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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-03
sENATE READY no AeT.

WASHINGTON, Febsualy 49, The
San Praneisee exposition resolutions
p8psied hy me hgaso yesterday va ~
dag aenl ~ ~ Ffnaff q Hlll ~ iuken
40 - ihf 'ommlllel op lHaHainal ar
paaHeaf anA afiiae q isnsflsi fatpg
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-03
TAKEs uP AIs DUTIEs.

A new face appeared in the exeeu-
tive chambers yesterday at the Capt.
tol, when c. II. Medealf took his place
on the Governor staff as private sec
rotary. Mr.. Medealf was formerly with
II. Hackfeld & Co, and goes to his Off
eial position highly recommended. He
succeeds c. H. Mcbride, the position
having been vDeant from the time Me-
Bride left for the Coast, some time
ago, and did not return until he had
made up his mind to practise law.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-03
SUGAR IN HoNGKoNa.

Vice-Consul- General Stuart F. Fuller
writes as follows:-Sugar merchants of
Hongkong have every reason to con-
graduate themselves upon the operation
of the sugar market during 1909, says
the South China Morning Post. From
all sources the amount of raw sugar
imported is calculated, in round figures,
at well over 100000 piculs (picul
equals 1873 and one-third pounds) val
ued roughly at $25,O00,OOO. OF the
two great refineries in Hongkong,
Butterfeld and Swire's establishment
(Taikoo refinery, at Quarry Bay, has
been in full swing with. daily melts
averaging 300 long tons, while Jardine,
Matheson and Company's China Sugar
Refinery has been taxed to its utmost
of about $50 tons, and it is expected
that their supernumerary sugar house
at Bowrington, which has been closed
down for some three years, will soon
be in working order again, bringing the
output of refined sugar by this company
up to a possible 300 long tons. 1t is
worthy of note that before the passage
of the Payne bill Hongkong imported
about 100000 piculs of raw sugar an.
nually from the Philippine Islands but
no anxiety is felt in business circles
about the ability of the Dutch posses
sions to supply the deficiency. In a
review of the sugar market beet sugar
has no place, as the growers of this
product cannot compete with Far East
ern cane sugar, and the crops from Ger
many, Austria and Russia find more
or less lucrative market in Europe and
America
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-03
COMMUTES SENTENCE.

WASHINGTON, February l.-Prssi-
dent Taft today eOmmuted the sentence
Of Frederick e. worren, the socialist
editor, who WAS indicted by the federal
court Of Kansas Tor mailing an offer Of
reward for Ex-Governor Taylor Of Ken
lueky, 70 a ane Of 900, With no inn
prlsonmeni Warren had been sentenced
80 ial for pa wopihs BY Judge Pol
lnlh ln lnlY. lnn1
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.


