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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-02-28
Entered Apprentice
Degree Work Tonight

The enterer apprentice degree will be
conferred this evening by Takoma
Lodge, No. %, at Takoma Park, D. C.
Following the degree work Past Master
William ]. Naylor, chairman of the
grand lodge committee on work and
lectures, will deliver an address. His
subject will be THE Right of Vista
ton and the Proper Manner Of Conduct
Ing the Examination of a Visitor" A
cordial invitation to be present Is ex-
tended to members of the fraternity
generally.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-02-28
Court Pays Its Tribute
To Noel w. Barksdale

Regret is expressed in the District
Supreme Court at the death of Noel w.
Barksdale, prominent attorney and
member Of the District Bar Association.
AS a tribute to his memory the justices
Of the court ordered an adjournment
Monday afternoon, upon the motion OF
President Alexander Bell of the District
Bar Association and other attorneys.
In ord nring the adjournment the JUS
tices expressed their appreciation of the
ability and sterling character of Attor-
new Barksdale, evinced in many years
practice before the District courts.
For Finest Carriages at Reasonable
rates phone Downey's Stables, 1920 L st.
-Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-02-28
Advises Promotion of
Seven Police PriVateS

Major Sylvester, Superintendent OF
Police, today recommends to the Com
nlssioners that II. H. Groves, L. d.
Mahon, Leo Murray. A. l. Gibbons, and
r. W. Thompson, privates of class l of
the Metropolitan Police Department. be
promoted to privates of class ,. Recon-
mendation is made also that S. J. Marks
and o. G. Ogles privates or class ,, be
promoted ito privateS of class 3.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-02-28

Trial Size for 2oc. postpaid. large size
(eight times as much). 6oc. II your druggist
don't sell It, send direct TO Send the
yt.Jw wrapper from two bottles purchased
from n druggist and we will give you a full
18th and Olive St. st. Louis. No. Sold by
PEOPLES Pharmacy. 7th & Mass. ave N W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-02-28
Delegates In Washington
For Neighbors' Meeting

Delegates are arriving to attend the
State convention Of the Royal Neigh
bors Of America, which opens tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. 1t will be
held in the hall at Third and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-02-28
GRAY HAIR REST0RED

"alnuttA Hair Stain
Restores Gray. Streaked or
Bleached Hair or Moustachs
InstAntaneously. Gives any
shade from Light Brown to
Black. Does not wash or
rub of. Contains no pol
sons and IL not sticky nov
greasy. Sold by all drug
RistS. or We will send van
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
WILL
APPLY AGAIN
Wins His Case on Appeal in
Supreme Court.

A
Following the decision of the
supreme court setting aside the re-
vocation of the hotel license of
Joseph AlIgair, of ~SayreviIle, Mr..
Allgair announced today that he
win make application for a hotel
license for his place in Sayreviile be-
fore Judge Peter It. DAILY, probably
next week.
Under Former Judge Lyons deci-
sion Allgair was barred from max
ing an application for q license for
one ear from the time of the revo-
cation, which was last February.
Mr.. Lyons decision followed activ-
ity of the New Jersey Law & Order
League and the Women's Christian,
Temperance Union, led by DR.. Hahn.
The movement in ~Sayreville against
Allgair and other liquor dealers was
started by the w. @. T. t., which
had been ~bequeathed a fund for the
purpose. The charge against ALI
gair was that he had sold to minors.
The hearing against Allgair proceed
ed against the will of his counsel
and both himself and counsel with
drew from court. At the close of
the hearing Judge Lyon ordered the
license revoked. This matter was
carried to the supreme court and
Allgair has won, but al his license
would have expired through time
limit, he viii have to apply for a
new license.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
NEW TOWER COMPLETED
IN HlGHTSTOWN CHURCH

