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Douglas Island news., 1906-04-25

At Killisnoo, two Indians, Shorty and Billy Webster, wound up a Salva- tion Army service by getting in fight. Shorty killed Billy and then hung him. self to the door knob in the jail, with his suspenders. Both are now good Indians.
 Gus Anderson, of Seattle, a sailor on the Santa Ana, was lost overheard on the afternoon of the 20th, in the ! Gulf of Georgia He was spreading 1 a canvas over some freight on deck, when he slipped and fell into the sea. The boat put back for him, but after nearly three hours searching failed to find him.
 On January 2l the temperature at Dawson was S3 below zero, and at Yu- kon Crossing it had reached 75 below zero. This is the coldest weather ever officially recorded. According to the best authorities obtainable it is stated that the lowest previous record was 8l below, which was registered in Siberia several years ago-Fairbanks Times.
 A native woman at Wrangell who complains that she was sent to jail for six months because she saved things at the time of the big fire, is like Mrs. Duff's story about the Milligan boy. She said: "That bye of Milligan's is the Iuckiest in the world. He wint down to Halstid street while the pirade was passin' and found nine goold watches"
 Edward R. Novak, chairman of the Seattle Commercial Club committee, appointed to investigate the treatment of Alaskans by Seattle jobbers and commission men, will sail for Alaska about June 1st to prosecute his in- vestigations here and to look into trade conditions. He will visit Fair banks, Nome, Seward, Valdez and the towns of Southeastern Alaska.
 c. Carlson, who last year was the superintendent of the Alaska Fisheries Union cannery at Chilkat, will operate the canning department of the Taku cannery this season. The Pacific Cold Storage Company,which owns the Taku plant, will operate the cold storage portion of the institution, itself. Earlier in the season it was announced that the Taku cannery would not be operated this season.
 Civil Service Examination for Rangers, to be eligible for future ap- pointments in the U. $. Forest Service, in Alaska, will be held at the following places, on the dates specified. Ketchi- kan, May IA, 1906. Sitka, May 24, 1906 or as soon thereafter as possible. Supervisors examinations, May IA, in all large cities of the Western United States. For further information ad- , dress w. A. Langille, Forest Inspector, Ketchikan, Alaska.
 Last year the ice went out of the river in front of the town on April 17th one year ago Tuesday, says the White horse Star. At present the ice in the river is still solid and there will need to be material change in the weather , if it goes out before the first of May : There has not been warm day for two l weeks and the temperature drops away below the freezing point every night l Two years ago the ice went out at this place April 25th.
Douglas Island news., 1906-04-25

The state department is negotiating with England for the marking of the Alaskan boundary line from Mt. St. Elias to the Arctic ocean.
 Report has it that Carl M. Johauson, of Fairbanks, has further distinguish ed himself by getting engaged to the daughter ofa millionaire.
 The action of the judiciary commit tee in the matter of the confirmation of Judge Wickersham was postponed again, this time to April 30th.
 Plans have been drawn and arrange ments are being made for the construc- tiou of fine barracks building at Val dez for the Signal Corps, U. s. A.
 St. Michael had shaking up by an earthquake shock about March 1St. The shock rent theground and a Assure opened up two feet across in places.
 John Williamson Skagway,recently q candidate for the position of city mar shal in that town, has wound up bis career by landing in the city bastile.
 The Liberty mine at Silver Bay near Sitka has been sold by the owner, Mrs. James Turner, and a company, with S3,OOO,OOO capital, organized to operate it.
 The candidacy of A. z. Watson for the governorship was launched at Nome at an open air meeting, in the middle of February. Rather cold start.
 "What is your pleasure, brother?" asked the trance medium. q can raise any spirit you desire" "A little rye whiskey for mine," replied the fuddled visitor.
 The tin properties of Grim, Randt & O'Brien, in the Lost river section of the Port Clarence district, have been sold to California capitalists for a million and a quarter.
 A correspondent of the Nome Mug get writing from Wales, Alaska, says that Boring straits are frozen solidly, making it possible to cross on the ice to the Diomedes Islands.
 "If Juneau wants assistance from Alaskans outside their town they should take a few lessons in common decency and teach their newspapers some of it." says the Skagway Alaskan
 Sitka has come to life on the ques- tion of the removal of the capital and has resorted to telegrams. Brady re, fuses to bear his share of the expense because he dislikes his fellow citizens
 In the mail burned in the fire that destroyed the mail station at Mouse Point last December heavy loss was sustained by shippers of marten skins The losses will run into the thousands it is stated.
 Manager G. A. Singer, of the Conrad Consolated Mining Go. is back in Con rad City, and says that he has 100 tons of modern mining machinery on the way, to install at the Windy Arm quartz mines.
 A Sitka Cablegram wants to know why the Sitka school with forty schol ars, and the Killisnoo schools witf fifteen scholars, are closed for want O funds, and the school at Saxman, witl two scholars, is still in operation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

