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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01


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suIeBt 2tae fallen.
4 + =
MaR tbue in iebsm 2ugsnblid al,
feline @erie, 10 gut mar INNER fam,
nit I%anfter, freisr unO fr06Ii6sr Qufs
mertidmteit, uHo IaFe ben @rfplg bas
Hingeitelt iein.
Sb Sob lie pieget, p6sr 8tei.
Der Buss 1T e e%insrlei,
lin $S1,OO0,O00 bat Der geI6dFtsz
umiab Der Equitable" in sinem SAP
re obgsnommen. g2i6t ieoe SOrte BON
ra0Dertifins" hiIft.
Die gntT6eioung bes psiien 3i6s
tsrs in Gbicago, oaB 7i9t Die 5letI6s
barpne, fonoern nur i6rs 6 orporas
ttouen untsr Qntldge gsIteut nsrbeH
ourfen, Iduft baruuf 6indus, baB maj
BEL iehr gut g~slIeibstsn 9iebsn nur be-
rem S9dtten, ni4t a6er fe IeI6R pros
ce1tren BARI.
3piihen benz eep06nli6en SpiBs
6uben unb einsm 8ertreter Der 6ons
ftnan3 6eitebt Der unterit5ieb, bGB Der
@rItere Oasienige in unseieBlifer Dsis
k erldngt, mas Der 9eBtere uugs6inoert
etnitedt, neil bas 9eieb inn Hi4ts ans
baben fam.
RdHm BAT 9i6ter 6ump6reb In
G6teagp bds erl6ienoe 0ort 9eIpros
den, 10 tommt BON @loucefter, Ma6..
Die Qa6rt6t, baB Der 5leif8trult ben
5ti6hanoel m%onopolifiren uno ibn als
Dinner Dem lIs5rigeR bsifi3en 5piro.
@teI 3eit BADEN fe niat berIorsn. felt
Der siniiigen GntI9eioung, BEN GBz
forb Dem qubIicum nod 656er gu
bdngen.
Die Nap gprter Qegislatur BAT bod
etpds fir bas qugsmeintpohI getbau.
sic bat elm @eIeb pdFirt, pel6as Der=
bietet, qferben Sic Sdspdn3e 5u ituBen.
geiebe, rpeIhe bic 6ffeutIi6eH Gorpos
rdtionsn perhin6ern, Dem 9 ollie ods
Sen iiber bic Obrsn gu 3itaen. Iino
absr nod nint aHgeHommen porben.
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8riegsiniffe bauen ais gnQlano2
0as 2dnb 1T ia reid, Das 2dnb tat
oGs 9eIo uno 3epeD uRo dRoeren
9euten MAIDEN bic nepan3srtsn Dtns
ger un5ebeuren Spdb.
= =
Mud in QI9sciras 6etrsi6t QrGIoaut
Rooiepelt lpieber ods @eidGft oes
6rieoensengeIs. WGre es niht better,
psnn er, itatt nit isiuer Raie in BET
5srne berum5ui6speiien, Fe 3pii6eu
bic RDblsngrd6er uno G~ru5enbefBeI
ftedte, um ben bro6enoeH Strsit 81 0er'
htnOsru9
Sobr Q. 3odeFener il. Eat ieiner
8ibeIclafe in ber authorizations 8aps
tiFtentirhs an Der 5. Dire. in gleD BORT
pisosr einen fal6un1sooneu @ortrag
i5sr @5benbisnh gebalten. Or matte
i'm 2aufe besielben odrduf aufmerts
fam, oaB piele Meni6sn Rag gelo gum
4bgott MAIDEN uno feinen 606ereu 2es
bsnsBped teRnen. dl8 gelo 3uIdnmen
gu ihdrrsn. 5rob Gner ~erpor6tne1
Mfinionsn adben ie absr Iit niemals
5ufrisOen, iouoern bditeteH aufasrs9t
Meter, BIG linen ber Sob Gin mdhtis
ges 9dIt sntgegen rufe. Seine 3uh6s
rer Iau1hteH drodhti1 ben Woren t6z
reg Qehrsrs uno fetner BON linen mae
ts bic 5rage. rs BE ridifhtsloie uno
ungeiiiins Touariosb isineg auoens
blidlih goificiea osrT1nunoeuen" pa
tsrs i'm 81 oem Gr9uB 5eseiitsrtt. uno
o5 6iefsr I'm oie 9orldae al nr dbs
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tes, Die Rodsft1Er #. in To.6 ersGen
Bar5eR 81 3sitnen puBts. g~tlisfsrs
Bate.
SIeih Gin aausss Eubsn6 om,riro.
Rii6sr 0dbmaI5iRta s1t BE qc:ferin
ooR @atHa F5 sommsu IaFsn. ggsm
ot, mob pisosr 10 riel an 9sus +,
81 s-.9
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

