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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01

Mr.. Sans may represent, or
misrePresent, the people Of the
2sth district in the State senate,
but the fangs Of the ring have
been drawn, aud neither be nor
any other man, or set "a men,
will dictate thu politics Il Vulu.
STA county again for many years
The people Of the county have
been awakened; they know the
mission Of the ring. aud they will
watch the ring with eagle eyes.
The power of ring rule in Volusia
county is = thing of thu past.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01
A Happy Mother

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cared f.r o.. du o., % good prrglt..
r. r.. Nrr, l.'... .n
tr"m t..m- .uI th,r m.'h,r- Imt
know r NH ,uur hsh, D., f,.tr-h lul
d,s.-uf ..,,p ~ nights. % .- fru.hI,i
Wuh ..m- Nm,., Cream \.m
lup, ... lean uUt The, N.ru- 300 q
mld 90. ..Hut wIV bu,. irrtd .'p..
used t.r % @ tual Hrrr, .- ,,ur.
SD In 800 drugur-t-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01

The statement by the corI'"ra-
ton newspapers that the anti
BrowArd gang has captured the
state Senate is untrue. The c"m-
plexion Of the senate j. a. fol-
lows: There are u membrr- Wh"
will stand with the governor. with
1 not yet committed, hut sup.
posed 81 b. above bribery: the
Senate is composed of 81 mem
bers. of course, the railroads
may succeed in buying enough "f
thu members 3" prevent legisla-
ton inimicable D. their grah-.
but whether ur not they eau It"
this will he known only after the
Senate meets and get- down Z"
business.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01

Governor Broward will gain
two friends from Nolasia county
in the House u Representatives.
PrOf-John u. Parkinson, of Day
tona, il an ardent admirer IL the
governor a. will a. a warm psr-
sonal friend. ID. p. Morrison, IL
BaFbeFville, the other represents
tive from this county, il also On
admircr of FloridA'- fearless gov
ernOr, and will no doubt stand
with him IL b. de-Rs the gov
ernOT in the right. Morrison has
TOO much sense and too much
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01
Dnn'IliII

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cough when yuu can cure u with Bal
lard's llurchound Syrup a sure cure
t"r Coughs, Bronchitis. infuenla.
Group and Pulmonary Diseases. Buy
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different rrmcdics. but must say your
horchUund Syrup j. the best Group
aud Cough medicine I ever used Sid
BY al druggists.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01

The railroad rate bill has final.
ly passed the senate, with aIoui
~ amendments. Congressman La
mar, If FlOridas third district.
says the bill is nov Il no possible
good g. the people. This is Just
about what was expected. As
long - the people continue a.
send railroad and corporation
lawyers and tools a. their 'rrpre-
sentatives.' they may expect L.
br sold out. The strange part of
the whole matter IL: Why de-
ru"d. honest people vote for such
men? They know what they ar.
The people know What they will
DO, yet they tumble over them
selves to get Ia the polls % vote
Ter them. "A government j. A.
go"d as it people. =" is . true saw
ing. However. the people arr
gradually yak ing up aud turning
the rAscals cut. But they are
slow TO auuse. Especially is this
80 in the towns. The country
people arr better pasted aud are
not - easily Influenced by ult.-
riuT motives. They express their
honest convictions when they
rast their votes.
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TO CORRUPT VOTERS.

