Telegram-herald., 1891-07-23
1HlRE WEREHOY WORDS


q llle Rolsle as Ae aIay deeaa ueees-
sary|
Ii received ssery vote. IN the afarma
tive. Adiutsnt walker was directed 10
ask Comma andanG Manly II lac bad any
comm Una alton 10 lnake 10 The board.
Manly soon appeared xad took seat
0n the window all, tslrlng his bat
IN hIs nana and looking very nervous
Arislug, DC said. ''ssssltsenlen, had
hoDed tive fal. board would be present
| wished TO make my eoInpiete reports.
since the Governor = rot here desire
t. have that postponed. want the
painter 10 make bis sistemsnt ia regard
thought ali this should be brought 10
enc Governor at the SAME time. Cen
sral Rutherford then told Captain
Manly Of the resolution supplying his
place "Ail right. gentlemen. MAS the
only reply. The quesgion of who should
have the authority IA eases Of discipline
and signing OF papers was brought up,
and il Was explained that u VAS M
tended that Mansger sprague did not
contemplate taxing eoinplete eontrol
for several days. Manager Graves said
that the idea was to have Manager
sprague act merely aa an advisor, I'LL
Captain Manly's resignation taxes
effect, August /. Captain Manly added
well, | want 10 know about signing
papers. There's one paper here now
sgned by General Rutherford AS coal-
mandant" It WAS brought in and,
cure enough, there il Was. The general
sAld that not nayipg his spectacles on
be had accidentally signed IN the wrong
place, but the others claimed the cigars
on the deal. The board then adjourned
TO Friday, August 7, a. O'Clock p m.
Her. the serspping Began.
Immediately after the adjournmen,
Adlutant Walker began to talk abou,
the boat painting business again. 81
have been mlsrepresented IN the pubic
print about these things" ne said. 1.-The
matter OF the painting OF the boat came
up before the board 1T rs last meeting.
/ had citizen painters aud told the
board that If It MAS not all right
would stand the expenses" He also
spoke about the cost. saying that IT was
. small matter. not over n dollar al the
outside. 1T certsinly didn't deserve
persecution IN the papers" he added
Manager Graves said IN reply that he
thought 10 took seven or eight dSye
THAT Is untrue" replied the adjutsnt,
who was getting . little hot well
be definite" suggested Graves. "hov
much was il 90 .'Oh, maybe three OIL
four days" "Youahevef came up Ink.
a man and told the board about It," II
did come up ike man anu told you
"You did not" IL did, andT CUES,
nv word Is as good as yours" was ths
angry reply. 81 believe that when tn,
commandant and adjutant are dolns
suSh things they should be stopped
reiterated Graves, land that Is not al
either" "Well give US the res,,
hissed Walker.
An Interesting Letter Promised.
Gen. Rutherford interrupted. sayin,
that thai had gone far enough. wheI
Capt. Manly, with whom Gen. Ruther
ford had been exchanging shots, brok'
In with "No, Gid that is not all.
have . letter taat will make YOU thipl
lees OF Gen. Rutherford than you dt
now." 81 am no coward or bully
Capt. Manly" calculated Rutherford
his face turning white. Neither All
L." came back, las I'll show you befor,
we get through with this" "Rcad m,
letter" suggested the general, very sar
castically. cit is not one of your let
lers. but you'n wish l hadn't read it,
Captain Manly, you have acted TIT