Christian Association that the city build
for them brick wall running along
Shockoe Creek, on which their new!
building may rest, and to pass upon
the ordinance lately introduced proyld-
Ing for the appointment OF q building In
spector. S
Mr.. Lorraine was present in tho inter-.
ests OF the Y. MIC. "A, and In o few
words he presented tho ideas OF that
organization In having the shockoc Creek
wall constructed. Mr.. Lorraine showed
that the lot on which 1t Is proposed to
erect tho building fronts on Franklin
Street for II lie feet and that It abuts
on the property Of the city, ssi
The building must eithor cover this
city property or be run back for ten
feet on shocAoe Greek on a wall to DO
built there, Tho Y. M. G., A, proposes
TO give the city ten feet OF Its property
II tho city will build the wall on which
Lorraine said that 1t was simply a mat
tor either for tho city to appropriate now
tho necessary amount for the construc-
ton OF the wall. or afterwards, when
the building II erected and the city needs
the property, to condemnit,
Mr.. Miner said that II was absolutely
necessary for the city to have the prop,
erty for the width of the street, and
that 1t would have to secure It now
or later. \.
Mr.. Lorraine thon said that the X,
NJ, G, A, Ia ready to advance tho money
for the wall, II the city would reimburse
them out Of It's budget for next year,
The matter WAS voted upon a resolut ton
framed on this basic, and was so recon-
mcnded to the Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
REPUBLICANS n ELECT
|. J.LUAE CHAIRMAN
Tins" Faction in Meeting Yes
AZ terday Decide Upon Date Of
Convention,

# Mr., T. J. Luce, Of Goochland county
was yesterday elected district chairman
o. the Republican District Committee.
representing the Tins, faction Of the
party and the one recognized by Chair.
man slemp. ii s5 IA Y; vi
\ The committee met in the rooms Il o.
Mr.. George A, Hanson. In the Chamber
of Commerce. II was said that Richmond
city. Williamsburg, James City county.
Hanover, Nav Kent. Charles city, and
Chesterfield were not represented, Mr. N !.
q. Enright. chief deputy In United States
Marshal Morgan Treats office, was the
presiding officers ], rs q s3.5 81. I. ], a.li55ss.
The committee decided to hold the con-
vention for the nomina ton Of q C,
date for Congress from this dlstflGt oH
August 25th. A single delegate Will be
elected. rated in accord ancs wlth3 4 nv
votes, Mi t sjs WA
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AWARDS CONTRACT
FOR CAPITOL GROUNDS
Work Goes to the Hands Of James
F. Bradley and Com
Company.

The contrast for tho renovation and
Improvement OF the Capitol grounds was
awarded yesterday by tt.s Capitol Com
mission to James r. BRADLEY g. Co.
The work called for consists OF re-
moving the material of the present road
surface 10 a suitable depth for founda-
Ton gradss Of now road and walk
constructions, and to complete the
grading and extension OF the emban kment
Tor new road and walk constructions
around the Capitol buildings. There VIII
be 500 square yards OF pavement, all OF
Which VIII be of STANDARD asphalt. The
roads viii DO of the finest mAcadam,
and the roadway to and around the Cap
itol %l'l Do paved with the best asphalt
block. 55I
The commission carefully guards itself
against any default In the work, and
the general construction will be under
Y the supervision Of q landscape gardener.
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AGREE
l|N|0AN| ! [: |!
Jury Being Able 5to-R r lita;
Verdict Is Disc enlarged and
Another Triallto Occur.
THE FRAN HlsE IS DE |: / ''1::!| J
G Commissioners Refuse to- Grant
Passenge Grand Power Com ON
par,y Right Of Way y Z u 5s3s39.


