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The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.
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Alexandra, Va. July 2S.-Prisoners who
have heretofore been accustomed 10 Ian
guish IN the city jail and being FED on
City Sergt- Cox's best VIII. from now on
be made to work either on the streets Of
this city OF on the State roads with con-
victs from the State penilentiary-
This news will doubtless be received
with anything but Joy by many Of those
now pleasantly incarceraJed IN the big
white building at the corner OF St Asaph
and Princess streets.
The ultimatum came this morning. when
Judge Barley received a letter from z.
+. Morgan. superintendent OF the State
peniten;iary. Richmond. Va. in which he
said that he was IN need Of men 10 work
on the public roads and he directed Judge
Barley 70 let him have al available men
at his command He added that men
we're needed on the roads in Fauquier
County. The letter was turned over 10
City Sergt. Cox. and 8Ir. Cox viii. It is
expected. soon return a list OF the avail
able men TO Superintendent Morgan.
Il IS understood that. under the law.
the city can retain the men. provided
they are being used here otherwise they
must be sent to Richmond. and thence
they viii be assigned 20 work on public
roads n different parts Of the State until
their sentences are completed
Mrs. Sarah P Brown. widow OF Alex
ander Brown. died this morning at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs Norbert R
Haddox. Mrs. Brown was seventy-slK
years Of age. she had been IN falling
health fOr some time past Her funeral
viii take place Thursday afternoon.
J. T. Critzer. Alton. Va. has written
10 Chief Goods asking for information
about ". ". Inze. alias Small. held
for the action of the grand Jury on
charge of forgery The writer suspects
Inze OF securing some meat from his
place without paying for il From the
description furnished BY the writer, the
prisoner IS not the man lie wants
When the city council reconvenes In
September. q police commissioner will
be elected from the First ward. The
incumbent IS Fora Hin. Il is under
stood that Hiu VIII have 10 opposition
Matt Williams. a weiI-known character.
- AalnEA W t4aaA u Win ElE14AAE
pair OF p!ncers from the blacksmith
shop OF John Cowling. Williams viii be
given hearing IN the police court to-
morrow morning
Ofcials of the Alexandria Electric
Company have reported 20 the police that
a lantern and an iron bar were stolen
from them several nights ago. The prop
erty et the tine was On South Fairfax
street.
Maurice E. Parker. infant son Of 8Ir
and Mrs. Maurice E. rarlzer, 1915 king
street. died this morning AT his parents
residence.
The excursion given this evening OF
the steamer jamestown By the EIlls
Dramatic Club was well Patronized-
Mrs. K KemPer. IT.. who for several
weeks past has been visiting relatives IN
Delaplane. Va. returned home to-day 10
her apartment. the Fairfax. much in
proved IN health
William Coates Atlee. four months old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter AtIee. died
last night at the home OF his parents
Braddock Heights. Alexandra County
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, July 2--CATTLE-Reoeipts. so head
DO trading teelias 1ouinEly steady. Dressed beef
tuIi and unchanged
CALs E>-lseceirtS 40 head 10 reals offered /;
bsrtermiIks dun and weak Ordinary b-,.fs---,iIt
calves sod AZ SO PER ID I5s CITY dressed veals
SLOW a. s-saiLls peT b.; cuuntry drcssed. sail
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipss. s.I70 had. sheen
steady; lambs. quality considered frn % fraction
higher. Ordinary 10 prime sroeD sold AZ 81 % rs-
lJ lbs la1lhs. 5-165o; no choice lambs offered
HOGS-Receipts 50 head. feeling -lonairsIlv weak
Chicaga July 2--CATTLE,-Receiu-s 500 head F.
s-eady Prime beeFes- 5ellI-s0. peer 20 me6iun 50
so; stockers and feeders. Zsa45G- cows and heif
ers. L6la6-90: canners. L59a2-5; Texans. 3soa53
EoGS-Receipts Iooo3 bad. u-srfet 8 certs lover
Lsehs- 5-5a5l5; rougils. s5s6Zs mixed 6B1asT0:
helry, e-2sa665; piss. 5I5s59s
sHEEP-ReceiTts. n.eo3 head. market steady
NstiTe shesD. 26ls450; Western sheep. 27se4ss- "a
t1Fa lambs. 425as5): Westerns lambs, Ezas6sa
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
NEWS OF THE VIRGINIAS
POLITICAL AND OTHERWISE.