Gias s-cfs Delegation Der -9m,ri.
ta7 Fsosrat;ou Of 9obor". ssFibrt opu
QrdFoer. Gomptrs. Rat Dem prSfnsns
ten Rsoie0ssi ESrs GgfpGriaas ssno5i
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

3piI6en BEN eespD6nli6en Spit,
6uben uno einsm 8ertrster Der 5o9s
finan3 5eitsbt Der unterit5ie6, baB Der
@ritere 0%asienige in u~nseIeBlifer Deis
K erIdngt, mas Der 9eBtere u~uge6inoert
einitedt, neil 6a8 gefeb inn Hi4ts ans
BADEN tdnn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

9arm BAT Ri6ter 6ump6reD in
@5ieugp oas srl6Ienoe Mort geipros
den, 10 tommt BON 9louceiter, Mdf.-
bic 9a6ridt, baB Der 5tei'4truIt ben
5ti6hanoel monopoIiirsn uno ibn als
Dinner Dem ue6rtgeR beifii5en niro.
9tel 3eit BADEN tie nt9t berlprsn. felt
Der sinitigen GntIheiouns, ben ST.
torb benz 9ubItcum nod 665er gu
hdnden.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

utbriaers fest bic GntI6eioun1
Res Rit.t-s 6umpbrep 9eRdu auf
SEN n6m,;heu @iuedu pis pas @utz
dtien oe3 SeneraIuHtpdlis Wooop in
otm Sale BEG fribsreu mariRefecr.s
tirs Qaul Tlorton. in reltem oeyr
4}eoon trtI1rts. odB Die crimireas8ers
f%olsaul ur1t66ris iei. Dab niht Die
9e1m,tr r,ri6ulih. icuosrr Die Ser
poratio1In ssriatlih bslaass GperosR
icl.su. 0et.eres niro ii5risers gsres
ya,arro.t noooD in Dem Sale oes
f.eiih GrUHs unusraii5lih ibuu. Sin
@eyfa6ytn sur QufIoiuns oes 5tsiih-
1taits piro aIIo oermuibli9 prompt
~eiu1s.e.ttt rsrOeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

Die gntI6eibung bes peiien &i6=
tsrs in Gbicago. oaB 7i9t Die 5lsiI9s
barOue, fonOern nur t6rs 6 prpora a.
tioHen untsr Qntlage gsiteat perbeH
otrfen, Iduft barduf binaus, baB man
BEL iehr gut gsileibetsn Diebsn nur be-
rem S9dtten, ni4t aber fe ieI6ft pros
ceiitren bdrf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01
Sb Sob he pieget, o6sr 8lei.
Der Ddgs lit Is eintrlei,

lin $81, 1000 Bat Der 9eI6dftgz
umiaB Der Equitable" in sinem SAP
re obsenommen. gidt ieOe SOrts BON
nQ0Dertiing" hiIFt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

Die 92sp gorfsr Qegistatur 6at bod
stpds fir bas QugemsinpohI get6an.
sic bat Elm @eieb pdfirt, pelhes Ders
bietet, qferben Sic SdFpdn3e 3u ituBen.
GeieBe, peIbe bic 6ffentii6eH Gorpos
rdttonen per6inbern, Dem 9 ellie ods
Sen iber bic Obrsn gu 3itaen. Iino
absr nod nidt aHgsHommen porbsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01
Der S0nntagsbots

90 Ma.oa st.-Mlwaakee. Ne.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

Darum Ioute 4omirdl Tept1 ni6t
%berlanoen, baB mir nod gr5Bere
8riegsIhifFe bduen ais Gnqlano2
9as 2dno 1T ia reid, has 2anb tat
ous @elo uno 3epeb uHb dn6eren
2eutsn MAIDEN bic nepan7srtsn Dinz
nRr nnrphenren Shrh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