A new tower on the Baptist
church ediiee of IIightstown is
about completed and plans r un-
derway for placing a clock and the
old bell In position. The original
tower was struck by lightning and
destroyed by fire about a year ago.
1t raj 1913 feet high. The new one
is 135 feet high and is considered
to be one of the finest pieces of ar
Iehitectural work designed by an ar
chitect in this state. 1t is of Colon
ial style and much resembles that
on independence hall in Philadel-
phia. j. N. Pierson & Son, of this
city, were the architects, and An
drew Girvan, OF Metuehens is the
general contractor.
The bell which hung in the old
tower weighs 5000 pounds. 1t was
cracked by the fire which destroyed
the tower. AS a result 1t was recast
by the makers at West Troy, N. Y.
The original inscription on the
bell was: Presented to the Bap-
list Church of Hightstown. N. j., by
Thomas Hunt, Brookville, N. Y,
1866. Rev. Enoch Nj. arker, pas
tor" To this has been added: DE
stroyed by fire, June IL. 1911. Re-
cast July, 1911. Rev. O. P. caches.
I'D. d., pastor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
WILL REGULATE
AMUSEMENT
Woodbridge viii Have New
Ordinance introduced.

Ar ordinance to regulate prodnc-
Etion of amusements and posting
OF bills and signs and for the equip
|ment of FIRE escapes on amusement
places in Woodbridge will most like
|ly be taken up for it's first reading
at a special meeting OF the Wood
bridge Township Committee sclled-
uled for tonight. Township Attor-
ney J. II. Thayer Martin has prepar-
ed an ordinance which 1t is expected
will answer the purpose. 1t is the
intention of the committee to pass
such an ordinance in order that the
production of moving picture shows
and other theatrical attractions
may be regulated and controlled;
that bill posting may be regulated
so that obscene pictures are not put
up on boards and that b~illpastine
privileges are not in other ways
abused; and that adequate fire es
capes will be erected on buildings
used for large a~ssemblages.
The last named provision viii
lproyide for the construction of AIDE
quate fire escapes at Masonic hall il
Woodbridge township, where NOV
ing picture shows are often exhib
tied. 1t is intended that the ordi
nance to regulate all kinds of theat
rical enterprises that exhibit II
Woodbridge township, transfer
and otherwise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
READY FOR TOUR OF EAST.

Entsrtainrsenss Planned For Execu,
tivss Headed BY idaho's Ex-Governor.
St Paul, Mum, Nov. 23.-Carrying
ZEN executives of western states, head
ed bv ex-governor Brady of Idaho, the
governors special train that is to make
The "trip from the Twin Cities to New
York and back will leave here Nov. 81.
All along the route plans for dinners,
conventions and other events have
been changed to make the dates coin
eide with the visit Of the governors.
When the special reaches New York.
Dec II. they win be invited to partici-
pate In eleven mass meetings arranged
by the eleven branches Of the Young
MEMS Christian association, be escort
I'd to Columbia university, be guests OF
the Merchants association at a lunch
con and at a dinner in the Union
League club.
Washington viii have the rivers and
hnrbors convention on at that time,
md President Taft has invited the
governors to visit the White House.
where entertainment will be provided
The governors who will make the
tourney are A. O. Eberhart OF Mime
sota. John Burke Of North Dakota, r
i. Wesley of South Dakota, e. L. Morris
OF Montana. III. Shaffroth of Colorado.
u M. Carey OF Wyoming. Oswald West
or Oregon, D. w. Hawsey of Idaho, M.
10. Hay of Washington. and Hiram
Johnson Of California.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
PROGRAM AT PRDCTOR'S
FOR BALANCE or WEEK

The program at Proctor,s4theater
commencing Thursday, November
23, for the balance of the week,
contains a medley of everything
that pleases, singing, dancing, com
edy, music and novelties.
Heading the bill is Robert CUM
mings Il Company in a one act
comedy playlet entitled 1.-THE Baron
and the Baker" The success that
this little sketch has met with will
doubtless be repeated here. MFR.
Cummings has an excellent sup
porting him.
James Brockman, known as the
| American Cheyalier, will entertain
with songs and witty sayings and
will be one of the hits of the bill.
The Three M~asqueria Sisters have
a very clever act in which are in
troduced some of the latest songs
graceful dancing, and instrumental
music, a combination that would bt
hard to beat.
The Three Juggling Burkes have
a novelty act that is entirely diff
ferent from any others. Their ap
~paratus and costumes are said to b.
very beautiful.
81 Stebbins, 1.-THE County Gawk,'
who must be seen to be appreciated
will close the bill which for excel
lence would be hard to equal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
SOME ACTION
is EXPECTED
New W Matter Before
Report Council Tonight.
special 10 the EVENING NEWS.

