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National Capital.

:. WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE secre-
tary of the interior to-day appointed
r. v. Belt assistant commissioner of
Indian affairs. A. NJ. Tinker an In
dian inspector, and g. w. Parker, a
special Indian agent commissioners, to
negotiate with the Sisseston and the
Wahpeton Indians of Dakoto. for the
surrender of 7S9. 900 acres of their
lands. The Indians on the Sisseston
reservation have already agreed to
take lands in seyeralty, and l27 .SS7
acres have been set apart for that pur-
pose; 1.4l7 acres have also been re-
served for church and other purposes.
Charles +. Scott of West Virginia
has been appointed pardon clerk in the
department of justice. Vice Judge
Batelle, resigned
The secretary of the treasury TODAY
received a conscience contribution of
$500 in an envelope pOstmarked Chica.
60 The sender said: This is Uncle
Sans, put it to his credit y
The following appointments have
been made in the revenue service. &
=. Barkley and e., c.. McKinIev. store
keeper and gauger sixth Missouri dis
trict.
Judge Lewis a. Gron was TO-DAY an.
pointed commissioner OF the land AZ.
liee. s''s'' =
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ciaI who is member of the order of
railway conductors, and listening to
the counseis of its rabid members in
stead of the dictstions of his own good
Judgment. Ample time was given for
an answer to very trivial request and
had it not been Treated with contempt
no trouble would have existed. Being
friendly to other brotherhoods and
northumberland employees in the train
service who had grievances. and being
firm believers in the principles Of the
declaration of independence, It was an
insult that could not be- overlooked,
and expecting a probable 10 per cent
reduction, all the employees on the sys-1
tenn Joined hands with the offended
brotherhood. The general superin-
tendent admits that the subordinate
officials are in error. In justice to the
employees it is necessary to state that
their request was nothing that could
not have been settled by the officials
present. Both sides await the arrival
of Mr.. Robinson and expect a speedy
sci tipment
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BOMBS FOUND.
An Attempt to Destroy the En.
tire NeighborhoOd.
4 Conspiracy to Steal the Sap
plies at Spokane Falls.
Priddy, of Tennessee, Gets One
Years imprisonment.
An Excursion Party Drowned in
Lake Erie.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1s.-Gsant
powder enough to destroy the entire
neighborhood was uDearthed a few
days ago by James Haskins as hewas
digging ON lot, and the story of the
find has just come out. The PROF rtv
is in the most precipitous district m
the city. and Haskins sought to level
off the ground. His methods met with
strong objections from the. neighbors,
and it is supposed that some OF these
adopted a desperate game TO get Has
kins out of the way, and blow up his
property. AS Haskins was working
about the place with pick he up
turned stick of giant powder. Three
dynamite bombs and twenty-one sticks
of giant powder were unearthed with
in short compass. This was turned
over to the police. who have since been
at work on the case without satisfac-
tory results. Across the street nearly
700 hundred children were at school,
and had a chance blow from Haskin's
pick exploded the giant powder, half
the families in that end of town would
be in mourning.
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q. D. Thomas. and Miss Eqe
Jones, also DR.. Evans and wife,
turned Sunday morning as three
O'Clock from Europe. They sailed On
the city of New York from LsveEpoos
but did not encounter the stor1zs en-
I'll near New York hars1or. The folks
report a very pleasant trip and durEae
their absence the Paris exposition and
other places OF special interest Sc
France and England and former
friends in Wales were visited.
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The executive committee of the Old
Settlers society held q meeting last
evening and a general consultation
was had IN relation to the coming re-
union. The following was adopted:
PROGRAMME:
Prayer-Wm. Carney, Esq.
Husie-AmerfcG-
Speech-Hon. Harrison Kelley.
Masfc-WeIEh Glee Club
DINNER.
Music-Solo, Miss Anna Bigger.
Observation-Disclosures Charles Robinson
Poem-BErss G. y. 6terTy.
MueEc-Reee Bros.
Short speeches by old settlers: Hon.
G. v. Eskridge, Judge G. B. Graves,
Hon. ". A. johnson of Garnett and
others.
Excursions TO the state fair viii be
run by the Santa Fe to-day and
Friday, leaving this city at 2 q. M, ar
irving at Topeka at 9:15 a. M. Train
leaves Topeka at 1885 3. M. arriving
here at 1c pm The rates ara one fare
cor round trip, rsitn Fsriee os Submission
zoas,an sef aflsrs5 q
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N1onsana,e RegaatrarIon.

