.
The Independent., 1905-09-21
Claus Spr0Gk8lS & Co.,
5AITEGIR5:
HONOLULU

San ManoisoO A0ents.---THE NEVADAN.
INA ATI0RAL BANK or SAN RRANCLSOO
The Independent., 1905-09-21
naAx ExoHAraa OF.

BnAw ExoHAHaH o..
San FRANCIaOo-Ths Nevada Ration
Bank OF 8an Francisco.
LoNDoN-The Union OF oiLondon a Smiths
Bank Ltd.
gBW YoRK-Amsrioaa hxohanEs Nc
tional Bank.
oHICAOo-Corn EKohags National Bank.
PAGIB-oredit LyonnAia.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
KONG KONG AND YoKOHAMA-Hon
Kong &BhanghAiB AiBankingCorpo
9HW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Banks OF New Zealand and AustrAlgiA.
VICTORIA AND VAECOUVMR-Bank
q British North America
raTsasl 9Snsral Banhsng and Ezsa assv
Btttnssi.
Deposits Received. Loans made on Approved
Security, Commercial aud Travellers Credit
ssued Bills OF Exchange bought and sold.
Collection Promptly Accounted Por
1877
The Independent., 1905-09-21
EVERY AFTERNOON
lnxesp, nunoayl

Entered q. the Po, onOs a. sonolulu
The Independent., 1905-09-21

CLAUS sPREoKLEs = VIM. q. IRWIN
The Independent., 1905-09-21
THE INDEPENDENT

- Ia5U1D
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OrdaRas de trasIa dos.

Por ell Cuartel General d 3 ls poIicfs
Ge han hecho los siguientet
CSbo A'barto HartRdo de Msricso
& Camuy
C:bO : Ger6rimO Csdi1la d , Csmuy &
Csbo Jof e E. Valladsres de Ysbu.
COS s CsRuas.
Csb0 Juan MoreRchi del Csouss 4
Ysbucoa.
GusEdia MsDueI Cspsrr Is de. Co.
me,fO Bsrranuuitas (Aibor ito.
Guardia J sc Segarra de Mayaet.z
& Cabo-Roio.
Qua dis Jnu6 rs ron G p rea Sa Ca
30 r jo s M.y.Qu z.
Guercia Migne' R Torr es de Ca
guEs & ARuss Buenas.
Guardia AnreEiGpO Rod1 fgufz de
Csgnas 8 AgoGs Baenss.
Guards JoEquin S5nChsz de Apues
BuenAs & Csguss.
GuGFdis Luis Echsvarrfs de Arusg
Buenss { Csguss.
GuardiA C'emente Negr6n de Abb
nito Comelf1.
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aaAa
Triste aniVGTSa1iO en-
Lares.
ERtlsTFO del jOV8n francisco
CdG0T0S,
(De maestro cOqresponBo1.)

Julio 25.-El dia % del actual Go
cumpIieron % nos del hopForoso ia.
cendiO que destruy6 Is poBlsci6n do
LSHes, habi6ndose Quemado sesenta
Casas de los mejores y sitnadag en
Il Gale principal; entire elias be- Quem6
eI magnffico ConBistogi0 y desde ent0n-
CeB aCs se viene psgand0 alqpiIeres de
Casas en- donde eatsn inatalsdas Ieg
cfiCinas. Ei hermoso solar Nde aquel
consistOrio hB serVido par9 cRsilles
NAL Construides de Cafetines, Oh dOnde
acude la gante del bronco fpFmsndo
corrillos en- la politiquilla tuFbulents.
SCu6nd0 ge cOnstruye 10 casa del
pueb!C?
NoaotFos eDtendem7s que con uu
pequtf1 empr6stito y buenR YoIuntsd
de DOS ediles de nueatrO Aguntamient0
podrfsmos taner una Cass que Feuniera
Las Dondiciones neCesariss paTa tOdss
las Oficinaa de este municiDiO 81 forms
ria pendant an IL pls q I1o'ick mejo1
rando es ornate y ganRr1amOs 90 CO.
ncmfss bien entendidas.
Hoy se di6 cristianB seDpltura q
nuestro CorreligionaFio don Ffancisco
C6ceres y Ruiz, hombre Gab3riOGO y
hanrsdO que muehos i f1os fa6 On per.
aonsl asiduo & inteIigente de iRHcasa de-
los &c fi3res Yilella Hesmapos.
Ciycularon pre- faasmepta dos invita-
clones, uns de h Casa VilelIa y otra
del Comit6 eUni6n de Poertq Rice ,
A Gu eptierro asisti6 mucha conCu.
rrencia despidiendo ell duelo con sums
hsbiIidad , bastante eIoCuencia don
Pablo VileIIa Pol.
AoompAfiamos & sus famiIiares en-
su juato duelo , pr los YeBtOs del
que IN no existe.
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I'm hOmbr0 hOnEadO.

