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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-02
ROOM AND BOARD

ONE LARGE front mosquito proof
room with board. in private family,
for man and wife. Electric lights.
hot and cold water. Cars pass the
door. etc. Address NJ. E. D., Adver-
tiser office. 1897
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A pair of gold-rimmed eye glasses
We're lost on the street yesterday some
where on Kewalo, Beretania or Puma
hou streets. Reward if same is return
ed to this Office.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, May 1.
Stmr Mauna Loa, Simerson, from
Maui and Eawaii ports, 7:05 a. M,
with SAG bags sugar, 81 bags coffee, 80
head cattle.
Stmr. Noeau, Peterson, from Ana
hola, $50 a. m, with 5000 bags sugar.
DEPARTED.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and
way ports, noon.
Stmr. Likelike, Naopala, for Molokai,
Maui and Lanai ports, 5 p. m. r
Stmr Ke Au Hou, Tullett, for Kauai
ports, p m.
Stmr. w. G.. Hall, S. Thompson, for
Kauai ports, p. m.
Stmr. Helene, Nelson, for Hawaii
ports, 5 p. m.
Schr. Charles Levi Woodbury., Har-
ris, for Honoipu and Hilo, p. N.
DUE TODAY.
N. w. S. S. Co.'S stmr. Olympia,
Truebridge, from Seattle, a. m.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory. from Ka-
uai, a. m.
SAIL TODAY.
Schr. Kauikeaouli, for Kohalalele, IL
a. m.
DUE SATURDAY.
CA. S. S. Moana, from Victoria and
Vancouver, p. m.
o. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, from Oak
land and San Francisco. a. m.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per stmr. Mauna Loa, May 1, from
Kau.-Alfred Moore and wife, Miss K.
Graves, Mrs. J. r. Slattery, Mrs. B.
Baddaky, F. A. Wicket, Lee Poy, Lee
Let. From Kawaihae: NJ. Kamakaia.
From Kona: w. H. G. Armenian, c.
Bolte, B. f. Underwood " Hurd, T.
Ena, N. richards, Charles Moore and
wife, Mrs. J. Gaspar, Mrs. H. Kelii, j.
Cavain. From Maui ports: DR.. V. A.
D. Davis, H r. Eckart, A.
De Rego, Rev. A. B. Weymouth; c. A.
Brunn, ]. H. Partouss and 81 deck.
Departed
Per stmr Kinau, May 1, for Hilo and
way ports.-Mrs. NJ. E. Anderson, G.
K. Stillman, H. Akona, Mrs. T. A.
Kiakona. j. T. McCrosson, j. w. Berg
strom, Charles r. Shaw, Mrs. James
Shaw and child A. w Carter, William
j. c. Anderson, Mrs E.
w J. Dyer, Mrs. David PuIlar
Per stmr. w. G. Hall, May 1, for Ka-
uai ports.-J. a. Palmer, D. F. Nc
Corriston, E. P. Chaplin, DR.. V. Nor
gard, r r. Cation, Rev and Mrs.
J. NJ. Lydgate, three children and SER
want.
Per stmr. Likelike, May 1, for Molo- |
kai and Maui ports.-Harold Giles, E. |
K. Devauchelle, Mrs. Mark K. Aiu, !
Miss Sorenson, Miss Hartwel.
VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.
Z. S. a. T. Dix, Ankers, Manila, Apr.
g.
U. s. Revenue cutter Manning. Rob
erts.
L. s. S. Iroquois, Carter.
(Merchant vesseIs.)
cisco, April 81
Archer. Am. bktn., Lancaster, San
Francisco, April 16
0irigo, Am. sp., Goodwin, Philadel-
phia, April IS.
1lwen, Am. sp., Young, Lahaina, April
90. On distress.)
Am. blk, Mcdonald, San
Francisco, April %.
Morning Star. Am. SIS, Garland, Gill
bert Is, July Is.
olga, Am. schr, Waldeck, San Fran
cisco, Apr 90.
)riente, It. blk, Garguilo, Nitrate
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DUE SATURDAY.

