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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
DIR cRoNlN's MURDER.
Pauline aoerti Created Sensation I'm
Coughlin's Trial


CHICAGO. Dec. 16-Pauline Hocrtl
told to Judge TuthiIl and the jury at
the trial OF Daniel Cou2blin today the
startling story Of ell she saw and heard
outside the Carlson csttage the night OF
the murder She proved to be the most
sensational witness the state has yet
produced and Coughlin betrayed ner-
vous anxiety to hear her testimony.
The wopan's testimony in substance
was as follows: II had been working in
the neighborhood that night and tried
TO get into my house on Racine avenue.
When got there / could not get in. be-
cause my husband was away and j
had no koy. So / went out to
look for my husband in the ga
looms he drinks in. ! Was walk
ing on Ashland avenue, north Of
the Carlson cottage, the. depth Of this
court room. when / saw horse and
buggy drive up fast to the cottage from
the south On Ashland avenue. There
were two men Ia the buggy. When the
driver reached the cottage he stopped
in front, turned the horses head quickly
and the other man jumped out instantly.
I come up to the cottage aud when /
got in front OF il heard q big noise. as
il people were lighting inside and some
one was trying TO get up. Then ] heard
the sound Of body falling on the floor
near the window. At same time ! heard
q mans voice crying out: oh God. Oh
Jesus all this scared me, aud i was
walking away wher saw man coming
towards me from the back of the cot
tage. This made me hurry home. /
could see nothing in the cottage because
the shutters were closed. 1t was twi-
light"
The woman's cross-examination occu-
pied most Of the afternoon session
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

negsee hE1hA
The second annual brosss a the
Ordsr of Antlersd Elks wss held last
evening IN Ells hall e.n ias.is street
There eess sbout forty u.enlt,sn II The
sntlsIsd degree present aud : most sn-
joyable banquet xas served George u
Perry eat 1t The hesd q the table and
acttsd a. toast master. l.. Ec&rrou was
the nrst Elk called % snd he respondsd
20 "Ths Antlescd Eikx- He said the
object a the order was % promots first
of all the welfare of nembers of the
order and 10 do al that vas reasonable
in relieving the distress u Ices fortnnsts
persons In the world a largo.
He said he realized that nauy
times members fell tar short
Of carrying out the doctrine laid down
In the ritual but he wns sure that eaeh
member was strong IN his Own wny -
reach the high standard Which the idsoi
anfIered eIk would be-
Harry Do 0rasf responded "a the
toast .'Rotten ExRsr Mr.. DE Grasf said
be knew Il WAS almost impos<ibls for the
most careful purchaser az eggs 20 ksep
from getting al occasional had one. bar
IL sometimes happened that = crste
would cone In every one Of which Wa
fresh and sound. Such crate was the
antisrcd order of ElkA They had been
carefully selected and in the whole two
years Of their sxisfence 7ot q bad one
had been found Fred Shriscr. Jr..
Harry Dibble. Gotleif Waltz and ofhers
responded 30 foasts. and the evening was
made very enjoyable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

ExErER, n. H.. Dec. 1s.--A few days
ago six students in Exeter academy
posted pictures % scsntily dressed bal.
let girls on the walls of the recitation
hall The deed vas At first attributed
20 outsiders. but evidence has nov been
obtained against the real perpetrators
They are members Of prominent FAINT
lies in various parts 81 the United
States IL is said that they tried 20 buy
of the witnesses at cost o. 500. but
failed. II is probable that all will he
expelled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

The arst meeting Of the nov directors
Of the Humane society was held It the
Office Of l. 3. Proyin yesterday sftef.
noon. when the following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing year: President.
the Rev. Charles Fluhrcr, vice presi.
dents. Mrs ]. e. Mckcr and Nrs w. l.
Lamoreaux; secretary. Maurice Sbana-
han; treasurer. Mra George T. Raymond
A. c. Torrey having declined 70 serve ~
. director. Mr.. Shanahan was chosen To
ill the vacancy. and vote OF thanks
passed in recognition Of the long and
very efiicient services OF the retiring sec
retzry. Eugene II. Randolph was con-
tinued as agent Agent Randolph re-
ported the following work done since
the annual meeting. December B: Horses
bianketed. 4; warning tags used. 4;
horses shot by request Of owners 2;
overchecks loossned. 1; other cases in
yestigated. s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
win and rsr.meur Dad.

