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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
Lilly Got Is Days

Police Judge Gordon had the sat
isfaction of handing a i5-day jail
sentence 10 Fred Lily. who was
given one hour TO clean the Seattle
mud from his feet a few days ago.
Lilly staid. as he thought he had
the best hand. and the court beat
him out with the help Of Patrolman
Anderson.
Lilly has boon under arrest sew
eral times before. Generally speak.
ing. Seattle's criminal element have
become wise TO the working Of a
suspended sentence and snap their
fingers at the patrolmen. Even LIZ
cite Smiths pickp0ckets refuse to
obey the courts rulings and many
have returned to the teuderlOin to
work under her protection. None
Ut them have been brought into po-
lice court 20 be given jail sentences
for their disobedienee. This shaws
plainly Why Lizette Smith fears not
the law and Why. with the aid pt
nnscrupulous attorneys she can
h0odwink the courts and keep me
clever colOred dips" 1T her nnieri
Gus resort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
MARINE NOTES

With 10 passengers and s.. 200 ia
gold dust, the steamship Humboldt.
Of the Humboldt Steamship com
pany. arrived In Seattle Wednesday
night from SkaKway and southeast
efn Alaskan points. Tbs Humboldt
also brought a cargo 81 s.to0 cases
Of salmon and ii0 boxes o. fresh
hhlibut
VICTORIA. Oct. IA report
from Vancouver states the Cana
dian Pacific Steamship company In
tends 20 rebuild the steamship
Princess May, which piles on the
Vancouver Skagway run. She IL TO
have new high power boilers. guar
anteeing her a speed of NJ knots an
hour. Her interior Homework viii
also be changed.
WASHINGTON. Oct f2-Th.
navy department IL authority for
the statement that the armored
cruiser Colorado recently made a
record with her six-ineh guns which
has never been equa'ed. and was
accomplished without arrangement
Of her sights. The feat IL remark
able because {, was the first time
the guns OF the vessel had been fired
and also the first time her gun
crews had a chance 90 work to-
Kether
PORT TOWNSEND. Oct. IL -
Three japanese stowawaya who. ac-
eordinE to statements % Captain
pauison. OF the bark Reaper. must
have been confined In pitch dark
ness for 50 days. were found In the
iazarafte 81 his vessel while she vas
loading lumber al Port Ludlow.
Wednesday
The laps we're turned over 20 the
immigration authorities and Il is
likely they may be deported az the
expense of the Reaper An exam
nation Of the crew failed 20 rsvai
how the men came "a be- aboard
The crew assert they did not know
~ their presence. but " u thought
the laps must have received food
from the crew or they would have
died OF starvation.
WASHINGTON. Oct IA story
Of murder and mutiny. which oc-
CURED on board the schooner Harry
- kfff HAAAf WIS HEWNkNh W iAAA
city from Southport. " C.. IN a dis
patch from the crew % the schooner
Blanche ~ King. bound from
Brunswick. Ca. 70 Philadelphia.
The report stated that Captain Ru-
mill. the mate. cook and an engi-
neer. who did the hosting aboard
the Berwind. had apparently been
killed In the mutiny and their
bodies thrown overheard. The body
Of a negro was found iying on deck
where he. too. had been killed.
Three negroes. all that remained
Of the crew Of the Berwin. we're
brought to Southport. n G.. on the
King The negroes refused 10 state
the cause Of the trouble The Ber-
wind was bound from territory
against which Southport Ia quar-
antined for yellow fever The men
will be held ~ quarantine. after
which they will be turned over to
the federal authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
C allied Each
Other Grafiers

wAf.r.A wAff.A. oct II coun-
rilmen Glasferd and Bridges ehafsed
each other with sraftinE AZ tho
meeting Of the council last night.
and Mayor Hunt had "a step be.
tween them - prevent fiEhf. The
trouble arose avsF the purchase ~
a fire engine. bridges favofing "a
Mott and aikafard a Metropolitan.
The latter l. furnished by the trust
that has 50 long had Wallis Waila.
Spokane. Seattle and either North
western cities ~ the throat. and the
council paid $500 more for Il than
Tor the Nett steamer. The Sott n
said 70 be Iuef as efficient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
MAY DISCUSS
THE STRIKE

