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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12
Williamsburg

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WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March IL.
e-Ntss Hayes. OF Char City, and
Miss Florence Holt. Of Newport News,
have been guests Of Mrs m N.
Miss Edna Arnold. Of Prince George
county. who has been whiting Mrs.
John King for several WeekA leit
wednesday for Frederichuhurg, where
she viii spend few days before re-
turning home.
Or. and Mrs w. r. Casey, Of New
port News, spent Sunday here with
Mr.. and Mira G. ]. HAr1ou.
Mtes Condit has returned to her
home In New York, after = pleasant
visit OF several weeks hare.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Brooks are
Waiting relatives IN Richmond and
Manchester.
Miss Elisabeth Macon 4 the guest
OF Miss Mary Wilcox In Norfolk.
Mrs. E. B. Lindsay and Miss Land-
say. Of Norfolk, Axe guests az Miss
Mrs.. Skinner. Of Norfolk. i visit-
Ing her parsnts. NJ. and Mra John
Mrs. George colsmen ma aAildrs,,
ais spending the weSk H. R3dhMond.
Mr. r: =. Hsai spsrN rstdas y
81. Rcssrt W. Har6wsil 81 Pstsrs-
burg. rscter Of 81 Reulss churnh, Win
preach tho baccalaur4ato eernnon u
William ara Mary o. Tune
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Abingdon

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ABINGDON, VA March l2.-Rev.
william Grove returned this week
He held q ten days. meeting at Mid
dleboro, KY, after which he visited
relatives at Frankfort and At Green
Mrs W. e. wingea ma. gone to
Washington for short visit.
Rev. w. r. Gray. of Greenvilie.
Miss. left for his home Thursday.
after several days visit to Rev. WILL
William Grove, Jr.. who goes to visit
his grandmother at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. William Bull.
Miss Louise Walker, Of the Abing-
don public school, spent the week end
with her sister at Bethel, Va.
| MIR. and Mrs GARRETT Jenkins have
recent ymoved here from Roanoke.
Mr.. Jenkins taking the place In the
internal office, left vacant by Mr..
Herndon's continued illness.
Mrs. Coniey Trigg left Thursday for
Baltimore, to be gone several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Eearies, Of Bris-
toll, are visiting their daughter, Miss
vesta Searles, at s. J. Institute sew
eral days this week.
Mrs. Leon Palmer has Just returned
from Q visit to Bedford City.
Mrs. Walter Scott entertained on
Friday afternoon last In compliment
to her house guests, Miss Susie Brown.
Of Bristol. and Mary Bell, Of Pulaski.
The Literary Society Of the Abing-
don High School met on Friday night
with Professor and Mrs. r. T. Ste
phenson. The officers are: President,
Miss Berntce Childers; vice-President
Miss Lula Keller; Secretary and
Treasurer. Mrs. Stephenson; Critic.
Professor Stephenson. most inter
esttng program was rendered. after
which the social hour was much en-
ioyed. ~ s.s,a...., 4 ~ 3ss..ss
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KING WILLIAM. VA. March 11r9
Messrs. Carrie Thompson and NdwaF4
Moseley, Of Lester Manor, spent -
past week 1t Mr.. MoseleTs tomD II
Powhatan county. :
Walter Johnson has rstnxneA
Port Norfolk, hitter b vlslt - -
parents at Lester Manor.
Mtss Elizabeth Smith has yueueMN
ed to mt. Hope" after . pleaeAnA
visit at the home of Mr.. and MIN
Pemherton johnson.
Mrs. Croxton, wife Of Dr.. ".
Croxton, OF Wakena, has Toeuf1aA
to TOP HILL" after . Witt - hs1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. l. u. la&1na
SON. Of Springfield"
Mrs. George Corr bland w1D O.
recent guest OF her sister. ArA = -
Jackson, Of Lester Manor.
Miss Mary Robinson made . -
to Richmond Saturday.
Mrs e. Neafs and dhfIdruA. r.
Chesterfield county. are on . v11l1
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Neala. ~ 1Anees
VILE.
Mr. ana Mrs Georss HaSnnea
Burke, Of Rumford, were guegtn u
Richmond during the past weetE
Mrs.. Wood, who tAaonAa nsaS xNMDp
ford. n III. :.
Mrs. ID. n. Brown, q sNAoae -
and" had a. her guests during -
past several weeks her nUthee An4
sister. Mira Lacy and Nix LAzEiA xoevs
Of Pals
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West Point
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WEST POINT. VA. March r.

