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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

Don't Delay Unui Too Late-The Great
eat Closing ou, Sale OF the Times.

eat %4osing Ous oAtc OF the Times.
Immense crowds have been attending
the great closing out sale OF Hudson 5
Tower clothing stock ever since Wednes-
day noon. This great sale ends Janu-
AIRY !. The entire stock OF clothing.
hats. furnishings. has been marked
down 50 low that the veriest novice can
tell at glance that a terrific cut has
been made 10 price. Yes. terrific sacri-
fice will bring dollars out of tue family
boarding places. Thirty thousand dol
lars worth OF bright. new mems and
boys clothes were received direct from
the Eastern factories during the month
Of October. They all 70 in the general
close out Make no mistake don't buy
one dollars OF clothes anywhere until
you see how We are slaughtering new,
desirable goods We give four pieces Of
underwear at same price you pay for
three pieces OF same quality IN any
other store in Michigan. The very
latest styles of hats, the choicest furn-
ishings; and all TO be closed at enor-
nous saving TO buyers. In retiring
from Grand Rapids, Hudson's great
closing out sale shall be remembered by
its patrons as the grandest benefit sale
Of the times. All residents. especially
ladies. are requested 10 call in the fore
noon. il possible. to avoid the rush
HUpsoS's TowER CLoIHISo Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
WON BY THE WOMEN
Police Matron Elected BY tie
Commissioners
MISS IDA N. HaGGART CHOSEN
she l. q Graduate OF the CRioa Be
Bstoient Association Trsiising
schooi--saiary FIXED Later.

The board Of police and hre commits
siooers has selected = police mstron-
Mira Perkins. Mira DIR. Hlllyer aud The
other women who have WORKED 80 hard
70 bripg about the result vail be very
nluch pleased. as the person sisiected 10
fll the place - one highly reeonuended
By themselves There were number of
candidates looked upon by the board
with favor. but Miss haggart was
thought TO be by all odds best adapted
10 the position.
The work Of examining candidates
took nearly the whole afternoon. from 3
o'clock until 8 o'clock The candidates
we're brought in one at time aud ques-
toned closely a. 10 their experience as
matrons in other places and IN regard
to their ideas OF what matron's duties
are. The applicants ranged IN age from
20 10 G5 years Several Of them were
surprised 10 learn that a wornan would
be expected TO put in ali Of her time at
headquarters
superintendent Carr had little 10 re-
port He spoke Of the kiluartin bur
glary ON Barth street and said that the
watch stolen from Kilmartin's house
had been recovered in a pawn-shop.
Thomas Sullivan. an old man from
North Ionia street. came before the
board and stated that a lot OF boys in
his neighborhood were Fostering him.
He said ne had asked for policeman TO
protect him and could not gee any re-
lief. lie was asked IL he knew the
names Of any Of the boys and why he
did not swear out a warrant for their
arrest Mr.. Sullivan said he did not
wish to make trouble with his neighbors.
o. ID. Price was confirmed as signal
operator at headquarters.
Nicholas Van Dine was granted leave
Of absanca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

