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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

entertainments to Be given during the
progress Of the carnival.
Tuesday Euchre.
The Tuesday Matinee Euchre met this
week with Mrs. George shackeford,
Of No. 3o6 North Twenty sixth.
Street. Mrs. Briggs won the first prize
and Mrs shackelford, the second.
This Is the last meeting the club will
have before Easter; but on the Thursday
otter Easter Sunday. the club will have
rs final meeting, when the honors for
the ycnrswill be awarded to the finest
player. i ~ ~ iio9diadat s0fl@ Il
Miss Glasgow Entertained.
At the Norfolk Woman's Club Monday
afternoon Miss Ellen Glasgow, OF this
city, was the guest Of honor at an at
tractive reception. Mrs. William H.
White, Miss Virginia Gatewood and Miss
Julia Ward formed the Reception Com
mittee. " rfs
Mrs. RIP. c. saunderson entertained
ut luncheon on Monday in honor OF Miss
Glasgow. Those invited to meet the
talented young authoress were Mrs.
Frank r. Clarke, Mrs. 1Vetmore Wilcox,
Mrs. j. leighton Hptnrd Mrs. Charles
3. Ryan, Mrs. Thomas A, Balm, Miss
Nina Otey and Miss Faunueroy, Of
Lynchburg. and Miss Ethel Nicely.
Mr.. Bailey to Lecture.
The Richmond Education Association an
nounces lecture on Public Art Edu-
cation, to be given this evening at
$50 o'clock in the central Young Mems
Christian Association Hail. Mr.. Henry
Turner Bailey, editor Of 1.-THE School
Of Arts Book" is to be the lecturer, and
those who attend will hear an inspiring
speaker.
Fancy Sale.
Tho ladies belonging to the Faithful
Circle OF Kings Daughters will be Glad
to have their friends attend n fancy sale
that will be given to-day from II A. NJ.
to P. NJ, In the home Of Mrs. w. NJ.
Talaferro, No. 100 North Fourth Street.
Kraker-Rafield.
The Colorado Springs Gazette OF recent
date has an item that will be OF interest
to many Richmond friends OF tho young
people concerned. Tho Gazette says.
The engagement OF Miss May Rafleld
to Mr.. Alfred S. Kraker was announced
yesterday afternoon at q reception given
at Miss Rane1d's home, No. 1870 North
| TETON Street The wedding probably Will
| take place In June.
| Miss RAneld Is a daughter OF NJ s..
| lNltHcluI u WtlI-hHO"II ClOlI||lLts llSISiihul
| and formerly president OF tho Colorado
| Springs Merchants Association. She has
| lived here for a number years and Ia
! prominent In the younger society set.
| Mr. Kraker came to Colorado Springs
| seven years ago from Richmond, Va,
| and since that time has been connected
With Kaufman's department store Ills
business SUCCESS has been marked and
he was made superintendent Of the store
| tho first of this year
About eighty guests were present ut
the reception yesterday. AS they en-
tered they were presented with the cards
Of Miss Raneld and Mr., Kraker, tied
with white ribbon. by Miss Ranald's 1T
tie brother, Walter, Tho reception was
ono of the most elaborate given here this
winter.
Lecture on Houdon.
A delightful evening Is promised to all
who may attend lecture to be giyon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
an interesting personality, and is thor
oughly convcrsni,t with the subject abou
which shc will talk.
Enthusiastic Meeting.

A large md enthusiastic meeting Of
tho ladies Interested In the Methodist
booth Of the Floral Carnival was held In
the w. G. A. assembly hall Wednesday
afternoon.
At the same time the chairman OF the
entertainment committees met IN the as
ISOLATION parlors, tho reports from all
making a fine prospective showing for
the twelve afternoon and twelve evening
entertainments I'd, be given during the
progress Of the carnival.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

az FREE 70 OUR TRIENDsi
We want 10 sena e 90! friends 4 |. s 3 qgn1t9
hafd-enameIed In eolor1. Il is beauty fof the
dressing table,. Ten tsnts IN stamps y askeo 9!
mesSure Of good faith and 10 cover Cascarets
with which thls dainty trinklt Is loaded. IA
Send to-day, mentioning mis- papkr, Aedrees
Sterling Remedy Company. Chicago Of New Hosk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

would not be complete without new
pair OF sycles Stylish Shoes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05
Poems You ought to Knopp.

whatever your occupation may ana however crowded
yor hours With affairs do not fail Is seture at least TOW
minutes every day for rofreshnent VI inner IFS With
ST Of poetry Professor Charles Eliot Norton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