CA. S. S. Moana, from Victoria and
Vancouver, p. m.
o. S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, from Oak
land and San Francisco. a. m.
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CaSsff ed Advertisements,
SITUATIONS WANTED.

BY GENT as luna on plantation. Best
of references. Address 1119 Fort
street. 1899
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A fine collection of silk shawls XII
nonos. table and piano covers, tapes
try of different designs. will be sold
by Will Z. Fisher today at 10 a.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

Stables, now occupied by Y. Wo Sing
& Co. Possession given May /. In
quire Club Stables Tel Main 109.
1896
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IliIiESk ~
T. H

ports, Apr "A.
Restorer, Br. cable stmr., Combe, San
Francisco, Feb. 8.
San Mateo, Am. SIS, Ross, Seattle,
April "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
.COCKADE CITY TO. 0.
CLOSE SALOONS 4 |. !
Iinpo1itic Move BY Llqt'or Men
Will Provoke Local Option,
Fight.
CITY BONDS READY For SALE
Young Ladies From Music Class
IT, Sing at Easter
Services.
(snecia1 to The lmes-Dlspatch.)

.
PETERSBURG, vArA April 12-Local
option Is already brewing over here, TO
use n paradoxical expression, since the
defeat OF the early closing ordinance III
the Board OF Aldermen last Tuesday
evening. 1T Is very probable that petit
ton for local option election will be
clrculnted and men on each side or the
question express tho opinion that III such
ali event Petersburg will go dry. Tho
efforts of the liquor people5to defeat the
early closing ordinance arc re gn RI cd as
having been q very ltnpolltc course, call
cuuted to force the issue to their ult'--
nnto defeat by local option when the
passage Of a midnight closing law would
have quleted tho matter for somo time
to come. M IN a .sg
Z The temperance fight Is led and directed
by tho Anti-Saloon League people, who
are very closely allied with many churches
in this city.
IA. CITY BONDS READY.
Tho sewer, water pipe and sidewalk
Improvement bonds Of the city are ready
for sale and sealed proposals. for the
purchase Of the whole{o or any part OF tho
seventy-flve thousand dollar issue Will be
received by the city Finance Committee
until the twenty-thlrd Of April. The bonds
are four per cent forty-year securities
and will be coupon In FORM fifty thousand
dollars Of the one thousand denomination.
twenty-five thousand Of the five hundred
dollar Size IS, 8
A bank has been organized at McKen-
ney, in Dinwlddie county with $4,000
capital, and the following officers: Pres
ident, Dr. y. c. Powell; vloe-presdent.
John, r.. Doyle; 4 cashier, u H. Ligon; as
sstant cashier j, R. Beck.
CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS.
The Board of Stewards recommends
tions as to Improvements to the Wash
ington Street Methodist Church We're
adopted by the congregation at a meet
Ing last night. The proposed improve
ments will practically remodel the build
Ing, and ,includo4the removal Of the stee-
pie, leaving a ,belfry, extension Of the
two side gallaries to meet new gal
lery over the vestibue, extension of the
pulpit recess, removal OF organ ana choir
to rear OF pulpit and complete renova-
ton OF the church furniture.
The choir at ST. Joseph's Catholic
Church will be assisted Easter Sunday
morning by young ladies from the music
class of ST.. Joseph's Academy, and by
Mr.. T. J. Keenan, basso, and Mr.. r..
Kingston$ tenor, both Of Richmond. Pro-
lessor hurley. will be the organlst The
1lyrie Gloria, ,Sanctus, Benedictus and
Agnus Die from Won La pIaches' mass
will be sung. and at the offertory Mr..
Keenan, will: sing the Regina Coei.
sixteen riders, Including several mem
bers OF !; the Deep Run Hunt Glib, fol-
lowed the pack inta beautiful ,dr(g hunt
this afternoon! With sthe start at Mr..
Duncan Wright's country home, the fin
isll at the Country Club
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vi GINIA
BRIEFS.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dspa tch.)
I. ALEXANDRIA,, VA, April l2.-What is
believed 10 have been n fire Of incendinry
origin occurred this morning at O'Clock
in the grocery store of Milton II. Sprouse
in this city. The entire inner part of the
store was burned away. entailing a loss
I OF about $500.
\ CHATHAM, NA.--Charlie Shields for
inent farmer Of Spring Garden, was on
Wednesday fined SO and costs. The bull
let, which wounded Mr. Shields, was In
tended for John Shields, cousin OF
Charles, with whom he had previously
quarrelled.
JIoESBURG, VA damage suit, IN
stituted by Mr.. w. D, Thompson, OF Hills
boro, against T. c. Potts. of the same Sec
lion, seeking 10 recover from the latter
damages for an assault resulted yester-
day In a verdict for $40 for tho plaintin,
IS kEYSVllILE,, VA.--A hog weighing lao
pounds was stdelracked here Wednesday
night en- route to Blackstone, Va. 1t was
shipped from Oxford, n. c., by a Mr..
Moore.
MARION, vA.-clrcut Court for smyth
Apyil 10th, and will be held for the hrst
time in the new courthouse. The furni-
z ture for the building is nearly all In place.
and the officers OF the county Will move
10 their apartments during the present
week.
PULASKI, NA,-TPulaski Institute, which
4 IS owned hy The PULASKI School Company
has been sold 10 the town for u High
School building, the price paid being $500
II Will be fltted with n laboratory, library
and all the other accessories Of a Well
equipped and up-to-date High School,
WiNC!HI2STER, YA-1ho Court OF
Claims has awarded the Methodist Eps-
copal Church Of this city seventeen hun
!red dollars for damages incurred during
he war,
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.EMPOR|A TO BE
Day TEMPORARILY