Senior Editor-Sirvase informar sus lee
torres que 81 me escriben confidencialmente
les m&ndare por Correo en- Carta sellada el
plan que seguf por el cual obtuve eI resta-
blecimiento permanente compacto de mi
Balud vigor varonil despues de amos de Bu-
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, perdidas
nocturnas parties d6biles atrofiadas.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero de nadie;
fui robado estafado por chsrlatanes, hasta
perder la fe del genero humane, pero, gracias
Dios, estoy ahora bien vigorosoy y fuerte, y
con deseo de hacer conocer todos este reme-
dio Cierto de curarse.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
War g. A. ID no deseo dinero.
Direooi6n; e. Brant, Box Dslray, Mich,
EN UIT
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RON . Lave"

ReConOCid9mente el mas puro, higie
nico y agrad@bIe que se fabrica an eli
pals: Se vende en- los pricipsles esta-
sores de Roses g. ca
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RGmat0 De pTGndaS.

Ell dis 81 de Julio deada.las Z hasta
Las once de ia ncche. en- Ia casa do
prestsmos de H. Lopez Ceper0, San
Jnsto 35.
LS Casa cont iu6a sus oreraciones.
C0mpra y venta de nuebles de tndss
CIaSee: venta de los mismoS & preCios
econ6micos.
Constanta existenciR de bRrPas de
C9tFe 4 Is cents voa Svs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-27

METIL OIDES Ell meinr mas segurado
,le to6os los especifjcos hasta ahora conocido-
para Ia cura perrnanente de todas las enfer-
medades de la uretra, va sean Gstas cr6nicas
5 Rgudas Contiene 81 fujoy cura por COM
pleto en- menos tempo que ning6n otro pre-
ptrado similar las gonorress, espermatoreas,
cistitis, ect. Mejor que las inyecciones y muy
superior al sardalo copaiba. Empieza q
surtir su efe9to d las tres cuatro horas de
haberse tornado.
Los "METILOIDES" son faeiles de tomar,
est6n preparados de manera que no revuel
ven el estomago nj producer malos efectos,
DeVenta en- todas las Boticas. Pidanse
muestras gratis q sus .dnicos fabricantes.
Frederick SteArns 81 Ca, Detroit, Mich.
n II A.
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N.HEW YORK,

Eq eata ciudad he alberto una es.
eao1oS casa de hr e'pedeR, Us que tsn-
go 81 guseo de tffecsr & mis- amigos y
teIAcNn9dos' que plensen paR8r una
Esta sltuada On una de lee principa.
Ies GALES de ests gran nnetr5poli.
IN cCcinero de fam8, Precios m6di.
COS. TFatO de fAmiiia.
Dirijirse & so duefiO M. L uzunaria.
1873 WeAt 64sh st. New Yolk.
13. va.
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Gratis ina impression
en- ATBGibO pOr aI TssOItadO
dc IaAssmbI0a do munie ieIplOs.
(D6 metestro coqrespoms0l D