TnE AY.YMsNTARY, CANAL. |, Low. s.d
IA ti,tos{ 70 Inc tisiach, Il ca, end II s9nteh
ryiotie end fMomssh Daedehatn' ;ail Hlsa.
Spendis 3, Xsresd ding COLON sc Ttans,srss t1!ont
Descending sso1 y, gm;od sss,t =. tx R ~.
ANA intesnss This small intestlns etepes lnso the
fs nna colon a he s.ss ;s 1ht a:'f So,. N.
must ak la passing through The a'n,sntAsy canal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-05

Mrs. j. T. Whitley and Miss Mary
Whitley, are the guests OF Mrs. J. r.
Wilson IN Hampton, whore they attended
the Beasley-Rowe wedding, which took
place last evening.
Miss Mary Young, OF Newport News,
is the guest Of friends here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
Probate Notices.
Petitions ,or Probate Of VIII.

Amos Costa petitions that letters
of administration issue to A. NJ. Ca.
brinha ON estate of Louis da Costa,
intcstatc. Hearing Nov. 8, 10 a. IN.
Kepoikai.
Anterior Estate, Ltd, petitions for
confirmation and registration of title
TO land on road to Nuuanu Pail. Hear
ing Nov. 2. 1880 p. m. Judge Weav.
cr
David Noholoa petitions for probate
OF will of Mrs. David Noholoa and that
letters testamentary issue to Enocl,
Johnson. Hearing Oct. ~, 10 q. M.
kepoikai.
&. X. Al petitions for probate Of will
OF G. Ako and that letters testamentary
issue to him. Hearing Oct. 81, . q. In.
Judge Mathewmann.
Il. Faxon Bishop petitions for pro.
bate OF will OF Charles II. Bishop and
that letters testamentary issue to
him. Hearing Oct. %. 10 a. IN. Judge
DE Bolt.
w. l.. Stanley petitions for probate of
will OF Christina Gosland and that let.
tiers testamentary issue TO him. Hear
ing Oct s, a. m. Judge De Bolt.
Rosa Clara Silva. widow, petitions
tor probate of the will of Manuoel sill
VA aud that letters testamentary issue
TO Luiz Rapozo Medciros. Hearing
Monday, October s, . a. m, before
Judge DE Bolt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
Petitions for Hearing
Administrators Petition.

Hawaiian Trust Co.. executor will oil
James Dean. petitions for final account
Ing and discharge Hearing Nov >,
. u. m. Judge DE Bolt.
Antonio Corteiro. administrator es
tate OF Guilhermina Antonio. petitions
for final accounting and discharge.
Hearing Oct. 70, . a. IN. Judge De Bolt.
David Dayton. administrator estate
of Charles Halycrson. petitions for
final accounting and discharge. Hear.
ing Oct 10, . a. m. Judge De Bolt.
Land Court.
A. n. Hayselden. administrator es-
tate OF Henry u. wilkins. petitions for
final accounting and discharge. Hear
ing Oct. is. 10 a. III. Judge Kepoikai.
A. n. Hayselden. administrators cs-
tato of Fannie SafTery. petitions for
final accounting and discharge. Hear
ing Oct. Is, 10 n. m. Judge Kepoikdi.
Cecil Brown. administrator with Will
annexed OF estate of Ana paia, petit
lions for final accounting and dis-
charge. Hearing Oct. 10. 3 a. N. Judge
De Bolt.
W. pfotonhnucr. administrator with
the will annexed of Franz Christian
Wilhelm Buchholtz, petitions for final
accounting and discharge. Hearing
October 10. Wednesday. 10 a. m. at Hai.
lua, Hawaii. Judge Matthewman.
All Hoy Wing. administrator OF the
estate of Au An Hoy. deceased, petit
tons for final accounting and dis
charge. Hearing Monday. October 10,
. n. m. before Judge Dc Holt.
Executors Petition.
Cecil Brown. executor will of Han
nah Wall. petitions for final account
ing and discharge. Hearing Oct. 10. )
a. m. Judge De Bolt.
a. y. Hayselden. executor will oi
Frank Clark. petitions for final &C.
counting and discharge. Hearing Oct.
, is, 10 u. m. Judge Kepoikal.
Julia Elizabeth Hughes petitions foi
probate Of will OF Matilda Hughes ana
that letters tcstamcntary Issue TO her.
Hearing Oct. |, o a. ~. Judge De Bolt
Petition to Sell Real Estate.
| c. u. Wells. guardian Cummings
minors. petitions to sell real estate
= Hearing sept. 20. 10 u. m. KepoIkai
| a. ~ Hayseldcn, executor estate OF
Manuel Gonsalvcs Coaques. petitions
TO sell real estate. Hearing Oct. /, II
u. IN. Judge Kopoikai
Jas. l.. Coke. administrator estate OIL
sam Nowlein, petitions 10 sell real es'
tate. Hearing Oct. 10, 10 u. III. kcpoi'
I kai
Guardians Petition
' j. Akoni. guardian Ale Akoni twl
minor. petitions To sell real estate al
Waiawa, Oahu. Hearing Oct. 20. . a
IN. Judge Dc Rolt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
Sales.
Mortgage Sales.

