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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
WiEsTHAM. PToN 1 RIDGE.

The condition OF ~ !. F.. franklin. who has
4 been sick for some time remains unchanged.
: !. Mrs. " Leroy Anderson. OF Richmondi spent
Tuesday, with her mo her. Mrs. T. Eubank,
}cll. t.Jr. g. q y. a. 4 II {. Of Ridge n on last
q Wednesday night was enjoyed BY n O. 3 large
crowd .gS after supper was served, music and
son. and y p. 5udenoch. Jr.. furnished the
music. M S VI a.F
u Miss Etta Franklin Is kept at home By sick.
ness. & n s M
spent Sunday at '.yVayslde." with her parents.
Mr.: and Mrs W. Browning. 5i Az
s Mr., and Mrs. Luther Thorpe spent Sunday
s,, Z, with the a1ter's sister Mrs.
q. w o. Conner. Of South, Cherry Street. spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. connor,I rs Of
Mrs. 6, p, Smith has been combined u
Miss Alice Wade. OF Richmond was recently
the guest ri her sister. Mrs Z, y, Paine az
AIrs; Z. gaushsn. Of THO {, Vista. spen.
"a Mrs. LeIloy Anderson. Mrs, Henry Ander-
son. and the lat ter mother, Mrs, stnrlayant.
hehnloa = spent n mhnrSdg Mrs.
ana Saturday With relatlvesin Richmond,
E Henry Clark nf Springfield. spent Sunday
VIII fElsndf " .nent
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Mary l'aughan,
Mr.. Sanderson,a OF Richmond. was at Vest
1%e'Gs al RSsf g 81 na ie%on passed through
5Westhampton Park on last Monday ON his
why 70 his former home near that plac 9; Nh si
l5J. II. Franklin, pf Westhampton Park, Wis
tied friends In upper IIenrico on last Mons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
FARM CUNT NEWS.

Z. II - = e = u
Mr.8nnl Mrs r. clnrencc Foreman have
oturned from their bridal trip and arc now
home to their friends at AIS East Clay
ktreet. q ~ NJ 3si "
Messrsi Tildcn Smith. OF Caroline county.
nd George Smith, of wi l!an,sburg, who have
zen visiting their sister, Mrs Gcssenhause
|inve returned home. u 81 IN
| Mfr. Robert Llnkhard Is confined To- his
homo ty sickness. a ss 81 &s@i AZ I'll "a
Mr.. Frank sherman. Is no moved to Roam
BIKE from Paramount last year. has secured
,osition at the Locomotive Works and expects
lo3r,ovc his family here IN a short time. 3 KS
Mr.. aInudo Adams Is quite Ill at her{ resi-.
Mi H. Thad Bowman and Miss Vaughan were
lie guest Of Mrs, Maudas Putzo during the past
'Mr..sand Mrs John Goodsby have returned
from g pleasant visit 70 relatives N "A Peters
e TSe iprant child Of MR. and Mrs. James
Eelpn Is quite III with pneumonia ut Mis-
I Rev, j q 3. v Babcock. who was operated on
at St L Luke Hospital several days ago for
! ppendicit,is. Is Improving rapidly. 3s5t /. "
\ NIr Al Harry lnge. who s. Is confined Y to his
home by s!cknesS Is !improv ng.S and hopes TO
80 to b6 nut In q few days. @ rs 'Ass
The 1lcr. Josiah Crldup, ct Washington
North arplina. will preach at the FAirmount
Baptlst Church to-day 88s3 i l8i5s
,rgas b has rsneea hemf arsr
Mrs. Joseph. Smith who has been III Tor
several 3months.&is getting along nicely
2 Mrs. Maggie Pate. Master Jesse Pate and
Miss Susie Doggctt have rel turned iron, Caro-
Inns county, where they. went 70 attend the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29