Il The fury trying George q. Andrews, the
n,otorn1an indicted in the Henrico Cir
cult Court for 3 attempted assault on
eleven year-old sra Bayne. and who
reached no agJ cement at the end H OF the y
trial 'lats wednesday night,S appeared to-
4 fore Judge Scott at 10 o clock yesterday
morning, and then went into further con-
], After staying out an hour and fifteen
minutes the foreman announced that
4 there was no possibility Of reaching
verdict and asked to be dischar ged. I sss
Andrews was renlanded to jail for q
new trial.. His case will will come UP
during the September term Of the court.
Attorneys OrdWay Fuller and James ~.
Shelton WILL again, befriend the prisoner.
Reject the Application.
y 4 The Board OF Commlssio ners BY lir,an-
imous vote NJ elected an application from
the Virginia Pa ssenger and Power Com:
{pany for right Of way In Highland Park
z and Chestnut Hill, and the liberty OF
installing an electric lighting system.
Z, n Tho refusal OF the board to grant the
lpetitions$i Is based on the grounds that
! the concessions ked tor by the company
are unreasonable and excessive The COM
& Company say, wants them to run the
poles uprEthe alleys. The company de-
sires to use the poles running up the
Avenue, but the commissioners want
them to put in new set OF polesEin the
alley running parallel with that street
"a member OF the board stated that the
keenly resented the action
Of the company in first applying.'to the
supervisors Of Henrico, instead OF ap-
plying direct to the Board OF Commits:
sioners. S& ss;,3s III h. TX ss 5fsts
1T Is und TODD that all#of the nifty
residents 9wllo .1 applied Il THE n lights
have endorsed the action OF the COM
smissioners. MI VI III! "; ~: s3
The board 81 issl.cQlnposed OF the fol-%
lowing members; " Messrs. CIV. Vaughn,
Julian Dunn CIV. Wing field g. ".
Cross and ~ Fourqur airman.s
F or Stealing Dogs
Percy Perry, who IS charged with
2 Z
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IArcanu,n Day at lakewood.

SsS Chairman Harry Kemp OF the General
Committee Of Royal Arcanunrites has
about completed his programme Z for the
celebration OF Arcanun Day at Idle-
wood /, on August 10th. r. a ft5s; il
l The entire day will DO devoted to fes-
StiVlties Incidental to The occasion. FL
$5s The families OF the mem bers will go
out to lakewood early In the morning,
and enjoy themselves In their own way.
with the shady grove @ ana the ball
room at their disposal. and IN the af-
for the children and the men. "a.
n Five thousand tickets to lakewood have
been issued. and will be L attributed to
the members of the different councils
Ein@lthis city and vicinity. Large parties
Of aArcanun1ites j, are expected B from
Petersburg. Ashland, and other nearby
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Music at Forest Hill.

IN compliance with requests received
from number. of regular pa irons OF the
Sunday afternoon concerts in Forest Hill
Park, Professor Corrado will play his
popular composition, Forest Hill Park
March In the concert Sunday afternoon.
IN addition to this selection. Corrado
will also play cornet solo, and & has
selected S$ Rossini's masterpiece, The
2stabat Mater, ~ for the sole. n v al vi 81
G.$ The other selections In the afternoon
programme Tomorrow are II m Trying
( So Hard to Forget Y ou, Hop Lee" a
Chinese dance: 'Semiramide," s Love In
1dleness. grand selections, Lucia di
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The Case Continued,
NEW PAcKING-HOUsE.
Plans Completed and Work on
Structure Soon to Begin.

W. g. Forbes q Company have had
plans drawn for The building OF q large
corner OF Tenth. Architect Carl Reuhr-i
Inund has finished TIC plans and ,specl,l
fica.lons, and turned them over to tho
officers OF the packing, firm, q.
3 The building viii be modern ~ every
VIII have granolithlc basement.
II Will he leaged to the Ma lonal PACK
Ing Company. pf Chicago. the papers
having recently been signed between the
The contract for the building is that II
shall he eoinpleted by Heptenlbar. the
5ist. but ~ is thought that y VIII pc
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. . Vi ~ ~ IL u
stealing two dogs, valued at so each, j the
property OF Daniel Miles, and with steal-
ing another canine, the property OF Wal
lace Fleming. also valued at SEQ, was
arrested In fredericksburg yesterday on
information supplied by the Honrico, au-
thoritles. !. si 3,55 ,!s
1t Is alleged that Perry made a bust
ness OF stealing and selling valuable
dogs and the county police have been
on tho lookout for him for some time;
Constable Crowder leaves this morning
for fredericksburg with the Intention OF
bringing the prisoner back with him.
Old Man Wandering Around.
" Henry Taylor an old egTo servant of
Mr., Henry Holzgrele. Of 220l 0roYe Aye
nue., was found by two farmers w canes,
day afternoon, wandering In the sWampy
woods near Lakeaide. Z,
He disappeared In o. fts OF tai aner-
ration ten days Ago and since that time
z his relative have advertised for y m.
The old negro was delivered into the
custody OF Squire Darracott who ma 9
ordered commission OF lunacy to near
( his case at the EHcnrlco courthouse to-
day. s9 lj *
The Case Continued,
The Henrico Circuit Court has contln-
ucd tho habeas corpus case OF Hugh
Jones, the Roanoke boy held IN the
Laurel Reformatory. nntil septelnber lat,
Either party has the right, however, to
bring UP the matter sooner, The boy
is stlll at the reforlnatory. 3T
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BADLY All CARVED UP
William Loney Sent On for Slash !.
ls.al inR Alec " alerltine.