The Republicans are trying very hard
% get up e business scare based upon
ar Bryau's election 70 the Presidency.
But the attempt will prove futile. for Il
comes too late, and the only trouble now
IN the financial or Industrial world IS
that which the Republicans brought on
last fall BY their ruinous tariff and bank
ing policies. They are crying wolf too
late. for the wolf IS already here, and he
well not so away until the reins Of gov
ernment are committed 10 the hands OF
the Democratic party. and the policies
OF the Republican party reversed by a
revision Of the tariff laws and banking
system and high prices. which connote
hard times. sbolished.-Petersburg Index
Appeal
Another big mass meeting OF miners
has been held at Mammoth. on KeiIys
Creek. West Virginia, and hundreds OF
miners from, Mammoth and Ward
listened TO the officials OF the organlza-
ton. who had walked eight miles up the
creek TO address them. The mass meeting
IS one OF the many being held at the
union mines in the district for the puT-
pose Of promoting interest in the or
ganizatlOn-
Quite a number Of persons from West
Virginia will attend the International
tuberculosis Congress. which is 10 be
held in Washington, d c., this year 4
large number OF appointments as dele
gates has been made by Gov. Dawson,
and the State IS expected to be one Of the
best represented Of all in the Union
An announcement CT considerable i'm
portance 10 several places in Virginia has
been made by the Post-ofice Department
This announcement Is that one clerk in
the Harrisonburg Office IS 10 receive an
increase Of pay from $500 TO $500 per year:
while two go from $50 to 5000 and one
carrier Will likewise receive the same IN
crease At StauntOn. two clerks will 90
from $50 TO 500. three fTom 500 TO 81. 1.000
and two from S1.eo0 to S1.Io0. At Suffolk.
one clerk goes from $500 10 1850. one from
$500 to $50. three from $50 TO 500, and one
from $500 70 S1.0OO. Three carriers at the
same Office are increased from Se0o 10
81 COO At Winchester, two clerks 20 from
$500 to 500 and four Carriers from 500 to
Sl.OO0
The British steamship, Bolivianna. Capt
Flack, which arrived at Newport News
last week. viii load a fun cargo OF wheat
for Liverpool. This is the first fun cargo
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
BURIED MAN NOT HER SON.
Woman Must Pay for Fu-
neral of Unidentified Corpse.

Special 70 The Washington He-ald
Richmond. Va. July &--3Irs. Mamie
B. Johnson viii be held responsible for
the burial expenses OF the unidentified
body buried as that OF her missing son,
Russell. who turned I'd alive and well
on Friday.
The costs % the woman VIII aggre-
gate more than 500. The bin has been
placed in the hands OF an officer for col
lection
The woman was not only put 70 the ex-
pense Of twice having the body disin-
tered. but also for Transporting II TO
Richmond from Hanover County, and
thence TO Nelson County. where II was
laid 10 rest IN the family burying ground.
The $3.50 in the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company was not paid Arrange
meuts had been made 20 close the Life
insurance matter on the day following
the return OF the young man from the
West
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. July 2--FcuoEinE are the o3cizl
r-ices here l1T to-day.
WHEAT-Spot contract siisa94st. SPOT No 9 red
Western. s5ica96is July 99i.a9fs.: August 9ia94ia
September. siaslls, steamer No. ? red gla9Ih r.
ceipts. 10 sc bushels; Sosthcn b sample. s1as5
Southern on Erade. s0isaeiiz
CORN-spot mixed. "a; September. 50 asked. re-
ceipas. I2sl bushels
OATS-Stock in elevators. 9IG3s bushels: ship
ments fr1m elevators. 9.s52 bushels. White No. 2
heavy. 6ia6ilz; do No . lsht 20 medium. 65ffa
81, d.. No. 3. heavy 65as5'z; do. No 3. medium
6Zl-a67: do. No , lsht. 62z625zi 90, Nc. T. hight
10 heavy. sla62: niES- No 2. slizas2; do. No. 8.
6o-fs6l; do. No. T. 5sl6o.
RYE-Stock in elevators. 2s2s bushels; 10 ship
ueuts from e1erators
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
BALTIIORE PROpUCE MARKET.