number Of young people at her home near
Chickahorniny on the tho night of " he twenty
nsl snead Miss Bernard cottrell Miss !, Agnes
P.irycar. Miss Bessie p,lryear, afr.!yy willie.
Jones, Mr.. Herbert Puryear. Mr.. Iemuel
snead. Mr: Ollie Powers Mr.. samuel cottrsli5
Miss Rebeeca Kennedy and Miss Helen
Bowles, were tho guests OF Mrs 81 = mes l..
Mr. All!o. sad er: OF Richmond. spent last
Sunday with his parents 5riear r. Short Pump. $
Mrs. Mary j enley visited friends IN Rich sc
Mr.. and Airs" Willis scott ana little son.
Raymond. of Richmond. were tho guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II Henry Scott, OF Gal Val on
Sunday. IS Jgs 81 l9y gss
sick at her home, is able to be out a gain. i
Mrs. Eddie snead. OF Hyla'ss.3 Va, had !, a.
and was injured otherwise internally,
q Mr.. Charlie Ford has returned to his home
In upper Henrlco. after a pleasant visit
Of about two weeks with relative and friends
In Richmond. Isl $33 WI I'LL si s 4.5! DIX III
Mrs i. I!. cettrcll was the guest Of Mrs,
Powers. Of Chiokahomny, 4 on Sunday. .sslS8
S MI. and Mrs. LoIrue Snead tof Erin Shades
Va. Will celebrate their wooden swedd Ing at \
their home on tho night of the thirty first "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

1 The Woman's study Club vi meet on 81 ID
nesda y February .lst In Lbnry Hall, Where
Roll sl; Ssmes d dtsst ArtSt :. S saulpeFs
Pictures lin EloreRse :" BrqMnins, Mrs, Hnth
.DaWolf: Exhibit OF Madonnas; Physical cul-
TURF. Pr; Susan A., Roopa; rcfrsShMents
ment on; Tuesday evening. whom the mems
SsT' aysys ws Wso k ay a
lnssnt until 2 afs hour, . Z. v ~.
IS On g. visit 70 NJ. and Mrs. ]; "; Dudley,
mount High School hayng tlnlshed up tho
regular graded work. Of the other. schools,
Ghsstsrnsld county. is 9 guest q. 81 Mrs
tho village until after the February Itneatng;
Of the NYon,an's study Club She ls the
club S5 55fs, Y
and Two children. littlo Hiss via, Collins and
Master Dudley Collins, returned from WASH y
Thelma. Infant daughter of Mr.. md Mrs,
John Rufner, Is conyalesclng from her recent
Illness. KS itii NfT sls}i yiE,E. MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
sGAINES'S@ mill
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$5 Robert Talleys is quito solt with rheumatism,
George Nc Chico lis sick FROM he effects Of q
cold r " "a
Miss Lena ,Hpfner spent Friday night With
Mrs. Joseph. McGhce ls much better, but
is yet under tho caro- OF Doctor alison. 5l
Miss Sadie Kelly visited Richmond OIL Mon
day. III * S} r. Ss3a ~ 1870
M. Peace and daughter. Miss Ida, of Black
Creek. visited the formers brother at the
relatives near old cHuvh during liz weak u
Sce ThuJsday Ell fsrsn afa
burial viii take place from Black Creek
B Mr. and Mrs. !. u. tiau!ding spent Mon.
The slittla child, Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas
z Mr. Ben Barker Is quito sick at his home
near parker'si NJ III with the grip. ~
Tho Rev. Mr., Green WILL M tho Black
Rev, Mr. Jones has been called but cannot
accept at present. US he is travelling South
for his health, Fl
q visit to Mrs. Robbie Holt at Cold Tarbor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
& Mrs. Dclo Burnett was In Richmond last
week for the purpose Of consulting mn oyoi


Mrs. Bclo Burnett was IN Richmond last
week for the purpose of consulting an eye
Mrs, Alice IIufnsr visited her parents near
Barker's Mill recently. l,S IA lj TX &
& Mrs Eva Jeter. q Newn,an.s. was , the guest
Larro Hill during the past week. 81,
e, Master Floyd Arbangl lis much indisposed
from tho effects o a severe cold. hi
The many friends Of Miss Conway Mallory
In This section VIII doubtless bo surprised
marriage to Mr., Andrew sculthorpe next
"Wednesday morning at eleven go,coSls at her
home No SOC West CLAY Street. Richmond. Z
# Mrs. Mary Dlvnli Is selling out all or her
farming implements together with her farm,
and household furniture and expects 70 move
While Napoleon Donaparto Nradlson's two
near Black Creek. tho eldest was caught fast
under q tree Finding, he could not remove
went for his father, who. after much DIM
Guilty removed the trees and limbs. Or Nsl-
Gus damage. ~ ssyi5 58 ats E rs N5g tBG3R
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
NEW RICHMOND TRAIN.
Splendid Opp rtunity for Open
ing Business With N orthern Va.

