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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-10
Good Roads at Public Expense.

In a paper read before the American
Roadmakers' Congress Mr.. Martin
Dodge of Washington, d. c.. said:
MANY people are alarmed in conse-
auence of the concentration of wealth
and population in the great cities. but
few seem to appreciate the effect this
has in the rural districts. Ut is doubt
full whether anything can be done to
interfere with the great economic law.
which tends toward concentration Of
numbers. wealth and power In the
great cities. But something can be
done to Offset the loss which has fall
len on the rural districts. by reason OF
the great change in wealth and popu-
lation manifested within the last gen
Grafton.
lone of the chief cornerstones upon
which every great city is founded is
cheap transportation; not only for long
distances over both land and water,
but also in the city itself, b.v reason of
paved streets and vehicles propelled by
inanimate power. The country lacks
this important element, cheap trans
portation. The vehicle propelled by
animal power, proceeding over a COM
mon country road, is about as expen-
sive as il was fifty or a hur dred years
ago. 1t still costs by that means 10
cents for passengers per nj lie and IS
cents ton for freight.
ut is the lack of cheap ransporta-
ton mainly for which country people
suffer The remedy for this Is to i'm
prove public highways at public ex-
r,ense. When our agricultural people
were first approached with the propo-
sition that highways should be perma
ed because they supposed the entire
cost of Improvement would fall upon
their shoulders, according to the gen
orally prevailing custom. But since
they have been assured this burden
will be shared by others, and that
state fund will be raised from which
portion of the cost will be paid, and
that this sum may be su oplemented
by an appropriation by tie national
government in aid Of perm anent road
building. the farmers are gradually
but surely turning from an adverse to
a. favorable attitude on the general
proposition.
"By the proposed plan, which is so
rapidly gaining in favor turnout the
country and in the halls o. congress,
we will have the concentrated wealth
In the great cities assisting the far
nners to improve highways \ the rural
communities. Many hands make light
work, and what was too heavy for
the farmer to bear alone, will be easily
carried when the cost is justly dis
tributed."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-10
FOR KILLING one MuskRAT.
Emmet County Man Fined for Viola.
ton Of Game Laws.

Estherville, Feb. S.-The district
court Is in session at this place at the
present time. There have come UP for
hearing a couple of especially interest
ing cases. One was Il criminal case
entitled state of Iowa VS.. c. T. Pugs-
ley, wherein the defendant Pugsley was
arrested charged with killing a musk
rat out of season. Pugsley was caught
with muskrat skin in his possession
on Oct 30, 1904, prior to the prohibi-
ted season-that is, between April
and November /, during which time
one is forbidden to kill, trap, ensnare
or have in his possession muskrats.
Pugsley was found guilty before a
Justice of the peace and appealed to
the district court, where he was con-
victed on the appeal.
The other case is that of G. w. Bard
VS.. Emmett County Stock Company, in
which Bard sues the stock company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-10
TRIED TO CHOKE HIMSELF.
Charles Elias, Syrian, Who Figured
in Sensational Case, ATTEMPTS Sui

Charles Elias, Syrian, Who Figured
in Sensational Case, Attempts Sui
eide.
Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, Feb. 10. = Charles Elias,
a Syrian who figured sensationally last
week in a damage suit in the district
court against Hasan Hanoun, the rich
Syrian of whom he demanded $1,000
for debauching his wife. Mrs. Teckla
Elias, last night attempted to commit
suicide at his home, Fourth and Steu-
ben streets.
After Elias had eaten his supper he
had little to say to his wife until a
woman physician, whose name he
could not remember, raped at the
door. The doctor presented bill of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-10
INSURANCE COMPANIES MERGE,
Two Farms Mutuals are Consolidated
at Des Moines.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Feb. 1O.-Two insurance
companies were merged here today
They are the Farm Property Mutual
Insurance Company of Iowa and the
Mutual Windstorm Company. The
articles of the new company were APP
proved by the auditor today. The
companies are consolidated under the
name of the first named and the COM
bned insurance in force is now $780,
900. j. r. Sage and j. l.. Brown are
among the officers Of the company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-10
LEMARs TO REFORM.
Council Will Vote Passage of Anti.
Splitting Ordinance.