Slsia Elm saH8ss Subtno dm,ritas
Rii6sr 0dbmlihiHta SAT BE qo;Ierin
oon @5tHa i6 tommeH IaFsr. Wsn
ot' mob Uitosr 70 rieI on 9sus n
~ 55.3 -
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

Der QueH gefaueR mid, pen la6en
SuIest ollie fallen.
X + =
gtan tbue in iebsm QugenbIid aGl
feline 8erie, 10 gut nan INNER fam,
nit i%anfter, freier uno frO9li6sr 4uf,
meriIamtsit, uHb IaFe ben @rfuIg oas
bingsitelt iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-04-01

Nan 5sfdrhiet fsrusr, baB in d6us
lintr W,tis pie i'm @srfdbrsR gegeR
oi, T,tifbtrut : Magnaten, aud Die
crinireae 8srfolgung csr ii6rigsn
EruTt MIa5naten. bic man aufs RorR
aenommeu sat, I'm SaRos perIuRfen
ptyoe. 81. unteriuhung gsseH Die
Stanodyo Oil So. in Ranias lit pm
GommiT1g 8drfieIo in Der udmlinen
Wt:ie bt7crlt porSen, ME o~ieieuigs
9eleu oen FleiIa Sruit. sc piro
a.Io od ste7Fdus pou GrimiRalbsrfoIs
1uHl feline Repe ietn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05
Rnn,r eAr rraaing. nlanking,

Route A grading. plankmg,
and bulkhead complete ,.... ss.seoW
Route &C" grading and plank
aud bulkhead complete ,,..,. s,a66lW
Route ~ OF ~ by trestling loo {,
between stations l.G0 aud go accord'
! ing to Specifications for trestlng route
"B@ except viii use lsxls posts vel
swayed braod instead OF piles for the
sum OF Ss.46o per route "a and
y. l66OO per route ID" viii accept any
cash or work subscribed by residents
along route "A" or ID" as payment on
contract price for said work.
l. r. Abcrcromhie, Route ID" as
per Specifications for Ss,Ii50o.
The Court having considered the bid
Of Birch 4 Jacobson, finds that the total
cost OF the Improvement according to
their bids i as follows to.wit;
Route Tcstle SS7SOS; planking
on ground Ss1S,4o; grading Si+l,4o,
Total cost sl.sss.SS,
Route 'C"-Grading $500; planking
on ground slloso; tres,le ss5sos. Total
cost, Sl,O3,.,s:
The Court not being fully advised at
this time, il Is ordered that the matter
he continued until Wednesday, Jan 10th,
1905.
In the matter oi furnishing and lay
ing 500 rods Of County road between
A. MeKays and y, Anderson. This BE-
ing the time to consider the bids the fol.
lowing were opened aud read:
Sim May ............... .sl.2o per rod
Otto Ridderbush ......... l2O per rod
y. Anderson ........... LIS per rod
One dollar and twenty cents being
the lowest bid and upon the roll being
called the Judge and both commission
ers voted for Otto Ridderbuseh who was
awarded the contract.
In the matter of furnishing the Coun'
" bridges with oil ior the year 1906.
The following bids were opened and
read:
Ross. Higgins & Co, Ole per gallon.
A. V. Allen, S2.55 per case OF 10 gal.
Ions.
Astoria Grocery. ssG5 per case il
ordered in small quantities or $3.50 per
case if the years supply is ordered at
one time.
The bid OF Ross, Higgins { Co, being
the lowest and best bid il is ordered that
same be awarded the said firm.
In the matter of the appointment of a
Road Master for the year 1906.
This being the time fixed by law for
the appointment OF county road
Master and there being but one applica-
Continued on page 81
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05
AELp WANTED.

wANTED-Girl; easy place; family Of
three. Apply As,orian oflicc,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
CHIEF u ARTERMASTER'S OFFICE

CHIEF Ot ARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
Vancouver Barracks, Wash, February
5, 1915. Sealed proposals, in tiipllcate'
win be received at this office until II
O'Clock a. M, February 90. 1905, and
then publicly opened, for the construe-
ton at both Fort Columbia, Wash, and
IT. stevens. Ore, Of a building for shell
ter for search light trucks. Full inior-
nation will be furnished on applica'
ton to this oilice. Plans may also be
seen at the office of the Depot Quarter
master, Portland, Oregon; Constructing
Onartermaster, Fort Stevens, Oregon
and Post Quartermaster, Fort Column
bia. Wash. The L. $. reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all bids or
any part thereof. Envelope contain.
ing proposals should be indorsed'
Proposals for building for search light
truck. IT. Columbia Tor f. Stevens)",
and addressed to the Chief Quartermas.
ter. Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05