HELENA, Mont, Sept. 1.-THE reg
istratlon books for the October cleo
tions closed at 10 o'clock Saturday
night. In Helena there are ,579 reg
istered, an increase of 764 over the to-
tai vote of the city last fall. Dis
patches from other parts of the state
show a similar gain, although Boze-
man is said to have lost ground. The
election will be under the Australian
system, which introduces another ele-
ment of uncertainty into the result.
and no good basis of calculation of pc-
litical possibilities is to be had. Both
sides are confident of success, each
seeming to believe that the increased
vote viii be in its interest.
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A Tale OF Fortune Achieved ny Dnr
ing.

Ticket No. 81 1886 drew the first cap
ital prize of $500. 900 in the 231st
grand drawing, August 18th, 1886 in
the Louisiana State Lottery. 1t was
sold in fractional parts of twentieths
at 81 90 each sent to M. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La. Two to depositor
Union National bank, New Orleans,
La; two to Chas. Meinhart, st. LOUIS
Mo. through the Franklin bank of St.
Louis; two to John w. O'Neal and II.
@ Winter1y. through the First Nation
al bank of Corsicana, Tex; one to
Mrs. Florence Nj. Roche, care of j. b.
Fernandez, Savannah. Ga; one to La
fayette bank of st. Louis, Mo. one to
Merchants bank of st. Louis. Mo-, one
to Fourth National bank of st. Louis,
Mo-; two to Anglo Californian bank.
San Francisco, Cal; etc.. etc. Ticket
No. Sc, 1882 drew the second capital
prize of 800, 600, also sold in fractional
twenJietbs at 800 each: two to Jas.
II. Raymond Sc Co Austin, Tex; two
to j e. st. Armand, Gundeyson, Mont. !;
two to Alexander county National
bank of Cairo, Ill. ,one to Peoples, 9at-
tional bank of Mobile, Ala; one to
First National bank of Mobile, Ala;
one to a party in Baltimore, Md, coll
tCCbC4 S1lC ~ CAp1CO6 w.
one to a correspondent at Havana,
Cuba. through E. Esteva, Canal
street New Orleans, La, etc.. etc.
Ticket No. IS, 1853 drew the third capt
tai prize of $50, 600, also sold in frac-
parts; two to a depositor New Orleans
national bank New Orleans La, one
to the Traders national bank of Ft.
Worth Texas, one to Merchants ma
tionaI bank of Ft. Worth. Texas; one
TO a. E. Morales, Is Obispo street,
Havana. Cuba; one TO August Kalt-
myer. 9Th and Franklin avenues, St.
Louis. Mo. one TO Fl. 3. Cohen, 357
Second avenue, New York City; one
to Amelia Partenheimer, go Monroe
street, st. Louis. No.; one to Fred
Greenwood, Norfolk, Va; one to
Chas. WeissIeder, S02 Ninth avenue,
New York City; one to G. w. DENLY.
Norfolk. Va, etc. The 233rd grand
drawing will take place at New Or
leans, La, on Tuesday, Oct. 18th,
1889 of which fun information will be
given by n. A. Dauphiu, New Orleans
La. on application.
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war Nof Enltkaln.