lsE. y. Sweeney. manager OF the
Seattle Brewing a Mailing COM
psny going 20 visit Cincinnati dur
inE the course OF his present tfip
eastward
This Is question that the Of
ficers Of the company saw thaY
cannot answer at this time. al
though there Is 4 rumor Co the st-
feet that he Is going 10 do SO. Gu
elnnau Is headquarters for the In
ternatlonal Brewery Wefkmeu'a
union and also stronghold Of tie
brewery owners. and it is eonieet.
ured that the local beer magnate Is
going TO discuss the present strike
al the headquarters Of each.
The strike is now progressing
with unabated yigor. Both sides
are playing their last cards. anf all
over California and the northwest
the fight Is waEing. although lut 4.
~. The brewery magnstes are Try
ing 10 create the impression that
the strike Is ended in order 10
neutraiise the boycott and 20 this
end Is sending agents all aver the
country 90 spread the report The
union Is following these agents IN
wish delegates. who are informing
the saloon men OF the true situation
Hans Puttrieh. secretary Of the
union. returned "Wednesday murn=
ing from points east "a far as Idaho.
ana reports that the unfair heef Is
being tahooed thoroughly by The
Cascade miners. lie blew Into Wal
lace. Idaho. the morning after
daring hold-up. and was mistaken
for one Of the stiekup men. lie
succeeded. however. in establishing
hts identity before he reached JAIL.
In Spokane the number 81 sa-
looms using unfair beer has dwinz
died from e 20 four. There are
now four fair sa'oons In Gle Einm
and three In Roslyn.
The latest move which the stTtks
ers have made In the local field Is
20 stick out zoo posters asking the
public 10 drink union beer. They
have carefully avoided getting into
trouble with the courts on the
grounds OF establishing a hoYvott
detrimental to business BY refrain
ing from making the request OF the
public not TO drink "unfair" beer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
Hard Work Often Strain. Brings Kidney
kIdnsr We'll the naak

Any work that f. a constant strain
on the back Is certain 20 iulure the
kidneys. ia time That r. why desk
workers farm hands. faiirnaders.
teamatefs. BARRIERS. painters and
workers Ia a hundred trades suffer
80 much from baekaehe.
Many tasks. like homework. that
do not require great physical
strength are very trying ON the
back and kidneys. That e. why
haekueha f. 80 common among wom-
en-. That If why so many women
are unuatufnily weak ana tired and
sieepleaa.
When the kidneys are sick every
exertion sends a sharp. singing pain
through the ioius. and for hour after
hour there will be a dull. heavy
thrabbing ache In the small Of the
back. You feel weary all the time
and urinary troubles may add TO
your misery
Doaua Kidney pills have given
Thousands Of working men and wom-
en- strong backs for their daily work.
This remedy helps the kidneys do
their work. 10 filter the liquid poiH-
ona from the blood. and 10 send
pure haaithKivinK blood to the mus
cleH and organs. We would sincere
~ advise every man or woman
whose work il hard on the back 20
help the Kidneys with an occasional
dose Of Doan'a Kidney pills.
Sold by all druggists. Price so {
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
Stood Up For
Uncle Sans Land

$. Shack. a tailor. was given a
complaint charging Louis G, Gut
hiel. proprietor Of the German hak-
cry, at a20 First. with assault and
battery Wednesday morning by
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh.
According % the complaint Sack
Jared badly at the hands Of his
wclghty antagonist and now bears
two deep cuts in hia scalp. The
scalp Is stitched together, but not
the tailot'a feelings
IL cant lick him I'll make him
pay for the Gaming he save me.
stated Sack after the smoke Of bat
tie cleared away in Emerson'H bar,
next door ta the German bakery,
Tuesday night
Sack stated that the trouble
arose over his love Of country. %
and that because he stated that
America was the best country Ia
the world authiei disagreed. aud
when he stuck to t. hit him two
blows with heavy cane which put
him past defending Uncle Sans
domain
4 don't remember much about
a." stated Guthiei az hiH place of
business. Wednesday morning 1T
seems 20 me that this tailor Hidled
up to me At the bar aud called me
some names Anyhow, | told him
that he better take them back A.
he insisted on making trouble ] hit
him
Il think that Il was = put-up job.
az number Of men ran into the
rear OF the saloon after ! started for
Sack. think that they pat him
up 10 Il II he wants 70 50 into
court about Il I suppose he VII
have 10 do so. | cant help that"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
Flower Show

Members OF the KlnR County Hor.
ticultural society met on Wednea=
day night In the chamber of com
moroe rooms and discussed plans for
the flower show 10 be held In Chris
tcnaen'a hall on November 10 10 II.
Speeches were made by Prof Shell
ton. County Fruit Inspector John
Hopkins. Charles Malmo aud Chair
man John A. Stewart
Tho second Wednesday IN Navem-
bet the society viii meet again and
mako final arrangements for the
show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
Wood Was
Measured Short

