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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-28
rnEE Ln grove MoroRs.
Council TO be Asked TO Allow Their Use
lathe City.

iH.the City.
The City Council will again be petitioned
this evening to pass an ordinance anthoriz'
ing the Elm Grove Railway Company to
operate their line within the oily limits with
steam motors. Its believed the prejudice
against the motors has worn on anu thAt
tie proposition the company Will make To-
night will meet with comparatively no oppo'
sitiou, TIE company In It's memorial only
asks the privilege OF coming IS lar - the
stale House, on Sixteenth street, And ~
nearly all the opposition TO the project wien
IL was b,Oached before came from properly
owners and reidepts on ChHpline Atreet, and
the population OF East Wheeling seemed
10 be largely in favor OF the motors. Council
cannot now very consistently refuse 10 pass
the ordinance. Several members whS voted
against the former ordinance have already
expressed their intention TO favor the new
one.
The company in It's m .morar makes out
strong case. II represents that on certain
days when there are special attract ms 0ul
the road, the company Is Obliged TO- use ex'
ira horses and extra men, thus entailing ex'
psnss from which they eau only obtain IN
come on exceptional occasions and giving tht
public on these days less satisfactory service
than an ordinary occasions. II the motor
were run through from the city there wouIo
be much better facilities, no change Of car
being required, and the read being enabled
10 handle the largest crowds.
Referring to the objections TO the motors
the company cites the fact that instead OF In
tering with travel on the National Road, the
rece, pts ut the toll house have increased ovei
the same length OF time in any former year
It Is probable that the ronte will b
changed II the motors are run into town, thu
roSd leaving the pike at Fulton and skirtini
the creek to Sixteenth street, thus avoiding
the steep GRADES on McCllloch street, ant
also obyiating any interference with othe
travel on that street.
The Elm Grove road is about the only "a
cillty for getting into the country fora breati
of fresh air that the masses OF the people II
the city-oan a fEord, and 1t Is to be hoped II
efforts 70 make Its advantages accessible !!
all will not again meet with factious opposi
Il ttaa
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WORSE AND MORE OF II.
Another Piece Of wheeling Newsnaper
"EntcrprIse.r

"Entcrprlse.r
reporter was sailing down street yef.
terday he was oyeriaken by a well known
gentleman whose business makes him
thoroughly familiar with periodical litsra.
ture. who remarked:
We'll, l see they re at 1t again."
"Who'a at WhAi2n
1.-THE Register at Its old tricks. Didn't Won
read Sundays issue"
part Of 1t. Why'n
ibid you see a screed headed Widowed
from New York;
~ noticed something Of that sort"
"Now come here, and I'll show Won where
1t came FROM" asd be led the way into .
news depot, aud picking up q highly illus.
trated sheet, ASKED:
"Are you familiar with thitF'
The reporter was not.
This Is cheaper, yiler and more sensa.
tional sheet than the Police Gasete, publish.
ed by the same man. he calls It For'S Illus.
tTdted Weeks DOings,and boasts that no article
Is admitted TO It's columns thatis not as close
TO ohscenity as 1t can be without violating
the law. You can see Its character by these
pictures. This Is last weeks issue. Now
you take that Register and read that articl,
over. while read this to you, and see how
much 1t varies"
He indicated the first article on the fifth
page Of Sundays Register, aud opening ID,
other paper 60 the third psge, read the srticl,
headed "Widowed Wives the only differ
ence being that In the Register 1t had NOR,
Sensational head, was dAted In New York
and had no signature, while In the DoingS 1
was signed "Nettie Giyeawsy.n
"a pretty good give away that" said an
other gentleman who watched the expose
But that's no worse than this"
This gentleman pointed to another articl
in the same copy Of the Register, on page 3
also marked special correspondence, 6eade,
"a Crack Shot, and dated Charleston, W
Va. THAT letter." said he, was writer
from Charlestown, Jefferson county, tw,
weeks ago to the Philadelphia Times. aui
here 1t Is copied into the Cincinnati Enquire
Of week ago last Saturday"
YES" Eaid the first gentleman, "but
don't care about that. The point Is that her
10 an article from paper which would no
be'admitted TO decent family circle, SINUS
gled in as Especial letter to Wheeling gun
day paper. As long as they steal decen
articles they are to be encouraged, for the.
are sure to get something interesting aud re
liable. Bnt when It comes 10 reprinting thi
kind OF filth the public ought to know wher
1t comes from"
The reporter promised his cooperation
and procured the Dofngs to file among th,
archives Of the ISTELLI0KHcER dsteotiy
bureau, where II may be seen by the doubt
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once !. Nos. 10 and "a Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