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. Fired
Raine. lately consul general at Berlin,
who arrived Saturday from Europe,
speaking of affairs in Europe said that
he did not think war imminent, but
he believed that the smallest spark
might at any moment cause disas-
trous confiagratiou. The conservatives
of France and Germany did not desire
war. but Russia's ambition and Pan
Sfayistic agitation might lead to it at
any moment.
MIR. Raine entertainS the opinion
that France and Germany should be
friends instead of enemies, as he con-
SlderS Russia and the Semi-barbarian
elements under the sceptre of the car
dangerous antagonists of both. With
Russia war means the aScendency of
antocratic ideas, the death knell of re-
publicanism and constitutional gov
eminent. The thinking men of France
are not blind to the objects of Russia
and show but little inclination to en-
courage the cry of revenge against
Germany, rather believing that sooner
or later something may turn up to es-
tablish an entente cordiale between
Germany and France.
Mr.. Raine fears that the immense
war preparations of all Europe and the
tremendous cost of armament and con-
segment taxation may lead to exhaus-
ton and an appeal to arms, precipitat-
ing war, against the wishes of all true
friends of progress and civilization.
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Joe succeeded in having the three
nostponed games lost, nv chat tear, =,
Sioux City last Sunday thrown out on
account Of their illegality. The point
made was that according to the consti-
tuition postponed game is not legal
unless nine innings are PLAYED. and as
each one Of the postponed games
played was of but FIVE innings the
point was sustained. AS to any other
matters which have come up for con-
sideration nothing could be learned.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept l6.-The SOW
ereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows
convened i'm annual session at noon to-
day with representatives present from
every state and from Canada and the
British provinces The delegates were
welcomed to Ohio by Governor Foraker.
% the city by Mayor Bruck'
and ON behalf of Ohio odd
Fellows by Grand Master Me-
Kinney and Grand Patriarch Frost.
Grand Sire s. &. Underwood, presf.
dent and al the grand officials were
present The usual standing commit
tees we're appointed and reports OF the
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I'm Hara Fl AnesEer.ll.l

ST.. LoUsIs, Sept. 1s.-As RESULT Of
the inquest over the body OF young
Thomas Jackson, killed in prize fight
at Days saloon at an early hour yea
terday morning. Ed. AheaEn, the
surviving principal, was held; Without
bail to answer to the charge Of murder
while referees, seconds, time keepers.
etc, were held as accessories ana abet-
tiers.
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Adjourned.

BoSroN, Sept. I6.-It is stated here
that the adjourned meeting of the At
Gibson, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad
called for September Is, at Topeka,
viii be adjourned TO some day in Oc-
tober. Mr.. Thomas Barring of Kid
der. Peabody X Co. who has been in
London for the past two months is ex-
pected to arrive in New York to-day,
aud II is the superstition that the At
Gibson company will now be- fully in
formed as 20 the backing which can be
expected from Barring Bros, and eau
then outline more clearly its future
nolicV
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"a special Of two coaches and an en-
gine passed through to-day to Ottawa
The coaches were gaily decorated. and
were crowded with the SaIina and Abi-
lene members OF the Gre department
An excellent brass band discoursed
music en- route. The company are 60
ing to attend the firemen's tourBamess
at Ottawa this week.
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Carried sy Fifty. Three majority.

TRIBTNE, Kas., Sept. 17.-An cleo
ton was held yesterday in this, Gree
ly county, for the purpose of voting on
the proposition of issuing $40, 900 bonds
for the purpose of building a court
the bonds carried by So majority, in a
total of 452. The work of construct
ing the building Will be begun as soon
as the county com misSioners agree on
plans. The building will be erected
in 1srib1uo
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No Longer any donbs.

WAsHNeToN, d. C.-There is no
longer any doubt that Generic War
ner has declined the presidents offer
of the commissionership OF pensions or
that Geo. S. Merrill, of Massachusetts
will receive the appointments which
will probably be made public. within
the next ten day.
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DrIven Acrosa II,e I.ina

CHICAGO, Sept. IA Winnipeg
special says: Principal Grant of the
Queens college, Kingston, in a sermon
last night declared that Missionary
Duncan and 800 Indians had been
driven across the border into the Uni
ted States by the government, and by
other Presbyterian missionaries who
are practicing immoralities.
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OMAHA. Neb., Sept. IT.-Pursuant
to call issued by President j. l.. Nc
Cormick Of the Western Base Ball as
ISOLATION, special meeting of its di-
rectors was held in this city last NIGHT
in Dick Mccormick q once. Each
OF the four cities IN the directorship
we're represented; Minneapolis by Sam
Morton, Denver by Dave Rowe. Sioux
City by - h Horsey and Mr. Morton
representing st. Jos by proxy. The
nesting was Of secret nature sam
Morton - the rspEese1i re q ST.
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The infrmary farm in Dark county,
Ohio, produced 3. 500 bushels OF wheat
on forty-five acres of ground this sea-
son. 1t seems from this that there are
some crops outside of Kansas aftsE
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E1po.ssIoa lsulldlng burned.