BHIsrog. Tern, Dec. l6-In q cottage
iu the suburb this morning Walter
shannon. a young negro. and Mrs Ann
Davis colcred. we're found dead They
lay across the ted There was bullet
hole In the head ~ each. from which tie
blood bad fioned freely The doubie
murder is supposed 10 have bcen the
dsed ~ Matt DAVIS the womzns hus-
bard. The coroBer's inqsest failed 10
establish amp direct proof against any
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

They VIII Aaemps 20 Contro, the NEXT
Congress-.

wssHIxerox. Dec. 1s The confer
ence at prominent silver men adopted.
late last night before final adjournment
this report:
The convcntion recommends that the
Bimetailic league ur1ently recommends
10 friends of silver everywhere. in AL
parties. that they support Tor the fifty-
fourth cengress only surh candidates as
viii pledge themselves 10 dominating
conventions and openly aad publicly in
their canvass for election g. the follow
ing action IN csee q election; First.
that they vsll eater no party eau
cus that sifi sissl or RESTRAIN
them from voting CT acting IN the
fsftyfourth conzres~ otherwise than
given Ia their rie<;zes x, the rpope, but
that they viii snife vita others sho are
IN fasc< q tbe fe>tssafton q the bi-me
isllic standard q mssne5 by the free snd
uaressncf-sf euiazgs II kosh Sx4d snsi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

GALVESTON. Tex. Dec. 1a-Capt.
Joseph r. Nash. an extensive ranchman.
reports that In many localities in west
ern Texas no rain has fallen for five
months. and consequently thore is no
grass. the range In many sections having
been completely eaten up. Range cattle
have been reduced TO skeletons and even
DOW are dying by hundreds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

JACKSON, Miss.. Dec. 1S.-Sixteen
members OF the legislature to Gil vacan-
cies were elected Saturday. Several
elections took place in the strongest
populist counties in the state. and the
returns indicate that every member
chosen is democrat In Pontotoc aud
Attala. the two strongest populist coun-
ties In the state. the opposition fight was
against the national administration men.
who upheld the president on every
stump. and they are both elected by de-
cided majorities-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

Loussvrr1S Ny. Dec ls.--Judge
Bennett. Tor the court % appeals st
Frankfort. has handed down TIE courts
decision 10 the two cases affecting the /.
right 81 the Frankfort lottery. sad other
lotteries, 30 operate In this state The
court holds that the franchise % the
lottery company. II it rvcr bad any. -
vosd The lottery company xii: take the
matter before the United ststcs en-
nrrrne court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

Senator PETER has, Introduced q bill
to provide funds for immediate use in
relieving want and distress in the
country by distributing 100000
among the presidents Of the boards OF
national relief commissioners to be es-
tabIished under the act utilizing the
standard silver dollars and the silver
bullion for the purpose.
General Alger OF Michigan is in the
city the guest OF Senator Stockbridge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

Three weeks ago the Machinists'
union and the BoiIermakers' union held
cope with the needs OF the time. The
result was that . Machinists' and
Boilermskers' Charity Organization
society was formed and IL was decided
to give hep December II as the first
effort OF the society. Company B has
donated the use OF the armory on Ionia
street and preparations are being made
Tor grand time. The members Of the
society wish il strictly understood that
no member of either of their unions VIII
be given any OF tho proceeds. a. these
unions are caring for their own mem
bars. The members hope 70 1earch out
some deserving families wii6 are too
proud 70 ask aid aud help them quietly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
cnher wu Nes n~-sea.

Nrw yonx. Dec. is Bo~s Croker De
ciares that he VIII pct rslinqui<h fhr
Tsmmsny lseder~hip In pubis<bet
intsrvisu be deniee that diEreputsbls
PLACES are tzxed for poiitirsi purposes
ana dsnies that he has ever acquired q
dollar by the sale q his poiitirri snf.u-
EMS. lie dsres any rc<pnnsitie nen b,
make any definite charges ufen which
II would be pcsz,his - bang snif Cor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

WASHINGTON. Dec. la--Ths latest ad-
vice respecting the Chicago Offices is
that Lawler viii be appointed marshal
and Donnelly Appraiser tomorrow. IL
is very possible that Donnelly. Lawler
and Senator Palmer have decided to
make the deal named Lawler has posi-
lively said that he did not wish the ap-
praisership. but no undoubtedly would
be glad TO be subtreasurer or marshal.
espscially marshal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