DAWSON. oct 12.-suspected u
being implicated in the Dawson
wood scandal. Henry Miilin Martin,
federal crown land and timber agent
IN the Canadian Yukon. ma John =.
Durgrue and J. Sylvester. inspect
ors under Martin. were suspended
from office Wednesday on orders
received from Governor AtcIunes, Of
Ottawa.
The men measured several thou
sand cords ~ wood 20 be used dur
ing the winter 20 heat the federal
buildings Special agents Of the
government. in checking up the
measurements found the first mems
urement short after the money had
been paid. The value Of the missing
wood Is more than 300.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
''U'' Notes

The senior class Of tho State uni
sersity elected the following Off
GERS on Wednesday: James w.
noothon. kiatAw. president. Miss
Anna e. nlesurt. secretary. Oscar
w. Damn. Kappa Sigma. treasurer
Percy Dearic WAS elected preal
dent OF the junior class on We'd
nesdny after a fierce battle bct
the fraternltiss and sharhMrians.
Dearie IL a fraternity man. Other
Junior officers are MieA Margaret
HsyeS. vice president Leila Has
klnE. secretary. Joseph AcArdie,
treasurer. T. Kennedy. marrhAl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
tslFnedl J. FANNING o'REILIaY.
Proof

J. Prenutt. retired farmer. Of al
Third Ave, North. says. For
about two years I suffered from
attacks ~ backnche caused reason
ed by my kidneys being either weak
or over excited My back tired
easily and after any over exertlon or
the contraction or "a cold IL ached
ncutely. Not only did my back
ache but there was trouble with
the kidney secretiona which At times
had scaldlnE and burning sen
aatiOn. Doans Kidney Pills prompt
W stopped n, and what IA Of CON
siderable more consequence To me
up to date there has not been any
recurrence Whenever | hear any
one complaining OF kidney trouble I
never fail 90 tell them about Doau'a
Kidney Pulls I would not have done
this had they not IN my ease
brought about the results prom.
ised.'
Eoater. Mtllhurn ca buffalo NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
Favors Legal Murder

PHILADELPHIA. Oct t2 What
the other delegates called legal
murder waa proposed yesterday n
a meeting Of the National Humane
society. by Miss Ann : Hail. Of Gu.
cinnan. who stated that IL should
b. made legal that authoritative
persons have the right tn put sui
fcrlng men aud women out of their
mlsrfy. by Killing them with pow
erful drugs She aaid that II she
vere empowered abe would gladly.
FOR humanitarian purposes. put out
OF the way. any person Who was anf-
fsrinE and who was beyond human
aid
Tier resolution was ruled out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
Renick for Council

Frank NJ Renick. who Was elected
10 the last legislature ia the Mack
intnsh Plies frame-up. Is being
quietly pushed Tor tho republican
nomination Tor councilman from The
Seventh ward next spring lie mas
"A pretty strong following OF busls
ness men. Renick was At one time
employed Ia the city camptrollef =
office. since when he has been IN
tho real estate business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
IN
COLLISION

CHICAGO. Oct i2-capt James
Corcoran. Edward Hsrriek and VIII
liam Martin will probably die Of ius
lurlea sustained IN a collision his
morning between a hose cart and a
atrc.s car. Two other fircfuHu Nsrs
badly hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12

The work Of laying the steam
pipes 20 connect the new ehesnicai
laboratory anue4 Of the state uni
sersisy 70 the heating system la so
ing rapidly along All the sod has
teen removed along the line and a
large gang OF men are ~ work dig
cling the ditch About $50 feet %
pipe will be laid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12

WASHINGTON. n. {. oct. II
Through the endcavors Of Senators
Piles aud Ankeny. representing the
citizens Of Seattle. the president will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12

= CUPID SPRINGS SURPRISE. ,
There la la Seattle Thurs I
= DAY one man who a. nursing a
a love rejected. and another who I
= Is hugglng love accepted, !
= The former ts namclcss. TOT I
4 obvious reasons, !
The man TN "cahoots" with ,
= the little winged chap is ,
W J. Raftcr. young at ,
= torney 81 this city aud for
. merly engaged Ia the railroad ,
e business. ,
She who wrought such havoc
= among men IL. OF rather was. !
e Miss Anna NJ Carson. of sa- ,
= lem. ore. but later 81 Port I
q land. where she has brother. ,
= Miss Carson has been cm- ,
q ploycd until recently la the ,
a effiee % United States Com /,
= missioner bowman as sserr- ,
= tary.
4 she has had a collegiate Cd ,
q ucation. and L. known for her ,
= brilliancy and knowledge Of ,
= federal law.
The announcement 81 her I
q marriage comes as Is complete I
= surprise to her friends. as not ,
= the slightest word was breath ,
. ed b. either party until u was ,
= all ever.
Afr and Mrs Rafter VIII be I,
q az home az s2t Washington un- !
= al they live under rufteru 81 ,
q their own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12