Wsutsd-A Girl.
For sale-Rallroad Stock.
For Sale-House and Lots.
Strayed or Stolen-Jersey Heifer.
Beaver College and Musical Institute.
For Cincinnati and Louisville-steamer l.
P. Ewald.
Board Of Equalization and Appeals. -
Grand Opening at the Opera HouAe-Jesse
James, the BAndit King.
Nicaragua CotIee-R. ]. smyth:
Trimbie & Lutz, Humbers, Gas and Steam
Filters.
Reirigsrators-B. F. CALDWELL
Wanled-ro Borrow $3.50.
Second Hand Piano-Wilson q Banner.
Body Brussels Carpets-G. Mendel u Co.
DR.. John n. smith-Third page.
Feargus Whally-FashionabIe Boot Maker,
Wanled-Coat Makers-Head Of Local.
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Comm emf ON the Above.


Register Of 70-n0tTotc.
The sntiquated concern on Fourteenth
street is again venting It's spite at the Register
The readers OF that paper would be much
better pleased II It's attsnuated columns were
devoted to news instead of giving vent to It's
enyious spleen at the expense Of the Register.
For some reason, the IHrELEGEACEG IS jeal-
Gus OF this paper, why We do not know, IN
less because the Registers growing prosperity
and It's own waning popularity have soured
It's disposition. The Register will continue TO
be the brightest freshes', purest aud best
paper and have the largest circulation in the
two Virginias.
Turn the rAscllg out,
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Only few short days ago The members Of
the Riverside base ball club told an ISTELLI-
0EacER reporter that they could down the
LillyS with ease. Saturday the Lillys defeat.
ed them by score OF IA 8. In the light Of
the recent games played between the various
clubs OF the two cities, We are impelled TO
ask: Has Wheeling any base ball club with.
down.1Bsllaire Tfi5Hns. The Hesly cIub is
anxiously waiting reply to It's challenge to
the Lilly club. Money talks"
The Lillys and Rlvesides are 10 play an.
other match game Of ball at the knights OF
Pythias picnic on the Island next Saturday.
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Horre,s Hondne.s for Apples.

Yesterday q reporter VISA going down Mar
ket street, below Sixteenth, when he noticed
Frank seemi, the Italian who keeps fruit
stand opposite the Star foundry, feeding
apples to Hon. Ben Fishers horse. SIS he
fond OF applesp the reporter asked. "oh,
he's q regular customer. Comes twice day
before he will 60 to the stable, and II ! don't
wait on him pretty quick be goes to the
stand and helps himself. He y good Judge
q fruit too, you beti won't have any but
pensS,n The horse stood on the sidewalk.
With his head at the door, and Frank fed
him by hand,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-28
CHgAp EXCURSION RATES
To Columbus Duriug the Ohio Stat
RaIR

Excuralon tickets at the low rate OF one
fare for the round trip will be sold via the
Pan Handle Route, TO Columbus and return,
during the session OF the State Fair, septem.
Der Sd, 4th, 5:h, 9th and It'll. They will be
good returning until september sth inclu,
sive. Many improvements have been made
In the State Fair Grounds since the last e1hi,
bition. Buildings have been enlarged, aud
the race track has been placed In matohlees
condition. The premium list, aggregating
SOS 900 has been revised aud new features have
been provided for. Might exhibitions will be
given by electric light, carrier pigeons will
fiy to the grounds from all parts Of the State,
aud there will be other Observation-Disclosures
BILE. II will DO the best fair eyer held In
Ohio. Don't fail 10 see It
For tickets, time Of trains, etc, apply 10
nearest sgsnt Of the Pan Handle LineS.
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WAsHINoToN, D. O., August q, loo 4. A.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy weather
and local rains followed by clearing weather,
variable winds shifting to northwesterly,
falling followed by rising barometer, station
airy or rising temperature.
weather, winds mostly northwGSterly, station
AIRY temperature In the upper portion, sta
tiOnary or rising temperature in the lower
portion, falling followed by rising barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-28
DAILY MARKETS.
A slight Break In the Stock Market
PrOYisIons mud Bi eadstufIa FIriner.