LeMars, Feb. 1o.--At meeting of
the city council Monday night an anti
splitting ordinance was passed on its
final reading. The measure had its or
igin with the Good Government Club,
an organization of ladies recently
formed in this city, as successors to
the defunct Equality Club. The meas
ure finds favor in the eyes of decent
citizens, as the sidewalks especially at
the junction of the MAIN tboroughfare
have long been an eyesore to clean
people, from the frequent expectora-
lions of tobacco juice and saliva.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-10
JASPER is CONVICTED.
Davenport Dog Catcher Found Guilty
of Shooting John Gibson.
Special to es-Republican.

Davenport, Feb. 1o.-The jury in the
case of the state VS.. Herman Jasper
the city dog tax collector, who shot
John Gibson. a c. NJ. & st. p. switch
man, at his home near Front and
Brown streets on Friday night, De-
cember %, during an alteration over
the collection of delinquent dog tax.
returned a verdict shortly before 10
o'clock yesterday morning finding the
defendant guilty of assault with intent
to inflict great bodily injury.
The verdict was returned after the
panel had been out for twenty-five
consecutive hours. 1t was signed by j.
FL Odgers as foreman
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-10
TO MANILA AND RETURN.
Atlantic Man Wires to Philippines

Atlantic, Feb. 10.-The manager Of
the Postal Telegraph Company sent a
message from here to Manila, P. L.,
Tuesday afternoon. This is not so
strange, but the fact that he received
an answer in just seventy-six minutes
is the strange part. He got a direct
wire from here to San Francisco, so
that there was no time lost in trans
fers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-10
Mioht Send For the Blizzard.

When the blizzard struck New York
City recently, the Mayor of Bismark
telegraphed Mayor Mcclellan, telling
him of the beautiful weather they were
enjoying in the western states, Offer
ing sympathy, and asking If he could
do anything to help the stormbound
eastern metropolis. Mayor Mcclellan
replied: Eyes, come and take your in
fernal blizzard back where it belongs"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-10

Fred Hossfield, aged 40 and deaf,
was killed by. train at Fort Wayne,
Ind. He left a $500 insurance policy
i'm favor of his boarding house keeper,
Mrs. Ireland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-02-10
-
FIREMEN's TOURNAMENT.
Maple Valley Association to Meet at
Wall Lake, June z.
Snecfol IN Tinn. pap,titcop


Wall Lake, Feb. 1o.-At the Carroll
meeting 1t was decided to hold the
annual Maple Valley firemens tourna
ment at Wall Lake on Wednesday
June Z. Twenty-one towns will send
their fire companies to the tournament
and 1T is now believed the attendance
this year viii be record breaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
GAlNEs's MILL.

Meg Triton, or Prince George county, ~
visiting her daughter, Mira Julian Rufilh' near
M X, WI. " i. Rcllum has removed his family
Ia his new residence at Cedar I'M, HehIlco
COMFY Mh' H. S. BOYD. Of Water View Va, visited
,his place the past week
The son Of Napoleon Madison. OF Black
Greek, who vas injured by falling tree 10
sill unable 10 walk
= Miss Eya Blackburn, OF Barkeps MIL, Is the
guest Of Mrs. Annie I}urnette,
Miss Lille Yarbrough, Of Cold HaTbor VINO
has been quito sick with pneumonia Is 'in-
iPt sIias Hannah Miller has returned TO- her
home Ii, Highland Springs, after visit 70
i,er brother at Meadow farm,
n Mr.. George Tyler has removed MS family
Ioseph McGhec. who has been confined TO
MS home for the past Few weeks Is I'M
MIS-. Julian Bowles y quite III at her home
{ near Walnut Grove Ghurch;, . CO.,
Al. O. Allison, OF Hickory Grove, snsll hum-
DAY. afternoon WITH friends near Gethse z Iat,'
~ mite sick from the effects Of 4 severe coils,
Mrs Jnr,es Burnett ylsitsd relatives near
narlsr.s Mill on Monday last
Z NJ George Kelium - badly poisoned on
Abe face and hands By burning WOOD wan
y lsasmsuio' ..,s little daughter OF Mr., and tirr
gf,hss Moore near Black Greek who has been
Hi nltI pneumonia, y rpia4T Improving
HH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
February 18Th III Worlds History

* $ X X II 4
Elbh daughter James II England dico
vast Wills chapel.
tho nothing
be enacted contrary TO religion o. good manners
Colonel
the night 4
a America and
Magnolia is his chef lie
had
sudden and bold movement
:5
assisted the Americans
gle s4( s +
revolutionary army died Tie took Iae H
England atcF
cruelty. exchanged 49,
establishments and cond their
n
~ Fre mills Aacomb to
tho being two feet ten inches deer. M
Of Virginia the
tine PENNSYLVANIA AGAINST the nfoads
Of !
United States died az
tcrda the colonies after e
'front.' 70 Il :
General county aged ninety lie served
An the
commodore died. aged slNyegh
! Richard died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
HIGHLAND SPRINGS NEWS.