Spscf0f TO the aHRS-
Keyport, Nov. 23-Engfneer Clyde
Potts, who has charge of the sewer
system now being installed through
out the borough, is expected to be
at the borough council meeting in
the town hall tonight. A resolution
was passed at the last session OF the
council asking the engineer to be
present and explain just what man
ner of cellar drainage he would adj
wise that would conform to the re-
quirement OF the local and state
board OF health regulations.
The sewer committee, consisting
ut members of the council, also the
advisory sewer committee, composed
of business men of the town, have
been asked to be present and go
deeply into this matter OF cellar
drainage that some definite under
standing can be reached and a rec
concentration made to the council on
this matter that they may pass an
ordinance regulating the same. This
subject has been the topic Of discus
sion for some timeH and no doubt a
large assemblage Of citizens VIII
meet with the engineer and the conf
mittees tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
AUTO TRUCK HITS
TREE AT MATAWAN

Matawan, Nov. 22:-On Its way
from New York to Wickatunk one oil
Robert Golfers auto trucks ran into
a tree in front of the Episcopal
church at Matawan at 1880 p. NJ.
The a contained six persons and
was going at a moderate rate of
speed. The accident was caused by
q blowout in one of the front tires,
causing the a to suddenly change
Its course n run across the side
walk and up on the church lawn.
The occupants were severely
shaken up, but all escaped injury ex-
eept n chauffeur, who had three
teeth broken.
The radiator was smashed and n
front lamp was damaged. 1t Is said
the stearing gear was not working
right when IL left New York. other
Wise it would not have become un-
manageable when the blowout oe-
cured In about half an hour a
team arrived and towed the disabled
trnek to Boise's garage near Mata-
wan station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
kEYP0RT

Mrs. S. ID. Roberts and Miss Adj
Garfield, of Church street, wer,
guests of friends in Perth Anabo,
yesterday
ihe Ladies Euchre Club was en-,
tertained at the home of Mrs. 10.
seph Maurer last Tuesday night
Tie hostess, Mrs. Maurer. won the
prize. Mrs. William Eehert O this
second prize
Councilman and Mrs. George G.
smith spent yesterday in New York
w. b.. Cherry Is in New York
on business today.
Mrs. Frank A. Smith, of Allan.
tic street, is the guest Of her broth.
er, =. Tiiton, in Jersey City.
Miss Emma Miller returned yes.
terday to her home after SPENDING
several days with friends in New
York.
Miss Annie l.. TiIton was a New
York visitor yesterday.
Mrs. W. G Smith and Mrs Ste.
phen Wallace were the guests 81
Mr.. and Mrs. y. d. Smith at thai,
home4in New York yesterday.
Mrs. George Post was a New YorH
visitor Wednesday,.
Mrs Cornelius HTfston AND
daughter Emily and o William
were In New York yesterday.
Fred Bronkhurst. OF New York
was in town yesterday.
Miss Carrie Barton, OF MAR
street, WAS a New York visitor yes
terday.
Miss Belle Bedle was in Ierse1
City visiting friends yesterday.
The surf theatre was crowded t,
the doors Tuesday night at botl
shows with people anxious to Sc
the pictures of the recent world Sc
ries of baseball games.
Word was received from J. Har
Old Hendrickson and Henry Hop
kins. who are sight seeing in Wash
i1ngton that they are having an ex
cellent time. These young men es
pect to call on 'fBillie'' Bungert a
Annapolis IN Friday of this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
.YUAn'S LIFE
IS IN DANGER
Forethought of Chinese Pre-
mier Saved Him.