Ba-tino-a- Jelly S-FclI1vi-S ere the oer-ial
r-1'es es--a-isled b the Fr1i- and PToasoe Asso-
Cation
BJ IER-CTeausry. fancy pg- n. q imitation
SAD Ma-r,a-d and Peunsyl7auia rolls 15al7. store
packed Ohio l5lli d.. Wes- Virginia. I6ll- 8Iary-
-a1d. Virginia. AID Pe1Hsyiya-ia dairy I-iHts l51s
al
Le'Fs-Ai7rTi7-d. Pe11sTlr-Ll1. and Csar-hy f-s-s
ls-z5 Ea~-sru Shere. Maryland. ard Virginia Is11
Nes-eru frz-s. lsz; West virginia e
LIVE UULTK1-Srrinr clicLers large Der n
ll4l4i SNAIL rtr %. ls. Old hens per -d- Leavy-
Eeighr Eiz2l4; ducks. pr la.. large. llau. cd
duczs- -1
FLOCE-Wirte- extra. 55ozs78. CO.. clear. s5a
$50. &C.. straight. L5a4L: do. patent 4 5os4 s5-
srr1ns clear, a-0a4-fl; do. straight ss5l5.-1. do
patent. 521a5.f5; city nils best patent 500; DO
aiEh-gTade patent. as; Co.. hiEl-s-zds straight
49, CO., choice family. zs5.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
STEEL DIVIDEND PAID.
Directors Declare Regular Payment
on Preferred and Common.

New York. July 2S-Directors OF the
United States Steel Corporation ar a meet
ing this afternoon declared the regular
quarterly dividend q II Per cent on the
preferred stock. and oae-half Of / per
cent on the common stock OF the com
psny.
A statement issued following the meet
Ing shows that the average daily book
ings Of orders OF the corporation. amount
ing In excess of 25.0o0 tons. is = per cent
of the capacity of the plants of the cor
pOrariOn-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY T. f. Hutton L Co
members q the New YORK stock Exchange and tbs
New forG Gotten Exchange. c. Bowie Gilman
EEanagsr, IS5l + street uorthHcst
New York. July cs-The local cot-o, -,,-,s-
opened steady ard unchanged % points dorn
With trading small scaIs and n,ostig lo,sl T5e
weekly weather reD1Tt considered E1go-a5le
he spot market .a the South dun and lover
he August ertio1 Is stl n the hands Of 7nz1iu-
1latcrs- There j. tax of cotton being shp1e5 hack
here ron Liverpool fer delivery IN August h1t m
less prces Wo-k higher for this month We do not
take any stock N this report Tissre VII no doht
Be = ng1t -uT ccrtrol al the market Isesss--- 81
the ports we're 200 bales against 57Z7 las- week
and - last year For he Eeek 2 900 bales a-ainse
-se5o l2st week and l025 last year receipts At
New Orleans were Lls4 bales against lss- year
and a Houston. 2.5ls bales against 81 last rear
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
BIue Laws Cause Arrest.

Special to The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va, July 2S.-Two warrants
were served late to-day on Pete AIanitz.
a Greek confectioner, charging him with
selling soft drinks at Rivermont Park
on Sunday and for employing labor on
Sunday The case VIII be aired Friday in
the police court The matter viii be aRf-
tated, and Manitz viii claim the right 70
dispense on Sunday under q restaurant
license
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
Accidentally shoots Baby.

SPECIAL 10 TIE Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd. July 2S.-Nelson Fich-
Rer. Baltimore boy. who was visiting
at Points, Hampshire County. academia
ally shot and instantly killed the infant
son OF ]. ". Day. Fichner is a nephew
Of Air. Day. and was handling a gun.
which was discharged This accident oc-
CURED not far from where J. R Chap
man was shot.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