\ William Loney, negro. \ who cut Alec
Valentine into, fino z strips "Wednesday
night, was sent on to the grand Jury BY
II Justice Crutchfeld yesterday y morning.
Tho negro had sliced his victim about !, y
required about seventeen stitches by, +,
Jones j, before Valentine could y be held I
then t rs IN. sfsIt s8
4 4 H III, Thomas. a white man, WHO was
aone-dollar note, was discharged IN Police
Court yesterday morning, for there was
no evidence tending to show that he was
guilty. The money was found BY Frank
Ward, and 1t was thought that Thomas
had first had it He was therefore arr
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FOR LAST BUILDINGS.
Mr.. Walton Given Contract for
@ the Remaining Three.

The directors Of the State Fair Associa-
ton yesterday let the last OF the con-
tracts for the State Fair buildings. Com
tractor Walton, who has the contract for
the great fence to enclose the grounds. as
we'll as several OF the buildings. was
awarded the remaining contracts, His
last award was for the construction Of
ttlssp poultry. grain ana fruit buildings,
These three structures are to be ready
ior occupancy not later than October LIST.
eight days before The date Of opening
Of the fair, THIS wiz give the exhibi,
tors ample time to have their products
received here and placed on display ber
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
Judge Witt In Nottoway,

Judge Samuel B. Witt, OF the Hastings
Court, opened a session OF the Circuit
Court N NottoWay county yes snx sH,, ne
sol, to sit In that county In the place
81 Judge Watson In certain cases IN
which. for good reasons. Judge Watson
did not wish to sit y, I. y 4, 4. I.
.dnckAt to-day. .5L.ll s..t.saas l..4l..nMs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

saddlery Company. Rev. a. 7. King
performed the ceremony. and the couple
were attended by Mr. Ben. c. Woody and
Miss Beulah M.sAngel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coburn left on the Southern road for an
extended trip to SWash lngton Bal timore, X
and New York They will be at home.
to their friends in two weeks at 70
1854 Clay Street. Il t#5 5s
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LOSES LARGE SUM.
Dr.. Purser, Of Atlanta. Loses $50
L While Oft DRIVING. 57Si$

fyvhlleso 4 driving yesterday az ternoon with
Dr. Landrum pastor Of 5I the First l Baptist
Church IN - tlanta,,. ca, Dr. John FREDERICK
conta inirg $50. his Identification card and sov-5
eial visiting cards }g
t7IThe drive extended through Hollywood. Re-
servoir T'nrk. through Monument Avenue and
on Hanover Street, and II !s thought the
Dry Puraer ofrers q liberal reward q To- the
hndor IL the things be returned to No.5 14l1
Hanover Street, whore he 10 q st aging. YEN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
AUDITORIUM MATTER.
Grounds and Buildings Commit.
tee wv aitinn IN Architects

THE Grounds ana Bull dings Commit
tee met last night, but aid not take UP
the matter OF commanding ways and
means for the erection Of an auditorium,
ferred until q later meeting, when Il IL
hoped to y have q plans and 3 speoif chtlons
submitted 4 BY the VARIOUS arohitects. SS
The committee signed Yall bills coming
neiors ~ ma q, q
me Cemetery Committee mot at $50
O'Clock yesterday afternopn, but trans,
acted only business Of routine nature
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
Mr.. Bowman Promoted.

q Mr. Marvin s. Bowman. son OF M, s.
II, Bowman genera, man Y. I Z o. ~ .ne
promoted to travelling passeng ger agent Of
tie, Chicago, milwaukee, and st, Paul
railroad Company, with headquarters 9e1 4, at
Sl8 Chestnut Street. Phiadelph iin,;; Fa.
i !. Mr.. n Bowman's territory Will cover
Eastern Pennsylyania, Maryland, Della
ware and Virginia Sji fl4 AZ 3ff
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Rev. Mr.. Cave to Preach

Rev. Preston "A. Cave. for several years
pastor OF the Third Christian Church,
this city. n and . nov pastor Of q large
mond next Saturday, and on Sunday
morning Will preach In the Marshall
Street Christian Church. Mr.. Cave has
great number OF friends In the city.
who Will y be delighted to see him and
enjoy his ministry again,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
Had a Fine Meeting

R Rov, B. Fl. Melton, pastor OF The Mar
shall Street Christian Church, has re-
turned to tho city from Dlnwiddle county
where he has Just closed 9 very success &C. Is
,f,,l7meeting Mr. Melton held a meeting
last week at Holly Grove. Louisa county,
in which twenty persons were added 70
the Christian Church, and several took
membership with nelghborlng churches.
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3Coburn-HoMins.