Follow Ing Is copy Of u letter
purInrt"d tn have h'-n sent by
james ". Perk ins, If D-lAnd, Ia
L,uis Wilson. = young man of
Piersou:
DElANp, FLA. Nav -. 'Ui.
Mr. Louis Wilson. Pi-Tson, Fla:
dear Frieud-H.rrv ith | hand
YOU n practice ballot marked as ]
would h. glad {" see elected.
SOM Of The people in your settle
mrnt have not Thought we'll Of
him. but u J. great mistake,
for We nav" chance e. have a
man from your section of the
county. and w. ought Ia support
hun; he l. honest and capable.
! al-" hope YOU will give Perkins
smith your support; he J. n first
class friend II mine and - n good
fellow. All these who know him
will tell you that. Have your
hursc and buggy cut all day and
bring in any that y"u hear II at
a distancr and try Ia get them to
vote right | will pay you for
your s-ryic,. aud when the pri-
mary j. over you s'nd me your
hill. Anything that you say IL
right. will be glad II YOU will
b" Ou hand all during the day.
] have sent you this mail sJmr
-cucalar letters - Ia Captain
sans Mr. Elrud b. a Methodist
prpach.r and should know What
h. j. talking about. Hand thrs'.
letter. cut Ia amy Nho rais'- thu
llquur question. Don't let thu
people h.. fooled with newspaper
trash. Cuslringt"n ha- q paper
aud he must keep Il full Of -"m''-
thing ! hav, concluded g. Just
hand you Tive dollar. and u you
think ! should pav you m"re for
y"ur work, -ay go. Help me "ut.
old h"y, and | will rcmemi--r you.
Your.
t~igur,n J. ". PKKkrxs.
I hrrke my Typewriter "n this
bitter. ]. ". Z.
Ia considering thi, matter, Il
must h., remembered that Mr. Per
kim was uut candidate fer
"ilir''. lat 81 the time Il writing
this letter va -vTetaTy and
treasurer 1T the Nulusia County
Demorratir Executive Commit
lee. and uu' 81 "a" members c"n.
stituiing the tampaign Commit
lee. whirh had in charge the
manag ,ment uf thu late primary.
IL will H. seen 10y thu al,ov. how
il was possible Ter this committee
ia coniurt a fair and impartial
Thu J. hut one IT
MANY such letter.. and shows that
money vas used in the campaign
IT, show how prrmiscuou-ly il
"a used, il i but necessary 10
tate that thu money sent Mr.. ,
Wilson vas returned by him b.
he sender. Wilson was too hon
rattle e. sell his "wOrk'-And
lis vote, II course. I
Ii Mr.. Perkins wants b. explain
his. and to tell how many such ,
etters we're written, THE News I
I'LL gladly furnish the space free
{ charge. Il
This was only one of the meth &
IL used by thu organization b.
rfeat the will Of the people Of !
Olusia county.
1 =
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01

A . SPECIAL insluc~ment Ia NV
sURscEIBEEs. THE NENs will y.
sent from the date of subs-riy,-
ton until January ., 1917, for -
cent?; in blocks Of five sub-crip-
tions sent all at one time, 90 8
addresses, ti.sD.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01
STETSON CLOSES
4 FINE YEAR
Exercises Attractive and
Most Interesting.
GRlDUATEs ~ DEPARTMENT.
Ge,eruer BreNard GHrst sf HsRsr
Tuesday aud "Wednesday.

The exercise. AZ Stct-nn University
this year pa--,d oil With the usual
splendur. Unusual interest was man.
ifrstrd in the visit of Governor liroW
ard, Who gave an address Tuesday
night. AMI ice whose honor the rcccp.
tiun "a, held.
The principal features of the eNrr.
cises were. The addrc,- to Q h. rradu
atcs Oi be- l,u.in"-- College saturday
night b. Rev. " !. IaTknc--. Of
nrl.and: The haycalaurrate sermon,
preached Sunda, morning by Rev e..
n Ridley, Of Live oak and the All
drcs- by Governor liroWard.
The largest audirn"c ever gathered
in the auditorium "a, present tu li-t-
en- tO the addrC~, 81 Goycrnur IIruwaTl
Tuesday evening. Iic gave the grad
yates a ruud. sensible talk. calling
their attention o-pr, tally to the all
vantage they had icrn given a. CON-
pared to the Disadvantages undcr
Nhi'h the huy- oi Oh. generation
labored. he told them io pat the
best foot forward. never To be
dismayed. 90 wear a cheerful face.
pay their debit % financially EN-.
harTa-~ed To lrt no ony knoW Il. but
COniiuug striving 10 accomplish the
puTuD-r toward which 'H., had -.
gun
After the exercises IN the audito-
rum. reception va rendered GOV.
crnOr Howard boo Cbauduin Hall. In
the receiving line acre Dr. and MrS.
Huiley and the Governor The guests
Were introduced by Rev. Nr. Gibt,on.
and Prof. g. H. Carson. \ yer, !arre
number Of persons we're present. I;e.
ircshment- yer, served iu the dining
hall.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01