Entered Of Record january 90. 1911.
Allen 4 Robinson, Ltd, to II A
Edwin Kaleiaka to Kika X Maxi. D
A Il Dondero ct al to New Makiki
tract ..,................ Plan
Entered Of Record January "a, 1911.
Joaquin Garcia and VT to Jose
sardinia .............-s.. ID
J Garcia and wi to jose sar.
dtnhn ..............-.... ID
Yee Sing Wal to Kaneohe Rice
Mill Co, Ltd ........... M
Jose NJ Quintal by TT to Jose NJ
Quintal ......s.. ............. y
Maria J Ferreira to Francisco
Volpe ...........,.. u
Walter II Bradley and VT to NJ g
bindo .................. u
II G Lindo and VT to Bishop Trust
Co, Ltd ................... M
Sophie X Walker and hsb to Ar
thur Reynolds .......s......... u
Arthur Reynolds and VT to H Wa
terhouse Trust Co, Ltd, Tr... nj
Bishop & Co to Edah r Wither-
spoon ............... Rel
Western & Hawn Invsmt Co, Ltd,
to Alfred L Castle .,..........P A
George Kaleohana and VT ct al to
j A Mcguire. .............. NJ
John Walker and VT to Nora M
Davis .................. D
Nora M Davis and hsb to H Wa
terhouse Tr Co, Ltd, Tr,..... N
Kalaauhina (w) to S Akana. N
H Waterhouse Tr Co, Ltd, Tr, to
John Walker ......,.......... Re
Z ~ - a
COON ,.....'...-..'.. .,;'':'
] Alfred Magoon to TT of John b :.
Blaisdell ct al ACKNOWLEDGEMENT N
Jose NJ Quintal and VT to Rosa A :
WoodfOrd ............ ......''' L
Entered of Record January %, 1911
Theo II Davies & Co Ltd to Louisa
X McDougall. $500. 1
If A schasfer to Charles Will
+ A schaefer to Charles Will
Geraldo B Ferreira to Charles Will
Anna ] de Mello ad hsb to c c
! Kennedy, TT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n
Maria Vieira to Y E Colville. -. I
Edwin o Hall and VT to John Hall
John Hall and VT to Edwin o Hall n
Edah r Witherspoon and hsb to Trs
of Est of @ Allen. y
r M Overend and VT to w G Scott /
Trent Trust Co Ltd, Tr, to Carrie
Claypool. -. =. l
! Entered of Record January 80, 1911
/ NJ A Tavares to A r Tavares. Re
Est of James Alana, by Admrx, to
Moses Naaieono. ............... he
Mrs Antoine Tavares to Mary Fer
nandeZ. 49,. -. -. -.
Manoel Rodrigues and VT to Jose
NJ Pires. ........... ,.......-.., J
Luis F Teixeira and VT to Manoel
S Medeiros. .............,.
Rose f Maui and hsb to 7 ApoTiilii
Mileka Makekau and hsb to s Ahu
Trent Trust Co Ltl to R NJ Over
George R Kahamalani to R A Lucas ]
Cordelia C Allen ct al to Peter High
Trent Trust Co Ltd, Tr, to Kaimuki
Land Co Ltd. ............-...
Hookaa (w) to Libbie All Yet.
Elsie M Wundenberg, by Atty, to
i Fanny Strauch. ............,... Re
Edw H F Wolter, TT, to Lonoho-
nuakini and hsb. ............ Re
Samuel X oneha, Tr, to Hirozuchi
Nakata. 80. -.
G L Samson and VT to A E Ar
George sS' 7 Plummer and WI to Mu-
tual Bldg and Loan Socy of II
Ltd. $50. -. -. -. -. ...... \
W Mcoandless to A H Dondero
ct al. ................. Par re
A H Dondero ct al to Y Yosohi-
Virginia Comes to william VOTERS
Theresa NJ Louisson, by Atty, to II
John Mana and VT to Austin Whit
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-03
FAMoua nQnnYNnERH

chanbcflsin's Cough Remedy les
lseome famnns f0l N CUES N coughs.
aolas, troup and inAscnaa. 'ffy n ahea
Is naoi Il saptaInn ~ haTmlul aih
.lanee ena slse}l eilss pIanpl t.llsi
3 fo Lia4 Aesail ~ EsH6N
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-03
DEATH
ROLL is GROWING

MANILA. January 3i.-oyeTwhelmed
Ia the Hood Of lava, o. killed under
falling houses four handFed people
have persisted 10 tho eruptlon % Mount
Taai, and she nnmber grove hourly,
Fige hundred and thifiyWFen distinct
shocks haYe been recorded
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-03
HAWAIIAN EXCHANGE.

The Hawaiian Stock and Bond Elk
change, which meets daily in the Office
of the Island Investment Company,
Stangewald building, was fairly active
during the week. 1t has almost COM
pleted arrangements for making a daily
market report of transactions. Yester-
day the following stocks were reported
traded in:
Oahu sug. Co., so at 2O.25.
Pahang Rubber, odd lots, at 21.5O.
Haw. Pine. Products Co., 10 at 10.
Haw. Pine Co., 10 at SO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-02-03