At the meeting a the Schoolmasters'
club % te held 10 Ann ArboF November
l.. Mrs Corueha = Hurst OF the Central
high scboci All read paper on "En-
zlish Compo-ltion 10 the High School
Preparatory 20 the Study % Formal
Ensinricr Pref ". A. Greeson add
n1mtsr of the teachers val attend the
meeting
heginning today a iridium or three
csys rfayer eil De held 10 -. Aiphou-
sue arch 70 hcnor q Blessed Gerard
Ms.ri.s. .steif heautifiet ~ Leo MIL
The ceremonies each evening Wiil con
sat ~ rosary. sermon ard beuediction.
lass Eli t. tae iutrotuction of the new
sasct % the yeneration q the faithful
Henry Ael.s sou q Assistant Post
master Melis. has received an appoint
rient - pr1tst.onai railway postal clerk
90 The ralts betgecn Detroit and Chi
rago ~ present BE- - Undecided "a 20
tis acceptance be Eas appointed N.
der The cIvn seryice rules
The regular monthly meeting of The
frea Kindergarten circle u kinEs
daughters WiA be held Tuesday. 40.
vsmief a. az J 0'Ciock. az The residence
q Ms. y. g.. fitzgerald. No. "a Wash
lcefon street.
RE Rev IS A. Frye vii speak IN
fhs logug Mems Chrsfisa association
ttl dluf fhis sisefsoog az clock Ia.
Rev. j. - kuo8 all conduct the meet
ing az the ugiOu depot tais sfterEooG az
$40 o'clock
rsfror'Fs home concerns when you
want cicshinx ataea So or.irr Our gar
usuts are made by frst class union tail.
ere. perfect 1t Euarsutaed Frank NJ
Williams. Iailor. 10 and IA Monroe
street
A harl times lecture uii be given IN
81 Aipbeusus church on the evening %
Nove,nber - for shs b@neat II the
church The subject wll - ~Masri
uaany. and ,ke iacky ticket hoi.ier viil
araE 80 x coaL
DEPUTY Shsrd Fowsrs returned from
Tenlinx sat night With William Par,
whr was arrested there on q charge q
atelHrx Harry feFkius' tieFre here last
IaesaaY eysrieg The wheel has slso
ts-a reeovrreL
TIE Women AusilisrY - fh@ = ~
g. heal nrefitsbie cake saIs Yesfsr.
day - 90 as-ntisfoa tuHiiG the rra.
cesls 'rfn witch VII b. applied - the
-zgeuee 81 fsralshiog osddlng fsr roons
pa che nnifHg
baut0r Neiiernid. Ehehs@ ecunplstesi
ne Frar rrurve ia theology - har.
Vsrd. eas Enes fo chicago. Hheare b.
viii Fftur1 Harvard lie expects 10
-~ruse AZ arrr Htmtnt in a ccnErsgs-
tcral charct
60 ~ TIE aft ert5 ait.nc snf select =
So ot O. rs'er u.os riesare for that
rrav iiohn< rr.el. ~ tna mug rarlof. ~
fte seqsnf draw ~ roarf They has-
sas 81 suit tiI ralfas Oeea al
rasf eet
naa gifiag 80 asm. =. gerrv~
Eis1f SIS trtesfs.i seer Ell. u l u
~ depot i1st srsrirg ~ ssfsriessr ~
lareerF - Tss trTIaz e. aat a. srsr.
ccaf ac.ier suspfeisiIa sirraslsfaaeaa.
The seventh Esrs Aaafeipal Frs~
rhir. aszus = neaf Taa~ss4 ~ tas
r.s.feeer ~ M-s a MsrvNrsf neraas
81 81 Tssi ~ i.ir sf7sst
he fansrsl ~ tas late NJ. fyaIs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
LET THREE CONTRACTS.
Short Session OF the Board or Public
Works.

Works.
Very little business was done by the
board OF public works yesterday after.
noon. Three contracts were let and
work will be begun at once. giving work
TO many men. The following approx
mate estimates were submittcd: Grad
ing Lyon street, from East 10 Houseman
street. sl.6Y9; grading Logan street.
1861; grading fifth avenue. from kala-
mazoo avenue To Giddings avenue.
sl2920; paving with asphalt on South
College avenue. from Mills 20 Thomas
street. si,II2; grading Euclid avenue.
sl..17.
Contracts we're let as follows: West
Leonard street Improvement. from West
street 10 cemetery, to William Maynard
for s2s76Ss; West Leonard improve
ment. from cemetery TO city limits, 90 j.
MeDermott for sl.95j; Fernando street.
TO Herman Schonwald for sI6230; Ames
street. bids rejected; North Colt avenue.
bids laid on the table; East Fulton
street. bids tabled
The superintendent reported the as
phait pavement on College avenue com
pleted. Peterson & SSeels were given
an extension Of time on the Hall street
grade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

When others are complaining OF hard
times we are selling good reliable goods
at prices to suit the times and pocket
books of our customers.
We must be busy. IL we only pay ex-
penses; so we have, therefore. cut our
prices and the effect has been very sat
isfactory to Us.
We will continue 10 sell goods at small
margins and hold our trade. and il you
want anything in the line of footwear
the place to buy il is at
O'HARA's. II Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

The committee on schools Of the
board OF education has decided 20 open
an ungraded school room in the Lake
avenue school building. There is a
large number Of pupils near The school
who will be able 10 attend school three
or four months in the winter. but cannot
20 10 the North Division street un.
graded school. This will give a large
number Of boys a chance to attend a
good school Superintendent Chalmers
will attend 10 the organization Of the
school tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
s,amn Canoelins M.ch,ne.