Picking, Nov. 23-Yuan Shih Kai's
provisions for his WI protection were
justified Monday. when, according to
reports, his assassination was attempt
ed. Details of the affair cannot be OBJ
tanned.
There are a number of indications of
Yuan's dictatorial power and alternate
r~eiterations of the republican deter
animation not to accept his m~onarchieai
policy. An instance of the former Ia
given in an ediet dispensing with the
premier's customary daily audience
with the throne and empowering him
to make decisions without reference to
the regent except when he judges this
to be necessary. This further side
tracks the throne and has caused much
comment.
The effect of Yuan's imperious stand
is watched with much anxiety. There
Is no indication that the provinces are
weakening in their stand toward re.
~publicanfsm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
TOWNSHIP AUTHORITIES
ARE NOT


Woodbridge. Nov. 23:-Police
authorities of this place have wash
ed their hands OF the Constable
Lewis case, according to a statement
made by the recorder this morning.
Lewis 1t is claimed. administered q
beating to Frank Lanowski, Of Perth
Amboy, Tuesday afternoon. presum-
ably without eause. The constable
eonhseatea the rig from which Ii.
noWskI vas selling his wares and
took 1t TO this place aud turned Il
over to Justice Dunn. II is said TO
In q livery stable aMaasing d
ezai1uank
Tue township authorities elaInl
ssis& Lewis eyNxnpea Nils aufaorIEg
VI bA IA a3iqMssa 90 arrest aa3haa anas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
MATAWAN

| za c.barnb ~ ryaynoYf waa a
1;ss4a- w-radras5av
49, srs,lsa~a aand,rtad Nor srs,
- slasssat tfe EniseonaI Parish
$3.50 ssnnaay af-fernnon
ysris,,an, porgan snent "Wednesday
- n1aaHIrn
So aa~ u,ha ;s MASKING his
- vi +bsa ,uiDtor 9nant
nnotua ~ = = - Dhis -narant
a.aa
= 81 49, Andarsur uba raa;5as
Ta1sss,-as s+-aat had an nneration
IN WyeAong sslese' aaanopsa LOST
.he ,an : nerfar~n
n,sla. rs "a atna1,ahm
ca py Dr. ~ Ashn., otho,
aae wen ssasuu ~ 1870
tsan ias oee1 hiah ~,
true past LOT TUG SanI 49, nay 49,
intend 70 pray on -
a seoIln aoef - oell
the ~ sns pos a ~ ror
Inc af~estueiiee VI .aaiss ~. ~
huae HAS peeh naueh lnphoeS ~
the removal . Ne Aelaee ai,u an
manson is now pelhg painted coio
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
Coughing AZ Z

Means loss OF sleep, which Is hard
on everyone. Mrs. A.. PeIzer, % w.
jefferson ST., Omaha. Nebr.s says:
II can recommend Foieyss Honey and
Tar Compound as a surs cure Tor
coughs and colds. 1t cured my daugh-
tea OF d bad cold and my neighbor,
MRS. Benson cured her whole family
with FoIey's Honey and Tar Com-
pound. Everyone in our nefghb0n-
hood speaks usost highly OF IT, Fer
aryness and tickling IN The throat,
hoarsenesa, and al coughs and colds.
take Foles'a Honey aAd Ear Coma
neund. Keep alwaxa Ia kha house.
GantaAas No apiakas. TAe Hezlu5na
III d xeEE1# packas KefQsa sub
skz&NEeNs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
SAYS JOHN D. TRIMMED HIM
Merritt Describes How He Leat Sfo.-
100000 In Four Months.