Money was active Yesterday at 2as per cent, clos.
Ing at the former rate. AS indicated In yesterdays
review, that vague rumon were aaoat which would
influence the stock market, prices on Change were
very much depressed, Il has leen~ d. closed that
th6 reports were started for tho purpose Of causing
break In the market, Stocks were tOnewhat hrm-
or at the clote.
Flour ruled quiet and unchanged, and wheatw was
active and higher. Provisions showed shade OF
improvement, and were quoted hrner. Live stock
Is active at unchanged rates.
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The stock market was very much depressed dur.
Ing the forenoon bya variety OF rumOrs and alleen
lions In regard to various stocks aud also in rgard
TO the financial condition Of ono Or more commits,
shpt houses b4tso tar asGan be learned By inQ1ir
there was no truth 10 any report Its apparent
they were started for the purpose Of making a
break In the market However, II was such n n
Ing the 10 enoon,
fEe net Eelglt OF trading up to $50 o'clock was
decllne Of A2 per cent on active SOCKS the lat,
tor Lake Shore and Oregon & TnnsC ontlnentJi i,
with ~ per cent on Northern Pacific preferred,
per cent OH Michigan Central and q fraction On
other stocks. Although there was SonSidenble Inn.
proyement In the price, 81 stocks In the last houI
AND frazer tone Iii general the not result Of the
days business was q decline Of Aa2I per cent the
latter on Lake SHORE, with az per cent on Oregon
q Trans. Continental and Northern PAciicp lerTed
~ per cent on Northwestern, ~ per cent on Cen
tTaI Pacific, ~ per cent on Canada Southern and /
per cent on LackAwannA and Northern Pacific
common, with Der cent on Memphis a Charleston
Reading and Denver were exceptions 10 the kan
eFal decline aud Closed St,R9s fet eeAs a.IheE 70
snecuVeI y,I.,, AM M .,,...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-28

You've men or middle aged ones, suffering
from nervous debility and kindred weak,
nesses should send three stamps for Part VII
OF Worlds Dlspensary Dime Series OF books.
Address Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso.
citation, Buffalo, N. Y. MTh&W
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rnsrinnrnnlnr REGARD.

The following shows the range OF the Their
mometsr, as observed ut sonnepPs drug
EtOre, Opera House corner yesterday.
1882 1855
TAN, l2M.3E. MEN. IA. N.l2N.3P.M.7r. ".
70 81 50 81 o. 81 SO 50
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cs 1Sens .s S 4. SsRfe t5 Sao
CMiIler. BSORR Peddlcord, BAItO Nd
Mn N feddicord BALTIC MIS- Ella Homn, FAitmont
j jSco Grafton 7 B Roach, D a o BR
q ISmnbeli. BuFgettst'n Mn Holland dAu, Pgh
Il D Cox, Cin'u Bic Club X y Jones. Antrim o
A O walker, LuAy, Va n Kelly son, Wood1t
Mis- Ward. GAINESVILLE, . Mn Hale, ~ tlsastnt U
A UansT. WAlexander BKueger, Philadelphia
7 II Edwards lady, Pgh 9 Holman, bel!on
" II Smith PittIbuiEh All ChIs'Cy, Pittsburgh
DR. 7 n Hull, BriSt0rtB, Pa Mts Young, Allegheny
ON Koon, W Va VT Francis Skndusky, 3
4 IIebefmGn, Cin'u wHAlcheF, Pittsburgh
INV Wilson, city,
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RIG PILE or MONEY
To be Inycstel In the Coal ana Iron
BnkIuess.

bublhtset
A certificate OF incorporation was yester.
day issued from the Secretary OF States office
to the United States Goal, Iron and Manu-
featuring company, OF Pit:ston, Pa, WHICH
proposes to operate in Randolph county, this
State, where the inoosporators already own
valuable coal territory. The company is
granted the right Of carrying on In the State
81 West Virginia, the business OF mining
and shipping coal, mining and menufactul-
Ing irOnr and holding, leasing and purchas-
inS such real estate and personal properly,
ana doing uuch other business as may be
necessary In all tho different branches
Of mining, dealing In coal, &C., and
further 81 constructing any railroads
or bridges tbst may be necessary in such bust
The company has a paid up capital stock
Of &, 900, 900, III shares OF 500 each, OF which
1000 are held by Frank Brunderburg, the
same number each by Wm. Ferguson, j.
Sharp, Alya Thompkina, Charles Pngb, while
five hundred shares are held by Armon Arm:
strong, all OF Pittston, and three thousand
shares by William Benedict, OF Tunkhan'
mock. These men are Interested In the ex-
tension OF the Grafton & Greenbrier Rail-
road to Randolph county, aud the organiza-
ton OF the company was made with the
Determination to aid In putting the road
through without delay. Already several
members OF the company haze made pros.
pecting tours through Randolph, with view
70 obtaining q loo ltion for u furnace.
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ATTEND the big sale OF Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Carpets, OIL cloths and Rugs
nj Larkin'S, lllS westside Main street Goods
below cost WhyP Must be closed ont
Going TO Quit,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-28