Postmaster Briggs has received notice
FROM the postoffica department at Wash
ington that an expert from the Inter
national Postal Supply company will be
here in few days TO put the canceling
machine in operation. He was also
authorized TO arrange with the PENN
sular Electric company 10 furnish cleo
trio power for the motor to run the
machine at the rate OF "a month. This
machine 10 device for canceling stamps
with a capacity Of 10000 per hour. II
has lain In the Office for q year or more
waiting for instructions from Washing
ton for putting IL in operation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

In the case OF Officer White. reported
for sleeping on duty. the committee re-
commended that Mr.. White be rein
stated on the force il he will work for
the first ten days at 81 per day.
The committee on men and discipline
reported set OF rules TO govern the
police matron and fixing the kind OF
uniform she shall wear. Toward the
close OF the session Mr.. Ketcham read
letter from a woman in Bay City. The
board took q vote on the selection OF a
matron at o'clock. resulting in the
selection OF Ida NJ. Haggart to the posi-
ton. Miss Haggart is but % years old,
a graduate OF the U. Il. A. home training
school. and was the unanimous choice
OF the board.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
-Rcnle,ined His Cows

Klaas Vhreugendewey OF Walker
township sued out a writ OF repievin
yesterday 10 get possession Of eighteen
cows held by Thomas Cummings for
damages for trespass. Cummings and
Nhreusendewey are milkmen whose
farms join. but they are not on very
good terms with each other. 20 when
Mr.. Cummings found Mr.. Vhreugen-
deweys cows IN his lot be shut them up
aud demanded damages Deputy sheriff
Brinkman served the writ and the cows
were returned 10 their owner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

Grand Rapids District Teachers Reg.
uiar Monthly Meeting.

One Of the best attended meetings
ever held by the Grad Rapids District
Teachers Reading circle was held yes
tsrday in Good Templsrs' hail on South
Division street. The hours from 10
o'clock until noon were occupied Ia a
review % the last months lesson aud an
advance lesson on factoring. The lesson
was given under the Instruction % r. A.
Carpenter.
In the afternoon the following pro
gram vaa carried out. Essay by George
Wride. current events by Iazxie Cavan.
s0gh. Sweets methosla, ten questions
aud discussion. Duet by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. " smith and chapters 90. ~ ~ ansi
a. n S,a idard's intellectual arithmetic
BY A. ~ Smith.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
THEY rLsyEp RAIL-.
sophu,or~- Dowpei by the Jurior
Foot bali Team

The junior ard sophn,ores ~ the high
@choo. bad a Iiveiy "a ne - foot ball ca
The OH Fouptsin street hsss ball pars
yesterday. which resulted ~ the usual
nnmber ~ biensiy ro~es. Wy rs~ks au3
spssinsd ankles The game openei vita
the following PLAYERS, The inntors play.
ing with nu left cod ~ -fpll hack
Juns1rs CsnteF. Rob White. fizft
guard. Ned Gfuesh~sk; lefi guard Bee
Asthssnr. right tarkie y. IeFsrsn.
eft tackle. T. French. tight erd. a. nss
iirahau-e. right hsif bsck. g. Watzins.
quarter haek r. Aptei
Sophpsarss CeHssr HsriaF rfght
assrt IS sts1ns -, guard. Rufsa rsrht
tsrsls Walter ifff tsskie Fsl1r. i-ff
sn5. fUett riah; ed ffsusts sish4
hsff harS snits isft hsf taak r fas
arrTrss. fuH tsck. - Nsssisrssef.
Ta- laaiets xhsls short tss asa. sat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
NATURALIZATION sociesy Notc..

At the open meeting OF the Kinder
garten association in the baptist church
tomorrow evening. Mrs l. W. Treat
will speak on the subject. Aim and
Purpose OF True Education"
Miss Josephine Ewing has moved her
kindergarten from Trinity church to her
home. No. l63 North College avenue.
Miss Margaret Child viii open pri-
vate kindergarten soon in the east end
OF the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

About tssnty q the leading members
~ Division tent. X o. I. VI. are making
preparations g. withdraE from the tent
end uFgarife a neN Gre az the begin.
meg q thu year The membership u
this fsnt nov numbers 10, and on ~ to
infsrnal disseusions 4 - impossible for
the organization - continue xifh that
siezfce q harmony Necessary g. its pros-
r~rtfT an1 ssf.-eeaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

The grading 81 the high school
grounds i completed aud they present
q very neat appearance The terraces
have been carefully sodded and the
level parts have been covered with rich
soil and seeded with white clover.
Members = the committee on grounds
and the board q education saw they
vii be the prettiesi school grounds 10
ihs state when the clover starts up next
sprirg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

Miss Alice NJ. Bris5ridge. for some
time past stenographer and typewriter
10 the Office OF Turner 4 Carroll. has
been appointed TO a position as steno-
grspher in the treasury department at
Washington aud will leave Tor the CAPT
toi city tomorrow. Her salary will be
abort $1,000 per annum. Miss Bris-
bridge was appointed under the civil
service rules. having taken the examina-
ton az Iouia only two weeks ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