FOR RENT-2 FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms. 57s Commercial.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Office OF the Columbia River Packers
Association for the construction Of
Eureka Cannery at Eagle Cliff Plans
and specifications can be seen at the
Association Office. Bids will be opened
at 10 a. M, Saturday, February 10th.
Right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. Columbia River Packers Associa-
ti0n.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05
FOR RENr-rURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT THREE FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping; no children
Enquire 472 Commercial street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05

In the matter of improving one.hslf
nile Of county road. No. a5, between Of
ney and Youngs River Falls. Bids having
been asked, the following bids were
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05
COUNTY COURT FILES
History Of the Last Session OF
That Body.
RESUME OF ORDERS MADE

Reports Of Officers and Doinss of County
Commissioners in All Relations = In
esne and Expenses-Record as it is
Kept.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05

January Term. January srd, 1906.
Claims examined and the Clerk order.
I'd to draw Warrants on the several
funds, as follows:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05

FRED NJ. Bials0eH. -..s .f.f-." PCT i"V
Fred Parliament ...... 224 per rod
Elmer WarnstafT .... Los per rod
Elmer warnstaff being the lowest
bidder, was awarded the contract, same
to be completed by May lst, 1905.
In the matter of the County Road
petitioned for by oskar Lonquist and
fifteen Others in Roard' District No. :.
Ordered that ]. F. Bartoldus be ap-
pointed member OF the board and to-
rether with the road master and county
surveyor, r. c. f. Astbury instructed
to proceed TO lay out said road.
In the matter of the vacation of the
alley in block 5, Gearhart Park, from
Fifth TO Sixth street.
The Court being well advised in the
above matter and finds that no other
person il particularly affected by the
vacation but the owner, The Theo. Kruse
Catering Co. which desires to vacate in
order 10 enable them to enlarge the
soseI. Ordered that the petition be
granted.
In the matter of the vacation Of GER
tain streets in Gearhart Park.
Ordered that the streets mentioned in
the said petition be vacated as the
property abutting upon the said streets
has been withdrawn from the market.
In the matter of the application of
the Kruse Catering Co. for permission
to lay a pipe line from the Thompson
Pals to Gearhart Park, along the Coun-
~ road.
Ordered that the petition to lay a
pipe line along the County road from
Thompson Falls TO Gearhart be granted.
In the matter Of the burial Of the
County poor for the year 1906. W. c.
A. Pohl, county coroner stated that he
would bury the county poor at the
same rate a. in the year 1905. to-wit;
$50 for each burial.
In the matter Of furnishing meals for
county prisoners in jail
Thomas Peterson desiring to continue
his contract to furnish meals to pris-
sner- in the County Jail at 2j cents per
meal. It appearing to the Court that
said prize /. reasonable one. il i or
dered that .aiI contract be continued
during the year 1906.
Thursday, January 4, 1906.
property. The Court having advertised
for bids improving a road from the
city Limit, TO the Hume Mil property
Said bids TO cover either OF the four
r0ute., viz;
Rout Il" from Birch .treet to Hume
mill over ground.
Route "B" From Ash street to Hume
Edl over ground
Route "B" From Birch street to Hume
anit over Tre.tle.
Routa C" From Ash street to Hume
mill over tre-tle.
SAID rod to h. improved according Z
plans and specifications on hle in th'
Slice Of the County Clerk. This being
the time set for opening said bids, tn
following bids were opened and read
Birch & jacobson, route "B" and &C
tre-tle = 81 per running foot; plank
ing on dirt : - per running foot
Grading. s 30 per cubic yard; for ex
avation embankInent 3 90 per cubi
ward.
". A. Goodiu, route ''B," grading
and planking ......-........ s''S5.V
s4s IT. tre.tle at s2~62 perfoot s97
Total ...s......a...... ..sl,sJ3.O'
Route sc7 grading and Plang-
ing ..................... '.s4Z3V
s4s #. trestle at s262 per foot. s97.e'
-. -, -.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05
WANTED. YOUNG MEN; PREPARE

