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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

Mrs. Ella Pyle left on today's Red
Apple for Aztec, to nurse her sister,
Mrs. Charles Carter. who Is threatened
with typhoid. fi
Miss B. Clarke and brother, Thomas
Clarke, went to Ignacio this morning.
Miss Clarke will spend the day with
Mrs. Hans Aspaas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brown of Sil-
verton left on this mornings eastern
for Pagosa Springs for few days.
The children remained with their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Springer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred 8. Swarner,
newlyweds from Pittsburg. Pa, occu.
pied the bridal chamber at the South
ern last evening. They left for their
home In Dolores today. where Mr.
Swarner is In business.
Miss Hilda Enge, who formerly
taught In La Plata county, arrived on
last nights Southern from Quarry
where she has been spending part OF
her vacation. She will be the guest OF
Mrs. James Sleeth for week or two
This morning they went out to the
ranch gulch.
The Free Methodist camp meeting
opened last evening with q large at
tendance. In addition to the two min
listers at the opening service a mum
Der of other diyines are expected ant
a live fight made for the redemption
OF sinners. hucr
Mrs. Harry Kettlewell and son, Wal
ter. who have been spending a few
days In town, returned to the rancl
at Cedar Hill this morning. Sol ~
Harry Paxton and family are spend
ing the week on Pine river fishing an,
camping. They expect to return Sun
day.
II. o. Willis, son OF the successor L
the Hyde Exploration company O
Pennington, is visiting his relatives
the family of w. b. Todd, OF this city
The Grand Junction News hands tn
street show that put In week in tina
place a hot roast. Says all depar
ments except one or two we're fakei
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sever we're arrival
last evening from Flora Vista. The
went TO Rico this morning on a Wis
to their daughter, Mrs. Ed Turner.
II. s. Stewart returned last evenin
from Pagosa Springs, where he wer
: for his health and little recre
: tion. He went home to Silvert0n TIL
morning.
p. O'Brian. formerly city enginet
. Of Denver. now engaged in waite
! works engineering. went to Cortez tn
morning on business connected vii
the city waterworks.
o.
Miss Ella Kayanaugh and nephe,
q Milton Turner. were passengers (
q Montrose. today where they will Wis
. friends. Miss Kavanaugh viii pro
= rahay ye0Ain ahoat . meath.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

Edward O'Malley of Silverton. WHIT
was badly injured by falling from 6
horse two weeks ago, was brought
down on the morning train and taken
to the Mercy hospital under the care
Of DR.. Lackey.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

T. J. Mcclure. the pioneer ranch
man, who came to this country In
early days and, few years ago, sold
his ranch on the Florida to the city
and moved away, is in town from Old
Mexico. Mr.. Mcclure is In excellent
health and thinks Mexico the only
place. His friends In this community
are glad to welcome him again.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred 8. Swarner
newlyweds from Pittsburg. Pa. occu
pied the bridal chamber at the South
ern last evening. They left for theil
home In Dolores today. where Mr.
Swarner is In business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

The 4-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Johnson of the lockwood power
plant, was operated on this morning
by Drs. Lackey and Turrell for rup
ture.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

r. w. Heflin, of the firm Heflin
Bros. Flora Vista, arrived last even
Ing from trip to the Denver con-
vention and to various points of in
terest throughout the state, including
a fishing trip on the Rio Grande. Mr..
Heflin returned to Flora Vista this
morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

DIR. B. NJ. Miller was an arrival last
evening from Waterloo, Ia. and vent
to Pennington this morning where
he has brother. DIR. Miller is a grad.
uate of the Weltmer School of Healing,
Nevada, Mo. He may decide to 10
cate permanently in this section.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

w. Con Black, president of the
Eden Ditch company Of San Juar
county. N. M, came up last night from
Aztec and went to Denver today. Tn,
work on the ditch is about to b,
resumed and Mr.. Black went to Den
yer today In the interests of the com
pany.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

Superintendent w. d. Lee of the
Fourth division of the Rio Grande
system, with Ave other officials, came
In last night from Alamosa on his
private car Among them are ]. T.
Jones OF Alamosa. r. b. Purvis. Jr.,
and w. Cook of Denver. The party
went to Silverton this morning to re.
turn tonight,
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs
F. c. Perkins and Miss Dorothy, Mr.. L
Main and father. Misses Helen and
Grace Main. and Miss Cutler of Pc
oria, who is visiting Mrs. Perkins
went to Needleton last evening, for an
outing and to look around some oI
the mines.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