Three cases of books for j. B. Hulst,
three cases OF books for r. NJ. Hulswit,
two cases for ID. j. Doornink A Sons
from Rotterdam. seventeen cases of glass
for the Plate Glass company at Grand
Haven from Rotterdam. one case of
seeds from Copenhagen for A J. Brown
were cleared in the custom house ycster-
iav
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

Millionaire Rust's Son Married for
Love and Not Money.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1s.-Philiip DeForest
Rust, son Of ii. A. Rust, the millionaire.
has been quietly married TO Miss
Mary Louise Rourke in ydilwau-
kee. The young lady was. until re-
Gently, q nurse at the hahnemann hos
pital, also visited as profes-
sional nurse. In this manner che
attended Mrs. Libby Belding OF No. 5s
Bryant avenue. and there met her
present husband. Though the courtship
was brief and the marriage took
place in Milwaukee. the friends
OF the young people deny that there
was any elopement but that the
bride preferred quiet wedding. Every
one speaks we'll Of the bride aud the
young couple have the best wishes OF
all
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
AssAlLEO THE POPE
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS ATTACKED



bAlfInoEL Dc l4-Ihs me>1lnx q
protsstant usiuie1ere - - lohpb lpde-
pendsnt methodisf church tp1ay Ne
very lively. Every aspsrsnoot a the
oatholic church rec,lr~d |. oxerh. nl;,.v
n v.s she r~g,,l.- ,-,,-.th.x .,.,.-1.-.. -
g. --s-s-.---.l .~ U~l<
:.
AZ go ot f'h's>ess ~ >" tP<
pfokes.snt ueponsnepons "a NE c'5-
a lev iAyncn nnd nouoef a somen
we're present. The kes feiix ~ Hill
presided The Res. Dr. Lulher T.
Towoseod. reo~ns1x from Hoe<oe an3
no. r.<f,r IS IN. 1c.,.f v....<- ..,-~.
.--.krH~s -L..--k -.--.. - -.I----
- - - ~, "a. -
~. .e F'5<s'.,'-
thst tnerc ~ss no consuteton& f-ktt
Tor crusade against csthol's e1np'5
pscsoss tney are cstnp'sc& de spoks
s c~t-osse re
ss.s - "a ~s..r. s--s--.
s-~s s,s"n 49,. -, 30. 30 -. - @.s1.s ~
'..1e sne. s'ts ~ - t'>A4k sf'kte< -
I.s 1cL no - 'te W tct<'1ssFe =. ~
- snsnr J. t-o'''ss 60 kotsfu.e-< 49,
tno ne no. :. <'~i'f
Atacked tbs fopr.
If the pope. continued Dc Iownrrod.
interfering in the political s1sirs q
our country and proves hins<If u.esidIe.
some busy body be ss nothire bx<
foreign Italian bigot brsRkart aud AUS.
snce." iAppiausel
III the hierarchy attemptk tc cobtroi
the Affairs of this nation and mal<es lseif
out q greedy financial oorporst.o1. snd
an ambitious political machine. itshould
pe opposea lApr'anset
-. - -. IT, sshl'''s saH.s % ~ on ~
S :. -. p.1'e - . - ~ a'nss s1o', "a W
s.u -. .,-sn ~ t-Iss-.a1, ' sei'yor A.u ~
so.ss sne sS.s.s s ~ ~. ns,'1s ~ .I.e
s'Ssls' s-ssi -. ''sa. 'n' 80 4ns ns s'n'
p.o{, ss.' 80 nass .s ss sa.a "a ssl's
- .'' -. a.. .r -.,'~-S- - r.' ~ 'sNs
~ oPi''' NV" tNfpf
Boycott nor Not Giving Alma
III women will so from door 10 door
collecting money for parochini echools
take our names when we don't gire any
thing with the look and manner sugges
tive ct the boycott. should hood and
cloak and crucifx which they wear In
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
JUROR WENT CRAZY.
Meyers Case at a standstill at Pre-
cut.

ent-
New YoRK. Dec. 1S.-One OF the jur-
ors in the trial OF DIR. Henry G. +. Meyer
went crazy early this afternoon and the
trial was brought to a sudden stop.
Whether it will be continued or a new
trial ordered is as yet an open question.
Justice Barrett has requested DIR. Carlos
Mcdonald to examine the juror and
much, OF course, will depend on his re-
port. The afflicted juror was Alexander
H. Lowe, who occupied tho seventh seat
in the jury box He is big. earnest. in
telligent looking fellow. and it was
noticed that he had given almost pain
fully intense attention to the proceed
ings from the first. In adiourning the
cas- Justice Barrett said he hoped II
could proceed tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