At Library Hall valentine party" VIII
be given tomorrow under the. auspices. OF tho
Highland SPRINGS BRANCH ct ,hs a MGmhn nys
good time and help In q good cause. :.
a ahe pa ss waek A}or partakns Of fruit the
tables were cleared and refreshments OF "a =
osss a pase
iuetantly left for their homes. hoping soon
= Mrs RS j.. w. A,klssop has been suffering for
Of lie death Of her brother, p. Il, Iaytcr::
g re mas in s her s
Mrs a, Bingham, OF Massachusetts, who has
been u guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, Dudley for some
tins, left during tho week for her homo IN
MIR Mrs. Marion \, Savage. who has been, =
Ten days left during the week for her home
in Chesterfield county.
is M Visiting n her sister Mrs Clayton on Kalina
mis-" Miss jamie lludrens, q tho "Isstuge;m !, leg.
| The home OF Mr.. Cairns, on Cedar Avenue.
| Chesterfield counts. !, ,a,,,o {. ,,,,n, ne
| Monumental kindergarten, Of which no is a
| pupil owing 10 sickness ., ~,
re Nh E mi an attack ntrs d l srip
Mrs. j. ". Atkisson ha sheen suffering for
tho past few days With u severe attack oil
y" MIS-, s. iFrederca cronyn sister Of Mrs, Ru,l
| Cairns. IS expected shortly at the bedside o.
her mother. who, has been seriously III at tho
y home of Mr. w. A. Cairns. H
4 MI. C,ronyn, OF Massachusetts, has arilve{
il Tho Village, and Is now with bis wife a
the homo OF Mr. Cairns on Cedar Avenue,
A tainment at her homo on Tuesday evening, L
! which her young friends Of tho neighborhoot
\ were invited, Cards We're played. Refreshments
4 were served and tho occasion was ono o
much pleasure. 5a
4 Frank Ninal, NJ. ~, OF Scitunte, Mass. VIII,
N has been visiting his brother. Mr.. H. +. Vlnal
at Rcadyyile, left Monday for Washington Of
Ills way home,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
OLD CHURCH.

$& a.. ,,.,,ah C.lonion. * OF this place. can
bons ss Of an orange tree that contains sl KY
ono rpa ORANGES also q o bem '' measure sure
!. t t'rolvn inches in crcum ference, III
Miss Julia Tunstall Is visiting MISS s' s'i'
Jones near Black Creek s,k;a i rbor is visiting
arrase Of Miss Mass'a ass o Maaa aS s
!: II f,, ~, at 4so Tha Rev. s.. @ southnl!
oeated Miss Mew Of e oainton
MAG ~ na np bnst man Miss Lucy Tucker rem
d aesedd the Wedding march, bride wore
lovely suit Of gray CLOTH me az co,,nt
THE The funeral Of Mir. William Hughes ,s &C
place at mmanuol Church on dus sck AZ iusi her
Miss Dora Doug glass is Va quite sicN ~, ~ y w ~
Dr.. w. A. Campbell.is confined 70 MS MONS
with q severe cold *fis ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
CHESTNUT. ], ID D. !! 4. J, !, / q \
5 NDSHlG ARK ,K| 8