Especial to The Times lspatch. S H a
$t NIORRISVILLD. ~ "a. j an. Is n e res
cent announcement Of president Stevens;
Of tho Chesapeake s Ohio Railway. that
the e. &, o. road would soon have an early
mall train out Of Richmond to connect
twithithe Southern Railway at Charlottes-
vile. enabling the newspaper publishers
Of Richmond to set their papers into
the hands Of the readers OF Northern Wis
3Glnia and the Valley at time that
Will compare favorably with the arrival
of the baltimore and Washington dc lies;
offers a valuable opportunity for the
business men Of tho city Of Richmond TO
extend their interests to a portion OF
tho State III Which they are practically
an unknown factor. f5f VI KS IN si} sE5
Tho morning papers OF WA shillg on. hal-
tlmore and even Philadelphia and New
York, are delivered at the majority Of the
postofHces In Northern Virgin by noon
at the latest on tho day OF qualifications,
but the mail service from Richmond has
been SO uncertain that Il morning apargs
from that city was hardly looked for
under twenty-four hours, and as tho
business connections OF the small towns
and country districts With the tiles are
established more through newspaper adj 1
rertisements and the daily market re-
ports than any one other factor. the
trade relations OF this section with the
capital OF the State are very slender
at present, But when the people OF
Northern Virginia and tho 7, " Icy are
assured that they can got in good time
q morning paper con taning. besides the \
regular market reports and all Bsnaral
news. the State news. they will prefer liz
and right here Is Where the business nletl
OF Richmond want TO wake pp and make
determined EFFORT TO secure their sliAEa8
Of the profitable trade In what has long
'heen5 an Vpsxplossd gsxtoa IN -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND; PARK

+ Miss Eva Smith, OF Philadelphia. Is the
sues, OF Mrs, Charles L. Eubank,
y Master Charles Gains. Of Henrico county.
A"Hill."S Ia AZ !st
Miss Gladys Lveaay is now able to Be- out,
days. fs3s JS5 81 N 4
q AlIss Helen VERIFY has returned ia her homo
after. spending some. time visiting friends and
Mrs,yyy ~ Y. l.ayno has returned 10 her.
Tho roll Iof honor for iIivhland Park High.
School for Tho week OF January Goth follows
Senior sB,-Annie Sale Rebecca Clarke. Att.
WOOD. Lewis. and Julian Todd. ~, A Z
Junior B-Chcster Woodbridge.
Z Mrs! Mtchelboro. OF Fifth Avenue. who has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
FULTON J n NEWS a