Julio 26
Ha causado gratfsima impression
entire tOdos les elementos de esta
ciudad el brillante resultado de la
Asamblea de los Municipios " Are
cibo Sc siente satjsfecho y oFgullo-
so de que su digno alcalde senior
Perez Avil6s haya sido uno de los
designados para la entrega ael me-
moral al Congreso de los Estados
UnidOs:
La elecci6n no ha podido ser mas
acertsd da, Todd y Perez Avil6s. dos
patriotas:
-AnimadfsimO y concurrid 10 que
do Ell bailA conque este Casino Es-
pafioI festejaba sus socios en- no
nor del Patron0 de Espafla.
La concurrencia fu6 muy obse-
quiada y Sc bail6 hasta eli amane-
GER
So encuentra en- puerto eI va.
pOr smericano &San Juan~ cargan-
do azdcar para los Estados Uni
dos.
En- Ell pr6ximo mes de Agosto
entra ell periodo de vacaciones para
ests Corte de Distrito. que tern nina
a fines de Septiembye.
Hay aqui grandes deseos de
admiraF al SistiuguidO artist Sc
1or La Presa Para ell l2 do mes
de Agosto Sc anuncia SUI llegaAa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-27

ES UN DEBER al pueblo,
Ia cienciay v modo de conservar Ia salud, es
hacer'e que ehtime au verdadern valer.
tC0mo Sc oopsigue que yo pueda vivlr, sin
agentes microbipsos de los que deSarro Ian
Ia tuberculosis, ell titus, Ia viruela, saram-
pi6n, dlfteris etc, intermediates, que SO We
asoman su cabeza, cuando menos la espera-
mos, en- nuestras viviendas2
Pues hacienda que tcds casa que usted va
va 4 ocupsr, sea antes 'Desinfectada" pin
tada.
Y con los cadavereS, que yo deba retener
en- una habitacidn, las veinte cuatro horas
que marca la ley2
Pues hsci6ndoles inyectar,. hquidos anti
.pGtrldos que 10 dejsn completamerte hbre
de bacteriss, y con una fsonomfa, tan ma
tural, como la que teufa en- su vida.
iY ouiGn ha6e est trabajos en- Puerto
Rico, tan titles Y necesarios; los "Desinfes-
torres y embalsamadorss" que hoy hay auto
FiZados2
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COTl8O dsI O8Sts

Muchas personals que tran sitan
poF Ell oeste de Ia isla, qu6janAe de
que las def"iencias en- el trasp porte
del corTeo entire AguadiIla Ca
muy, haeeles perdeF un tempo pre-
cioso, sobre que seRin parece 8pro-
porciona otras molestias al publ
CO.
Esto debe corregir rse y sal ara q
gansndo el buen seFvicio ID co.
rres y del ferrocaFril
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Or. Leonard l: andes


hpies Libanon Bonevue
form HeHae
mag
agens AS pnnGipaes cudades M6co
81 es suendo de emmedad mpicada cbSme
! % ST NFw-YoRK
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IKB.GlDOR GEaERAL

CONSEJ0 A LAS MADRES. T. EI iarabe calmante
K selnra Winsl9w debe usarse siempre que los nnos
estan FL periodo lie la den ci6n. Proporciona avio
Immediate, al peuueho paciente produce suLfio
aTal tanguo aFVia el door ell ngelito despicrsa
stuy Nivo aleErc Es muy agradablc al paladar cama
al nho ablanda ss encas aiivia sus dolores hace f
Giles lao funcioes del estomaEo regula los ntestinos
rs 81 meior renedto coocido para Ia diarrea va pro
venSa ssta de la dentci6n dc cuaquiGTa oLrR
Tsngase mucho cuiC ado pedir el "Jarab Gaioaa.f
81 Ia Seiiors W4uslciw' - meior de EodsSe f.
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COItG de- DlStrltO del 1lStritO
JUDICIAL do N syaguez, ? R.