Misses Abbie and Nettie McNicholas
have returned after an extended alb
sence. They spent last year at tn,
Greeley normal and when the tern
closed In June went east for triI
through southern and eastern Kansas
They visited their grandfather, J. 8
Knowles at Sun City. as well as other
relatives. Both young ladies say the
climate in Colorado is decidedly re
freshing after the Kansas heat.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

Mrs. v. C. McGirr, who has been
visiting the Ross McGirrs, returned to
her home at Pagosa Springs today.
Her daughter. Miss Lucy. will remain
some time longer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

Miss Laura PaQuin. who has been
the cashier OF the Colorado National
Life Assurance company for the past
ten months. has resigned her position
and went out on today's Southern to
her home at Mancos. While In Du
range Miss Paquin has made her home
with Mrs. r. B. Whitaker Of West
Third avenue. Quite a delegation oi
Durango friends were at the depot this
morning to see her off.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

The Rev. DIR. John J. Lace, pastor
OF st. Paul's NJ. q. church, Pueblo
Colo, will spend Sunday with the
Rev. H. J. Grace of this city and
preach in the First Methodist church
at ii a. IN. Doctor Lace is one OF the
brilliant young men OF western Metho
dism and treat is in store for those
who hear him.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

Miss Ella Kavanaugh and nephew,
Milton Turner. were passengers to
Montrose. today where they will visit
friends. Miss Kavanaugh will prob
NJ yoRain about q meath.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

The amount of the state school fund
for this quarter, apportioned to La
Plata county is $22,047.94, and from
the county about $500. This will
amount to about $3.50 for each child
of school age. There are 3.1O1 chill
dren on the school census list of La
Plata county. The county superintend-
ent is apportioning the money to the
different districts OF the county today
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

Miss Hilda Enge, who formerly
taught In La Plata county. arrived on
last nights Southern from Quarry
where she has been spending part Of
her vacation. She will be the guest Of
Mrs. James Sleeth for week or two.
This morning they went out to the
ranch gulch.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

Mrs. Rosepha Pulford. county super
intendent Of schools, returned last
evening from trip to Pargin, Hood
and Bayfield,. Miss Ruby Buchanan
Of Hermosa is teaching the Pargin
school. There is an enrolment Of
fifteen and matters are progressing
nicely. The school board are doing
considerable work along the line Of
improvement. The school house has
been papered. Lumber to be used for
4 fence Is already on the ground and
come Of the post holes have been dug
HaytuS has temporarily STOPPED ths
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

Frank Weston, the actor, who has
been working on his mining claims In
the Needles for couple OF months,
left on tOdays eastern for Nutley. N
J. BIS wife. whose stage name is
Effie Ellsler. is spending the summer
there. and after a brief vacation Mr.
and Mrs. Weston will prepare for the
seasons work which opens in septem
ber.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-27

DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. wigglesworth
and daughter arrived ON last nights
eastern from Fort Defiance, Arizona.
They Will remain for months visit
with the doctors pareats, Mr.. and
Mrs Thos. II. Wigglesworth at Water
fall ranch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-12
MASONIC HOME SCHOOL

The closing exercises of the Masonic
Home school took place yesterday
afternoon at the school. The musical
program was under the direction Of
Miss Edna Barbour and was excellent.
ly rendered by the boys and girls Of
the school.
The scholarship in the boys classes
was won by Russell Ransom, OF Ander-
sonville Lodge. No. 242. of Buckingham
county. and that of the girls, classes
was won by Laura Ransom, his sister,
from the same lodge.
Claude powell. of Anderson Lodge.
No. 25S. of Plttsylyania county. won the
medal for general and school deport-
ment in tho. boys class. and Laura Ran
son, of No. 242, Andersonville Lodge.
the department medal of the girls
class. The Blindness" medal was won
by Carrie Southron. OF No. $50. Chill
howie Lodge. of Smyth county. Four
of the medals are furnished annual
ly from the w. B. Isaacs memorial
find, one by Mr. Henry Hutzler. and
one by Mrs. w. s. Murray. of Rich
mond.
There was tie for the medal on
punctuality. offered by Mrs. Fl. NJ.
Barbour. superintendent of the home.
and the board of governors decided
to get another medal. so that each of
the winning contestants might have
one.
The Joint winners are James r. Tim
terlage, of Fork Union Lodge. No. III.
Fluvanna county. and George r.. Roe
buck. OF Northern Lodge. No. $50. Wise
county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-12
THE TRUTH ABOUT
KIDNEY TROUBLE
tBAcKAcilE,