Merritt Describes How He Lost Sf0,-
100000 In Four Months.
Washington, Nov. 23.-The STANLEY
committee hopes that John ID. Rookie
Teller will accept q cordial invitation
to appear before it and tell how he ac-
quired the Mesaba range ore properties
In Minnesota, which be later turned
v to the steel corporation. II he
does not care to appear the COMMITTEES
will rot try to force him. Mi. Rookie
Teller and the Rev. DIR. Gates, who dis
penses his charity. however. win be
asked If they want TO appear.
Iseonidas Merritt, brother Of Alfred,
graphically described to the committee
how be had been trimmed by John
ID. He described how he was ssepa-
rated from his big fortune by Mr.
Rockefeller and the Rev. DIR. Gates.
The tears meanwhile rolled down his
cheeks, and he choked so that he could
not proceed.
lust think of it," he cried at the
climax of this testimony as he waved
his big fist in the air, when I went to
New York to see Rockefeller my broth
er. my friends and myself had $4,000.
600 worth of property. / got about
1920, eco from Rockefeller. In loans and
put up s~10,Oo0.0oo worth of security as
collateral"
And what did you have when your
four months of business dealings with
Mr.. Rockefeller were at an end?r in
quired Representative Beall of Texas.
II had a chance to walk from New
York to Duluth on the ties, that's ALL
the witness replied, slamming bis hand
on the table.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
~PIGKERSClIL TO ACT
IN FLYNH's ABSENCE

L
Coroner James J.. Flynn has Sc
lertea Justice of the Peace H. e.
Pickersgill to act in his stead as
coroner whenever occasion demands.
Thus when Mr.. Flynn is out of the
city or unable to act In the capacity
OF coroner, Mr.. Fickersgsil will aci
for him. So hereafter il a coroner
cannot be obtained by calling 358 Oh
647-R, Mr.. P~ickersgill may be sum,
mo1led by ealling 293-L or Is.
Mr.. Pickersgill, by virtue of his
Office as Justice OF the peace, is per
mitted by law TO act for the coro.
nar. He may represent Mr.. Flynn al
any time during his term of Office
as Justice Of the peace when the lat,
ter is unable to act. Mr.. Piekers
terra as Justice of the peace
extends for about two years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
|KEYPORT BALL
BIG SUCCESS
Royal Arcanum Event is Jolly
Affair--Bi Crowd.
seo,ar to the EvENrNo VIEWS.

Special to the EVENTNG NEWS.
Keypert, Nov. 23;-The first an
nual ball of Coronal Council No
1856, Royal Arcanum, held In the
Broadway theatre last night. was
both a social and financial success
The grand march was led by Mr.. and
Mrs. Axel G. Lober, OF this place,
followed by over 100 couples. Music
was furnished by Moore's orchestra.
Shortly after midnight refreshments
we're served in the dining hall over
the ballroom. The letters v. M. G.
were formed during the grand march
In a very pleasing These
letters represent the principles of
the order, virtue, mercy and charity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
ENGLISHT0WN PASTOR TO
PREACH ATT kEANSBURG
,ee,ar to tbs EYENING NEWS.

Special to the EVEEING NEWS.
Keansburg, Nov. 23s--The pulpit
.of the Methodist will be occupied
at both morning and evening SER
vices next Sunday by Rev. Elijah
Reed, of Englishtown. Rev. J. w.
pastor OF the local church.
will occupy the Englishtown M. E
church pulpit on the same day.
Rev. DIR. Reed wasfa former pastor
OF this place and no doubt large
audience will greet him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
SUMMIT FIREMAN WELL
KNOWN HERE is INJURED

L. Fl. Van Horn, of Lincoln En-
CINE Company today received word
that Fred Brewster, of Summit Hose
Co. No. 2, lies in a hospital In Sum
NIT in O critical condition as the
result of q smashup Tuesday.
Brewster is we'll known In this city,
especially among members of the
fire department. The accident was
caused by the apparatus which
Brewster was driving, crashing into
a telephone pole hurting him TWEEN
ty-five feet and killing n Of the
horses. Brewster was In charge of
the Summit apparatus when an IN
spection was made Of the local de-
partment last August.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
HAVE BANQUET
AT kEAHSBURG
George Poole Celebrates An
niversary of His Birth.