The Charity Organ tstion socisty cor
aaiiy invites the Interested public %
visit - headquarters ~ NJ Ia North
Ifriaaa street. from e. 10 O'Clock
next Monday evening. Noveoibes ~
TIE uembers - fhr rsrtfsf coaacii
Nith various committees FtN be E'sd 70
sxplt ne diTersuf iepariuierts q
wiss in opsratloa AID the plans and
alns n fhe s,leletv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

Df Charles = HsSsltin.. reasai A
Niisa. ieft f1s Wssbiextos yesterday ~
feeeiss - rresisr tsie frain -. d~parf-
-srrt - sfsfr Ma Hsfeilirs sn8 f.n
~ unl sfsrt ff Nex ftsk v -s,iag
xhrrs taeg 49, - kfir-d ~ fhe ~
Ihey - sal sn tae Fss<st Bisaasek
Wednesday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

serious Accident ON the soath Disis.
loa street Car Lins.

A serious accident occurred on south
Division street 81 o'clock yesferdss
mofnlng when = motor Car coiiided Aiih
Henry Einksmulders delivery Wagon
The wagon vas driven BY Rotert shoe
maker. sho vac thrown cut snd quite
seriously hurt The horse Vas ALMOST
killed 50 that Ofiieef L A. Saith Mas
called ca 10 dispatch H. Ar. Shoemaker
Vas driving IL The west track follow lng
two south bound cars. Al 1reen street
he suddenly drew the horse 10 the left
70 eross the east track and net a north
bound car running az the usual rate OF
speed The horses head and shoulder
were crushed by the blow. and il had q
be killed. Mr.. Shoemaker was thrown
10 the pavement and was badly bruised.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

Dr. ". II. DeCamp. who has a nation
al reputation "a a genealogical collec-
tor. has 4. loo specimens 10 his cabinet OK
shells. and is now classifying a number
q specimens produced IN Kansas by
Mira T. l. Briggs Ii was but a few
yesrs ago that there were only six
cabinets. public or private, IN the United
States that contained 1900 specimens.
and only fourteen containing as many
a. Or DeCamp'a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
SPUN GLASS.
World. Fair Exhibit. shown Here.

One OF the most interesting exhibits
at the Worlds Fair was the glass spin
ming OF the Libby Glass Works on Mid
way Plaisance. the bell dress which was
presented to Princess Eulalia. the ele-
CANT lamps and lamp shades being the
most remarkable. Some OF these Crozier
Bros have obtained at great expense
and are now exhibiting in their win
dows. Not less interesting are the
splendid bargains which they are now
offering in footwear OF all kinds. 1t
will pay you To call and see them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

T.aysd tie ~ alsFs ~ esaf< ps.ir
They acre al. ptses @na hessiss ~ -
snl pel up : god saa.e. IAe fes-
xes - &c a Ia fsyeF q tbs leaasFz
IL the last rusb q The g42se Nstkaz
vac injured 60 severely tat he losi c0a.
scscasness. he recovered 4ulckis. hcs
ever. ana no serious results Nil fclieN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

Look out for the slaughter in fine
oyercoats and ulsters this week at Van
Der Werp's No Canal and 81 Pear
streefA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
HAcY FEATHERS. TIVE sTsI StSa9sn.n +

marked down. You can secure some
big bargains in this department at Corl,
Knott & Co.'S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

Our great rocker sale begins Monday
morning at 100 s. Division ST.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

Fire! FIei Fire.
Two hundred rockers slaughtered al
100 S. Division. c. A. Brig. supt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

Aarsar - ysusx - log fl-esls
strs.. tyrhssd ssFsF.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-10-28

Pour contrebalancer Impression
produite par ID visite des marins rus
ses q Toulon, PAngleterre, tres forte
en- contre-manifestation., s'est imagi-
nee d'envoyer une escadre ,visiter le
port italien de Taranta, on Anelais ct
ltaliens Sc sont prodigue-de preuves
d'admiratiop mutuelle avec force ce.
remonies.
Comme c''etait convenu, |. flotte
russo. sous le commandment de "a
miral Avellan, est arrivee i Toulon
vendredi dernier., Dire racceuil que
les Frnnsais ont fait aux marins rus.
ses ne serait guere possible /; leur en-
thousiasme tenait du delire ct ne con.
naissait pas de bornes. Les marins,
russes ont etc conduits a Paris od ON
leur : offert des fetes splendides aprss,
les avoir soyalement traites 4 Toulo,;s
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-10-28