Backache as cause of kidney trou-
bic is outrageously abused. for there
Is not ono case in five of backache
that is an evidence of Inflammation
In the Kidneys. The kidneys are not
sensitive and seldom reflect pain:
Backaclie Is commonly an evidence
Of lurnbago. or shows a neuralgic or
rheumatic tendency in the muscles OF
the back. In those cases IN which IL
does proceed from the kidneys 1T re-
fleets an acute inflammation that usu-
ally yields very quickly and definitely
to Fulton's Renal Compound.
But, as above, where backache Is tn e
ONLY reason one has for suspectinE the
kidneys. 1t will In most cases be found
more closely related to the muscular
system than to the kidneys.
Kidney disease, first or last is In
inammation of the kidneys, and there
has been nothing on druggists shelves
for Inflammation in the kidneys. The
late John j. Fulton was the first man
in the world to reach and reduce In
Illumination in kidney tissues, and his
Renal Compound Is the first real spe-
cific for kidney disease.
Literature mailed free.
JOHN j. FULTON Co.
Oakland, Cal.
owens & Minor Drug Co. are our
sole local agents. Ask for Bimonthly
Bulletin of late recoreries.
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rerred to the Council for considera

ton.
The special Committee on Ordinances
regulating the collection of delinquent
taxes, G.. C. Jones. chairman, held n
session, recommending several ordi-
nances for adoption.
A special committee from the Coun-
Gil and committee from the Board
flee of the Water Works to consider
the pumping station.
It was stated that the two boilers
would cost approximately $4,000. The
contract has not been awarded.
Personals and Briefs.
At the meeting of the Council to-
night a dog ordinance will be passed
requiring every dog in the city to be
muzzled between May 1st and Septem-
her 1st. Under this ordinance every
unmuzzled dog caught at large will be
held until the owners name can be
learned, when the owner will be fined
or the dog killed.
David Lightner. with his family, Of
903 cambridge Street, has left for
Mt. Savage, Nd, where he will in fu-
ture make his home.
Mrs. f. c. Jones. recently. operated
or at the Memorial Hispital. in Rich
mond, is reported to be greatly i'm
proved.
Mrs. H. 8. r, Kelley died at the
Retreat for the Sick "Wednesday night
at 8 o'clock She was sister Of
Robert S. Rives, once Of this city,
David Hood, q white man, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon onsa cap1aS
Issued from the Corp Grafton Court.
Sewer connections arerbeing installed
in the Old Tavern property by direc-
tion of Mayor Maurice.
Mrs. Edith Gary announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Goldie
to Mr. Harry Adelansky, of Richmond
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Robert d. Burks.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA. june l.-Mr.
Robert D. Burks. aged sixty-two. who
was formerly a well-known TOBACCO
mist of this city. died last night at his
home. about eight miles from Gladys, IL
Campbell county, after an illness COW
,erins period Of six years The de-
ceased was well known in Lynchburg,
and he had large number of friends
in the city who knew him prior to his
removal to the county eighteen years
ago. He was member of the Hill
City Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ. and a
lknight-templar, being connected Win
De Molay commandery at the time OF
his demise. I.
Although only youth, Mr.. Burks
was Confederate soldier. going
through the war. While assisting IN
the defense Of Lynchburg he was nut
seventeen years of age.
In 1890 Mr.. Rurks gave UP the To-
bacco business and retired to the farm
in the county. Six years ago he was
stricken with paralysis and for the
past four years had been helpless and
required almost constant attention, MI,
Burks is survived by his Wife and
daughter, His remains will be bro0ght
here tomorrow for interment at the
Spring Hill Cemetery.
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TALK ON WORK OF !
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
- -.
/ special to The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA,. VA, June little
second days business session OF the
Sunday School Convention OF the Bal
timore Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, opened at q
o'clock this morning, with devotional
exercises by the Rev. w. IL. Henry
Glass Movement" was delivered by tile
Rev. j. Howard Wells. Mrs. Hamill
afterward delivered an address on "The
Little Children of the Orient" .Music
in the Sunday School. was the sub
ject OF an address by u. u. French.
Reports from the various schools, en-
bracing this conference were then sub
mitted and discussed. All or the re-
ports were very encouraging. The
morning session was closed with an
address entitled "Tlle Sunday School
and Missions" by the Rev. DR.. Hamill.
At the afternoon session. which be-
gan at $3.50 O'Clock. devotlonal exer-
cises were conducted by the Rev. j. l..
1Iibler. Addresses We're then made as
follows: "The Recruiting Ground OF the
Church." Rev. w. o. Talbert; Teaching
Scholars to Give Religiously" Rev. II.
w. Burruss; Sunday School Enthusi-
astn.'' Rev. II. Il. Hout. The latter adj
dress was followed by reports from
schools.
The Rev. W Il. Dolly opened the
right session with devotional exercises
"a Study OF the Child" was the subject
Of an address by Mrs. Hamill. and the
Rev. DR. Hamill took for his theme
1.-THE Spirit OF the Living Creature In
the Wheels" Afterward the delegates
and visitors were rendered reception
in the Young Peoples Building OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
The convention Will conclude to-
morrow afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-12
News Gathered From Southside..