looking after one Of these special inter-
eSts GYs
Mr.. Whitehead represented the cotton
mill particularly, and was adviser IN all
the cases.
Tho territory In dispute lies In En-
porla and Its sister town.. Belneld, Just
across the river. .
The first applicant in Belfleld was ].
r. Browning, who kept q saloon on
Baker Street. His application was re-
fused, and he goes out OF business May
1st Then his brother. i. y. browning.
made an application for the license In
tho same place. and here arose the big
fight over tho clearing this street on
tirely OF saloons. The court decided that
the street was not q fit place, and the
applicant not 1T man to conduct IT.
On Halifax Street In Bcheld. PEBBLES
ana Slagle now have bar. William
Johnson also has enc on that stree,
and there is one kept by the Wilson
Company, incorporated, In the Virginia
Hotel
or these PEBBLES and slagle withdrew
their application and the Wilson COM
pany withdrew Its application.
Wholesale Only.
Bradley johnson was granted u license
under an agreement In court that II he
sold any liquor In tho town or county
his license would be revoked. lie can
only soil at wholesale for liquor to be
sent away.
Mr., w, w. Green owns the Virginia
Hotel and to him was granted license
with tho restriction that he must give
1t his personal supervision until June
court, when lie must bring his bar-keeper
into court to be passed on by the court
as to his being n fit and proper person
to conduct the business.
II, @, slngle WAS granted license at
the old stand Of PEBBLES and Slagle with
these restrictions that the billiard table
shall be removed, that the electric piano
he removed and that neither of the old
firm OF PEBBLES and Slagle or any bars
tender TINT was In their employ should
he employed and that, he should give IT
his personal supervision until June court,
when no will present his bartender to
he PASSED on by tho court. g'urther, that
no bartender that he should hereafter,
employ should have a key to the bar
room on sunday and that 1t shall re-
main III Greenes possession. This leaves
twa retail saloons In Belfield boN under
rest rictions of the court.
In Emporia,
The situation in En,porIa willtl cause
that town to be dry May LIST, temper
arily, II not for the year.
There arc now two bar-rooms on
Brunswick Avenue In lImporia, one run
by Peeblen and S.agle, who also have
one in Belfleld and another By Ivy and
Allen. The court refused he application
Of Ivy and Allen on the ground that they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
.DOW|E TO WAGE
WAR IN COURTS
Announces That lie Will Begin
Legal Proceedings to Re
gain Control.
WILL VISIT ZION LATER
Secures Order From Postal Order
Cleckmating Recent Move
/ Ill ENsc,htlsil't 81 EVo q
WILL VISIT ZION LATER
Secures Order From Postal Order
fRx Associated Prcss.l