WASHINGTON. D. G. Oct. IL
Col A. = Frost vas elected - CON
mand~r 81 the army OF the Philip
pines today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
Roosevelt Considering
Seatt|e's Big Fair

tomorrow consider with the cabinet
the questions upon which will de
PEND the fate of the proposed In
dustrial fair at Seattle next summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12

The Rainier Heights Improve
ment club meois Friday night. The
Jackson street reGrade. the direct
primary and other matters will be
discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12

CHICAGO. Octo. ~ Patrick Nc
Garry. 81. a wealthy manufacturer.
vas myn,sriousiy assaulted and died
this morning There II no iiEht on
the supposed murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12

J. A. Real. Of the Brooklyn elrar
stand. caahcd a worthless o. cheek
fof a stranger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12
TALK ABOUT YouR blue
REAnDS

NEW YORK. Oct. f2-Ae- ,
! cused 81 having three young
! wives living simultaneously IN
! the sAnne fiat building. Rob-
! ers Benleksr. q. vas arFaignei
! yesterday on complaints
! made BY two Of the women I
! The third Was passed - him
! az a sister TO the other two.
! Two claim they supplied the
! money for the third to travel !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12

Foster. Millburn Co. Buffalo. N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12

Lady'u Heed Rocker Of extension
post pattern. having cane seat,
fancy woven back white maple
base and back posts. IL attfae=
tive and comfortable. Regular
price 1850. Friday special price
H..s.ss+ss sss.ts stss.ss.ss M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12

Sold by all druggists. Price DC.
", Props.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-12

Large comfortable Reed Rocker
having full reed basket seat. roll
reed arms. high back OF fancy
woven reed. scrolls under arms
and maple base. Regular price
$3.50. Friday special price s3.25
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-11

Attorney w. A. Kinney is back from
Hawaii,
A. W. Carter returned to town in the
Kinau.
c. Motley was Kinau passenger.
home returning
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Motley arrived
IN the city today per $. S. Kinau.
IL. Il. Fauss of Sydney is again IN
Honolulu, being registered at the
Young.
Among recent arrivals at the Young
Hotel are C. b. Hall and John FassOth
of Waimea, Kauai.
Assistant Superintendent of Public
Works J. II. Rowland returned to town
this morning in the Kinau.
r. w. Shingle of the Henry Water
house Trust Co. returned to the capital
per s. s. Kinau this forenoon.
A. Blumenthal, an eastern CONNER
cia man and a member of the firm OF
Blumenthal Bros, OF Philadelphia, ~
in the city on business trip. He IN
much surprised at the beauty and ad.
vantages OF Honolulu and predicts q
brilliant future for the Islands. Mr..
Blumenthal is stopping at the Young
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-11
LOCAL And GENERAL

Telephone Blue 21Sl, when you need
Y competent employee.
Enos Bros, Union street, will give
you an estimate on painting
Lord & Belser will bid for the in.
stallation of the Manila sewer system,
G. Farla, the merchant tailor, $50
Hotel street, does repairing and clean
ing.
The buying of monument Is not a
task, II you purchase from J. c. Axtell
4 Co.
The jams and preserves made by
Mrs. Annie Kearns are always pure
and fresh.
a number of the members of the
National Stock Co. are stopping at the
Majestic Hotel.
w. w. Hall left in the Claudlne for
Maui last evening to visit the Nahiku
iubber plantation.
Some rare bargains in dry goods
| can be secured If you go to zee CHAINS
store, Nuuanu street.
II your watch needs cleaning or re.
pairing. be sure and leave 1t with W.
u. Nelson, Fort street.
The Christian Endeavor correspond.
Gnce class meets this evening at the
home of Miss May Patty.
George WatcrhOuse operated a stere.
optiCon and the stories were told by
Misses Elsie and Margaret Water.
house.
Miss Marion Bell. who sang so sue.
cessfully in The Serenadc," will sing
tomorrow evening in the Methodist
Church.
The steamer Keauhou from Kauai
ports brought go bags of rice, 400 bags
Of paddy. 30 bags of bran, 20 packages
of sundries.
Telephone your address to Honolu.
III Clothes Cleaning Co, Main li9.
end they will call for, clean, press
and deliver your clothes.
The Hawaiian band plays at p. M.
today at the Punahou football game.
A concert will be given at o'clock
p. m. tomorrow in the Capitol grounds.
That the construction of musical in.
struments is science and an art ev.
cry one agrees who views the beauti.
full pianos displayed by the Thayer
Piano Co.
Secretary p. III. Brunette OF the Ri.
he Association Is having blanks for ap.
plicatons for membership printed. All
citizens desiring to join can now do 50
without paying an initiation fee, mel Q.
ly the fee for the current two months,
nifty cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-11
LOCAL and GENERAL