K~eansburg. Nov. 23:-About
t~hirtyAfve male friends of George
Poole, of Keyport, rendered him a
banquet at w. E, Macdonald's Rari-
tan Bay Hotel last night. A fine
chicken supper was served to the
guests, after which several speeches
were made. Mr.. Poole acted as
POSTMASTER and his opening re-
marks as we'll as those that followed
were filled with humor. This ban
euet was given to Mr. Poole In honor
of the anniversary of the day of his
birth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
GIVEN
POSTAL BANK
To Remain Open Until 9 P.
NJ. Mondays, at Report.
spscsas 90 me

Keyport, Nov. 2S:-An order was
received by Postmaster Il. d. Petty
from the postmaster general to the
efTect that beginning Monday, Nov
|ember "a, the postal savings depart
ment of the post Office should remain
open until 0 r. NJ. on each Monday
night. The other departments or
the Office viii close at s O'Clock as
usual. This order will be carried
out as directed, says Postmaster
Petty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
MOBILIZATION OF THE
TROOPS is SUGGESTED
spea... hanntted Prrss wir,a.

washington, Nov. 23.-Recom-
mendations for the mobilization OF
smother division of United States
troops like that concentrated on the
Mexican border last spring and the
march OF a company of infantry
from San Francisco to New York,
are contained in the report of Act
Ing Inspector General A.. W. Brew
SEer made public today. The move
ment to Texas, 1t is said, revealed
glazing deficiencies in the army and
only the concentration of another
body of troops equally as large will
show whether they have been rene.
died.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
RlNEY HOLMES SPENDING
NINETY DAYS IN JAIL
,e,,,a1 10 the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Nov. 23.-Riney'
Holmes is again doing time In Free
hold county jail. Justice A. M.
Walling Imposed a ninety day sem
tenee on Holmes for being locked
up last Sunday in the local Jail by
Offieer Peter Ansbron on the charge
of intoxicatfon and disorderly con-
duct.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
-7F
RECORDER GIVES MAN
YEAR IN COUNTY JAIL

Marcus sehantz, thirty-six years
old, of this city, who formerly lived
on the Amboy-Metuehen road near
Fordss was sentenced to a year in
the county Jail by Recorder Henry
Nv. Kehoe this morning. He was
arraigned on a charge of vagrancy
following his arrest yesterday by
Patrolman Niels Tonnesen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
Prominent Woman Sentenced.
xass1us bv United Press Wire.

London, Nov. 23:-Mrs. Pathick
Lawrence, one of the most proml-
nent suffragettes in England and q
woman high In social life, was sen
fenced today TO two months impTis-
nnment for striking a policeman in
the face during Tuesdays riot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS

tertained by Miss Edith Durand. who
resides ct M. A. Whites in Main
street.
Miss Mabel Brown was q New
York visitor Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23
MANY PERISH IN TRAIN
WRECK IN FRANCE TO-DAY
sqsesal b. umltsa l.rsas lysrs.

Paris. Nov. 2s.-sixty to eighty
persons persisted when a train
plunged into the Thonet river near
kasamHr today. A flood had washed
away the railroad bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-23

BEF u y Z Use UWHs =
Newark. Nov. 23s-Hope was held
aut this morning for the recovery
Of ex-senator John F. Dryden, who
~vlwsAt an operation last Fri
dag
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-05-02
MR.. LAWLER GETTING BUSY
Work Started on Power Plant Build
ing Under His Personal
Supervision.

Mr.. j. T. Lawler, who arrived yes
terday from New Orleans, lost no
time but began Immediately putting
his plans in execution. Bright and
early this morning force o. men
started the work on the power plant
building.
The building will be a solid con-
crete structure, 41XSS feet, and the
plan is arranged so as to make it es-
pecially suitable for the engine, ma
chinery, pumps and other machinery
of the power plant. The work was
not let to a contractor, but is being
done by the company, Mr.. Bole, chief
engineer of the plant, experimenting
the construction of the building.
Mr.. Lawler stated to an Eagle re-
porter today that the work has now
begun in earnest and will be pushed
to completion. He will remain in the
city during the week, until the work is
we'll advanced.
After continuing two hours work
had to be suspended on account of the
rain, but will be resumed as soon as
practicable