i Nakanealoha Mana and heb 20
Naunakapu whiting ct ala ID
Austin Whiting ct Al to Mrs l.
Nakanoaloha Mann. ID
Mrs A Cummina to Won Hamm.
Young 20 LTD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. q NJ
Entered Of Record January 81. 1911.
J Alfred Magoon to Mary Puiaa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Par Rel
Mary Pulaa and hsb to Emmeline
NJ Magoon ................. D
A s Humphreys to Lyle A Dickey d
Lyle A Dickey to Marie X Hum.
E w Kuahqwa to Mrs Kuhi Palau. d
Isabella NJ Keanu and hsb to Will,
liam C Achi, Jr...............D
Est Of B P Bishop by Trs to Annie
II X Parker .............. d
Hans NJ Gittel and VT to David
kahanu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ID
David Kahanu, Jr, and VT to Hans
M Gittel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID
X n K1na and VT to John Keia-
ula. -................. Rev P A
X N Kuna and VT to William Henry D
Elsa Almy to 1 L Clark .......BS
James Baker to Won Hamm- Young
Co, Ltd .................A Add Chge
First Sank OF Hllo, Ltd, TO Emile
Very Observation-Disclosures Rel
Carl H Nieper and VT to Mutt Bldg
& Loan Soey of Haw, Ltd. ..... M
Charles Pooloa and VT to Alfred
Magoon, TT. ............ d
Entered Of Record February 1, 1911.
Erling Z Nahum to Manuel Costa L
Iokewe Kaluna and VT to Mrs
Keoho.. -. 80. -. -. -. -. d
Honolulu Plantn Co to Lily Crabbe
and hsb. Rel
Elizabeth K Fairehild, by Atty, to
Maria X King. .....,.......... Rel
Geo H Fairehild, by Atty, to Maria
K King. ....,....,.. Rel
Maria K King and hsb to George
H Fairchild NJ
H Schnack and VT to o J Shaw D
Trent Trust Co Ltd to N B Young. A M
William Kapahi and VT to J Ma
keleawe (k). ...........-...... D
M Josephie Brewer to Peter M
Lucas. -. -. -. ....,. -. Rel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01
REPRODUCTIONS
ON c. & 0. SYSTEM
Presidents Travelling Secretary
Goes West TO Learn Opcr-
ating End.

& J. u. Cary. general Superintendent
9oi the West Virginia general divisiol,
8chesapeakc ana olio l;dilway. whose
%appcintment IL that position has al
srcadr been announced in The Times
aDispatch. gave gu, ycsterdu$' tho fol-
slowing list OF promotions on his divi-
asion
1 H. II Morris surcrlntendcnt lluni-
ington bivisipn. Vice G. i. Snow. re-
signed. t. engage III other business
J. l., Harris, superintendent Hinton
Division. vice J Il CARY promoted
W. 4. Turner assistant 10 the Su.
porntendent Huntington Division
= l., Book, trainmastcr ilanawha
coal district, vice, ii. II. Norris prp-
noted.
+. Il,,,ncih trainnas,er. Russell,
Terminal.
r. *. Mchcrn, assistant train
master Cabin Creek Branoi
Mr Turner. who has bccn appointed
assistant 70 Superintendent, Morris. OF
the Huntington Division. has boon viii,
/ the Chesapeake ana Ohio for tile past
'cicvcn ycars. lleiu. for The past three
years travelling secretary to President
George W. stevens. w. G! Williams.
stcnoGrnplcr ANA clerk to Meade T.
Spicer, assistant secretary Of tho com
pauy, in charge OF the presidents Of
fee, succeeds MI. Turner as President
Stevcn*'a travelling secretary, While Il.
y Ba,kins who Has boon IN tl,c gen
crnl managers oGicc. sDccccds MIR
Wiliiau's MI Of these appointment;
arc effective To- day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01
WORKING TO GET
BETTER RESULTS
Engineer Traford Testing New
Burners to Improve Broad
Street Lights.

Consulting Engineer Il. W. Tramord
began series of experiments on Broad
street last night with Wow of in
creasins the candle power Of the orna-
mental lights. y different typo oc
burner was tested and some of tho
lights were turned up Instead OF down,
to note the effect. Tho experiments
have not vet been completed.
rh illumination OF the south side az
Broad Street is much Handicapped by.
the unstghtly line Of poles and wires
Of the Western Union Telegraph Conf
litigation on the part OF tho city hav-s
ing so far failed to secure their re-.
movol, although in what Is known. an
the ''undcrground" district. sign posts.
on tile curb line. dead lamp posts. and
other distractions also serve TO blanket
the lights TO an Objectionable extent
The accident at tho municipal cleo
trio plant reported to the Council Com
mittcc on Electricity few nights ago.
as costing $500. through n defect in
ono of the turbine wheels, also cost a
broken head though the matter waa
not SO reported at the time. First En-,
ginccr William Chappcl was seriously
injured in the accident. but stuck
Samely to MS post, and has not missed
Il day from work, although his head
has been we'll bandagcd as IL result of
n lick from dying piece of niachincrI.
The committee held back $500 from tito
final payment to tho S. Morgan Smith
Company to cover cost OF repairs TO
the turbine wheel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01
GOT WIFE ANDSON.
But FATHER FLED
Charlie Whites Cocaine Place
Raided and Five Packages
Conliscatcd.