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WEST POINT, VA, March Ia
Farmers and truckers In this section
are hearing the commissioners Of az
rtculture. Mr.. Koinsr. Profs. Hsigss
and Johnson. Of thu Agricultural Elk
pertinent station. Owing to . con-
fusion Of dates, the crowd 10 not 20
large ~ hoped ana expected. The
party held q meeting ut Lestsr Manor
and TunstalI yesterday
Mr. James O'Connor and little
grandson. Thomas rslmphrsy. attend
cd the golden jubilee In WAshinaton.
d. c., this week. given In honor Of
Mr.. o'Connor's cousin. Sister Caths-
rine Ehoughneph. who has spent 30
years In q convent in that city.
Mr.. J. NJ. McAllister, engineer on
the York River division Of the South
ern railroad, after an Illness Of sev-
eral weeks, Ia conva1escing.
Mr.. Harvey Brooks. Went Points
professional baseball artist, who sign
ed d contract with the Richmond team
Of the State League for the coming
season. viii leave shortly for prac-
ttce.
Measrs. r. Bruce Ware and n. H.
enumerators for the West Point dis
trict, and A. Julian Bagby for West
Point township.
Mn Charles Jaeger, Of 6tannton.
who spent the winter with her pa
reptA DR.. ana Mrs William G. Mum.
hers returned 70 staunton on Tues
day.
Mtsn Mary Denmead has returned
from . VISIT to friends IN Richmond.
AeF. =. =. Hall completed the ffrst
gSe& a. htr pAnturats with the BAp-
~ church on Sunday. when he
pFeachs1 : nns and nose appropriate
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Radford

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RADFoRD. VA. March 1s.-on
wednesday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. n. L. Gordon the A. T. G.
anG Music Clubs OF Radford were
entertained by Mrs. James Baird and
Mrs. Gordon In honor OF Miss SouthaIi
ana Mrs. Frank Langley. An ola
fashioned spelling bee." conducted
by Mrs. w. B. Fudua. afforded much
merrtment to the occasion. A copy
OF Emerson's poems was awarded to
tho best spelier. Dainty and deli
cious refreshments were served by
tho hostesses. assisted by Misses Har-
|vey and Trolinger. Miss Mackie
Trsgies gresedide ct the coffee table
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Lutheran church will close their
special services with a sermon on
mission work next Sunday morning
at 11:i6. and . special Offering for
missions
Miss GaIlis Gibson has returned
home. after spending the winter in
Blueield with her sister. Mrs. G. A.
Bana.
Miss Meles Billiard Is quite hck.
Professor Anderson returned Mon
day night from q visit to relatives
in HowardsviIle, on tho James
Mr.. W. II. Towney. OF the Roa-
noke Times, was in town Monday.
DR.. r. n. Cowan u seriously Ill at
the West End hotel. DIR. TuQua Tues
day called In DR.. Gale, Of Norfolk, in
|consuitation, and . nurse was called
from Washington. d. q.
The ball players and Quoit throwess
are again seen on the green.
Mira L. 0. Billiard and daughter,
Hsieay speat suaAay- In Salefn,-Fs----
Mr. and Mrs George Albert
Cough. Of Brookhne. Mass. have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter. Pamellic Morrell, to
Mr.. Maurice Lucian Billiard, on
Thursday, March ~.
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Spottsylvania

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SPQTSYLYANyA. Va. March IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stokeiey Cole
man entertained q number OF friends
at social In their homo here on
Wednesday last
Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Eldredge are
tho guests for o week of friends In
Spotsy.vanta county.
Mr. C. A. Smith, of Fredericksburg,
after short stay at Spotsyivania. has
returned home.
Mr.. J. III. Dniin. Of Heathaville. Va.
10 the guest Of his friends in Spot
sylvania.
Mr.. S. p. Powell. of Belmont Va.
IL visiting at spetsylvania and Freder-
tcksburg for a week.
Miss Susie p. Rathbone. of Texas.
Is visiting In Spotsylvania and Louisa
counties for a month.
Mr.. William c. Hozzard, of Heaths-
Vile. Va. is spending q week in Spot
syivania, Wa.
Mr.. w. C. Dulin. Of Manassas, Va.
is sotourning In Spotsylvania county
for ten days.
Mrs. Lucy J. Garner. after visiting
in Orange county for two weeks, 10 at
home again.
Mrs. James L. Fraser. Of Orange.
has returned home. after a visit Of ten
days TO friends in Spotsyivanta coun-
ty,
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Winchester