Golf at Haleiwa tomorrow.
Attorney Carl Smith is in the city
from Hilo.
Mrs. II. p. Wood returned today from
the Volcano.
The steamer I.ikelike's cargo consist.
ed of % Eeai Of cattle and 10 calves.
Capt. ]. Kidwell says there is a pos
sibility of Jim Hills large boats being
induced to come here.
All members of the Y. NJ. c. A. in,
torested in football will please meet
at the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight at O'Clock
shaK.
Mrs. l.. ID. Slattery, mother OF Lieut..
Slattery Of the L. S. Engineering corps.
arrived in Honolulu by the Siberia and
has taken apartments at the Young.
PuTser George c. BeCklcy of the
steamer Kinau reports sugar list az
follows awaiting shipment on Hawaii:
lIonokaa 1900, Punaluu S25, Honuapo,
lt0l.
| The next meeting of the Buckeye
Club OF Hawaii will be held at tho
residence of DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Whit
pey, 1926 Punahou street. at s o'clock,
Tuesday evening, Nov. II.
New millinery arrived per s. S. Ven
,ura for Miss Powers millinery par
lors, Boston building, Fort street.
| NJ. NJ. OShaughnessey arrived on
the Kinau this morning.
| A diver Is at work today inspecting
the piers and piles belonging to tho
Bishop wharf which 1t Is thought have
been damaged by cables used as an.
chorage attached TO the dredger Pa
cific.
a monument shipped from New York
to j. c. AXtell & Co. was received on
the Nebraskan. This stone was order.
ed for Mrs. Rhinehart of Hilo. Tho
monument Is six feet high Of granite
and is beautifully inscribed.
J. Serisawa, a japanese, rersrted to
the police last night that $40 in gold.
a razor and hone had been stolen
from his room Thursday during the
hours of a, m. and p. IN. Serisawa
is an employe of the experimental sta
ton and lives in Makiki.
The Kinau arrived this morning
With a cargo which is as follows: |
horse, G crates chickens, 10 bags cof'
Zee, II bags taro, l3 bags potatoes, 10
bags potatoes, II bags peanuts, II
bundles hides, ~ koa boards, 30 emp
~ kegs, 80 IL cords wood, 1856 pack
ages sundrles, 259 sheep.
The Week of Prayer for Young Men
begins Sunday. The Young Mems
Christian Association has special
meeting for men Sunday at 4:30, con
Quoted by Pres. Day, Then on the
five succeeding days at 3 o'clock diff
ierent leaders will conduct half hour
services in the Association parlors.
The Kapiolani Estate. garnishee 10
the case OF Lupua Kekaulahao vs. Da
vid Kawananakoa andJonah Kalaniana'
ole, has filed an answer showing that
. at the time OF service upon II. II had
, not In its possession or control any
money or property Of the principal de
PENDANTS, nor was II, at the time OF ser
vice. indebted to either Of them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-11

r Mrs. NJ. J. Scanlon of this city re.
ceived yesterday the news OF the
death of her step'brother, John d. KEEL
ly, who died at sea September 81, and
was buried the following day. Mr..
Kelly was born In Honolulu June s,
1859. Mr.. Kelly had followed the sea
for thirty years. He had been on the
v haler Alice Knowles for IL years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-11

Sales-Bet. Boards: so Haw. Sugar
Co, $50; SO |. |. s. n. Co, Sli5; %
|. |. S. n. Co. sll5; $4,000 Waialua
Us, s1OO.75; 5 Eva. s26.75 Eva.
s27. Session: 10 McBrydc, So; 90 Nc
Bryde, So; 10 Eva. $26.75.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.4375 cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-01
METUCHEN.

The Eagle Hook & Ladder Company
will have a business meeting in their chief
rooms tonight. Arrangements will then
be made for their grand parade October 3.
Mrs. e. X. Soper is at Asbury Park.
Mr.. f. V. V. Searle has returned from
his pleasant vacation in the Catskill
Mountains.
The Qaiet Hour Club will nave its
first meeting at the home of Mrs. Moody
B.Smith, and the subject for the day will
be Summer "Reminiscences.
The public chool will open September
6 instead of the II as published before.
A baseball game is scheduled to be
played Labor Day between the Eagle
Hook q Ladder Company and the Wash
ington Hose Company.