Mortgage Sales.
Mortgage made by Hama Heeia and
wife To =. Apollna. recorded In l.ibcr
22i. page 49,, covering land at EVA.
Oahu, viii be sold at public auction
Mt MOrgan's auction rooms Oct. 20.
IL III.
Snerif 3siea
At Capitol building. Oct. 30, IL M,
interest OF Mary l.. Mott In lots In Ii;
llha street, will he sold at public auc-
ton for Judgment for S2SGl.lG Interest
and costs.
Land Sales.
At Judiciary building. Oct. II, u m.
Commissioner Of Public Lands will sell
ut public auction land on slopes OF
Maklki, kona. Oahu.
mmissloners' Sale.
At Judiciary building, Oct, 20, II
m, M. T. SimOntOn, Commissioner
will sell at public auction land at
Hauhaukoi, Honolulu.
! At judiciary building, Nov. 3, IL
~. Commissioner NJ. T. Simonton will
sell a, public auction land AZ Kappa
lama.
At Judiciary building, Oct. 10, ~ N.
Commissioner Simon,on will sell NJ
public auction land at Klpahulu, Maui
Auction
| At Al0rr9n's auction rooms, Oct "a
IL ~, interest Of G.. Yet Kai 10 house
hold goods,and ,easeholds Nlll he solo
at public auction for judgment for
S2OGlO, interest and costs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
Plumbing Permits.

]. Teixelra, cottage, 1921 Oluso ST.;
Meihlsteln.
McCandless Building Co., building
Bethel and King SITS; T.. w. Quinn.
Edgar Henriques, cottage, Vine
gard St.; Il. X. Bath.
Y. Cato, bath house, Beretanla St.
.OAl.
X. Menzies, cottage, Gulick Ave;
Pilares & Co.
Lee Chu, cottage, Alapai lane; SIM
Chan Co.
J. NJ. Osorlo. two cottages, Cunha
lane No. /; +. Santos.
A. Alexander, residence, Collest
Hills; Aklmo.o.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
Land Court

]. u. Athcrton Estate, Ltd, pcti,
lions for confirmation and rcgistra'
ton of title 10 lands ON upper side OF
kaiulani Drive. southwest side OF
fort street, corner Of punchbOwl
and King streets. and snuthcrly side
Of Lunalilo street. Hearing Oct. ~
1880 y. IN. Judge Weaver.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
Notices to Creditors.
BY Administrator


Ms y,,,,,..,
An;oni, Di n,,a a'"'S. as,r,, es.'e ol
,at. po'e,no au'e,,scs ior
s uanns 90 70 DC h'eu WIN MN Deiore
w n poyuo administrator os,,,o
of Walter II Pickett, ndyortisos for
claims to be filed with him before
March 10.
Administrators estate OF Sensukc
foshiki advertise for claims to be filed
with them before April 10.
L. Il. X. strauch. administrator es-
tite OF Henry Gibson adyortises for
claims 10 DC hied with him before
April ~
~. iiaheDers' administrator estate
OF Il. hhIo, advertises Tor claims TO
DC hled with him before Feb. H.
ROBERT fraser. administrator estate
OF James Bush, advertises for claims
to be filed with him before Jan. II.
David Dayton, administrator estate
OF James McCready, adyertises for
claims to be filed with him before
Feb. 3.
Robert T. Forrest, administrator es.
tote OF kekoa. advertises for claims 10
be filed with him before Jan. "a.
Rita Alana keola. administrative
estate OF James Alana, advertlses for
claims to be filed with her before Do
cember 20.
John p. Dias, administrator estate
of A. p. c. II. Spinola, advertises for
claims to be filed with him before De.
,cmbor 40
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sia.hs 70 DC hisd WIN Ah'ohe fe'ry
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
Business Mans Handy Index

for first meeting Of creditors of George
liaggart in his Office, Stangenwald
building, Oct 9. II m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
Building Permits.