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WINCHESTER. VA, March Ia
Miss Lucy whittle returned to her
home In staunson. wednesday. after
visit to Mrs. Alexander r. Jones.
Mrt Robert b. Moore. OF Gaithers-
burgs Nd. II visiting her sister, Mrs..
n. G. Sheets. 1t her home on Market
street.
Mix Clara weems has gone to Bal
timorp. where she will spend some
time with friends.
Mrx Emma Spurrier. wife of Super
tntendent J. e. Epurrter. OF the BaIti-
more and Ohio Railroad, In visiting In
Baltimore this week. n
Mr.. L, III. Franks, OF Richmond.
was In Winchester several days this
week.
Miss Julia Reedy is visiting friends
IN washington, ID. G.
The Misses 6ommerville, of Cul-
pepper. Va. are visiting Miss Anna 3.
Brtggs, at her homo on Fasrmont
Mis- Albina Landstreet ParkinA OF
Washington, II spending some time
with Miss Lena Gore At her homo on
North Washington street.
Miss Agnes Baxter has returned to
her home In Warrington. after q visit
to her aunts. the Misses Willis, at
their home on Kent street.
Mr.. H. Clay Krebs has been elected
adjutant and treasurer Of General
Turner-Ashby Camp. Confederate Vet
Grams. succeeding the late DIR. p. w.
Boyd, Sr.
The first public debate at the state
Normal School at Harrisonburg oc-
-rurrcd hast Saturday, Hnd ore Of the
winners was Miss Catherine Royce, OF
Winchester.
The flrst drag hunt Of tho Blue
Ridge Hunt Club took place on We'd
nesdny afternoon. and the start was
made from "Athlone" gate near
Boyce. at o'clock. Quite y crowd
followed the hounds. Mr.. Edward B.
Jacobs, master Of the hunt, announces
hunts for each Saturday and We'd
nesday afternoon during the month.
Tho hounds will continue TO meet at
Rosney.
Or. e. b. smoke. one Of the most
prominent phYstct1ns of this county
and = member Of the county health
white Hall and will move on April
to Martinsburg. w. Va. much to the
regret Of his many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cover, Jr.,
Of Philadelphia, who have been Wis
iting relatives and friends In Win
chester, have returned to their home
In the Qanker City.
Mr.. Frederick Hottie, of Cincinnati.
o., who was called to Winchester by
the death Of his mother. Mrs. Lucinda
Hottie. has gone to Mt jackson. Va,
to visit his sister, Mrs Elizabeth Ruby.
Mr.. Jack Stephenson. Of Alexandria,
VA. visited his mother, Mrs. Henry
Stephenson. at "Kenilworth." this
week
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Blacksblug

BLAcKsBuRA Va, March 11-2Ag
Easter dances Monday ard T.esdaS
evening. March 70 and -, anA yoMm4
ladies from all parts Of vtxukH1l u
former mesu6 or1 Of the o1oo - So
pected to BE- present -
Prof. q. W. walker lafs xhus1aa4
to spend several months. WITH .M14
G8ugntsr, Nra CIAFsn0e 0ee06A -
Ashevills, n. q, WHARF y u hDpoA ~
win regain his health After o IL
ness Of two months. Pred. WoWo4
was accompanied by his W1Go amk
daughter, Miss Lily walkess
CORNER ccrnmandant ex the ~ u =
now stationed 1t Font AayuA = 49,
fling DR.. ana Mrs q u Asw~AA
Mrs. ]. @. A. johnson VIII en4nReaM
in Mrs. Jamsrson's honor sh1p OypMn
Mr. and Mrs.. D. H. Ksisesy AAvU -
moved into the house built last &o44
in the Firth Addition By J. Z. N1MGeos
The Keister home has 6ean pugohn194
by Professor n 4. 0mythA 81 - "
liiss 0laAys ysansn q N1111
. &C fhs Inn = ~ sna14 ~ -
Hsn WINK vAyssr = = - 49,
Of Profsssor q Y. vawteE. aztsr : GfX
Of several weeks with raae11vs -
Miss crswscrd. private sssE1v -
Preefdent BArrfAGer. 1Dsn4 IL 1pe
end ~ her homo IN RAMONA
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guest OF Miss Lixste stratton. has re-
turned to St6unton.
Miss Mary Curd was visitor to
Orange this week. :.
Percy w. Knighton has returned to
his home at Cismont. after spending
several days with his brother, Roy
Knighton, who has been quite sick for
some time, but who II now improving.
Charlie Sergeant has returned to
his home in Rocky Mount. N. c.. at
ter spending several weeks with his
parents, Or. and Mrs. H. H. Sergeant.
& Miss Cornelia sterrett Is on q visit
to relatives in Waynesboro. y
NJ. Y. Swan and family have been
spending the week with relatives In
Cuipeper.
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Gordonsville