Der of twenty or more, were herded
by negro and driven into pen. In
short while, 1t is claimed. they be-
gan to struggle for freedom and to
gore each other in their furiuos eff
fcrts to escape. at this time MI
Moore appeared on the scene and states
that he found one of his cows impaled
on the topmost rail of the pen. IN
his efforts to liberate her the pen was
| torn or Knocked down, when the en-
tire herd broke for freedom. The ne
gro in the case claims that he is in
| the employ of Mr.. Thomas Bryan.
| There will be large attendance at
the trial Tomorrow.
Bishop Convicted, Case Appealed.
w. F. Bishop. q junk dealer, and
Willard Caudel. an employe OF the
Southern Express Company. We're con :
victed in the Police Court yesterday
OF receiving stolen goods, and sent
enced to ninety days in jail. Lawyer
Louis o. Wendenburg noted an apr
/ peal. The case was sent on to the
upper court, and the men balled In the
sum OF 500 each. The case is the
4 same as that of w f. Bishop, Jr..
accused of purchasing stolen brass
from two boys.
i 1t will come up before the .Corpo-
ration Court at the term beginning
j will be called
Official Election Returns.
Il The official returns of the recent
election were made to the clerk OF
!. the court yesterday. The result, as
/ given by the canvassers. is as fol-
|! lows: Maurice, 206; ]. 3. Rudd Carter
3 G. Jones and J. D. Reams, % each
b. A. GILL Ga, w. w. Workman, SO
j. r. Abbott, 10; J. S. Wakefield, II
w. II. Hart, 81; Mark r. LLOYD, IS; r
C. Broaddus. i. T.. Taylor and W, B
Bradley, AZ each.
The official report was signed by M
!, A, Rightsell, i. L. BEDFORD, j, II. Gal
lagher w. w. Lumpkin and J, A. VII
lliamson. commissioners.
Rush Plans on Post-Oftice.
In communication from the Post
Office Department at Washington, re-
ceived yesterday, Postmaster Smith
: was directed to notify City Engineer
I.lpscomb that the latter officer wal
. authorized to begin at once on sur
vey of the site for the new Fedora
building at Eleventh and Hull Streets
and that work on the structure woult
be rushed.
Engineer Lipscomb said last nigh
that he would have the survey AM
plat completed In a week and read.
to mail on to Washington by Thurs
day
Committee Meetings.
There were three committee meet
ings in the city last night. The frs
was that of the Health Committee o
the Council. called In session to re
ceive the report OF the Committee OF
the Crematory.
The Crematory Committe Is com
posed OF two members Of the Boar
or Health and two members OF IN
Health Committee.
The report Of the Crennatory Com
mlttee recommended the erection o
i an $4,000 creinato DRY for the destruc
ton OF the city,'s refuse. II was 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-12
not until December thai she knew .

y
his death.
Mrs. Slemp was born In Harlan coun-
~, KY, siNty-eight years ago, and short
~ after the close OF tho Civil War be-
came the wife OF the late Campbell
Slemp. who represented the Ninth Dis.
trict in Congress for two terms, and
was serving his third term when he
died. She is survived by two daugh-
tiers and two sons-Mrs. Belle Ed
monds. Of stonega; Miss jamie slemp,
c. Bascom slemp and ". NJ. Slemp. Of
this place.
Funeral services willsbe conducted at
the Southern Methodist Church here
Saturday 1nterment will be at the
family cemetery in Lee county.
John b. Tunstnll.
Special to The Times Dispatch.l
SPOTSYLvANIA. VA, June 11.-John
B. Tunstall of Southside Va. died In
Baltimore yesterday from injuries ra-
ceived in a fall some ten days ago In
that city from a hotel elevator. He
was thought to be improving. but his
trouble suddenly turned on him and
death ensued quickly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-12
BUILT Up
Right Food Give. Strength and Brain
Power.