By noting the number on So bill
instead OF marking tho money, accord
ing 10 the old custom, Police Sergeant
Himinci, along with Policemen Cierring
ana Palmer, last night raidcd the
house OF Charlie WhRc. l3I North
ScNcntccnth street. ana arrested Chas
Whiie. ~. and his mother, who. as
matter OF convenience. often goes
hy the name of Carrie Jackson. They
were charged with selling cocaine and
locked mp because there WAS no one to
White the elder whom the police
cal the cocaine king, got away.
h2rhe White, according To the DO
lice, has been plying his trade Cor :,
number Of years. and has been arrested
many times. but being very smart he
las not Vet been convicted Gcrrinc-
nid i,aimer found out = day or two ago
mat lie wns doing business again.
rhrrw Drug IN Fire.
Last night, after taking the number
pi "a - bill and marking bO-ccnt
ring ana Palmer were stationed in the
back yard. and III the tpropcr time.
broke IN the back door and rushed up-
stairs ~
There were several people in mo
mouse NJ the tlmc, ana as they broke
~ Tie main room the boy WAS seen to
throw something in the fire, ticrrinS
niadc a dive FOR il. While Palmer hrl,i
The woman ana her son. lie recovered
several packages OF cocaine before tho
names could Ect to them.
.Nll ct lnc unrest WAS male IL was
FOUND that Charlie White was on tho
outside ana gave the signal lust as lilo
officers broke in the door, but he was
TOO late 10 save any ono eSccpt linn
self second after he gave the
warming rap he WAS on his way To :, safe
hldinS place. and at about the same
uhc ms wife and son were in the
nands OF the policemen. Carrie had the
y hill and the boy had the markod
2o-cont niece. Five packages of the
nruE were talSon from tie house.
D"dgcd Marked Money.
Recently in cases or This kind thc
police have found that their spoilers
returned without bcin. able to make
ihc purchases that might lead to an
rests. aud they discovered anal thc
Hc',lcrS had become experts In detect :
inE marked money. Last night. Tor tho
tilat time, tho now plan was tried and
II worked well. Whites wife was sur
prisro wien She heard how the trick
ilHd been turned. She said that sh,.
mad cNamincd tile money ana knew.
nat II was not marked. Tie boy cyi-
dontiS Was not 50 well vcrscd as shc.
SO lie tnok III tic marked halt-dollar.
charlie White himself was seen n
short while before Tho raid but III
some occult method better known 10
nlniSflf got away Just In the nick Of
lmc. as he has ALWAYS done before.
f'Non II he is arrested later There i;
n" evidence against him cXccpt that
TIE business WAS being carried OF, IN
MS house. lie probably will say thnt
Nc knows nothing about Il. as lie has
done iuanN times when arraIaflcl II,
TIC Police Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01
THE FIRING LINE.

In spiio Q. tho fact ,ba, tho dra,.s,,.od
nSrhloh 81 liobcT: w Chambcrs's vcr,. 49,, 49,,
a. '.nNct' Tho F!rins i.Ine.'' follows Xxx 20
.,"cF We sio:y than Is usuni II, hnt
p,'s, ~ Is hardly likely that The i,i,y Iii
hon, "n!lhlhS ike tile popularity That tha
There arc three acts and q proln.nc y,h
~ .is rial dramaiic strength, in anv
w VIC situations developed la tho nrtin,
~ tHr piece. notwithstanding tho ,o,,s,a,,,
coinmnninS or Louis MaIcouri win NE ~ :,
10 thef. And. by the way IN ilin nIt,v 49,
thathcicr Is shhordInntcd to ,hat az MAJ
.pnr'' Sh':iH Carrot Iismil. por;Iaw VIZ.
3,nla snydam and Constance pailiso-. vim
~. .hlu Mrs '.nrdross, MI appear hut Mai
'G ,ii - inc leading mart.
i".flnN ny" play was TO some extent dis
nLc or TWO exceptions. less than poor An !
Wy production "f cheap character ,Jto-
icthft. Tho scenery was fIupsv ,ud IL,
'ohipa"F' Tor Inc most mart. failed To o,u.
NcN TUG idea Of y wealthy and cxrocdfnr.fv
snlhtt set For Instance. tho man who MAY
eh Por'law very rich. very stout bachelor
with - hiE placc M IN the .\dirondacts
turned out IN riding things with his ruttecs
upside dawn. '"''
Frank Patton. ono Of tic former ,;ifon
PAYERS got a warm hand on his cntrat,cc
ana apparently, pleased the audience a
Malc"urt while Edith Shame was a whales
some. alhps, boyish Shicla. Iicr worl; a,
times Was more Than satisfactnrv AMI III
WAYS she was attractive William rrEcu
turlcsuuch the rolc ot portlaIy. hut hc won
= number "f laughs from Tho house 4
C!c.ncy Matthew'S was fair in the very small
part OF llamil.
There were others in The company.
w. ~. O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01
IMP ORTS INCREASE
EIGHTY PER CENT.
Collections at Custom House
Show Big Gain Over Previous
Year.