Estadfstica de los asuntos civiIes
tramiksdos en- eata Corte durense el
E no fiscal de 1904 & 1905:
Psndientes en- Julio 1. 1904. :. 213
IogresadoS en- Julio 1, 1905. ]. 3O6
Total. I......... 519
JuzRados durants ell mo fiscal d
1904 6 1906. ..............I 242
Psndlentes en- Julio 1, 1906. 236
Dssistidos durRnte eI tfl1 fiscs
de 1904 & 1906 49,. .........T Al
Total. ...,.....+ 519
ExcepCiones previas resueltss. 13
DeclaTadGs en- rebeldfa.. So
Sentencias defioitivas spbre cues
ti0nes de hecho E. ..... Y 115
SentenCi&s dictadas an Febaldfs. &
SentenciSs por confession. ....1 s.
Autos 60 expedientfs sObre iu-
riRdicci6n vOluntaris ......... o8
IrjunctiOna. ........... .......... l3
MAndsmuS =. .... .. =. ........ a
CartioFAFi. ........... ............ al
Apelaciones entA b'sdas. ......... 81
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LINEA N FERREA DEL OESTE

LINNA FHRREA DEL OESTE
Intinera'io.-- Sa idas de Bayam6n Capt.
tai simultsneaInente.
Dias Iaborable -Manana6, 6. Is, 8 30, 8. 45
y ~. 90. Tarde R.15, Las, 315, 4.35, 20, y
Bias I. stivos -Mafiana e.l5, $50, 8 45
y 100. Tarde 12I Is, 1.30. 2.30, $50, 4,3 80
y 6.l5. =
Billetes baratos para dias fest;vos De
Catano Bayan6n, ida vualta Ia clase
S0-25 ga clase S0I16 De Bavam6n q Catano
ida vuelta 1a clase so IS, ga clase so 10.
Bill. to ordinario de Cal ital Catafo en-
ga Class a 8 centsvos;
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1908. Ra-
rn6n ValdHS
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AUTOMlOVILES

VueIVe deade hoy IA de Julio & res-
nudArse ell serVicio de AUTOMOBILES en-.
tire Rio Piedras y ID CGrolins; servicio
que se hsIIsbR interrumpido Dor faIts
de 'unaa piezaa que Be espersban de los
EstAd0a Unido0. R0oue PqqSa0un.
pp S. ZQntQ0atQ. 1kv.a.
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American RAILROAD COMPANY OF PORTO RICO 6

Schedule trainsneect
AguadIa and Ponce
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La TlENDlTA.
DE j. ECHEVARRIA.
Plaza Principal al lad 0 del AyuRtamisntO.

Efectoe para cAbalIeros, seHoras y
niflos. Ropa hechs. Artfcuios de 0uin-
CalIR y otros objetos de arte, Efsctos
reliGiosos y ell mejor duIce en- Mint
bar. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-14
PARIS STRIKE TIES UP
NAVAL CONSTRUCTION.
Military Forces Are Being Con-
centrated to Preserve Order
at the Ports.
nv Associated Press.)