A. Hamlin Smith. county school com-
missioner. is sending out appeals to the
county schools to aid in relieving the
sufferers in the upper peninsula All
money is sent to the Fourth National
bank. Contributions ranging from s1
10 sl32s are coming in. The latter sum
came from Grattan Center.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

Lrr7as ROCK, Ark- Dee 1e--An a.
tsehment suit BY the Tbomecn Hcuetoa
Electric combine against fhs City Eie<-
tric Street Rails y cornpsnf vas bc<un
yesterday In the fulneki circoit ccnrt
The suit iavoives the legality u cisim@
s0rrcr>finr nearly s3D1poo aRe,n~f the
railway company. which 10 pos N fbs
hsnds a. a res-rifrf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

oEsnsea Instssd q ienerias ths minor
ehsrxp eod ssnteneins oniy I'D ths
greater SiDe. e. Il cn<tonsrf IN white
uoortA the Judge firss sent<Dced tie
prisoner - reosiss nfty lasbss for he
theft and six dsys later h, b shof for
the musdsx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

Ca1csoo. D-c ~ 7h~ fsmeo< Davis.
viii cs-~ u setfied and sllDo00oo fhs
value II the estate - Andrsv ,. D&<is.
czses that hss ever icsn fri,d u cp1-k
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
second Dividend Declared.

WASHINGTON. Dec. lR-The comptrol-
Ter Of the currency has declared Sec
ond dividend Of Is per cent OF the insol-
vent Citizens National bank Of Hills
borough. Ohio. making in all 40 per
cent. amounting to $40 5S3A on claims
proved agregating S32839l.16
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19
TRAIN wREcKERs SENTENCED.
They Got Thirty Years Each In
Seven Cascs

AUSTIN, Texas. Dec. ls.-WalIace.
Dcaton. Shelton and Bronson. four
train robbers who held up the Inter
national express at Dnvel week ago
Sunday night, were brought 70 trial to-
day and all four confessed They were
given thirty i've years each in seven
cases, the lightest sentence the Law
allowed, reconsideration of the fact that
they confessed and did away with q
k~s.l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1d-It is rumored
here that the government has decided
to issue new batch Of bonds. The free
gold now in the treasury amounts to
only e50000.000, and there are some
bankers who say that the gold exports
within the next six months will more
than exhaust that sum. 1t Is said that
the only obstacle to the immediate issue
OF the bonds is q slight disagreement as
to whether the rate Of interest shall be
d or 3 per cent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

GurHRax. @ T.. Dec ia fee days
ago q Creek Indisn ess charged with
lssarsier ane theft. He Vas tired N the
eourf of Fssiala snd convicted q both
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

All honest scris ~ toll wiil hail with
delight the fact thai the nev tarig tih
reduces TIE 3uty on siisnscnds thssty-
three per cent-+Bs5 C4y Tf5bsae.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

.,l,.,~ -. -. ,.ti., ~ l6 A. !. kes,r>
shs 80 1sT9 .r5 fhe -. ~ ssner.I
sax.~-.,.. - sh~ raps~ c.rr~.r< ~,sh.
s.,s % go 49, ,.ss,ss.s;.s - nj, "a 6esr. snS svs,.-s
49, - - 49, a. h.r s.lS- 80 sI.f
80 s ~, = - s-s -.es- - 81 -ssss-s 60
S.s.t.r - - ss--~. - - -. - o.
ssss -sh es1 !. s~...-a 49, = "a "a
r..'.s,sx a 49, :. - essss.<;cs - s.s.ss~. 80 80
snd sspse1s''s 20 49,. snS1 ss 80 = 9 s.sxl
= % -. - ssss -. . .. ass.i5~as - ,hs ra;ssd Z
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

II LOCKS like Nnr8~n FarseH would
-cor ksse - take . u&ik. The wtikinr
~ god. hosster. We've triei it--IoBia
S<ntft<l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

WASHINGTON. Dec IA secrstary Car
Isle has received and accepted the fol-
lowing resignstions: J. G. Biglin. a.
sistsnt appraiser. New York; Dennis
Egan, collector internal revenue. district
Of Florida; John j. Ridgway.. surveyor
Of customs. Philsdelphia; Thco. b VIII
lis naval officer. New York; Thomas v.
Cooper. collector Of customa Philadel-
phia; Thomas j. Powers, naval officer.
Philadelphia; William 7. Hopper, col
Iector Of customs, Perth Amboy, N. j.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