CHICAGO, April 12.-John Alexander
Dowic will not give up his leadership OF
the Christian Catholic Church and re-
turn to Mexico. He win wage a vigor-
Gus legal warfare to regain control OF
Zion City. and later will so to Zion City
and proclaim himself the only first npos-
tle.", This. statement was, authorized to-
night by Dowie himself and by lawyers
who represent him. 5sff
Attorney p. G. Haley, of Eddy, Haley
and NYetten, who represent Dowie and
his counsellors, tonight said:
Eve have advanced, and will advance,
only one ondition--complete restoration
of power, temporal as well as ecclesias-
teal, and a demand for an absolute re-
traction of the slanderous statements
made by General Overseer w. Glenn Vol
iva and his followers against the moral
character of Dowie.
.,ai-asdBillin Chancery.
I'VE are preparing q bin, III chanccry.
petitloning the courts to set aside the
transfer of the propertyra at Zion City
made by General Oversccr Volva and
Deacon Alexander Granger, because the
instrument was absolutely void. Dowle
revoked Vollvn's power Of attorney two
days before the illegal transfer was
made"
Dowe has secured an order from the
postal department directing that all mail
addressed to Dowie be delivered to him
in Chicago. This, 1t is said will check
mate the general order sent out by
Voliva ordering that no moneys be re-
mittcd to Dowie hereafter
TO representative Of the Associated
Press, Dowie to-day emphntically denied
the truth of a report to the effect that
he had agreed secretly with committee
Of Mormon missionaries to turn over to
the Mormon Church Zion and all of Its
vast holdings. The only possible basis
for this story, he explained, was that
some months ago a cotcric of Mormon
missionaries appeared in the streets of
Zion and distributed pamphlets eXpound-
ing the doctrines of Nlormonism, Accord
ing to the statements Of Dowle and his
counsnllors these men We're elected from
the city
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we're not tit persons to conduct the nus,.
ness. The court, however. stated that y
would not make the refusal permanent
but give them another chance for license nss
at June court, when, II they presented
proper men 10 conduct the business,
license might be granted.
Mcssrs. PEBBLES and Slngle Withdrew
theirs applications, and Emporin, wllliat
least DO dry from May 1st until June
court. 5'{s@
AS to the other fight. 1t came up over
an act OF legislation prohibiting the sale
OF iquor in ona mie8of the Walker mill
property now owned By the Ashby Cotton
Mil people.
They held that the prohibited territory
commenced at the property lne but the
court decided in favor OF tho other con-
+ tention. that 1t commenced at the old
mill, one hundred feet further back, thus
allowing Brunswick Avenue within the
license zone, hut which Is now dry py
Virtue OF tho refusal to grant license.
S. D.. and S. II Stone were granted
dstlllers' license TO ship their products
only out OF Grcenesville county.
The two latter arc near South Emporla.
< In Zion District. Fred r. Royal, OF Bel
. field before being granted distlller's
license, will be compelled to move TO a
more suitable location, as at present his
plant Is within mile of the Emporia
Cotton Mill Company. Washington Rob-
inson also Belned, and manufacturer
Of ardent spirits. was granted license.
In June the town will hold an election
to decide the matter Of q d!spensary
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union BOYCOTT
ON HIGH POINT
Pledge Themselves 70 Buy No
Furniture That is Made
in That Town.
RALEIGH AND SOUTHPORT r. R.
Will Not Get Trains Into Fayett.-
vile Before June Appeal
in Lelliston Case.