,,S !, 4, soca Sniub on last
EE,rdav evanins ;dellghtfully tertained by
aIss Annie sale, ut ller home. Third We
nue. Games were played until
lcrs al Marsa
NJ, rTos Ssnie Maude Livasay, ebecca Clarke,
Aurciia Pn g ,9 9amos
Richard Sale s
Haryie rho next meeting w ~
be announced later. . a =, IA r, 3
Mlsss Lena wilkins. on, ~. ~
sthe guest Of her friega ~
tia ster Wills Goodail who has been sick
FOR, seye,., days. is SLOWLY. improving 49,,
Miss Cora Williams aoI ls y ,cs on High
la mrs fa William cole lghland is Is
somewhat inproyed after nelh ny sckness
heHss foIl s of nonor
School, ending for the tfe g 'rl oru'
ia rs follows: Z, I, - r,,o r,.c ella
eniGe A nula B sssa Todd
"T Tnt ermeGiato A--Edna Bowman. Z. .,,,.,
Junior cr1 Ru1y 1aF resham May
S ,nn!l pertha Marshal EMILY Cross Bessls
Sarter Aiaude Tiiler, 5Edythe arbrough, .
Miss Susie has bSsn y months
rela.iyfes,t on Iass ,he %cek a5
p uHt rs Frank Yarbrpugh, Who has been ours
slck for the past week. is5 improv "a i
Master Earl Ray hp,has neg =, It Week. is
iss Lillian pps home e a IT.,
spending several days DTS. iNi''l; -
laMsa q Johnson has lii II
prince George County, tier =, r ~ ,,a'
daughter MIS- Walter Tfrt Tor Waynes
,,o MISS IA Where she will spend some time
relatives. HAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
NEWS or.
THE SUBURBS
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mr., Herbert Ncwberry and wife left last
week for Ohio where Mr.. 2Newberry has ac-
copied n position Fl 5 ass IA iis M
Mr.. loft gI1amtll, Of North Carolina, Is spend
Ing some time with tho family Of Mr. John
d Mrs Charles sBakowsk Is confined to her
home wlthsthe grip f3 3 {t s. f3 . . * <, Ca
Misses Amy and Mr. II lizard Belt, Of BaltI-t
NJ CT, are tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. ILL.,
Thompson. on Twenty-third Street lst
Green, whero se Mil 'l Spend is some time Witt
Mrs. Russell, Of 5Lunenburg county, Is 4 tho,
IL s near her son, who Is iii at the hospital
Miss Laura Martin, 81 Hanover county Is
visiting relatives 4 ths3yicnty b, !, !,
Church viii meet tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock. All the ladies' are urged to DO present.,
ery ms1tan ss,es
IL. Thompson, who suffered Il stroke of paray7i
SIS two weeks ago, continues quite H. II 4 , ,,s.S
In New York. after Il visit to his father, Mrs
willis Evans Of No. 1919 Twenty first Street;
to hiaBhomo several days by sickness, Isl i'm
Mrs Mrs Mlnnle# billiard visited ii Mineral city
IN SD. Glenn and Ernest Morris. Of Amelia
county, have returned home. after e visitato
|
Miss WlthieH Tcaglo Is quito Ill In tho home
Of her father on Twenty first Street l.Sa
MIR. Lee,nan Hughes Is the guest OF his aunt,
Mrs. william Isabell. ~. 81 39T d "a sta II sS3
MI. and lMrs.FJ. Miles arc visiting relatives
REV Mr.. Steel, Of BROOKLYN, N. y. has re
turned home after a short visit to Mr. Frank
Mr. ana Mrs Ennis Day Of boswell. ya.,.
wore the guests OF Mrs w. G.. Thomas OF NO.
| c2l7E Paramount Avenue, during last week.
| Mr.. James Gentry Is improving after being
! confined Ito 4hls home two weeks With q SCI
| we're spell Of Illness.
Mrs. Woodward. who slipped on the Ice on
| her porch several days ago and painfully IN
4 jured cher back & Is slightly Improved, but
1 is still confined to her bed EN- ,a. &
| Miss Fannie Shenault,. Of Hanover county Is
4 visiting her brothers. family on Iwenty-first
| Street. Il ~ - ! n j.
Il rcd hot stove several days ago and painfully
l. burned her face, Ia getting along quite nicely.
| al the last meeting of the Paramount live
4 OF Lady Naccabees, Mr.. Rayburg presented
the hive with a. lirc szo portrait Of his late
i wife Mrs. FLORENCE Rayburg. who died severa
4 Hive Of Lady Nlaccahees The hive gr9 Ca
1 appreciates the present and extended MT: ltaS'
l burg n,lny thanks for. his thoughtful gilt
ID Howard Jones, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l1onnit
/. Jones' who so seriously lacernted his cheef
4 whilc coastln several days ago Is getting oI
as well as can be expected tsi Ell "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

Half Smell Cigars, AT all leading cigar
stores, hotels, drug stores and saloons,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
FULTON NEWS.