y ana sociai. which was followed bys'as dance,
inent road near the National Cemetery ~ Z
ss;ss s:ssss
ana the treasury Of the Club was Va s'welledi
s5S1sss xsEs sses i E1a
bers sohse hnns saess
CLARKE, Pearl Sunday. Gertrsde ,Astley. lsSsa
sena ya Rosa besss ae S
/ Pleasants: Theresa snelllnEberg and MSS
Mfs:s cass A aa Sell
Charles .Nornan! Ernest Brittle: Henry Nor.
5smes Wa'S
waller Kemp. Roosevelt Jones, =; Davis. Her.
hsr sayass Edrey Dr!nkeE Harden
man. Thomas q d.ms; Michael Hasslnger.
Williams. I,eeby j klns; Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Moore Mr. y, and d. Mrs Jasob =. Getert ThS
ssnis was e I'll fnd ia
rsssss tHe ss1s e tss WIZ
fSsa 9snk Rub,s sssFsaiss Smith
'' x Sse lsss @sstns q Et.is Msttapenl
were. publicly Installed. which ceremony was
preceded BY an elegant musical and ~ Literary
~,
berger; Powhatan, Mr.. Petrl Keeper .pt Re-
cords, Mrs. Mazgaret Easho Keeper, Of Vans
s' Ths exeollen. programme arranged for the
Is the programme: Plano selection. Miss Malan
l3aw; comic selection, Joseph s. Bickerstaft;
GnaTes so
Schmidt; EoEene py!s Mell!s
Schmidt; Refrsshmenis we're serysd el!sr ihe
.T in.sres!ing. session at Nelsen'y Hall on
Tss Sysss Branch e (, ths xsunE we,aPs
V IN
rhs s re%ai RI q Mrs
ds rssdsss ss o aK MsG 1es
sf.sr = Proiiesnsed Illness. were sente e BALI
ss Nsas e an al y sr saslan
liam u Lawder land her s son. 49, HAIRY
= tSsPS; II. s ssg AFTER ssaE ssss
been eon y as HIS home several days on
ssss ~
America n Hfechanlcs' Hall on Louisiana Street.
essTIsk Henry oHn Sn, Wv y't hss
lean Mschan!cs az TayloTs Hall on Twenty
fifth Street, "Wednesday "a night. February
''Wlll,.n Tyres is quite ~ at bis homo on
ma N Ne ps1Ssts F.asS
night at the Junior Order United American,
9dsa1 o gses
r. M, Pitcher continues extremely III at his (
home on louisiana Street. s, :.
MI, William Sutherland Is quito sick at his 8
homo on Nicholson Street,
Methodlst episcopal Church will meet We'd
nasday attelno con at 3 o'cloeE ~ the residence
hahs 81 penny ssss
one of hls eyer several days ago by q piece
.; snSsy q SvitsI " ssgen ths Ysl4fsa sfEaa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
.. f,,l &c Il g .TtS n
some doubts as to saving his sight dave been

Some doubts as to saving his sight dave Ne been
slnentioncd s FL $ ''ss,:,i ls 49,
Donahue 3 Hall. &, on Il -ouIsan Street, NJ was
members me .39e Cedar Camp, y'toodmcn & Of 4tho
noria a ~ helr lends and sweet
+ ton of tho camps officers recently elected
Ior. the ensuing six months. .s Plano, phono-
ming and an excellent assortment OF fruits
and ID, other refreshments were served. RI
.#, The following 0 Ulcers wore Installed. the
i II W -. Kern: Commander James u.
Blair; 81 4 dylsoryS Lieut. Hnants Commander W.
HI Mankin; Clerk Vi Frank Il IT, 4, Erroughty;j
Banker. William G, cavedo, Escort. John & i,
Angle; = Watchman. James u. Farley; Sen try,
Richard r Itllen: Medical 81 Exam iners W DR..
William Fl. Parker and Dr.t James r. WIZ
t Ian Managers W. p Kerr, w H; Man
the Grand Camp which convepes d In Wash
5ington p. q. March ,14th,.s Past Commander
w. p Kern alternate lY; II Mqnkln.
trip in oochland count
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
THE. NEWS OF SUBURBS.
marriage e Miss Ida pogg Il. and Mr..

y Tho Evening Star Social club met Thursday
3ioyed an evening OF pleasure In music. Many
seleatons were rendered on the Rraphophoha.
5O:erlca White. s. Irna Allen. Ireho # Mcneil.
Clara posher. here 50 Mcneil: n essrs. Leslie
Creery, Az Joseph Patterson. rs While ri Wenaome,
Ernest Shelton. John McDonouRh, George
Mundn. Guy Eo6son. Frank Nenzel Willie;
Mse We ell ME-
s. Mucl, lsympa thy lis expressed here for Mr..
and Mrs. p. F.. johnson. whose little boy WAS
killed blythe explosion OF their range Friday
+ Mrs. Johnson lis the sister of Mrs. a Theodore
Durvln. OF No. 201G Paramount Avenue and
Is quito we'll known hero. nv 4ts, ~ 5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

4 been quite sick for some time. is Improving. M
be held In tho lecture. room Of Highland Park
Church at quarter To- eight O'clock . \.
frlea,ds on the .'Hill.. last week. IN !...
a Master r Frank Yarbrough. who has been
sfGxs Tor asysrai days. Il is improving
. Miss Elizabeth Scot 5 spent last week @ris-
itinG friends on tho I'LL ~
Il Miss Botseys Pembcrton has BEEN confined
TO tho house for several days. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
BARTON HEIGHTS.