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= GoRDoSSvILIsE,E A., March Ia
Miss Mabel Altman. who Is teaching
near Orange, spent several days this
week with relatives In and near town.
T.. " Breeder. Of Richmond. spent
several days this week at the home
of Or. John W. Scott.
Miss Smith. Of Waynesboro. was
the guest several days this week Of
Miss Cornelia Sterrett
Mrs Sailie Lambert. after spending
several days In GoTdensvilie. as the
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sermon to large congregation. Ths
members and congregation later In
tho week replenished the pantry
with many creature comforts.
Rev. Mr.. Hatslip, formerly of Stu
art, Va. has accepted the charge OF
Hermitage and Oltvet Baptist
churches, and preached his first SER
mon as pastor at olivst church last
Sunday.
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A vicksburg correspondent OF the
New Orleans Times-Democrat says
bread made Of cottonseed meal u one
Of the unusual things which was seen
exhibited there In q local hotel, the
specimen having been sent By Texas
cottonseed oil mill man. who says the
brad IN to be used extensively In his
State. The taste az the etukf II -
geed - . pieoe d sFahaGn bread
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-11-18

in his seventy eighth year of paralysis.
! He was in the wholesale grocery bust
ness in 1869 with James }. Hill in St.
Minnesota Infantry during the civil
war and commanded a brigade under
General Grant.
The trial of Edward 7. Rosenheimer,
reputed to be millionaire, charged
with the murder of Miss Grace Hough
by running her down with his automo-
bile, was suddenly halted in New York
by the arrest of one of the jurors, on
the charge of his having demanded and
accepted bride.
otis safer TO sleep there than on
the top of mast on the high seas, -
was the explanation of Sam Anderson,
a sailor. to two New York policemen
who plucked him from the top of a
siXty-foot pillar of the elevated rail
road structure, where he had stretched
out for a quiet nap,
The proposal that New York city hold
world s fair in 1913 to celebrate the
three hundredth anniversary of the set
Element of Manhattan Island, has been
rejected on the ground of inexpediency,
at a meeting of the committee of one
hundred, appointed by Mayor Gaynor
to look into the matter
II. p Mccoy, a clerk in the auditors
Office of the Southern Pacific Railway.
ut Tuscon, Arizona, has been awarded
a Carnegie medal and a prize OF $1,000
for saving workman s life at the
risk of his own, seven wears ago in
Chicago Mccoy went down into a
well filed with foul gas to bring up
the man.
Gilbert Il. Jones. formerly owner Of
the New York Times, and son of George
Jones, founder Of the Times. committed
suicide by shooting himself in the right
temple in his Offices in the Old Times
building on Park Row. Jones was sec
Rotary of the Park Building Company,
the owner Of the building formerly DC.
cupied by the Times
Harry j. Welty, charged with wreck.
ing tho Home Securities Bank nj Bel
lingham, Washington, Of which he was
president, and convicted ON information
charging him with receiving deposits
after the bank was known 10 be- insol
vent was given an indetcrmmatr sen
tcnee of from four 10 ten yeafs In the
state peHitentluN al Wam Wllla.
Capt Robert T.. Peary, the Arctic
explorer, has returned 10 active duty
ln ihr navy department as rAptI ongi
urnr for the department OF Justice in
easrs before the court of claims inyoly.
inH construction work f0r tho naval
bureau OF yards and docks 10 would
have preferred, N rs sHid in have been
assigned io duty ai the naval library
g. write ~ be travels in ihe frozen
nUuh
president faff aud postmaHer Heu
ial iilifhrNfh lafe reached aH aHfff
'frni uu 90 recommendation lha rfosi
lthi NIll mH'f i0 fapEirba uHii.nH
"a fhHnW lu lhr teroad flau postage /
'slf' HHrslng msgaafm hbi other .
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CONDENSED NEWS
FROM COAST FILES