The Rev George H. Sheriff; pastor of -Four
Mile Greek Baptist Church, Hardy Central
and Antioch Churches, In lower llcnrco couli-
~, who recently returned from Nintondnle
Pa, Nhere he was assisting his son, the REV.
g. w Sheriff, IN a very successful revival
meeting. XIII occupy the pulpi, At Four Mile
Creek Church to-day, when II: Is thousht he
call Which he recently received from the
First Baptist Church ut Homo city: Pa
The Rev, Their Anthony McKeefrey; Of st.
Fulton Catholic Sunday school building on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
POLE GREEN.

The contract Tor carrying the mail from 2, Ell
eson has ses f nMat the next
smith who .r n Ssen sp IshanS
some time th nsr da"Fa ar om e near Alice
sp Niss Anne Whie Wa7hngon4 Ind
Henry Academy her mother IN 1s''''1
mshq rSSSR barton EAts xho a,I ns.
nG Nrs Carter who has been coninea
si1 Farmers Assoeatlon I hsd noy .s
regular monthly meeting u 20 th 8 haf' near
Hns lnst prS SSS;suy X ac
and dis Is N nowable to4 resume his studies y
mi Mi = Garrett. Of Newman's Mills reported
qn 1snr sick or hnafa erof Leo HALL
ce h1alnrS guest OF lis uncle, Mr BENJAMIN
itulso Tanno shelton principal e the 4a
Church School, spent SATURDAY ans if s'u.'uus
WIN eT sla.y Hath u died wednesday Feb
rinfy 1st ut herahono near |, store.
funeral service was conducte ,a " 9Snado
famil,, burying ground on tho old Heath farm
Mrs. Heath had long been u sufferer tr on,
Mr.. Alexander Henry returned to his I,,I none
placS lest e sitnqady for ro some me
Were mr and n1 MA Perdue, Of Chesterfield, have
returned home after dflisht VI y IA y
W nr and Mrs Dickerson. o. Belmont,
g anary asst the birthday
attractive daughter Miss : Al .f H,oo tahie
as I Sesu snHl win pink and
O. eand'es
sbarmtnr plcture. After dinner the guests Y,
TIE pa no AND Mhen
,nn, S fyere served. Among those present were
Ar and Ms JR Diskerson Nlr;Lana q M rr.
Iaiiaforro Misses Mayie and Ann1e Tiia
f fSrro N1essrs Charles Garrett, Harry EamK
ne, willie and IiddtrT Newman pn't 5,'luet'
"a Roli Of honor school: /, M n IeaI.
Tniiey teacher lrl ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
18th III Worlds History

. " z 5 q x 4 s$& "a
Rome Of
N n e e i1 & I'll aa5
beheaded
principal instrument In the accusations
Is
%earnin he 6g5 II IN "A
Oglethop
set q y 81
te OF Cnares
&a lSss588
birthday o. Polish warrior #8#
The the
Marquis de i Z 81
Pria meph
lie wasan profound thinker
Ahraham .t 53a ssaS&SEs
the Russians in which the
u
4 sg@
Of
tand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12


.rr.s conai,dments,p sunday so.,ool T. s 1t
5dated every Sunday evening ct clock i, 81 4
school has nearly one hundred M
sr's tSssss Ss sss sn1b 1SssS
Turned 81 I. 9, ,yns sold out yes
Sip Ky w t HsstG aS!ls Nj
Tend u tho business. i t,onrv street
o. the ,Sl,, pen est 1Ved
iesdaY A eiToon at O'clock With ~, ss fsEt
p. Parish 1t fdr residence " ~ II e'S. A5
IS s sss 81 sass s}Fsst ~ several veek'
s,s .sis4 sNi a, fBe os f&hasSaFss
lena Lena Johnson dauEhtcr ot Me- a ana 4, Mrs H
out. ter having been confined on y
HSenesAs for s91s time nc s
recent illness seieatiy q be pvt W. r,oon,e
ma q gGr q a. friday after
noon If, escaping Serious injuries ~ e. ta a.,
which ho sustained. 1Ic hua been ho UP t ohot
elook ma atept 10 shs cur
twas tt,r,ig at tho corner o h,s fdot Handed
My'n,f ae LoSIssa a'e
snow and he was precipitatcdl 1, 70 n PIuut 10
Of q %na seyor paoRases
" Tss par,y \, ~
Eaoho on Denny Street. in honor o. {, + her er
MISUNDERSTANDING Lucy perr .;,;t u latc
hour. when All elegant supper wa s Isr sa
Ttoso present Misses INN nng = oosevcia.
Iizzio Jackson Nnttic Mcdowell, An!o p poon +
l!ngton y se "a r mni caye eS
SoI,i Shea. Walter Dawson, Dudley Ball, John
Va,chaiI Mendy Wade Dabney Wade ~, Wi ,S
Berry, w. Dawson, lnwood NY Ely
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
WEsIHAMPION RIDGE.