ST. JOSEPH, No, Sept. I6.-Soon al
ter the close Of the entei tainment at
the New Era exposition last night, fire
broke out i'm the main building, caused
supposedly by crossed electric wires.
The exposition being two miles from
the city il was impossible to reach the
fire with hose and nothing could be
done to arrest the progress of the
flames. 1000 people were on the
grounds, but could do nothing. At 1
O'Clock LOO feet in length, was totally
destroyed, together with "A great ma
iOrity OF the exhibits. It is thought
that si00, 900 wilt cover the entire loss.
The carriage used by General LaFay-
cite on his visit TO America was saved.
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Warner naclinaa-

DEAR PARK, Nd, Sept. I6.-Major
William Warner was closeted with
President Harrison over an hour last
night His visit was more secretive
than his errand- He came to explain
why he could not give up q lucrative
business to accept the pension commits
sionership. Whether the president
succeeded in changing his determin-
alton cannot be learned. When seen
BY an Associated Press reporter this
morning. the president said: Il have
nothing TO give out about eX-Commis-
si0ner Tanuer's successor. absolutely
nothing" He was suffering severely
from toothache at the time.
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me Art 81 Eatanx YrstsrunesOn.

Eating watermelon Is an art, learned only
by exper5ance As deEart IL Is not sue
cess It fails too heavily on dinner Like
pretty girl, it Is best by ftself; It loses half
It's charm by being mixed IN q crowd. The
melon should be cold Il should be rips Its
flesh should blush like graduate. Its heart
should glow Ike sun kissed cloud at close OF
day. and It's temperature should be as chilly
as the smile Of . Boston bella. When you
get s1ch q treasure do not bother with other
food Open il, gaze on It. bury yopr face In
It's suestness, and let your appreciation run
rios. -Baztimore American
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wansa worlAsev.1re

NEW YoRK, Sept. Is.-Majof Grant
read number Of letters this morning
from senators and congressman de-
claring in favor Of New York 5as the
place for holding the worlds fair.
Major John A. Blake Of Canton Ohio
also promises to assist New York in
carrying Of the prize.
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Went to work.

LONDON, Sept. 16.-The advice of
the leaders of the strike to the dock
laborers to observe all the provisions
of the agreement under which they re-
turned to work appears to have been
quite effectual. Early this morning
the men appeared at the docks and
generally went to work peaceably with
the blacklegs. Very few men assem-
bled outside the dock and they were
quiet. There were, however, some
cases of disturbance between the strik-
ers and blacklegs on the southwest, !"
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The cyclone.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 1.-THE
cyclone reported yesterday morning is
central in the east gulf. Maximum We
Iocitles of from 46 to 60 miles per hour
are reported from the Florida coast.
Vessels sailing east and south from
gulf ports will encounter heavy easter
iV gales
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The Garden City jay who sent Che
gushing dispatch that the ss.OoO ms-
jority of Kansas was with Tanner.
stands at the wire waiting to teIeErapa
his congratulations TO Major Warner.
-Atchison Globe.
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John aud George Page came up from
Burlington yesterday. with the horse
they had at the fair among them Col
Crockett who has recovered from the
effects OF the collision at Burlington
Saturday.
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The ntrlkeIn london.

LONDON, Sept. l6. AT the opening
of the court at the Old Bailey to-day
the recorder in charging the grand
jury referred tO the recent strike in
London. lie said that though great
number Of men had been out of work
for weeks, and had suffered great pri-
vatiOns there was not single case on
the calender arising from the strike.
The peaceful behavior of the men he
declared was subject for nationa
pride
Most of the strikers resumed work
this morning. II is expected that
work ON all the docks will be in full
swing tomorrow. A Thousand unem-
ployed dock labOrers are waiting at
the gates of the docks. They threaten
violence against the men who were
employed 70 take the place OF strikers
and whom the directors of the dock
companies now refuse to discharge.
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ROBERT MILLIKKN-
2I5 s. Constitution street.

When Miss Emma Jones left this
city in July, she was in very poor
health. but now her many friends viii
be pleased to learn that she has inn
proved very much during the two
months absence on the trip 20 Europe
and return.
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EOadon strife.