The natural elements of wheat and
barley, including the phosphate Of
potash, are found In Grape-Nuts, and
that is why persons who are rundown
from improper food pick up rapidly
on Grape-Nuts
"My system was rundown by excess
sive night work. writes "a N, Y. man.
in spite Of a liberal supply OF ordt-
nary food
After using Grape-NutsI ] noticed
Improvement at once, In strength and
nerve and brain power,
'This food seemed TO lift me up and
stay with me for better exertlon, with
less fatigue, My weight Increased 20
lbs, with vigor and comfort In pros
portion,
when travelling always carry the
food with me to insure having it,
Name given by Postum CO., Battle
Greek, Mich. Read smrhe Road ia Well
VILE" In pkgs.
Ever read the above letters \ new
one appears from time to time. They
nre genulne, true, aud full % human
,lntercst. /, l.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-12
Recount Of Ballots.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE vote Of SOC
election precincts out of a total OF ,948 m
this city had been recounted in the inquiry
to decide whether w. r. Hearst or George
Ii. Mcclellan was elected Mayor OF New
to-day. Mr.. Hearst's net gain thus far IS
2l5 OF which twenty-seven were added 70
day, when the contents OF 1l3 ballot boxes
we're examined. In some OF the boxes opens
ed late in the day Mayor Mcclellan made
greater gains than did Mr.. Hearst. both talk
Ing votes who had been credited to WINS,
the Republican candidate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-12
Mr.. IT. D. IIite: sutherlln medal for
oratory, Mr.. w. w. Barnhart.
DlDlOmns Awarded.

? K ! y u
Diplomas were then presented by DR..
r. r. Blackwell to tho following gen
tlemen for a. B. degree; Messrs. NJ.
v. Bishop. c. C. Bush. 2. s. Cardoza
p. P. Ferguson, ]. n. Galloway. W. III.
Gamer. G. D. Johns. J. S. Keene. ID. Il.
Midyette, Fl. L. Moyler, A. z. Owens,
W. r. Phelps. v. p. Randolph. w. A
Taylor. II. r. Turner and c. L. Yancey.
The A. M. degree was awarded to the
following: Messrs. G. l.. Burton. w.
l.. Dolly, w. D. Ellis. e. y. HellweE.
e. p. Ferguson. a. c. Philpotts. w. A.
Taylor and II. r. Turner.
Final Banquet.
At $3.50 P. NJ. there was a class han
duet at the Henry Clay Inn. which
was one OF the most enjoyable social
fea lures OF the commencement series.
AT $3.50 p M. very interesting pro-
gram vas rendered by the graduating
class as follows: Salutatorian. G. G.
Bush; orator. w. \. Dolly. Jr: history.
p. P. Ferguson; recommendations. w.
r. Phelps: poet, George L. Burton.
prophet. W. a. Taylor; will and tesla
ment. Fl. L. Moyler; valedictorian.
Charles L. Yancey.
The officers OF the class are as fol-
lows: President. A. E. Owens: Yica-
President, W. r. Phelps; Secretary. c.
d. Johns.
After the above exercises refresh
ments were served to the delight of all
present, when with reluctance both
guests and students left for their re-
spective homes. bidding farewell to tho
session Of 1907-'S. affecting scenes
marking the departure OF the lordly
seniors from their alma mater.
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Mrs. Nancy q. slen,p.
+ speclal 10 THE Times Dlspatch.l>

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l>.
BIG STONE GAP. VA, June 1l.-Mrs'
Nancy Cawood Slemp, widow Of Con-
gresham Campbell. Slemp and mother
OF Congressman q. Bascom slemp. died
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs, J,
H. Edmonds. at Stonega this morning
a. o'clock. She shad been in poor
health for nearly year, and at tho
time OF the death of her husband last
October was so III that II was deemed
3unwise to advise her, OF 1t. and 1T was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-12
Known u. .Nhe Cow cnse.'

Mr.. Patrick Moore, q well-known cit
izen. will appear in court at Oak Grove
TO- day in what has become currently
known as the COW case" to answer
charges of trespass and destruction OF
property. 1t Is alleged that on las,
Sunday a large number OF COWS IN
the neighborhood of Woodland Heights
gathered in the meadow near the
pump house to Craze. IT is further al
Ileged that these animals, to the mum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-12
Richmond Boy won Medal.

Wyndham Blanton. son of DR..
Charles a. :Rlanton. Of this city. won
presented from the Freshman and
Sophomore Classes at Sidney
College this session. Young Mr.. Blan-
ton is a member of the Sophomore
class. and has many friends in Rich
mond where he received his prelimin-
airy education.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Acntlc
"Bijou-prof. Lee. HypnOtist.
COlOninl-CnmcrdphOne.
overwhelmingly
Observation-Disclosures
Lights for Highland park.

a delegation representing the Virginia
Passenger and Power Company appeared be-
fore the City Council of Highland Park last
night With formal application for a fran
elise to construct lighting system in that
town. The application referred to the
light AMI power committee, which will hold
q meeting at some future date, to which
citizens of Highland Park are Invited