REGULAR call p o'clock noon.
Washington Gas IS. so az s5E-
Washington Railway and Electric g. Sl0o0 at slA,
Sl0o9 az ~.
Chesareake ard Potomac Telephone S.. sl0os AZ
l0ils s. go at I3s1. se9 at le4is. SI0oa az i0{s
Capital Traction. a. 70
United States Trust 5 CO ga al 8a-
Washington 1farkct 100 at lsz
After aIi-Nashinqfon Railway and Electric pro
ferred. 70 at s2;a. u st S.. az 81. II szlz-
AIcrrenthalcr Liuotype- 4 at a5
Washington Raiiwsy and Eiectrc common, IS a.
81 % at slss 50 a. 5Hl 50 a. 3fA- 20 AZ So loe al
3fss 20 at ssls 10 81 3fa 10 a. 54A 100 az sliz
10 al 81 l00 az ia 10 % siE- 100 a. sz l59 At
3f7s. 100 al s.. 80 at =. % at s.
Greene Canauea. IS 40 ICA.
FeIoving arr the ciosing quotations yesterday 5
stock exchange
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
A. p. Ferru.on Dead.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, July 2S.-A- Parker
Ferguson. a tobacconist- aged ffty-six.
died late to-day at his home on Church
street, after sn Illness q two years. He
IS survived by three children-Dr. w s
Ferguson, OF the Lynchburg Sanatorium:
L. c. s. Ferguson, OF Norfolk. and Miss
Mary King Ferguson. OF Lynchburg-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

QuotatioEs furnished By T. r. Hu-t1a & Co.
re2leB q the Neu Tork S-rck EN-hnrre and the
ChiczEo Board q Trade. G.. Bowie CLlrman. aazn-
aEer. Is)I = street northwest
thtclso. July &--LoTer pri-zs IN Liverpool. god
weather -l TIE Nc--lwes- ard -isit receip-s faced
tie wheat market a. the crl-i1g to-day. ard l.
opened u1re than a uo5-t G--- and during the
frs hour sod even lover Ll-z- there was e rae
-1c-- and on szaL rolgne &C trading p-icas -
c17e-ed ard sid from e o. = above tie opening
I-ic-s- Tie market closed dan and steady.
Corl vas duh sIE steady. Eirl1r- feature
Oats were ua-e active ard Er2- jay selling vel
a. day and closing cents EbIve the 5periug
Pr....---s E--e a---.. III IN
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
ROCKVILLE HOTEL SOLD.
CorcOran House Brings but 5000
mt Public Auction.

SPECIAL 70 Tie Washinston Head.
Rockville. Nd. July 2S.-The Corcorsn
Hotel. IN the business center Of this place.
was sold to-day ar pubiic auction FOR
$500 Lawrence Flack was the pur-
chaser The price IS regarded as less
than one-half the value OF the property.
which Is in fairly Eood condition, capa-
bic OF accommodating sixty regular
guests, and includes an acre and half OF
ground fronting on Montgomery avenue,
and running back 70 another street
L IS the oldest hotel in town.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29

OF grain that has been loaded at that port
since 1906, and is the first cargo Of wheat
to be shipped In several years. The
loading Of this ship. it is believed. marks
the opening OF what promises 10 be a
brisk grain trade at that port this fall
and winter. II Newport News IS sd-
mitted 70 the contract sixteen Of the
London Corn Trade Association, and It is
believed that Il viii be, there IS every
reason 70 believe that the port Will soon
rank among the leading grain ports on
the Atlantic Coast
State Chairman Ellyson. OF Virginia.
who IS now abroad. viii return late in
August and about September viii open
headquarters and begin the prosecution
OF a vigorous campaign. Two Of the men
who VIII be most active on the stump viii
be Judge Samuel ". Williams. OF Wythe.
and Hon Samuel L Kelly. OF Rich
mond. who are the electors-at-Iarge for
the state They viii be kept almost con-
stantly On the go, and many other able
speakers viii be put IN the field from
time 70 time Il IS intimated that the
Republicans are going to make a hard
fight in Newport News for Taft. ana in
Cidentally for George Nelns Wise. the
nominee Of that party for Congress in the
r ISL ClsLricIs DuL X VIII amount 70 but
little In the light OF past contests. Il
looks now as II Virginia will give her
usual majority for the Democratic ticket
this fall, and II her distinguished grand
sons are not called into the public service
next March. L will not be her fault.
for she voted FOR them IN the convention
and viii do the same thing next Novem-
Der.
The situation which confronts the Re
pUblicans OF West Virginia Is OF unpre-
cedented seriousness Never before has
the party been called upon TO face such
a crisis It IS true that we have had
bitter campaigns that preclCded the con-
citation OF warring factions, but this
is the first instance where party men in
great numbers deemed themselves so out
ragged that they resorted TO revolution The
moment demands. above all else. the re-
assertion OF that sound leadership which
seems to have been withheld when most
urgently needed.-Mingo CIV. Va Repub-
lican-
The coming scholastic year gives every
indication OF being an unusually success
ful one for the Randolph Macon Woman's
College Already more than 400 entrance
applications have been made. while there
Is only dornitory capacity for $50 stu
dents-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
secretarr TO rom wat.on.
70 The washington Herald.