Philadelphia faces another street car
strike.
In ten months 1868 buildings were
erected at Winnipeg. The total permits
for the year aggregate $l4,00O,0O0.
The State Supreme Court of Kansas
Aas decided that loaf of bread must
weigh 10 ounces or il is not full loaf.
Fire destroyed several large cotton
sheds and 5000 bales of cotton at Alex.
andria, Egypt. The loss was 81 900, 900.
Martin O'Malley, wealthy farmer
Of Leseueur, Minnesota, was found
guilty of murder and sentenced to be
hanged
-Four miners We're instantly killed and
their bodies blown TO shreds as the re-
suit of an explosion in the Leonard
nine, near Butte, Mont
Municipal elections throughout Eng.
hnd and Wales show considerable
growth of the Labor and Socialist par.
Eies. The women candidates Jared
badly
A Great Northern wreck train plung-
ed through p temporary trestle over n
sixty-foot ravine near Berne tunnel
and John Smith, the engineer, was
KILLED
Bank notes aggregating in value sew
sral thousand dollars were discovered
hidden under a wharf at Dartmouth, N.
S. II was a portion of $3.50 stolen
from The schooner Eta Vaughan
A report from Teheran states that
the Jewish quarters In Shraz. the cap
ital Of the province Of Fan, have been
sacked by Kuasgais. Eleven jews were
killed and FIVE thousand are destitute,
Professor William II, Brewer, for
many years professor Of agriculture in
the Yale sheffield scientific school, for
nsr president Of the Arctic Club, nat
grallst and explorer, died at New lla-
ven, Conn
j. r. white, farmer and stock
dealer Of Marion. Illinois, died Of the
bite OF horse While hc was feeding
tho animal, The horse attacked blu,
biting BIN severely ANA crushing hs
SOLAR bone.
A little advance Thanksgiving
seaihef eamr % Chicago November q.
shfn AH old lime SNOW storm, beginning
ssflyi lasted flr several houn lu dt
aaHoo ~ the ioWcaurer p predictions VI
sarmnr NeHihfr
Speaking before lAr convention at
mo MiahiHu hiHtr Teacher AHnta
lnn, Rev hrafil nNlGhf UIIH uf|
lflnhBu pfrdlfiri lhHi hiIHIp a.N.
) fan hBlf ihs human Iaff nlll ufup
ihf Nnlird hlaira
fnfmH' hmHlHfmHilaH nf ihf Weston
nallaNsl ssd lh' Metropolis tIuli Ha
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Savings Bank took place at San Fran
cisco on November ], the merged insti-
tuition assuming the name of the West
ern Metropolis National Bank.
A new divorce ruling has gone into
effect in the State of Washington and
will render divorces less easy to obtain.
Among other things, the revised ruling
provides that divorce cases shall be fled
at least thirty days before trial.
Illinois has joined the East in the
fight against the mosquito, and a cam
paign of education is being conducted
by Doctor Rorbes, State entomologist,
along the Illinois River, where the in
sect has been particularly obnoxious.
The cruiser Australia, which is now
being built at the expense of the Com
monwealth, will have a displacement
of $500 tons, or 80 tons more than
that of the cruiser of the interchangeable
type, which is now being completed in
England.
For many of the losses caused by the
great San Francisco fire the insurance
companies settled without compllsion,
Certain cases were taken to the fed
eral courts, however, and these have
just been decided in favor of the prop
crty owners.
For continued refusal to produce be
fore the New York federal grand jury
certain letters and the books of his
company, C. c, Wilson, president of the
United States Wireless Company, was
sent TO the Tombs on charge of con
tempt of court.
Mrs. c. w. White, armed with po-
tato masher, smashed most of the glass
front of saloon in Olympia, Washing
ton, before she was stopped by the
police. She asserted that her husband
and sons had been spending all their
earnings in drink.
With 600 residents of Nome and Sew
ard peninsula mingling with several
hundred from the sama section who
came olt by other steamers closing the
season in the north, Seattle Is today
more pleturcsquely Alaskan than in
several years
The rush 10 the Bullfnch goldhelds
is Increasing every day, according 90
reports from Melbourne, Thousands OF
hcres have been staked, and lease forms
are exhausted. There are no returns
outside Of the original block TO Justify
The speculative fever
Nlscennt Morley N ls said. hns ne.
signed the office OF secretary of state
ior India kiscouut Morley is iu no
.'N"uiyihnd year and 10 s known that
hr HH- iuf some iima desired to laeats
h'r pnst Ihe rarI of tfeWo Is mention.
90 af Uhcl} 10 succeed ylseouui Nor
lty
AfIT having been principal Tor
eleven years lu tho seattle seholls.
lInf George M peliuIt nfIguei fYe
irau ago aHi purchased forts sores
f rev lund In ihe lHFaird alsfrrt
n'af finHtW fol fia0l a ftW dsyf
sf1 ihe professor apId ralarF OF
lln
'd 'psnas'y 0nTw iiai ai faeoal
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sular reports is printed.
The heavy draft mules are exported
from Tientsin, ChefoO, and Tsingtau.
They weigh 500 to 1000 pounds and
cost 500 to 800 gold per head, delivered
at the port. The price varies with the
rate of exchange and the state of the
market
The most successful method to en-
ploy in securing shipment is to give
the order to local firm {preferably
Amercan) who is in close touch with
the Chinese, as the animals are usually
obtained far inland, sometimes requir-
ing several days cross-country travel.
In the provinces of ChihlI and Shan
tung there are three grades of mules
as classified for export. The first EN-
braces animals 1914 to IA hands high,
weighing about 500 pounds, 4 to years
old. These can be delivered free on
board at Chingwautao for $50 to $75
American gold; second grade, IL and
IL hands high, some 10 hands, about
700 pounds, same ages, $50 to $50;
third grade, smaller than above, about
$42. Chingwantao is better shipping
port than Tientsin, as steamers can
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Business and Finance
Friday, $10,267.625.
Saturday, Sl4,755.
n. r4a.1-