The annual meeting If the
IOunty Commissioners and GuSl
Reads Association nf Florida " 10
H.. held in Tallahassee June ~.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01

self-respect Ia be led around by
the nose by the Volusia county
hosses.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01
Homecoming
For all kentuckians

tNsr ia.su fnFlnsr Tsetfsuts - th.- ~tst. 81
krufucky have areIfssl ths iuNttatitsi - %.
tssuisStilr tslunfft'hi tuh o. - hsstus fssin
ina cs.straiioa tu - b, % tn tssu I-Kiii. Jams.
Ut. titA. " utu o.. thr Ets'afs - rsf hsfTug
ever hcid in tn STATE 90 Kent geky aud slst1sn
has alseasiy tsu .iIti-artlzi fsH ~ euts ~ ain
Dsui fund. "Wednesday. lutr d Niii o. NJ
ccsfifn aud Ns-eUins nsy. Thur-ias Iuns 70
-tsz 80 DAY in tssnsE 90 80 Tsls-u t'fil ius
FsteF. auihiH - ms trt kruttiskS tlutus:'
friday jan Eth. ltanisi ltsri.r ftsy: -afuf-
dsy Juar ~ GFvatrf ksuiucky tlay. Tsf
this event thE
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01

u ulnksz usikiuE sa-y. tuu stssrttz. Han
t'sfl- tuErusiuE uait-. >sflis.n sod Sweating
trst ~ al druggists and -hsE siuu.s. -
ihsnt asss.t Hnl -utetItufg. ramIis lhEE
Atdu--s- A'su tttn-is 4. LArtioy. y N.-s-ls
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,RNp NTr>

Following arr the name. Of those
Who graduated.
Bachelor 81 Law, Arthur l.. Al.
'iL Iaui Carter. George w. Conover.
Harry &. Duncan, John Granting.
D.. Faulkner Gate. Wesley q. PinnrIl.
DAVID -. I'.rdgrr-, Truymau ! smith.
Arthur o. Noylc.
BachclUr 81 =. Irn,c Vim. Young
Micklc, Charlie. O.. I'cIur. ,laud.. :
Tinelev.
I'acbrIOr Of Philosophy Annie y.
Holden
ia, helor of Art- Geo ". Calhoun.
Ida G.. Kramer. Royal T.. Hamlin.
Helen =. Man,iIlc. lic,-ic L. Whit
akcr.
'las-i,lI Course lam,, Stau.r,
Nunatt. jaime, Williamson I:u-rlsr.
uurh. 81.
Latin >-icutf, Iour-r Frame
irene Ai,"'i, E'nrl TAYLOR Amr..
Emma Amelia Bakcr, ErWiuna eau.
den. Hugh ~. Claire Gcirer. Nary
Amonette Gordon, Alice McKinnrt.
Helen Winifred Mn. Ernest .nr
l;achcl Mun~cil. Mae Priscilla I;yland.
Scientific 'our-c Lily Nav CIravr.
land. August koel,ch Ec,lc.. Iva
Mae HawlcN, Charles Frederi, Lud.
Wig. WllbuT l.uthrr Tilsirn. Ivan
fredeTic Waterman.
Literary Course henrietta !. p.
Baere'kc, Charlie llcnr, Campbell.
Jr.
kindergarten Training Course
salome Hampton. Hurtta snoWdrn
Naulx, Malrl NOyle.
Advanced COursr Clcyir Rich.
school Of Mechanical Art Ralph
Nichaud Broadwrl..
Shorthand - Annie PoWcll. Win. .
fred Mix. Laurance lIOtt,. I;o,alir
boCkcr. Lillian Cook, IIernice Alfred. I.
Eva Hawlev.
housekeeping -Edna Borland, lob .
ert Paxton, Kate Po~ell. Annie Jonrs. /
Ethel SprOul, 4. n lireWsteT.
TeleRraphy Frank Dimick.
Teachers Cla-., ScbOOl If Music
Jessie Joy Baker, Eva Anna Baker.
Kate Estelle Walker, Mary Frame.
MaTvick.
a PRuSPERuUS YEAR
This closes one Of the most prosper.
Ous ycars IN Tue history Of the school.
Nearly go students have registered.
and every department expects a
largely increased Attendant. me-,
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01