PARIS, November 1a.-The union OF the
government Of tho employees of the mr.
senals and dock yards at Toulon, Brest
ana other naval headquarters has or
dered a general strike beginnsg to-
morrow, This threatens TO seriously In
terrupt the naval construction pro-
gramme. Military forces are being con.
centrate to preserve order at the ports.
The strikers claim that liberty Of ships
is denied them by the dismissal of work.
men, who criticize the naval adminls-
The federation OF government employees
has issued as appeal to tho employees OF
the. post and telegraph department, the
mint. military nrs stnta I'M una topaco ana
their moral support to the naval strik-
ORG lltssYls
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Woman's Club and their guests her views
on "Thc Mormon Question:"
Mrs. I1nmin spoke to very large all
dence and was most successful in q clear
and forcible exposition Of the evils Of
Mormonism and the necessity OF women
everywhere using their Influence against
1t. III
Her description Of the lives, habits and
religion of the Mormons was given in a
most interesting manner.
Claimants guests were Dr.. and Mrs
Jore Witherspo0n, Miss .Slnton, Miss Min
M Finney, Of Waship gton,.3p.g c., and
Miss Jessie Graahnm OF .Tazcwell.
Mrs D. II. Williams poured coffee and
Mrs. i. H. Southall presided at the tea
table
A Dramatic, Club.
A dramatic club is to be organized
under tile auspices Of the Woman's Club,
and Mrs. c. G. Walker will meet all
ladies Wishing 10 become members at 70
O'Clock "Wednesday. Mrs. Thurston will
meet the physical frilture class and
Madame Guillaume the French class Of
the club.
At Cohoke Club.
Mr.. II. A. Trlce, of Buclner's, Va, and
Mr.. H. B. Sydnor, of this city, went to
Cohoke Club on Friday afternoon. rs
guests of Mr.. James Patterson. With
their host and Messrs. Haw Johnson,
Lipscomb. Neal and Pollard, they en-
joyed one OF the most splendid hunts
Of the season on Saturday.
Mr.. TrIce had with him eight picked
hounds from his fine pack, and these,
supplemented by Mr.. IInw's and Mr.,
Llpscomb's dogs. did excellent work III
finding and following the fox,
Hunters We're astir early on Saturday
morning. ellis, the club cook, furnished
most appetizing breakfast Tom Dem
mis- brought around the horses, and then
it was "up and away with tho bell
mouthed music of Mt. Trlce's "stock-
ings" leading the pack. with Mr. Lips
combs Music" and Mr.. Haw's point
err Keeping the pace, and doing most
efficient service
The hounds, unkennelled at 6:45 A, NJ,
ran to the north OF Cohoke. toward Les
ter Manor. In about fifteen minutes
they struck trail. but in n short while
started deer, pressing him SO hardly
that he took to the rPamunkey River.
The dogs. being called In. got abroad
again ON the trail of n second deer that
escaped as the first had DONE
Finally. about 10 O'clock the pack was
gathered, and though tho extreme dry
ness prevailing baffled them for little
while. they Jumped a red fox at last,
| Mr., Trice coming up, and throwing In
| MARY" Rover" and others OF his pack
at this juncture. the chase became fast
| and furious
owing TO heavy cover the hounds fol-
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lowed continuously until 4 p M, when
the XIII was made. about three miles
north OF Cohoke pond in the woods.
Foo much cannot be said III praise OF
the splendid work dono by the dogs,
especially those OF Mr.. Trlcc's pack, MI
tSporD Lipscoinb's Music" and MI.
Haw's Pointer" who, though come
what advanced In years, held his own III
gallant style.
All the field tool, off their hats TO
their two leaders, Mr.. Trice and MI MI
Haw, who nre typical hunters, OF inc
old-fashoned Virginia sort and fearless
riders
The pleasures of the chase were sue
ceeded by the pleasures Of me ,anir'
splendid club dinner awaiting the hu lNt'
ers on their return, and making most
enjoyable ending to q long-to-be- reinem-
bered day. ).
Mr.. Patterson, Mr.. Trice and Mr.. SSd-
nor returned TO Richmond Sunday MORN y. q,
relating to their friends the incluents
and experiences Of the day.
DR.. Gordor's Lecture.
The third and last lecture in DR.. Cor
don's course on "The Hygiene OF Child
Of Thursday, November 18TH, Mt nan
past four O'Clock, in NO. IA West Main
Street. f
The subject will he 'Children's Diseases
and How to Detect the First SYMPTOMS
/ mothers and teachers Will take pains
to inform themselves on this subject,
much could be dGne to prevent the
spread OF contagious diseases IN inc
schools and elsewhere. a cordial invita-
tion Is extended to all teachers. and TO
I the members OF the mothers clubs
Entertainments
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JAPs CONTEMPLATE
S25O,OOO,OOO LOAN
\ AssocIAted Press,)