Specal 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. July 2S.-8Ilss Maud
Needham, OF this city, has accepted a Do
sition as private secretary 10 Thomas e
Watson. Of Georgia, which position she
VIII take Up at Thompson. Ga. on
August / Miss Needha-n. for a year, has
been connected II a clerical capacity
with the Sweet Briar Institute, near here.
and IL was here that she met Mr.. Watson
a month ag0
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-E1tra. per eFt.. 55oasOo: butshs. asa
500; common. 205a3 o.
HOGs-Pe- ewz. g-oss. S55a575i 0rdfzzTJ. Or
cEf- 50la55
SHEEP-Prims. SGas50; common. 25oasoa
LAABS-SprinE. s; med-u. 5i4e65s.
CALFES-Prime. per pound, 6iz; medium. 51szs;
Fsss. 5a4
COws-Prime. fresh. each. sO.0a8OO. common
2oCasoo0; old ard dr. s9oaiooa
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
BUSINESS GIRL SUES.
LynchbUrg StenOErapher Wants Dam
ages for Alleged SIander.

SPECIAL 20 The Washing5oa Herald
LynChburg. Va, July 2.-AIiss Char
lotte II Downey. a stenographer. has in
stituted suit IN the corporation court
against J. 3. Ogden. a musical dealer,
for $1,000 for allegtd defamation OF
character relative 70 her business in
tegrity.
D0wney. Of Mount Jackson. Shenandoah
County, but has been living here for
several years.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29

NeF A9rE. July E-NHEAL-Wesse-. fair in-
T---E- Nc- N1-the-1 Da---L. -1 arrive II. No
r-- 2 o. 3. go, No hard. -lv cE1g. Z o. b.
-sf7s, No --z-a71-i. p o. D.. Les.
toItN-Sczrcs; nominal No. elevator. ss54. No
e Z o. B. s. nominal. Ne E---c. aonz-ali No .
ys-l7v- & O.. b.. -1-i-aL
E1E-DlL NJ. 2 So o. b
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
NEW YORK sToCE, MARKET.

Quotations furnished hT z r Hutton & c.
members of the New York Stock EHchsngs. G. Bowie
ChiuInan- manazsr. Is01 street northwest.
sales TO noon 3s5. 800 shares
Tetal sales .04O.OOO shares
Gail money; High, I15j low, n; cl-, ia.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

Nsw Eors. July . -81c1ey On cal today opened
e. IL per CEN. highest. II. Lowest 4, closing H.
Most Of the days loans were a. IL Der cent
Tine money u1chalsed, and the geusT1l tone and
ra-her dull
The market for sterli1s to-day r-s quis-. with
rates Unchanged.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
NRWSOPALEXANDRIA
Prisoners in City Jail in Fu-
ture Must Work Roads.
STATE WARDEN GIVES ORDER

Men Needed to Improve Highways.
Mrs sarah r. Brown VIII Be
Buried Tomorrow AfternOOn-Neyv
Police COmmfssioRer to BE Elected
At September Meeting Of Council.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29

P-ltiu0-e. July E-Fouo7iu- are the sales and
cu7-afio1s on tie most scrire securities listed Cn
the Baltimore STOCK ETchz1se-
SALES
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by F. F. Hutton & Co. men
hers New Tc-k STOCK Exchange. G. B0Tis Chipcnan.
rnanar.-- 80 E street n--thwest
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Nsv yo-z. July E.-United States goTe1nszt
bonds closed to-day unchanged
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29

Miss Ida Creegan has gone to Colonial
Beach, where she viii spend the remain
der Of the summer.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29

The remains were forwarded to-day 10
Lancaster. Pa
W B. Lynn. OF Prince William County,
Va, is visiting Capt. George Keys. in
Duke street
Naturalization papers were granted to-
day in the Corporation Court to Ferdi-
nand Frederick Deradinger. a native OF
Germany.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29

The body % Andrew Gregg. aged nine
teen. was discovered on the tracks OF the
Pennsylvania and Maryland Railroad at
Boynton. near Meyersdale. last night By
q motOrDan- Il IS believed Grezg was
dead before the car struck him. and he
is supposed 20 have either fallen OF
jumped on another car, breaking his
neck
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29
ROCKS FALL ONTO TRACK.
Western Maryland Railroad Traffic
Blocked by LnndsIIde.