Friday, slO,267. 625.
Saturday, Sl4,755.
BY stocks:
Oahu Sugar Company, HOS shares al
$2s,679.50.
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar
Company, 500 shares at S17.sl5.
Eva Agricultural Company. 3OF
shares at 1884
Waialua Agricultural Company, SO
shares at $s1l0.
Hawaiian Electric Company, %
shares at $4250.
Pioneer Mill Company, 10 shares at
$ls45.
Honokaa Sugar Company, 1875 shares
at $l7O375.
olaa Sugar Company, loo shares at
$15S7.5O.
MeBryde Sugar Company, So shares
at s375.G25.
Hawaiian Pineapple Company, 10
shares at $312.5O.
Honolulu Brewing and Mailing Com.
pany, 81 shares at $70125.
Oahu and the other stocks ON the
same price levels were the favorites
during the week. The heaviest sales in
Oahu occurred on Wednesday when the
etoch was quoted steadily at "a in
comparatively small stocks and while
that appeared to indicate stronger
market, brokers observed weaknesses
in it even then.
Although other stocks were then sell.
ing at previous figures, the predictions
of weakness were realized several days
later when quotations fell slightly
on an unsteady market. Friday, Oahu
was selling at 265O and Waiaila had
dropped from l02 to 100 fat. McBryde
and other small stocks also knocked off
fractions.
Yesterday showed no Improvement,
small shares of Hawaiian
Commercial being sold at "a, quar-:
ter off. Sales yesterday were:
Ewa-30 "a $3.50; 100 0 $3.50.
Hawn. C. & $50 "a "a; 10 "a "a;
rs 90 "a; 80 a "a.
Hawn. Elec.-25 "a 10.
Bonds.
o. R. & L-$10OO "a 101.75.
Hilo 1901 6s-$50O a 1915; $500!
"a 100.