IBy AssOCAteU ITess,J
E. DONDON, November 13-The Assoc
clated Press Is Informed that the Japan
ese government has decided to immedi-
ately issue new foreign loan of $3.50, :
0O,ooo at per cent. which will BIO used
partly for converting the external per
cent, loan and partly for the reedemptioll
of the international loans, It Is under
stood that Franco will participate TO
n considerable amount the Rothschild,s
Paris house being tho Issuing house there.
Tho exact date OF the issue has not yet
been dec!dd upon.
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America Locomotive Stocks.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
NEW YORK, November 13.-Americnn
I,ocomotIye was among the pool stocks
which suffered to-day, There has been
some dislntegration among a number OF
oncrators in prominent brokerage houses
who have hitherto cooperatcd on the bull
side. Some OF the pressed steel car
bought In the same quarters was unlond-
cd, and the railroad equipment issues
generally acted badly,
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National Fox Hunters Trials

Especial to The Tlmes-5lspHlc1'''1I, -, ]
LEXINGTON, Ky. November is.Mah g
twelfth annual meeting OF the Nau anaa q
Tox Hun ters Association began g l'a ,I,it
s spwrtt . from various parts of the
.u fGni States in attendance. The event
promises the best snort n I'm, years. ho artn ns
ter three trials. the stake will be started.
The trials are for all ages, Hnndsome
silver trophies and hounds from many
States will contest
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Masonic BANQUET,
,cial to The Times Dispatch2

Especial to The Times Dispatc h) 5.
CULPEPER, VA November IA.
the stated communal catlon Tonight Or
Fairfax Royal Arch Chapter there was .
sumptuous banquet given at Miliars
Hotel In honor of s. w. Thompson, t.
Gently elected grand high priest OF: VIZ
ginia. Many Masons from this ana Wy y.
surrounding county We're present, anu
various toasts We're responded to.
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SOCIAL AND !
PERSONAL !

1i---7
II walked In the world with the worldly.
j craved what the world never gave; !.
And said: In the world each ldeaA,
a That shincsslike star on liies W wave
Is wrecked on the shores OF the Reai,
And sleeps like dream in q grave.
Ana / toiled on, heart-tired Of the
Human,
And moaned mid the mazes of men,
Till i kneit long ago, at an altar
And heard IL voice call me. Since theh,
u walk down the Valley of Silence
That lies far beyond mortal Rem.
IN the hush of the Valley Of Silence
i dream all the songs that sing;
And tho music floats down tho am
Valley,
Till each finds a word for wing,
That 10 hearts, like the Dove Of the
Deluge,
a message of Peace they may bring
DO you ask mo the place of the Valley,
Ye hearts that are narrowed by Care
II lieth afar between mountains,
And God and His angels are there;
And one is the dark mount of Sorrow
And one the bright mountain OF PRAYER.
Abram Joseph Ryan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-14

and considered. The board could not oner
the recalcltrant cadets the paper 70 pc
signed but would give such paper u
It should be requested. In short time
the committed OF the class returned, ask
Ing for such a paper, which was then
furnished.
'HThis was after taps, and the superih-f
tendcnt promptly issued an order giving
permissior to the committee 10 see their
classmates. The committee returned later
with the signatures OF all members OF
the class but thirteen.
This thirteen said they were thoroughly
In sympathy with the expression OF re-
greet, but could not sign 1t, as IN doing
So they would violate an oath they had
taken.
The board Informed the committee that
this paper would stand upon tho same
basis with regard to the sgners as in
dividual papers which had already been
received from State cadets. In regard to
the thirteen who would not sign, the
order OF tho board. in reference to dis
niissal, would stand. The committee VINO
had presented the paper Of regret then
asked to withdraw t, saying they would
stick to the class.
"The board remained in session until
midnight, hoping the boys would think
better OF their action. but nothing further
was heard from them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-14

where she was tho recipient OF many nat
terlns attentions as the guest OF MISS
English. "A number Of out-of-town people
Will conre to Richmond for the Wedding.
Mr.. Ripley and his bride Will take an ex-
tended bridal trip, and will make their
home in New York city.