THERE will bs Meeting OF the W. O. T.
Union at the Wheeling Female College this
afternoon at 8 o'clock. All tho members are
requested TO be present
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GoYERNNENn-Flrm.

NEW YORK, August 27.-doney fairly active at
2a3 per cent, closing, offered, at per cent PRIME
ner1antile Raper1 <a6t per cont Sterling Exchange
bankers bills rather weak atSi SIX; demand q 81
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BAKING POWDER.

LADrEs' aud entlemen's fine Hand sewed
Shoes anenialty at L. V. R1nKn'a
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IGOR SALE

ENoR SALE
A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale, situ.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, VI. Va
9 miles from B. C o. r. r. station. Is mia,
from Wheeling, on good road, all in rrsss
and in q high state OF cultivation; ope.bNlf
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty OF good fruit, well
iwatered. To be sold In one tract OF In mar.
eels. For further particulars call on OF Al.
dress
PETER GROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., ", Va.
Mention this napar i,9s.n.w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-28

In walking shoes aud slippers at
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A well known physician OF this city wrote
10 resident Of the country asking him to
take csre Of his COW for the season. The re.
ply was not favorable. II appended, per.
balm ct lteratim'
Aug the %, 1888.
Mr.. Hidreth Dear Sir
our girl got her hare up and Left us and
my wife thinkes that Wee have as many Cows
as shee Can Milk Sow thought that Void
ellyou as you ar awar how girls is Now dayes
Mad about having Cows to Milk and Said
Shee Void gov 10 town where She Weld Not
hatt TO waid in Mud to her Neck Milking
Cows Sow thought Void Let you know
that l Cold Not take your Cow under thee
Surcamstasces,
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Cotton,

NEw YoEK, August 27-Cottou Armer at 10 s.1e
alO 7;l6c; futures steady: August 1916; sep,em,
br loloc; October lo.i4S November ldl7e: De.
March 1880; April 1000; May loSlc; June 10 O2c;
ciscxxArr. O., Augu.t 27.-cotton quiet and
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= NEW NEW YioEr, August 1.-THE IobbIpg trade
forms TO reports from the interior and western
markets that buyers recognise that Ieods are cheap
and are making liberal selections, Which fact Is also
terror lobbeT. Colored cottons. In better move.
ment. Staple cottons are moving IN laBer lots
seasonablc specialties are also doing very we'll
although many orders are noted OF woelens for lu.
duplicate asSortmentS Themafket Is fairly active
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FoR SALE.

desirable property on the river side Of Ns,r
street the iay0rite part Of the city for pvSie ISL
dences, hayinga splendid view OF The SIftoundILs
miles along the river, Nu Shu
Also two story Brick Dwelling, full lot. on F,ops
street, south. Immediately on liver bank 'VA'
Al Also one inll lot and two paris Of LOIS on South
lSAAU IRWIN. Agent Nv
ly8 ONCE on Twelfth Street, IN, y
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&. ?. d s, 9, 1sts... ..1l6
Q. I. bonds. hrzts. Lib.
~. T. Land Grants, los '
u. P. sinking tund...ll7N
Tex. PGc. land gr'ts.. SIX
do Rio Grand dly... 76x
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EAsr LInRRrY, August 21-Cattle-Receipts d.
500 hoad market active ut about last weeks prices
Hogs Receipts 6,89S head: market active; Phila-
delphiAs % i0a5S 90; YofkeB IS 60a675 sheep--Re.
thsn last week.
CINCINNATI, August 27.-Llye hogs quiet; com.
mon and light 81 00a5 65; packing and butchers
81 76a5 25 receipts 40 head: shipments 100 head
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CHICAGO, August G7.-The Droutrs' Joaraalreports;
Hogs Receipts 10 900 head; Ehipments $500 head.
Market opened strong and steady; packing a 60a
TO- skips s. 60ai u.s. closed weak. Cattle-Receipts
5000 head; shipments COO head. Market strong
and sciSe; values hrmer; exports Sc 00a6 40; good
81 IOa6 81. sheep-Receipts 900 head; shipments
2C0 head. Market strong and higher inferior 10 fair
81 sos co; good % rs: choice 81 co. The Droter'S
Journal special Liverpool cable repoE.s stronger
prices for American live stock: best cattle ch!ghcr
at l6c per pound, dressed; sheep lc higher at lie
dressed,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21
Health Is Wenlfhi