RALEIGH, N. c.. April 1.-THE Cen
trail Labor Union, composed OF the vari-
Gus labor organizations OF Raleigh. has
adopted resolution pledgtng themselves
and calling on all friends of organized
labor to refuse to purchase the products
OF the High Point manufacturers until
tho locked out employees arc reinstated
with union privileges.
President and General Manager j, a.
Mills, Of tho Raleigh and Southport Rai4-
road, said to-day that they will not pc
able to get trains into FayetteVllle py
May list, as they had expected, but they
expect certainly to be there within Iho
first few days OF June. The grading ana
placing of track is being pushed with
all possible speed.
State Treasurer B. r, Lacy Is expected
to arrive from Arizona Friday or Satur-
day of this week He writes that he ~
not troubled now at all with the asthma
that has afflicted him for SO long.
Tho commencement Of the Leonard
Schools OF Law and Pharmacy at Snnw
University was held this morning, ana
diplomas OF graduation awarded to thirty
three In medicine and thirteen IN phar-
macy. Party Of capitalists and philan-
thropists from New York, New jersey
massachusetts and other northern states
were here for the commencement, ana
left OH u special train this afternoon.
Commissioner of Agriculture ). u. rat
tterson issues q letter to the commission
ers Of Agriculture Of the southern Slates'
urging upon them the necessity OF at
tending the meeting to be held In wash
gington April 25th for the purpose OF So
curing the passage OF the Appalachian
forestry reserve bill, now pending In Cons
gress lie says those. working for the
Bin at Washington complain Of Il luke-
warmness on tho part OF State officials
and citizens of States interested, and
insIsts that that the commissioners not
only attend tho meeting themselves. but
use their hest efforts for getting State
officers and citizens generally to tho
washington meeting. He says the belief
is general that the bill will pass both
branches If 1t can only be gotten to q
vote, The fact must be impressed that
it's early passage Is q matter OF vital in-
terest especially to the States effected.
The argument on the appeal In State
VS.. Lilston, from Wake, was heard In
the Supreme Court this morning, this
being the case IN which the prisoner Ia
under sentence to serve fifteen years In
the penItentlarys for implication In the
killing of Charles G. Smith of Petersburg.
In the union depot here, on Friday OF
last State Fair week. It will be two or
three weeks probably before the appeal
Is decided by the court.
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PUBLIC DEBATE.
Assimilation the Best Solution of
Immigration.
(Specinl "a The Times Dispntch.)

Especial to The Times DlSphtcH.J
ASHLAND VA. April 12-The public
debate OF the Washington Literary So
c!ety OF Rnndolph-Macon College tooH
was largely attended. Spirited discussion
was riyrn 10 tho subject Of debate. Re-
solved, That further restriction rather than
further assimilation. is the best solution OF
the Immigration problem A fter an ad-
dress by the president Of the society, Mr..
NJ. II. 'Tabler, the question was opensn
by Mr.. William l.. Dolly, Jr.. on the
Hellwcg for the negative. Mr.. j. Stanley
Grey then spoke In the affirmative and
Mr.. Walter w. Barnhart tor the mega
given to rebuttal, after which the judges
retired for conferences and rendered their
decision in favor OF the negative SIDE Of
the question.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
YOUNG Girl TRIES
To take. OWN LIFE
49, TI1'ainn Aalnlef
Despondcnt Because She Was
Being Investigated, Drank
Quantity Of LaudanuIn.
fsnoclo, n The TImcs-Dlspatch,

Especial to The Timcs-Dlspatch) W.
WINSTON-SALEM, N, c., April Ia
Miss Matte Crews. nged twenty years,
who has been agent for the Southern
Railway at Walnut Cove for q year or
more took an overdose ofllaudanum last
night, and for mn hour or more fears
were entertained that she would die,
Miss Crews received notice q few days
ago that she was to DO transferred from
the agency at Walnut Cove to the ono at
Orc Hill. Yesterday an auditor was sent
to Walnut Cove 10 check w her books.
1t appears that tho investigation ana re,
uort that She was to be transferred
caused the young lady to become de-
sponaent. This is given ms the cause Of
her taking the laudanum,
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Cooper-Striker.