Un prize fight doit avoir lieu pro-
enhancement entire. les pugilistes Cor
bett ct Mitchell. D'abord il await etc
decide que les deux adversaires SO
mesureraient dams renceintc dun
club situe dams les environs de Ia
vile de New York, mais l'opposition.
de Ia population ete ST prononcee'
gull a fallu renoncer 4 lidee dc SO 8,
battre Ia, ct fon pense i choisir une
localit6 situfe dams les limites de Fin
diana,, lie plus pres possible dc Chica-
go. Les autorites de lIndiana s,6ta,iut
interposees, les pugilistes wont sans
doute n'aintenant essayer de Sc battre
4 la Nouvelle- Orleons on les au tocar:ites
sont 81 complaisantes pour les rowdies
II sc manifesto dependant beaucoup
d'opposltion lei contre ces combats in
humans ct il est probable qu'on no
permettra pas quill en- ait un autre
dams retat.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-10-28

Nos voisins de Pont Breaux font de
grands preparatifs pour Ia saison pro
chaine. Presque tous les habitants
gardent leurs cannes pour en- planter
en- abundance Fan nee qui Went, d'au-
tres qui ont neglige cette culture cette
aimee sen procurent en- grande quan-
titt ct lie nombre d'arpents plantes
sera considerable. La culture du CO.
ton deviendra dams cette partie de la
paroisse St. Martin une chose du pas
re ct tous les labeurs scront donnes
aux cahnes. Les habitants de Ia pa
roIsse Lafayette suivent Ia meme vote,
car dapres les relieves que nous avons
fats ct qui ne sont pas encore com
pletes, nous pouvons dire que lie NOM
bre darpents de came sera triple fan
nee prochaine. Nous conseillons i
nos planteurs de ne point changer do
determination ct de ne point craindre
de ne ,pouvoir tiouver de placement
pour leurs produits. Jusqu'a present
il nous est Ysrmis de ne parler que
vaguemenf, mais nous esperons que
bient6t nous pourrons rassurer nos ha.
bitants sur des projects qui Sc realise
ront sous peu.
II est un fait ttabli que Pont
Breaux aura une raffinerie centrale
qui sera Ia plus consequence de pEtat.
LIE terrain est choisi ct les trravauxx
commenceront bient5t. LIE Teche
railroad qui part de Carencro sera
continue jusqu'a Pont Breaux ct
co mmencera ses operations vers le
mois de Decembre. Ce village sera
en- plus, d6te dune immense fonderie
ct dun atelier pour la construction des
chars. Diffetentes autres enterprises
y seront etablies ct il NY a pas do
donte, WI la courte distance qui nous
separe, que la prospfrite de ce village
entralnera celui de Lafayette. Toutes
ces innovations necessiteront des
moyens de communication ct de trans.
port ct certaineihent Lafayette V aura
sa quote part.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-10-28

de bonte. de generosite, de charlie.
d'humanite ct de just ce qui peuvent
veritablement honorer rhomme ct IL
femme dams ce mande,-phomme qui
est fils, qui est frere, qui est mari, qui
est pere ct qui est citoyen;-la femme
qui est file, qui est sGur, qui est
tpouse, qui est mere, ct qui. pour
metre pas cheyenne all club OH dams
Ia cite, men est pas moins Ia protectri
ce de la maison. Ia sainte gardiennc
du foyer domestique ct lange de la
famille.-Ifonnier.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-10
vEsTIBULED CARS GO.

Result OF the Conference Between
Messrs. Powers and Goodrich.
A private consultation was held yes
terday between Labor Commissioner
Powers and G. G. Goodrich. of the street
car company. the subject under consid-
Grafton being the law calling for vesti-
buled cars during the winter season.
The conference was held in the Office of
Vice President Goodrich, and it was
strictly private, the only other person
present besides the gentlemen named
being Mr.. Hammond, the assistant of
Mr.. Powers. Even the reporters were
barred out, and the proceedings of the
star chamber session were kept secret,
aside from the fact that when Mr..
Powers emerged after an hours session
he stated that the interview had
been very satisfactory, and that
MIR. Goodrich had given the assurance
that he would comply with the law as
soon as practicable. The work of vesti-
buling the cars will begin at once. and
continue until they are all enclosed.
The labor will be necessarily slow. as
only few cars can be laid off at one
time.
An interview with Mr.. Hammond at
the state capitol yesterday afternoon
confirms the above, but indicates that
the time when the work will be COM
pleted is very indefinite.