Al the residence Of Mr.. Angel, No. 7l5.a
Clay Street, yesterday afternoon, Miss
Christine Ruth Holins, Of this city, was
married to Mr.. Charles p. Coburn,s sof
Louisville. KY, now With the cottrelll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
8Postnaster's "Den. =

The work OF remodeling. repalntlng and
carpeting the office 2of Postmaster Cabell
is nearly completed, and the postmaster
will during to-day resume his desk in his
own particular den. The den" has been
greatly Improved in appearance and will.
BE- much moro comfortable than 1t has
heretofore been. * Il
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Lower Weyanoke Sold to Mr.,
SAUNDERS

Mcss,s r. u, chafin & Co. Of this nitY,
have sold 10 Mr., u. a. Saundcrs tho Lower
WeyHnok O. F farm, one Of the host known estates
on the river. The price paid was $4,000, Tho
farm embraces LOO acres. :. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

Old Kentucky Home" and the Uncle
Sam March,"
Every afternoon next week lhe band
will play for free dancing In the pavilion
In Northampton Park. from to Z, /, and
at night the bs I'd will play in Forest Hill
Park from 1926 to 10 o clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03
White Powder Really Cocaine,

v the white powder that was sold BY M n
Taylor nes snayaed W. fennS
s sai,s in tt. While IL was not tho real dope
there was enough Of the cocaine Ing found Is e
nE Ths Taylor Woman who was relying
upon tho hope that the drug was 50 adulterated
hope ard will have to remain in jail for one
yenr and then pay 500 IL she can. B, III 4. x
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Not Employed by Bahen.

II was enormously reported this week that
Lawrence Brayton. tho negro arrested for
s,,e,ll!ny yhaxsy by bottles on Sunday, WAs en-.
the negro worked Tor Mr.! Buhen, hut at The
Time Of bis arrest he was not in the employ
of the saloonst. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-03

October beforS The structure ~ ,fnished.
There ara several Did houses that now
stand on the site Of the new packing
10 ,rhe properly was recently sold BY John
tyler 70. W. q & Forbes and w u Boyd
for e7,766. III
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Laughs at Casino.

\ "A bd'el Kader the Bedouin artist. and
his three wives are magnets In Sttract-g
ms large audiences at the Casino this
week. .;,, n M 5 /. ,,9 AA,,f
on the bill are sutnciently strong TO hold
the attention. Of the crowds, and many
laughs are produced by Johnson and
Harty I.emontnnd the others. * a Il!
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no LAY CORNERSTONE.
Interesting Ceremony at Haske1
Memorial on Saturday.

ID An interesting ceremony will take place
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. when
The cornerstone Of the new Hnsker Mo-
mortal Methodist Church will be laid at
Inc corner OF Twenty-seventh and Ven
able Streets.
Some Masonic lodge, probably Henrico
Union, No. $50. will have charge OF the
ceremonies; and tho public is invited
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places. Tho Richmond council Will have
charge OF things at the park that day.
wood will give q grand display OF fires
works for the benefit OF the Arcanu-t
mites and their guests. IN ~ 5l RI Il
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All the other buildings are to be COM
pletcd from ten to fifteen days before the

date OF opening. S 81
I Local Manager G. n ". Smith left yes
8terday for Norfolk to arrange with some
OF the horsen,en at the Norfolk Fair
for their entries In the races here Octo-
her 9th to hath. State Fair week. From
Norfolk, Mr.. Smith goes to Baltimore
to- day to be at the opening Of the Mary
land State Fair to complete arrange
s1hents with some OF the best horses and
most interesting amusements there to
come here during fair week. 81.
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III popularity. and as the summer adj
lYanolcs the crowds at the natatorium in
crease, 4 u x is
Professor Kesslch has completed an
attractive programme for next weeks
concerts. M * !. !. l.la 4 -. .lL..a
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lakewood s Attractions.
The free society cak ewalk at lakewood
is amusing the wds every nj ght.& TO-
morrow night there will be- another big
display OF fireworks In the stadium nj
.s The lakewood attractions are growing
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ss25a It rs understpod that ll5fSof the nifty
have end orsed ut he. action of the COM