Much surprise has been caused BY
thc large increase of collections at the
United states Customs House hero dur
ing the past scar. Figures given out
ycstcrday by Collector Is. u. Arnold in :
dicatc that there has boon IN so per
cent. growth during tho twelve months
ending with The close OF business yes
tcrday Total receipts for tile year
were s9c7.lse. which is a record
breaker. for ii IS said that they are tic
LARGEST collections in tho history OF
the port
rhix expansion is due to local firms
importing direct, instcad Of buying;
through New York. Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and Baltimore houses.
Idchmond's imports consist mainly of
hurlaps linens, china ANA glassware,
toys. seeds, wines and liquors olive
ona. cheese. machinery and paper.
The number of entries tiis Year has
been far greater than before.
october was tic banner month, when
more than S3G.poO was taken in at tho
office of Collector Arnold. although ~.
cembcr was close second, win $35,-
a5oiS
Local export business during 1910
was small. most Of this work being
handled through the cus toms houses
OF Norfolk and Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01
NEW JUSTICES TAKE OATH,
ncIntiycS Witness Interesting Ccre-
iu0ny in GnldSboro.
SnociAi ID mo WINES DispatCMl

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,I j.
Cioldsboro: NC, December nl-fri
the Offices of W. +. Dcrtch, linithls city.
this morning at 1880 o'clock, Hon.
William II, Allen. Us Justice Of tho SI-
prcmo Court OF North Carolina. and
Hon Frank A. Daniels. as Judge of tho
superior Court. took ;heir respective
oaths Of Office before Hon. oliver IL
Allen. superior Court Judge and BROTH
en- OF Justice Alien.
Tic occasion brought together quita
q large circle OF INC relatives ana iln-
mediate friends Of these two distin-
Guishcd AMI popular follow -citizenS.
and il marked likewise u distinctive
incident in the history OF this city. for
never before has /, had such /. core
mouN
Among those who witnessed the adj
ministcring of the official uatls wern
the venerable mother and two brothers
Of Nh Daniels, besides his own two
sons and daughter. his father in Law,
H. Il. BORDEN. and other near relatives.
and tile Wife. sister and ciiildrcn nt
Justice .Nlicn and other relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01
BANK CLEARINGS
SHOW HEAVY GAIN
notwithstanding Consultations
Total for 1910 Shows Increase
of $I3,587,75o.

Bank cicarings OF Richmond for tho
year 1910. as announced by Sccrctorv
d W. Sinion. Of tho Clearing House
Association, at tho close of business
yesterday. reached grand total of
sar' l,Si3, rs compared with clear
ings I'm the year 1909 of s36I,.07,1l7 n
net gain OF s13,5S7.756.
by the consolidation OF the National
State Bank with the City Bank OF
Richmond. and OF the National Bank
OF Virginia with the Bank OF Rich :
mond. both Of which took place Jnly l..
the cicarings for Richmond banks were
reduced about S10.0o0,000 for the second
half of the year. Mr.. Sinton explains
that by the reduction In the number OF
banks which arc members OF the clear
Ing house, tho volume OF checks
swappod is CORRESPONDENCE reduced
notwithstanding this reduction during
the second half or the year tho banks
OF Richmond show most healthy In
crease In tho total volume OF clcarlngs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01
BIG LOCOMOTIVE
TURNSCLEAR OVER
Engineer Nice Badly Hart by
Queer accident in Southern
Railway Yards.
CAUSED BY WOOD IN GROOVE
Wcdecd in 50 Deeply That
Wl,ccls Were Thrown Sud-
denly From Track.