Low Round trip Rate via
Louisville & Nashville
RAILROAD
IT," lg,ui,Vill. ~ Na-hy 10" x.
u. Will -rll round trip tirk.ts
! from Jark-"u, H. &" paints show u
"u date, Indicated: pr"p,rti"n-
ai"ly l"W rates lr"m other Ioints.
con IE pari-, Texas. and return.
DOH I'll Ti,kcts sold May ). 4, ..
and g. With inal limit
May H..
con Al Louisville. Nv. AMI re.
nLU =. .|.4 Tickets sold June
w H. ~ and ~ With final
limit iuu, = i;y payment 81 fee Of
~ cent?. ii,k,t- IAN rc extended un.
til July -
SIG rs I'm T. !'? !; "a e. $@ ::
aua IU.l b. O.. ind fInal limit -
diy- from date uf ale. iIy payment
90 g., Ui - cents ana deIOsitiHP
ticket ~dmc can hc extended until
september ~
Qil pE Knoxville. Tenn, and re-.
MD iii turn TCkcts sOld June
T.. l.. ~. -. - and ~
anal Ju.N .. - aud -. Final Hunt H.
ddy- from uat- eft ale. Ti,kets can
To- ,Nl,uu,d hN payment of Zee ui ~
cents and arpu-itinr with special
agent. unit. september ~
MI M Noscir, : and an Is fS,u "a" rirs.
yt, -uId june - tn July q
inclusive. Final limit SrptcmiS-r ~
L|h.ra. stup.uN,r privileges. l'as-rn.
ger. can go one Tuut, and return
auotu,r.
0I0 lE p,uy,T. tuIOrado springs
h4I hi cor iuyb.o. col. and Gc.
turn. Tt,krts sulO Iuly
"u Go llih Final return limit Ma.
gust s'Hl. l..u,rJ. -tup-ovrT- allUNrd
At '".ufauu "uWun Points.
CON IN Milwaukee. Wis. AMI ~.
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uaIy Ma, o. to september ~. in
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GUu . HERHlNG.
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LOWsViiIE q NASHVILLE n. n.

utu ssti Fssind trip tirkrt- frsua al tzsiuts tas
tSru stiils AMI y tura ~ tfNf fAHg I.iu. :
Ss-uts. tlfksts tstur on sab iuue ~ 10 nltf q.
limited FettfTuinx lunr = uHh t,fisiis7ss "a
cNicuslun ~ hFnn until luiy = - dstss-ittnr
okerx vii ~ I,rftnitfsd ~ Glasnuw Iuuff lslfi
tsH paFtisH ds~irinH 90 visit hauatusfh 0aNs
aTd siEg trip fiCkfts utn ~ sld ~ iasilisstl.
90 al Iu1tuts in tsr sfate 80 ONE fAnt t.itI.
- CUuta az H. folIsd trip. such o. ksf. ta,-
ius on -lIlr Lass tl-ls lnstiuafitsri. 49,. thsf
srtefai sIsstai trains vii - Fun &c tbs 80
Cllslsnn. tai TarttltlllIrs uf Wash "a h. an
nuumftld iater. siztee a paRs bsssklt.t stt-
inH iuu paittrulaFs cau - 49, I'd frum
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a I'RdNPERnI-s YEAR.

This closes one Of the most prosper
oa' ycars IN Tue history Of the school
Nearly 80 students have registered.
and every department expects a
largely Increased attendance nrSt
year.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-06-01
Mar8h Bros.