Ice King, No. 90 and "a, King ST.,
changes in front of building
Ching Lum, cottage, King St, Pa
lama.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary OF
the news Of the day. For 81 ysAr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
Mob Angry
At the Sheriff
STRIKERS HEApEp o aY FRED MER.
RICK WOULDN'T ACCEPT I'M
JUNCTION PAPERS.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July 81.-
Judge Moss, OF the circuit court, yes
terday afternoon issued an Injunction
restraining Fred Merrtch, editor OF the
Social Rebel, and the employees Of the
parkersburg Mil Company, who re-
Gently struck, from going on the mill
premises or interfering with other
employees of the mil, yet working.
Last Thursday twenty-six yard en-
ployes of the mill left their posts and
demanded an increase of fifteen cents
a day. The mill company refused TO
grant the increase and
AS Vet No Agreement
has been reached. Merrick headed
the strikers and urged them OH. Sew.
eral riots were narrowly averted. .
When Deputy Sheriff Petty went %
the mill yards to serve the intunc-
tton, Merrick and the strikers refused
to take the paper. Petty forced it in
Merricks pocket, which, angered the
mob and It closed in on Petty and
threatened to injure him. Petty pull
ed a gun and got away.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
DESCRIPTION OF new QUARTERS
IN TIE MASONIC Temple

quarters VIII soon
quarters for the ONCE
Nsonic This large room VIII
furniture suitable Tor post
other near
establshed Ihe
Main street to the quarters
that will depend on the how
the In readiness oet u l p
amen the frs November 55a.
in will
Everything will move on as smoothly as y
ofHces win be in working order aaa
everything there will perceptbe break
lin tie collection andd distribution OF the malls
will be
for the carriers and for the
right genlemens writing des
eighteen inches wide and to the gh m
building will be bureau OF nfor
snatIcn feet wide and ten feet long
toward the left will be
with two stamp cabinets ant
all other
will the letter package
large package drop one general
special delivery letter drop
windows three in NUMBER
lock boxes and the malt
uppied with alphabetical letter case OF Two
be easily moved to where
wanted package with h
letter with forty DIVISIONS
on SO th 10 one eau se
delivery
general delivery windows and the loc
section display w1lbe placed the lists OF ad
win automatic keyless lock boxes
boxes 20 medium boxes twenty
for the publishing companies the pa
screened
mailing access to hts depnae
end the box
private assistant postnaster oce
postoc The hall Will be 81
At the END of the hall IS the 1'es ot arg
e 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31

railroaders would buy, ff property
were not SO high. In Bellview, they
will find a place very convenient to
their work, and at the same time.
property will be easily within their
However, no suburb would
amount to much IL 1t did not have a
car line running to 1t from the prtn-
cipal city, which to Ballyiew is Fair
mont. Therefore, the traction com.
pany Is rushing its lines to that place.
The Bridge over Buffalo. Greek.
In order to get tho car lines to Bell
view, it was necessary to build a
bridge over Buffalo creek. Nothing
Is being spared to make this structure
the most complete and convenient. 1t
Is now we'll under way towards com
pletion, and it is planned that cars
shall be running over II by the first
of September, during which month
the lot sale will be held.
The Dimensions.
The bridge will be 2S7 feet long and
- feet wide. on the bridge will be
the car tracks. driveway and a six
foot side walk. There will be ample
room for vehicles ana cars to pass at
the same time. over the creek it.
self there is a 115.foot pony truss with
riyited connections: The bridge is
built ON grade ascending from the
Evansville store, 50 as to secure prop
er elevation over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad tracks. The bridge
floor Is about a. feet above the ordi-
nary water level,
y Y, Construction.
The sub-structtlre or masonry work
IS aligof concrete. All Of the founsia-
lions are carried down TO solid reclS.
tThe struction work IS more than
twice az iieays 4 tlle bFids whicA
spans the hollow Ieadifls o the South
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
,9l8:
Enrol! ! ! q! led |. 5
SCHOOL Year
Extracts From
Official Report