Striking stick Of cordwood dropped
on the track Southern Railway engine
~" 1921 WAS dcrailcd In tho Yards hero
Yesterday afternoon and Engineer j.
-. flcc. lirtN-two years OF age. livini;
az 'lr East Leigh street. was severely.
unouSh not daiISerously. scaldcd about
ne hands. back and legs and cut on
his nose. lis frcmun. W II Jackson,
coiorcd' escaped without injury. 10th
'nfh jumped after the steam had been
smut of and the mir brakes applicd.
ihc engine. after running on the Iz,v-
ing ana the cindcrs OF the yard. Turned
completely around ana rolled over. az
l',o'' CIe"r'ng the track. y loaded box
rar on track nearby. was thrown
rom It's trucks and turned upside
hown Mr.. Rice was taken 10 his homo
IN the ambulance. in charge OF Dr
iIarshbargcr.
Wood Wcdsed in Groove.
nc engine, piiinS strin; OF freight
SaTs' was crossing Four,ccuth street.
~" struck the wood Just cast of the
street car track. Al ,lis uoin, tho
,rhck is flush With the pavement. ana
INC wood. on tho outer edge Of ,in
cure was wchscd firmly IN tic groove
- seemed 1" lac piece Of Did Vol
seasoned bridge timber which dil not
S'na nndc' the weight OF tho engine.
~" front trucks left the track. and
". -" loIIbNcd, hut ucSpitp flc
'acs mat tho throttle was SLUT Jo,yr
anu the brakes applied the engine
ciclted the street. running on the rave
nsAt' ara ran at least $50 fcct in,o no
;arlS' piowinS into tho cindcrs hcforc
hnaiiy turned over Then n nIp,os,
'urhcH turtle. rs it lies now. tho n,Io,
poihis ir the opposite direction ana n
sue ny SIDE with tho rear of the ,cndcr.
~, me coupling having been broken
ihere was but little da,na.c ,o IN.
trae X and mono of tho ears hobinJ
WAS dcrailed tortunatcly. the nrc,.
tent TOOK place some distance IRON
'Hc MAN line. so there will be no lola,
81 regular trains in either direction
Fireman Not Coming Back.
Engineer Rice was sufr,rj,,,. -,
'nueh and too much shaken tip 10 ,,,.I,s
my statement. but Jackson ilc No.
man. as nc calmly tinkcrcd aroinl III,
x talked about hts narrow csranc
us IS de third time" lie said 81 no.,
mixed w in dis kind of thing on 81,
Yard aiIl faint never 'inountnd -,
TOW OF pins. Dis skccrcd me mos !,
oca'h' but ain't hurt me none, ~,
T"iNe home now, and don; KIM,
az ever viii come back
ASKED how the thing harnnnod j.,
sdId he did not know: that mo c,,,,i,,
~, on INC rails. ana as soon MS nos.
s,pic ne aud MIR. Rice .scra,nbIad i,,.
~ pest Way they could.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-01
RUSH MEET things
AFTER HOLIDAYS
Council, Joint Session and Sew
cral Committees on Tues
day Night,

With the end OF the holidays. there
VIII bc a rush OF municipal meet :
ings this week. and many matters that
have been passed over or allowed TO
lag for the past ten days will be talk on
up and settled. Interest centres around
the regular January meeting or the
Common Council which will be held
Tuesday night al o'clock, to -morrow
being u legal holiday. The Council
meeting will BE preceded at 7:2o o'clock
by Il Joint session called to elect 4
Police Commissioners from Lee Ward
and two school trustees from tho Third
District
The Committee on street Cleaning
has also been called To meet Tues
dag night at 100 o'clock TO take up
connection with purchase of mules foT
the street Cleaning Department and
the Committee on Light Is called for
s o'clock Tuesday night
ON Wednesday night tho Committees
on Cemeteries and Improvement Of tho
James River will meet at o'clock
Thursday night The Committees on
Grounds and buildings and OF Streets
will be held at S o'clock.
II Is expected mat II meeting OIL
the Lynch Investigating Committee
Will he called during the Week to fur-
thcr formulate its report on proposed
changes in the City Engineers office
and Chairman Nonderlehr Will call
shortly tile subcommittee from the
Committee on Ordinances. Charter and
Reform appointed to investigate the
fees and duties Of the Offices OF City
Collector and Commissioner OF tho
Revenue. with n view OF lessoninG the
cost, IL possible, OF conducting those
onices.