DIR. f. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT: specific for Hysteria, Dir
illness. Commissions, Nervous Headache,
Mental Depression, Loss of Memory,
SpermatOrrh@a, ImpOtency, Involuntary
EmmissiOns, Premature Old Age, caused
by .Over-exertiOn, self-abuse, or Over-in-
diligence, which leads to misery, decay,
and death. One box will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar box or six boxes
for five dollars; sent by mail and prepaid
on receipt of price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order
received by us for six boxes, accompanied
by five dollars, we will send the purchas-
er our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued only when
the treatment is ordered direct from us.
Address: JOHN C. WEST & CO., Sole
PrOprietOrs. 1S1 & 1873 Madison st. Chica-
go, Ill. Sold by all druggists.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21

The Phoenix park assassins are making
quick trip for justice. The testimony
of the scoundrel Carey is deathly for his
confederates in crime, and he himself
does not merit sympathy from any one
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21
Notice for Publication.
L,ND OFFICE, REED CITY, M

LAND OFFICE, REED CITY, MICH,
April 49, 1888 (
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settlers have filed notice of their
intention to make final proof in support of
their claims and that said proof will be made
Def re clerk Of circuit court of Emmett Co.,
mt Harbor Springs on Thursday, May "a, 1888 !,
viz: Mary Dobson, widow of Edward robson,
deceased, homestead entry. No 1903, for the
Sc \ of Sc \ section g. and N u of n u, sec
ton 20, town 80 n, 4 W. she names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove her continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of said land,
viz: Edmund Williams. of Bliss p o, Isaac
Williams, of Bliss pO, Benjamin Walker, of
Mackinaw City o, John Walker of Mackinaw
Citypo.
Edmund Williams, Homestead entry No
1916, for the Q u of o a, section l. n u of n
"a, section IL, town 38 n, w, and W u of
sw \, section in town 80 n, 4w, and names
the following witnesses to prove his continu-
Gus residence upon and cultivation Of said
tract, viz: James 0Heany. Of Mackinaw City
o. and Mury Heany of Mackinaw City p o,
and John Walker of Mackinaw City po, and
BENJAMIN Walker of Mackinaw City p o.
EDWARD STEVENSON,
Register.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21
THE STATE.

there a year ago have returned having
had all the Dakota they want.
A severe storm ragged at Big Rapids
Saturday, doing much damage.
A company has been formed to work
on large scale the freestOne quarry
near Marquette.
The entire lumber cut of one of the
Saginaw mills has been contracted for
at last falls prices.
The state senate has passed concur
rent resolution for adjournment Of the
legislature May 16.
1t is announced that Prof. Maclean
will leave the university and enter on
the practice of his profession in Detroit.
1t is stated that the emigration from
Hanover, jackson county, to Dakota has
stopped. A number who went from
Gov. BegOle and Secretary of State CO.
nant have so far signed nearly ten
thousand commissions for nOtaries pub
lie.
During storm at East Tawas, Mich,
Saturday afternoon, hailstOnes fell
measuring three inches in circum-
ference.
The Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad
men say that more people are coming
into the northern part of the state than
are moving west.
Gov. DegOle has made out and signed
the commission of ThOs. r. Sherwood,
of Kalamazoo. as judge Of the supreme
court to fill vacancy.
E. TrOxel, of SchOOcraft, sold out a
year ago, and went to farming in Dakota.
He has returned sadder and wiser
man. Me thinks Michigan ahead of
Dakota in all respects.-Jackson Citizen.
James Lamont was arrested at Cedar
Springs, Mich, Saturday, for abducting
Esther Thompson, ii years old. 1t is
alleged Lamont intended to take the
girl to Utah, where his mother and
brother are MOrmOns.
The first fire engine used in Detroit
was purchased in 1925, through William
and John James, of New York City. who
were given vote of thanks by the Com
mon Council, "fOr their liberal, Obliging
and honorable conduct in the premises"
detroit Free Press.