In this view 70 seems proper 10 also
quote from letter written By the min
ister % the secretary ~ The state on
March :. fstl. nearly year prior TO the
fret step taken toward annexation.
Here the letter quotes letter pub
iisded in the Journal last week, IA which
Mr.. Stevens exinces a thorough knowl-
edge cf the intentions Of the resoia-
tiohiet8
To minister % this temper. foil q
red for annexstion. the message pro-
cestls. thsse seemed 70 arise IN January.
1Sia the precise opportunity for which
he vzs wsschfuliy vsiting and ee are
qaffe prepared Tor the exulant entha
ssasm which In letter to the state de
paktment dated February I. l~Ss1 he de
q lresr The Hawaiian pear - noR fuH
fit,e snt ms = th@ gssl.isn hc0r ks, the
Uhttezi States b piaek ~
-tss further ilisfsirAfioa cf the activity
q thss dspiomats . repress atztive. aften-
tsnn = csssle.i 81 the Escf vast ~ The day
fas above lefte< eas written spparently
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-19

The resolution was referred 10 the
committee on contingent expenses
Mr.. Hapsbrough addressed the senate
on a bill introduced by. him Thursday.
to appropriate s1.000oo0 fos the ex-
termination of the Russian thistle. The
bin was referred to the committee on
agriculture.
Mr.. Dolph then took the floor. accord
ing 90 notice. and addressed the senate
in a set speech Of conmdrrsble length on
the tariff question. At the close of Mr..
Dolph's speech the senate AZ 30 o'clock
adjourned until tomorrow.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-09-28
Lame Justice.

Knut Myhre, who lives west OF Ar
gyle, had some wheat stolen recently
and the theft was tracked to party
from Roseau who had sold the wheat
at Argyle. County attorney Brown
Wits notified, SO the SHEAF is inform
ed, and lie sent, Mr.. Carr, his assis-
tant, 70 Argyle with instructions to
dismiss the case unless the plaintiff
would give bonds for cost. Mr..
Myhre, who is a responsible farmer,
did not consider it necessary for him
to do this, in MS much us tl,eevilence
| against the man was clear, hence the
case w;ls dismissed. Failing to get
the fellow prosecuted, Mr.. Myhre de-
Innnded pay for his wheat, which lie
got. Ii the above is in accordance
with the facts, nn,l the 3SHEAF.s is in
| formed tlnlt it is, then justice is cer-
| tair.ly very lame in this county We
fear that the county attorney is ac-
tuated byil false ideil of economy
When he refuses to prosecute clear
Icrimin:il cases like tlle above. That
lie is carpfnl md will not start any
rash criminal proceedings at county
expense is all right and good, but lie
should remember, ,also, tl,at the
county pays linn for prosecuting
lcriininal cases, aud not for settling
them. nor for covering up or white
washing crime.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-09-28
4 Morning Blaze,

The people OF Warren were reused
from their sleep by Il fire alarm at
about hall past five o'clock yester-
day morning. A fire had started in
the loft OF one of Mr.. Wincilester's
barns back OF his store, an exceed
ingly bad place for a fire to start in,
and forn little while it looked very
threatening for the surrounding pro-
perty. Luckily, there was not the
least breeze at the time, and hence
no difficulty to confine the fiie to the
building where it originated. TIE
Fire Department. responded prompt
ly and i'll IL short time had two
streams playing on the burning
building, which then was emitting i,
great deal OF heat and almost igrfit-
ed the barn adjoining The LITTLE e1-
gine did good work, surely, whei, it
got started, and the brave fircmen
deserve credit for their efforts.
The origin OF he fire is a mystery.
Tom Kettle, who slept in the barn,
says that when he was walked by his
alarm clock, upon looking up, he be-
held the fire on the loft and inme.li-
ately jumped up and gave the aiarln
and got the horses out. One OF the
horses was the valuable stallion Dol
lar. Mr. Winclester carrie,l no in-
surance on the building. the only
property he owns that is not ins,,r-
c,. After all, it is very fortunate
that the tire WITS not more disns-
irons.
A chemical engine in addition to
the one we have is necessary for ef-
ficent fire protection, IL necessarily
takes some little time to get the
steam engine ready for work while !,
chemical engine is always .charged,
ready to put~ont an incipient fire.
Hallock has both kinds and we be
lieve it would be a good investment
for Warren.