Phone 90, DeLand, Fla,
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BrightWOd

Services were conducted by the Chris
tian Endeavor Society Of the Church OF
the Covenant at Camp Good VIII IN
Brightwood last Sunday. The children
lat the camp belong 10 various denomina-
tions. but ali seem 10 be pleased with
young peoples societies. which hold
their meetings Sunday afternoon An
invitation has been extended 10 other
young peoples societies and church or
CARNATIONS 10 hold services at the
camp.
The children at the camp are now
having plenty of music Through the
agency of Percy S. Foster a firstclass
upright plano has been secured for the
season. The children enjoy music and
listen to the popular airs and classical
selections.
The camp always needs additional vol
unteers. The small corps OF workers
receive announcement and rest through
the help given by the young ladies and
young men who visit the camp for a
few hours or for all day. With hun
dred children and mothers 20 look after
and build up In every way, there Is
no limit 10 the amount OF work which
could and should be done. 1t Is often
necessary. owing 10 weather conditions.
slight arrangement Of plans, etc. for
the entire force of workers 20 be eX-
ceedingIy busy nearly every hour out
Of the twenty-four This leaves little
time and energy. II is stated. for such
mental and moral development as should
be a most important part OF the work.
In such emergencies the help OF volun-
teers is greatly needed.
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C6n6reSS1oigEltS

The annual small arms practice OF
the District National Guard came 10 a
close temporarily on their range near
here Friday evening. on account OF the
coming camp. The First Separate Bat
TALON and the band and field music viii
complete their scores in September
The range will be open every day FOR
voluntary practice.
The Sea Girt team Will be announced
in a general order 10 be issued in the
near future. viii leave here saturday
August 20.
The annual fall meeting of the Ma
tionai Guard will be held in October
and il is probable that there will be
teams here from many OF the nearby
States TO compete for some OF the hand
some prizes TO be awarded the best
shots.
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NeNN1ngIOn

The ''Kensington Abilities. a base
ball team Of small boys ranging in age
from nine TO twelve. have been playing
some spirited games against similar
team from the North san. TIE Athle-
tics generally win.
They gave a lawn party r,st Friday
evening at the home OF capt. r. J.
HartshOTne % raise mCne for baseball
suits and equipment. an raised quite
a considerable sum. Herbert Filler Is
managing the ianances OF the club. the
personnel Of which is as follows: Nor
man Peter. captain; John Gedd,s. Max
son Cunningham, Alan Peter. Fosmer
Hartshorn. Clarence Eismau. Willie
Harding, 81. Clair Fowler, and Edwin
Bets
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Street improvements.

Work was begun this week upon tear
ing up the Johnson avenue sidewalks
preparatory TO laying a granolithic
pavement The work is being done uH-
der the direction OF a committee dele
gated for that purpose by the town
council. OF which DR.. Joseph A. Mudd
lis chairman. The cost Of constructing
the walk viii be assessed against the
owners OF abutJing property according
70 the provisions OF a Law passed BY the
recent Legislature. Il Is understood, how
ever. that several Of the property hold
ers VIII protes: the payment OF this
amount IN order 10 test the constitu-
uoralty OF the law. Previous 10 this
time all sidewalks IN fayetteville have
been laid ut tho expense OF the town.
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Firth-sterling steel Plant.

Building operations at the Firth
Sterling steel plant are taking rapid
strides, and il couple OF more weeks
The power house and the forging shop
VIII be completed. and many Of the
various other buildings VIII have gained
considerable Roadway.
on the grounds at present there are a
number OF engines and derricks, some
OF which lift as much as forty tons
Robert Dunseath. the vice president
and manager of the Pittsburg Razing
and Erecting Company. has charge OF
the construction.
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Race Horses Gone.

Many horses have left Brightwood
The Javins string OF trotters and pac-
ers. in charge Of James Morrow, took
the boat for Norfolk last Tuesday. The
string consists of Bedford Boy 2l54
Bedworth, jr.. 2.O6Is and 5. d. r., 2.l54.
As far as can be learned. II is a ques-
ton whether the Brightwood manage
menJ viii gave a fall trotting meet
Thus far none has been scheduled. but
there il some talk of giving a running
meeting over the course
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Baseball Game Today.