I-"-- NoUEf'1tIT wv q
WINCHESTER, VA, April ia ro-
nance originating in meeting at Atlantic
City four years ago, eliminated in. Phila-
delphia Tuesday. when Miss Rosnle
Striker. daughter of the late James Stri-
kerr of Winchester, became the bride OF
Edwin II. Cooper a prominent young
artist of Chester, Pa. The marriage took
place on the birthday of the bride and
groom and was a brilliant affair.
Mrs. Cooper Is q Southern beauty and
has attracted much social attention in
Philadelphia.
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Steamship Company.
QSy Associnted rress. !

(By Associnted I'Tcss,)
BRUNSWICK. GA, April l2.-The direc-
tors of the Brunswick Steamship Company
met here yesterday for the purpose of or
ganizing the company. The following Of
icers were elected: President, Harry M.
Atkinson; Vice-President, p. S. Ark
wright; General Manager. c. l.. Dimon;
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DEATHS,

,,Er,roR,-Died on Thursday afte er ner
brother.ln;laW., Mr.; n,S Gsn; a. s'n'''s'
Al 4T,s,;arai notice later. washington, D.
O.. Papers papers, please cory, I,
4 I, -. j. A. HIGGINS, wife OF
NTiigEins, aioo East Clay Street en- q
tered into rest after long ,, mes " ate T.
R = Nj AP Ea t papers, Please copy
MuNroRp. Died at oglan "a F FSyT q =
the evening Of April y, lM No. i iate Robert
iseuyMerley MMiunford, Of Richmond, Mo-
tlce OF funeral later.
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Double Wedding.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
& DANVILLE, VA, April PA double
wedding was performed last night at the
residence of Rev. j. c. Holland. pastor
of the Keen Street Baptist Church. The
contracting parties were Miss Matte S.
Harvey and Mr.. John r, Murphy, and
Miss Salle r., Sparks and Mr.. James L..
Harris. All arc residents of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
OBITUARY.
Funeral Of Mr.. MosbY.

The funeral OF Mr.. w. Otway Mostly,
who was killed last Tuesday by q SHIFT
place yesterday afternoon at O'clock
from the Four-mle Creek Baptist Churcn.
Mr. Mosbyr was very popular through
the county and the church was packed 70
was rendered and Mr.. John W. Camp
sang SOLO The interment was IN the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Court Sunders Sacred Tie Because
Husband Neglected Wife
(Special to The TImes- DIspatch

DANV1LLE, VA. April Fin tho Cor
lporation Court. Judge a. NJ. Aiken pre-
siding. a decree has been ordered grant
lutte divorce from her husband, William
Anderson whom she married IN Pelham,
N, c., in July, 1904. The plaintiff in, the
case Is the daughter"of Buf2rd Cook. g
was granted divorce on tho grounds Of
dcscrtion and neglect. The husband never
appeared before court to answer the suit.
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ASHLAND Tho Finance Committee of
tbs Town Council accented the bid OF Mr.,
j ~ Harris. of Philadelphia, to con-
struct Y sewerage, water and gas system
by the Council this afternoon to the Ordi-
4npca C0mruittee.
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Hunt Dinner,

Last night hunt dinner was served at
tho Riverside Iiun, Club, at which covers
We're laid for q.
The Master Mr. Duncan Wright prc-
sided and Mr.. Ruffin OBLIGATED as VICE.
'ronsts were drunk, all standing. To
70" hunting" TO the guests from Deep
Run Hunt. to the Riverside Hunt ami
to the master Songs dear to the heart
of all who ride to hounds, followed and
good nights were not said until tho
members of Riverside" had accepted an
invitation to hunt with Deep Run tho
afternoon of April 2lst
Mr., Beattie, NJ, Il. H.. Of Deep Run,
N speaking of the sport furnished this
afternoon said.
"rhe Riverside Hunt has exceptional
chances for furnishing snort. The country
u open and fast the fences are jump
able and the members ride with II dash
and IN bold way which Is delightful
to Sec A. p,