q Miss Ora Hopkins. who has been visiting
Miss Bertha Harding. has left for her home
In Baltimore. Il, 2
Miss Ellza Chambers who has been spending
the summer Will, Mrs, w, x. Dace, has
returned to her homa IN Kentucky, t
Il Mr.. @. q. lIiGRason and family, OF Luck
Avenue, have moved to Richmond. where they
Will In fntura reside. / 5{5g 5s ll8 2g
M: Ben Johnson. pf Berlley. IS the guest
Il Mrs ", r. Gary, OF Washing ton. Ia visit
Ing, her parents, Mr. and Mrs, w. ", II,
Mr., and Mrs, James Munford, OF Baltmors.
who have been visiting at the home of Mrs.
William johnson, have returned to their hons.
Mr.. Charles PondeSter who has been visit.
ing MY. Wilkinson has left for HIS home In
Miss jamie Moore, Of Louisa, ia the guest ot
Mis-. Daily jouss, Of stedloek, Is visiting
M, Warner croxton. who has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Y; 3, croxton. has left for
R' sr nops IT. sc aisks and family, OF Lamb
Avenue have moved to stanton. where they
In future Will reside. 553s
Mrs McGruder slnton and daughter. who
have been visiting her sister. Mrs, Charles q,
Rady, has left for their homo In Newport
a Nh, w, X Bache has returned home from o
business trip to Staunton. ii ol @ 45f
3 Miss Ida Lee, who has been Waiting her
parents MI. and Mrs, ], II. Lee, has loft to
resume her duties as tsaoter ct the Glendale
Academy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
SHORT PUMP NEWS

Miss Ispa M. Walker visited relatives In
upper Iienrlcp county ou Sund AZ. f5 y
4 1Is1 EAanls FuTyseT sptcyta!nsa quite 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

now abla to attend school after long ili.
moss. 81 ,asS 3ss5if n III
M Mlssas Nettio and blanche Pollard ana Miss
AMMO Houston spent "cdne sday with Miss
Grace Reid. 8
: There are many improvements going on hare
ut the National metery--new lliW avs res
Tho average number OF visitors for SsvAu
Fines Tor each month ~ 4, 900, g5ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
SEVEN. PINES.

Mrs, Jalnsa n. Tyne IS up after an nttacS
gkstwa sh,ldrsa osyNrs, 1oan Bottoms ".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
.dnt,,rtr I CLARK q
HlGH-CLA!Ss!3
! PHOTOGRAPHY
]. RAJ r. BR DAD STREET.

Medals awatded attsVosld' \ Fair, ST..
y Loui, Lon don SALON.. Lohdons England
4 New HI gland Salon, Bo,ton, y 80; Nation Al
Il A,,oeiition soi America; n State 8Aasoeia,ions
{ oiohio. Virginia and North cs'ollna.
we aim 10 save III auallly snd price. 81
we seesptiebate checks; loi 5 per sent.
8 Of price, II you pay cash
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

Il. The Montross Social Club gave a. Pic party
Friday night at Gencrt's Hall on the govern
,nent road near the National r Cemetery. a
some knd ot ss Ike 70 during
the entire evening. Tho pies which were
disposed OF at auction brought high prices.
and the treasury OF the - club wastt SWelledp
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
OPPOSE IMPROVEMENT.
Seventh and Eighth Street Property
Owners File Remonstrances.

Yesterday mornings Astorian con
tanned an article relative to the i'm.
provement of Seventh and Eighth streets
over to Youngs bay in which it stated
that there was still $l,70O due from the
property.owners from the improvement
made seven years ago. A number OF
property.owners petitioned for the i'm
provement of the street. notwithstand-
ing several OF the petitioners were plain
tifFs in suit to enjoin the city from
collecting the assessments.
Yesterday james Finlayson. V. Boel-
ling and b. l.. Ward filed remonstrance
in the auditors Office objecting to the
proposed improvement, and notifying
the Common council that they would
fight the Improvement by every means
known to the law. The reasons given
for objecting to the improvement, that
the cost OF improving the street to its
full width would entail an unnecessary
expense on the property.owners; that
there were no sewers on the streets; no
water or gas mains, and if the improve
ment is made as contemplated, the street
will have to be torn up to put in gas
and water mains and construct sewers.
The demonstrators have no objections
TO having the improvement made as con,
templated and advertised by the coun.
ell two months ago, which provided for
temporary improvement through the
center Of the street. The indications
are that the Improvement win be
abandoned altogether
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
COME TO STAY.