WANTED: YOUNG MENi PREPARE
yourselves to Oil the positions that
will be created as fast as the numerous
railroads complete their extensions during
1905; salaries paid telegraph operators
$50 to $3.50 per month"; we prepare you
at home by mail first and you can enter
our school later, saving ] to 2 months
board and tuition; write for our terms
today. Pacific Coast School Of Tele-
graphy. Portland. Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05

wASTED--GENTLEMAN OR LADY
with good reference, TO travel for
firm of $4,000 capital; salary slois
per year and expenses; salary paid
weekly and expenses advanced Ad'
dress, with stamp, J. A. Alexander, As
toria, Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05

LADIES ONLY READ THlS--If you
honestly wish to make money. and
viii canvass the wsmen Of yssr local
ity, We have the articles for ysa; pat
sn,ed; guaranteed and great sellers
send so esnts for camplsts Amplss'
money refunded II not satisfactory
Ramona Novelty Agency. sos.% Mohawk
Bldg Portland. Ore.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-05

SECOND HAND DONKEY ENGINES
for sale, suitable for logging and
hosting purposes. For description and
price apply TO +. D. Kuettner, Astoria.
Oregon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
POURED ACID
ON SIDEBOARD
Young Englishman Said to Have
Adopted This Means TO Vent
His Spleen.
WARRANT OUT FOR ARREST
Angered Over Having to Pay Tor
Damage Done to Fur
niture.

The police are looking for Charles Ger
aid young white man. who for some
time was employed rs = 2aper-hanger.
and who, through, spite. r. "a alleged.
made n malicious attempt to destroy
furniture In the home of Mr. Benjamin H.
West. OF No 1907 West Grace street.
For ten days the warrant has been out.
but the best efforts OF the police and the
detectives have been o. no avail The
man has apparently gone from Richmond
without leaving any clue by which he
could he traced.
Some months ago Gerald. an English
man and young man, came 70 the city
and found employment with "A paper
hanger on Main Street. lie was an OK
pert in his profession. and was sent To
the home OF 2ir. West. on West Grace
street. TO do some WOrK In moving "a
bed IN the living room OF the home.
Gerald placed the mahogany stead near
the furnace, and the result was that the
bed was injured Mr.. West reported the
matter 70 the employer OF Gerald. and
Gerald was made 70 pay Tor the damage
$40. lie became angry because Of this
amount being taken from his salary, and
the next day called at the home Of
Mr. West. He asked Mrs West II she
had put in the bill against him. ana she
referred him 10 her husband. A few min
Utes afterwards Gerald walked into the
dining-room and poured some kind Of
acid on the sideboard. The acid took
the varnish from the piece OF furniture
Having her attention called 20 the din
ing-room IN short while. Mrs West
found that there was acid on the side
board and started 70 wipe II away. Her
fingers were slightly burned when they
came in contact with the acid
fr~Te
what had happened. and Mr.. West who
is an attorney at law. at once went 70
the chief Of police and made a report.
The result was the issuance Of a warrant
against Gerald. charging him with mali
ciously attempting to destroy furniture
IN the home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
NEW DISTRICTS
MORE OFFICIALS
General Superintendent Anderson,
of Coast Line, Makes Public
Recent Appointees.

WILMINGTON. y. c., December 22.-In
connection with the increase Of the NUM-
Der OF operating districts from twelve to
seventeen. the following appointments
are made public by General Super.nten-
dent A. w. Anderson. Of the Atlantic
Coast Line:
Wilmington District. to be composed Of
Wilmington t. C0nten;nae. y. G. in
Guiding branches. and Atlantic and Yad-
kin Division TO Sanford y. g. e T..
Henncger superintendent; b. j. Hughes.
tranmaster. Chadbourne District, between
Wilmington and Pee Dee. S c., with
branch lines, J. y. Fountain. supcrinten-
cent; NJ. l.. Slower. trainmaster
The Columbia, \. c.. District is divided
into two districts. 10 be known as the
Columbia and Darlington Districts: G. l..
Porter, in charge OF the Columbia. with
Is. T. Jones. trainmaster. and 3. H.
Hare, superintendent Of Darlington Dis
trict. with W. A. Cole. trainmaster
George 3. Mcclellan. trainmaster of the
Charleston District. IS made superlnten-
dent of the Norfolk District and sue
ceeded by c. NJ Brand W. NJ Dove.
trainmaster OF the Charleston and West
ern Carolina at Augusta, il made super
irtendent of the Savannah District. vice
Wright, resigned TO 80 with the Georgia
Central Railway.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
Golden WEDDING
At THE HARLANS
All of Washington Official and
Social Life Were
Present.
Present.