Edward Oliver has returned homo after
being away four weeks, During his stay he
visited California and other places OF Interest
In the West.
HELEN Pepper OF "Roso Lawn" is out again
after being confined 10 her home for some
time with measles.
Captain sam Register, who had tho mis-
fortune to have his handsome new residence
at "Dun,reath," burned last week. contem-
plates rebuilding.
j. T. Eubank, who was indspostd during
the past week, is out and nj his duties again.
j, T., Franklin, who has been very ~ DURING
tho past three weeks Is thought to be M
,vbe recent fall Of hail and sicet has broken
ul tho skating on Westhnmpton lake WHEN
has been greatly enjoyed by large crowds,
Roll OF Honor for Ridge School-Grnnlmar
Grtdes-- Florence Badenoch ubl, Agnes l!aae-
noch 90, Marie SheppsWon %, Wilde , Shsn,
person (ef. Jessie Shcpperson 10. Wlllie
ladenoch 90. Leo Busser, Joseph l'adenoch,
Tmberlake Meredith 90, Hiram Oliver CO.
PRIMARY Grades-.Memie Eubank 90. Este!l
Clarke Jennie Franklin Q3l. katie Wood
ward tib>. Bella Badenoeh u5), Lizzie Wood
wayi M, Henry oliver.
Half Smell Cigars, nj all leading cigar
stores, hotels, drug stores and saloons,
q "a SToH r "a.
Bear. the a lhs Kind yau Aa,e Always Bought
S'f' !, LZ4HzZz;Sz9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-23

puppies to the shark" Manager Pot
ter Went ON protesting. I never fec
anything to the shark, although have
tried to. The shark viii not eat
Well" said the 5. P. c. a. lady.
they told me you did and I deemed ii
only right to come to headquarters and
find out"
Then she went any from there and
the big fishes that had all suspended
for the moment the pleasant occupa-
ton of eating the little ones went on
| with their merry chasing. The big oc-
topus waved couple of his arms
gracefully and the hermit crab peeped
out of his anemone covered cottage to
share in the general leave-taking. AS
for the shark he came up with a splash
: in the middle of his tank and winked
laboriously at Fred Potters pretty lit
| tie white fox terrier. That terrier
fishes, too. You can see it in the saucy
way in which she banks at the cray
fish when they begin sparring across
the alley at the cells.
The shark, by the way. did not seem
to be in his usual spirits yesterday.
Maybe. indeed, he would have relished
a fat puppy, or some such juicy It'd bit
He swan sluggishly, like a shark with
a hob-nailed liver, almost turning on
his side and showing the water out of
the way with his great body in the most
ill-natured possible way. The shark. in
fact, does not like the place he lives
in. He is cramped for room, like
family of seven and four visitors from
the country in a five-roomed city fla
Also, he has been longer in captivity
than any of his predecessors. This
shark was caught twenty-six days ago,
and there never was one in that tank
before that lived more than fourteen
days. 1t is not an easy role to fill, even
for a shark, to be the oldest inha bitant
The responsibility clearly wears upon
the fish.
The other fishes are all very well,
thank you. Even the big octopus has
concluded to accept the spotted fellow
with knobs on his stomach as a squid
and a brother, and peace broods ever
hat tank once more.
The weather at the beach yesterday
vas absolutely perfect, the band play
ID to a large crowd that stayed until
he last note died away among the
ronwood trees, the surf was full Of
FATHERS and coasting canoes, and all
he resorts drew well. The Rapid
Transit cars. by all lines, carried one
# the biggest crowds of the season.