Specizl 70 he washington Head
Cumberland. Nd. July 2s.-The Georges
Creek and Cumberland Railroad. owned
By the Western Maryland. and over the
tracks OF which the Pennsylvania Rail-
road enters Cumberland, IS blocked By
100 tons Of solid rock which rolled down
from the Narrows. near the National Pike
Bridge. On the edge OF Cumberland, late
last night One rock weighs between
twenty-five and thirty tons. and II wiIl
be necessary 10 use the steam crane 70
lift the Obstructiols- A passenger train
passed a few minutes before the landslide
occurred.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-29

The British steamship. Bolivianna. Capt
Flack. which arrived at Newport News
last week. viii load a full cargo OF wheat
for Liverpool. This Is the first fun cargo
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Any overcharge of, or discrimination
made against officers or men OF the
visiting fleet, should be reported to the
undersigned chairman of the Arbitra-
tion Committee.
A. GARTLEY,
Office at Building of the Hawaiian
Electric Co. Nos. 223-227, 8. King
81. near Alakea st.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-17
THE ANNEX CAFE
MAY Be REOPENED

Chief Steward Thurlow, OF the
steamship Alameda, will be an appli-
cant for a restaurant license with
liquor selling privileges for the Royal
Annex Saloon, Scotty Meston's old
place, at the next meeting OF the Lii
quor Commissioners. The application
of w. c. Peacock C Co. for a saloon
license was turned down the other day,
but the Board signified its willingness
to grant a restaurant license. One
member of the Board was against
granting any further retail licenses to
wholesalers, on the ground that they
should not compete with the men to
whom they sell.
Thurlow's coming into the matter
will settle all disputes. He wishes to
run and is capable of running a first
class place and it seems apparent that
the Board is willing to grant him Ii
cense, with the understanding that 1t
shall be Immediately transferred to
Thurlow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-17
MAN OF THE HOUR
IS CALLED OFF.

The Man of the Hour" is pau. The
attendance last night was hardly
enough to pay expenses and the man
agement decided that 1t was not worth
while to keep up hard work with no
chance of making any money for the
transpacific yacht for which it was be-
ing produced. The yacht club itself
had failed to give any support in par
ticular, only one member being present
last night For this reason there will
be no performances given tomorrow
and Tuesday nights.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-17
SUIT AGAINST
LORRIN ANDREWS

Suit for the condemnation of a right
OF way to the shore where the Hilo
breakwater will start will probably be
commenced this afternoon in the Fed
eral Court against Lorrin A. Andrews
and the Waiakea Mill. The land only
amounts to two-thirds of an acre and
the value was at first. according to An
drews who has lease, about So. 66 per
year.
When he found out that it was badly
needed $66 per year was the next price
and now the price has advanced to
$1,000 Rather than be held up by the
Hawaii man, suit will be brought and
the price paid for the land win be the
subject of a judicial decision,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-17
GET BACK STRENGTH.

You have had a hard season with
the children and you need a rest. meb-
be. Have you thought over the posi-
bilities of Haeiwa in the recreation
line? There is everything there to
make you comfortable and the enjoy
ment and benefits you will derive from
few days visit there cannot be esti-
mated in dollars. The cuisine is ex-
cellent and the rooms as good as you
will have in your own home. Commu-
nlcate with Mr.. Bidgood for accommo-
1ations.
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LADIES Of LAHAINA
DIVISION WELCOME

The Entertainment Committee wish
es to state that the wives of officers
of the squadron at Lahaina are cor
daily welcome to the official feet ball
at Waikiki tonight. Invitations TO
the officers of that squadron were sent
out, but of course they cannot attend.