WASHINGTON. December 22.-On the
22d of December. 1856. Hon. John NJ
Harlan, now associate justice Of the Su-
preme Court of the United States. was
married in Evansville. Indiana, and to
day he and Mrs. Harlan celebrated their
golden wedding by giving a reception at
their residence in this city During the
ceremony, which lasted from 4 TO 2 O'Clock
the greater part Of official and social
Washington called to pay its respects, the
President the judges associates IN the
court, including the chief Justice and
many Senators and Representatives being
included I'm the list. Justice and Mrs
Harlan We're heartily congratulated bv
their visitors. the remarks being very
common that such a celebration Is OF
extremely rare occurrence In the families
Of men In public life. Assisting in the
reception We're the three sons and two
daughters OF the justice and the family
OF the sons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
MAKE PLANS FOR
GREAT REUNION
Richmond Veterans Working to
Perfect Arrangements for Enter
tainmcnt OF Grand Camp.
THOUSANDS OF VETERANS
Thought Likely That as Many as
Seven Thousand Old Soldiers
VIII Be Here.

Plans Tor the great Confederate re-
union. beginning May 81. 1870. are going
bravely ahead
A few nights ago a meeting OF the
finance committee and others Interested
YVES held and on this occasio a sub
committee OF three, consisting OF Colonel
John W. Gordon and Alessrs. J. y. Boyd
and Edgar d. Taylor. was appointed TO
divide the town into districts. with the
Idea Of making 81 systematic canvass for
funds. After the division is effected. mem
beers Of the standing committees will be
appointed TO do the soliciting. Estimates
OF what each citizen IN the respective
districts is able TO give will be made,
though these estimates OF course WILL not
DC binding on those approached.
II is believed that the hotels VIII con-
tribute literally 70 the cause Of the re-
union. and that some OF the retailers.
who undoubtedly are 70 profit by H. will
likewise prove themselves most generous.
Although no one can say positively Just
how many people viii visit Richmond dur
Ing the FIVE days OF the reunion. fl is
estimated that the city. at one time or
auother during this period viii enter
tain 40 least 50. 600 strangers and that
these VIII leave about $500. 900 here. Then.
too Richmond VIII be splendidly adver-
tised by those 20 whom she extends hos
pitaiity SO nothing will be lost by the
city Councils making a liberal apprOprla-
lion 70 helD the old soldiers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
ATLANTIC AND N. C.
LEASE SUSTAINED

RALEIGH, y. c., December 22.-The
State Supreme Court to-day sustained
the lease made by the State Of the At
lanuc and North Carolina Railroad. now
a mart 90 tho Norfolk and Southern
The four justices concurred. bu: Chief
Justice Clark filed a dissenting opinion.
Efforts were made 10 break the lease
by the owner OF two shares of stock. and
at the hearing before Judge Long. at
Newbern. the court held that the Com
uonwealth acted within its right in
transferring the property TO the How
land Improvement Company. Formerly
the Atlantic and North Carolina was
operated by the State. and a demand
that 1t be leased was based on the
ground of bad management and poor
results.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
SIX MEN DROPPED
FROM ROLL OF co. A

In pursuance Of wedding out Of men
from the companies Of the Seventeen
Regiment. an order was issued yester-
day by Captain Hardy. OF Company A.
dismissing from service Corporal Louis
Norgent. Corporal W. c. Jennings. Cor
poral w. J.. Tremor. Private NJ Daniel
Private J. 7. Starkey and Private J. IL.
Moseey.
the company FOR the good Of the ser
vice. a crusade against men who have
not the interests Of the company at heart
was started some weeks ago by Captain
Hardy. and all who are not paving strict
attention to the military duties imposed
on the men are being dropped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
COLORADO RIVER CLOSED;
MANY LIVES SAVED

WASHINGTON Dec 22-The following
telegram from Governor Pardee of Cali
fornia. dated Sacramento, thanking the
president for his action in the matter OF
taking steps 20 repair the break in the
colorado river. was made public at the
White House to-day. My thanks for
your telegram informing me that South
ern Pacific VIII proceed at once TO repair
Colorado break and that matter will ba
brought before congress for permanent
settlement.
You have saved many thousand peo-
PIE from ruin and many thousands OF
FERTILE acres from devastation. I thank
YOU in the name of our people and 49,
personally"