LONDON. Sept. lS.-Work on the
docks is assuming its normal aspect
Fewer non-union men are employed
and many Of them engaged to fill the
places of strikers are Joining the union
There have been no attacks this morn
ing upon the bIackIegs by the men who
took part in the recent strike.
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Rfrnanna,z

LION MoUETAsE; Mich, Sept, H.
The FIRST snow Of the gear for this see
ton of the upper peninsula fen here
yesterday afternoon. It was only q
sprinklfng, but was followed 81 BIT
terly cold wave.
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When buyers send 300 miles Tor . fez
young horses it is certainly good esi-
dence of their quality This Was tie
case in this city last week = dealer G
Ohio purchased, one yearfing as
three two year OLD colts of Z. J. Tc1
Iinson OF BuHdrem's harness starEs
The colts are Of the AbdalEah stcek
IngersoII, and were fine animals. -.
TomIInson shipped the horses SasaE
day night.
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Ger. one wear.

DEER PARK, Md, Sept. Is.-Presi-
dent Harri son to-day committed the
sentence of DR.. Burke Pridey of the
eastern district of Tennessee, cobyicted
of violating the pension laws, to one
year. He was sentenced in April, 1899,
TO two years imprisonment.
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Mr.. Z. c. Cantweil leaves tO-m0rr0W
for Lawrence where he viii attend the
lectures in the law department. during
the school year which began today.
He will remain there until next Juns
when he will return to this city.
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Ge6atheRatI

ATLANTA Ga. Sept. 1.-THE south
bound central freight train was de-
rallied near here about midnight. It
ran into cross tie placed across the
track. The engineer, fireman and
brakeman were killed.
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visiting OkIahoma.

guthrie, /. T., Sept. i6.-Congress-
men Springer OF Illinois, Baker OF New
York. Allen of Mississippi, Peters and
Perkins of Kansas and Warner of Mis-
souri,, with John O'Day of the Frisco
road, arrived last night in the latter's
special ear. The gentlemen are on a
tour of investigation of affairs in the
Indian Territory. the object being to
discover by actual observation what
the needs of the settlers are, and also
TO ascertain what legislation they de-
sire at the hands of congress. The
visitors will leave tomorrow morning
for Oklahoma City.
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WIN Not accept.

BosToN, Sept. 17.-Major Merrill,
who is mentioned in the Washington
dispatches as having been offered the
position of commissioner of pensions,
to-day received the following dispatch
from friend at headquarters: WAR
ner has declined and you are the man.
Accept our congratulations. In an
interview Major Merrill says that he is
fully satisfied with his present posi-
ton of insurance commissioners of
Massachusetts, and will not accept the
position of commissioner of pensions.
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AlIa,r.a 40 civ ran

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-John Hannigan
the county commissioner accused of
''boOdling, who ran away from Chica-
go two years ago to escape prosecution
has returned from Canada. He walked
into Judge Horizons court this MORN
ing and asked that he be allowed to
give bail for a future hearing. Judge
Horton held him at 81 600 bail
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sci. ora.OOE

COLUMBUS, Sept. 1.-THE Sovereign
Grand lodge of Odd Fellows at its SEES
sion to-day took up the question of
amending the laws by Changing the
age of eligibility from q to is years
and the forenoon VAS consumed in
disclSs On
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lnteratate Rennfon.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. IA special to
the Star from Sabetha says: ''The
interstate reunion of the soldiers and
sailors of the late war opened here to-
day. Veterans are present from Kan
sas, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska.
Speeches were made this morning by
COngressmane Merrill and Kelley and
Gov. Humphrey. Ten thousand peo-
pie were present.
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Miss Clara Green returned yesterday
from Winfield, where she was called b.
the illness of her father. who Is new
somewhat convalescent- Hence her
return to this city.
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ssIaei-- the Rinnarr

LONDON, Sept. IA letter signed
Jack, the Ripper has been received
at news agency in this city, in which
the writer states that in about week
another murder will be added to the
list of Whitechapel horrors.
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FIremen KILLED.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. l6.-Fire last
night destroyed the dry goods house of
Bamberger. Bloom Il Co. and several
small adjoining stores. The loss is
about 81 ,0OO, 900. During the fire a
falling wall killed and wounded
the following bremen: Edward
Early, captain No. 1. hook
and ladder company; Lawrence
Steigliter, pipeman No. s. Engine COM
pany; Thomas Whalen, reel driver No.
;. engine company; Patrick Folen, lad
derman No. ,. hook aud company. so
baily injured that he will die; Frank
McBeSs. ladderInan No. >. hook and
from his wounds.