The special sales which the Foard &
Stokes Co. are running quite frequently
have become feature to the shopping
public OF this city, which has certainly
come to stay When the Astorian's rep
resentative looked in upon the special
sale which this enterprising firm COM
menced yesterday he felt as If the re-
gatta had already began, judging from
the crowd of interested buyers who
thronged the store. all eager to obtain
all they possibly could Of the splendid
bargains offered by Messrs. Foard 3
Stokes. II YOU have not been to this
particular sale vet be sure and get there
before il is over or you will regret your
neglect for a long time to come.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
AGGREGATE SALMON CATCH
ONE HUNDRED TONS.
Tailant-Grant Compsny Receives Fish
from Cillueters and Seiners.

The large salmon run which started
to come into the river Monday has con
tinned ever since. Yesterday the Tai
iant.Grant Packing company received Al
tons from their seining grounds at Sand
island and a large amount from gill.
meters and up.rieer seiners, bringing
tine total receipts for the day TO 100
tons. The Taylor seining grounds above
Tongue point sent down IA tons.
All Of the launches have been busy
carrying salmon from the receiving sta.
tioDs TO the various canneries. A mum.
ber Of the gilluetters came In with from
one TO two tons. Most Of tine canneries
disposed Of their supplies by noon yes.
terday, except the Tallant Grant com.
pany which i still running 70 the full
est capacity, fi.hernen believe the run
will last until next Monday when it viii
begin to fall oil.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
DON'T FORGET THAT

The secret Of success in life Is In tax
Ing advantage Of opportunities. To
demonstrate this adage, secure a policy
In the Bankers Life association Of Des
Moines.
Assets, June ], 1905, s7,053,5so.
Total paid to policy-hoIders, slO,s6s,-
4Is.
Increase in assets past IL months, 81.
1882.
Securities in state departments, s6,.
390,G02.
Cost In 1904, 80 cents for each year Of
applicants age oil each 5000. Age
limit, 80 l.2 years
For further information leaye address
at Astoria National bank.
WALTER JOHNSON,
Special Agent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
EXIT NOM DE PLUME,
Death Of John Doe viii Work Hardship
on Future Prey of Police.

The veritable John Doe, who has
figured in the police and Justice courts
for several years, is no more. He has
gene to receive his final reward Here.
after, when a man is arrested and does
not want to give his true name, he will
have to substitute some other name
County Judge Trenchard yesterday re.
ceiyed official notification from Super.
intendent Calbraith of the state insane
asylum that John Doe, committed from
Clatsop county in February, 1889, on
the complaint of |. N. Foster had died
on August Q.
In 1889, the aforesaid John Doe was
found running at large in the Nehalem
valley, annoying the settlers, He was
religiously inclined and became such a
nuisance that he was arrested aud ex-
anined as to his sanity. He refused to
diyulge his name and, as usual, he was
committed as Jhon Doe.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
WORK ON WATER SYSTEM.

A large force OF men have been at
work repairing the water conduit be.
tween the head waters on Bear creek
aud the reservoir Today, the camp
win be moved about midway between
The head waters and the reservoir. All
Of the work has been completed except
about l0a50 feet which will require
about one month more. A. soon as com.
pleted the system win be in better shape
than ever II was found that a large
portion Of the wooden stove pipe had
rotted out and nearly all Of it had to
be replaced,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-08-12
TO REMOVE wooDPILEs,
Superintendent Of Streets Will Serve
Notice on Owners Of Distinctions.

Superintendent Of Streets Will Serve
Notice on Owners of Distractions.
Several complaints have been made
to Superintendent of Streets James +.
Kearncy of numerous woodpiles staked
upon lhe business aud residence streets,
evidently with the intention of having
the wood dry out before putting il un.
der cover SO great has the nuisance
become that yesterday Mr. Kearney
commenced serving notices on the own
ers of the woodpiles to remove the same
within "a hours.
II he has overlooked any, or those
notified refuse to comply with the ordi-
nances, Mr., Kearney win swear out war.
rants for their arrest, The streets
should be cleaned up in time for the re.
gatta and this is the principle object
of the crusade,