The Congress Heights baseball club
and a picked nine from the WoodmeA
OF the World will cross bats ar . o'clock
today on the Waller grounds An in
teresIing game Is promised. The bat
tories for the He ehts team viii be A.
Burgess and r. Hoyle. Mr. Curnane
viii 40 the twirling for the visitors.
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The Rev. G. II Wagner, OF the hyaI1S-
vile Memorial Methodist Eplscopal
Church. and II. y. Gordon, the Washing-
ton evangelist and lawyer, wfo has been
occupying the pulpit Of the above church
during the pastors absence, VIII attend
the jackson Grove assembly, which con-
venes on July q. M Gordon. who Is a
member Of the board Of directors OF the
assembly, will conduct a number OF the
services in the auditorium. The Kew
Mr. Wagner is also scheduled TO deliver
a sermon at the dig meeting on Monday
evening. July 30. Wednesday, August j.
is the date Of the annual joint conVen-
ton Of the Sunday schools OF anne
Arundel and Prince George counties. a
large representation from Hyattsvllle
will be at Jackson Grove on that day
Mrs Evangellne Macintosh, the mis-
sionary who has been conducting the
morning services AT the Brentwood
Methodist Episcopal Church. has re-
signed on account OF poor health. The
Rev. Hughes win hereafter preach at
both morning and evening services.
The Baptist and Southern Methodist
Sunday schools held their second joint
picnic for this season on wednesday
evening The pupils enjoyed the trip g
Indian Head on the jamestown
The BranchviIle Grove meeting, under
the auspices of the local Southern Meth
odist church, the Rev +. A Tyler pas
tor, continued throughout the week TO,
day the Rev. r. l. Fultz will preach
morning and evening.
The Rev. f. d. Gordon. OF Washing
ton. will again preach al the local Meth
odist Episcopal Church North this morn
ing
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chamnion With FoiIs.

Charles f. HeWett. who IS now visit
ing DR.. J. NJ Semple. Lanham. is the
champion fencer Of Massachusetts, Mr..
IIewett Is now in training 10 meet
Robert ManteU, the champion OF the
United States. at Boston about Septem-
Der / Mr. Hewett fenced before Presl-
dent Roosevelt recently ana in appre-
citation OF his skill the President pre-
eented him with a handsome pair OF
fo{is
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New Club Rooms.

President IoEn Mccormick. IT. an
.nounces that the Hyatt lille Independ-
ent Club secured the IL ct noor or the
AIcDermott property. which VIII be FUR
nIshed as club rooms On Saturday next
the club goes 70 Colonial Beach Tor
three weeks enCampmert- The next
regular weekly meeting FFin be held al
the Beach on Sunday.
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Funeral Services.

Impressive services were held last
Monday morning at st. Teresa g
Church. corner Washington and Fill
more streets, Anacostia, over tho re-
mains OF the late Thomas O'Flaherty Of
Oxon Hnl. Prince George county, Ma,
Rev Martin p. Egar, the assistant rec
tor Of the church, ofdciated az the SER
vices. and the pallbeorcrs were J. T.
Farrell, Bryan DoVney, John Madlsan,
and John Boyle. Interment was made IN
ST IgnaCus Cemetery, near ONon HlL
nd. The deceased IS survived by wife
and six children.
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Hospital Appointments.

Three appointments 10 the position OF
medical inferno al the Government Hos
pitai for the Insane have recently been
made by DR.. White. the superintendent
Of the institution. The appointments
were made from a list submitted as
result OF the civil service examination
held by the commission recently IN DIFF
ferent parts OF the country.
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Manned Police District.

The eight police districts In this sec
ton. have been more clearly defined by
SeTgt. c. A. Stevens. who lie In command
OF the local precinct. and the policemen
OF this station have had Outlined TO
them by map. the limits o. the districts
COvereG by them.