! =. I
Below are given some extracts
from the Annual Report Of Garter l..
Faust. superintendent Of Marion coun-
ty schools:
Marion county has ISL school build
ings. with 244 rooms in use. The III
brarfes in these schools contain H.
776 volumes valued at $7,s29. Total
value Of all school property In the
county. $43s.529.
Total number OF pupils enrolled in
the schools for the year 1905-06 was
1918, with daily attendance OF s..
es2. OF this number 42s were neither
absent nor tardy. The average age.
of the pupils is IL years. Eleven
boys and 1e girls graduated from the
county schools.
There are employed in these schools
244 teachers, by sex, 90 male and 154
female. There are 42 normal and four
university graduates. 11s hold No. ],
109 No. and IL NO. 8 certificates.
The average length of the school term
Is months and Q days.
Amount disbursed to teachers with
NO. / certificate, $49,17s,s6; to teach
ers with No. 2 certificates. $21,0s1.90;
to teachers with No. 3 certlfc Gates, S2,-
s59. Total to all teachers. s7s,214.2s.1
For fuel, $s.s4s.s1. For sweeping.
houses and building fires, $4,550.30.
The cost Of education per capita per
term, based on enumeration, is s1O.3oi
based on enrolment, s13.3s; based or
average daily attendance. is s1s.Te.
There were 6s school improvement
leagues organized the past year.
These leagues. besides improving
and beantlfying the houses antl'
grounds, were instrumental in adding
over. 5000 volumes to the school Ii.
brarfes. Altogether, there Is mark
ed increase shown over previous re-
ports. In enrolment, regularity Of at
tendance and amount Of work done.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
Will Be Ne
One to 3 +: t!lilt.

The car barn which WIN fbe built
by the traction company of this city.
promises to be one of the most com
plete buildings for fts rufbese, of any
in this section Of The colntS The
plans for 1t have been Eeflssd out,
and soon the building III will be
under way. sls5 e,
pineasi sionsy tf.sAt s;szl .i
The building will be about $50 feet
long and about 100 feet wide. There
will be in IT eight tracks In addt!
tion to the main building, there will
be placed the offices and stock rooms
and shops. The main buildings will
be of two parts, into each ofSRllich will
run four tracks.
Construction.
The building will be Of brick anl
steel. All of the beams and other
trestles will be of the hest and strong
est iron. Brick will be used in order
to make the building archltectually
pleasing, for it will be located in a
section which one day will be built
up with residences, and the traction
company does not intend to build q
building which Is unsightIy. The floors
of the barn will be concrete Two pits
will be built in the large number OF
will be built in the barn. There will
be large number Of windows; but
there will be a large number of cleo
+,.;os iFr|,+Ss og vn11
Location and Cost.
K The barn will be on, the corner OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
N.Y. YSTERl OF BONNIE IllAGIllS
DISAPPEARANCE IS CLEARED UP

CHICAGO, July 81 Bonnie AIagfn,
pretty chorus girl, whose disappear:
ance from New York stS months ago
caused knowing whispers but no sen.
sation. turned up here Sunday at the
Auditorium Annex. in company with
John T. Davis, son Of Henry CASA
way Davis. late Democtatl candidate
for the Vice Presidency. They arriv-
ed here in Davis private car after
a pleasure trip through the and
Miss Magin left later o!oin the CONS
pany with which she is topIa An New.
York. ltSs3s
The story Is given . Pits alirg fla.
vorsby the fact that Davis us q A stl.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-31
Description Of
The New Bridge

One of the most promising suburbs
of Fairmont, is the Be'lview section.
There seems to be no doubt in the
minds of the promoters of this Sec
'tton but that Belyiew is to, be an
important place within the next few
years. They are, furthermore, back
ing their Judgments by the expendi-
ture of immense sums of money, and
by formulating plans for larger expen'
ditures in the future. AS was stated
in the West virgInian several days
ago, the contract for i've houses has
been let, which are to be buiItin that
suburb; a large lot sale will be held
there in septemBer; aad today this
article gives in detail an account OF
the bridge leading to Rallview, which
is being built by the traction COM
pany, which is being placed across
the Buffalo creek,
What eeIlvlew Relies Upon.
No town can prosper unless 1t has
something upon which ~ can depend;
the people must have something by
Wn1cn tney can snlahe ny Ill4UAAeSS w " =
town will amount to nothing. Within
these few words Of philosophy fs.
found the key to Investments which
are made by moneyed people. Bell
view is receiving the attention OF the
capitalists; therefore. 1t is presumed
that there Is something upon which
BelIvtew. will prosper What is ~ The
railroaders, II Il thought that this
little place WIN soon be tlle Town
looked To- Is the "a 81 which cont ains
|ths Homes of the ID lilo ders Gtoahd
Ma Faifnoht s. yaEH higL. ana Ilany