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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04

enstricker, T Jones; Springfield. S.
a. Parker. q. G Kibaer. supply; Slanes-
VILE, j. II. Anderson; Morgan. Linwocd
ammo nd; Gsinsboro, w. w. Watts;
Wardensvllle, 9. L Potter; Capon
Bridge, c. III. Wood; Listonburg. d NJ.
Brown; Monterey, w. II. Wolf; Nc Dow.
ell, f. M. Totten.
Il. P. Hammill, president Wesleyan
Institute; Collins Denny, professor in
Vanderbilt University; w. ID. Keene,
student at Vanderbilt University; j.
s. Hutchinson, edis,r Christian Advo.
cate; John a. Kern, professor in Ran.
dolph- Macon College,; j. 2. Hyde. presi-
dent Valley Female Institutes; B w.
Bond, principal Front Royal Academy;
ID. III. Sherman, professor in Front
Royal Academy, and A. A. P. Neal,
general colporteur.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
THE vENEzUEL BOUNDARY
United States Mediation Politely But
EirmlY DeclIned

United States Mediation Politely Rnt
Firmly Declined.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-There ia rea-
son to bslteve that the British govern
mene has given our ambassador. Mr..
Baysrd, to understand, in response to
MS representations in the Venezuelan
oou ndery matter and his suggestion tina
1t be submitted to arbitrstion, that il
must persist in regarding the subject az
one In which only Great Britain and
venezuela are concerned.
ot c"urso tho idea was sat out ve-v
dipioma'icaliy ana oourtaously so as to
avoid giving orense as far as possible.
while still making it plain that the
United States could not be regarded as
having any proper interest in the ma
ter so, IS 1t stands. the British gov
ernment still insists upon it's absolu to
title and right to occupy ell OF the ter
irlsory to the eastward OF the Schom-
berg line.
Whtlo protesting willingness to
submit to arbitration its claim to the
lands lying west OF the line, this was
tho offer made 10 Venezuela wears ago
and 1t has not been modified ia any
respect since, Notwithstanding Mr..
Bayard's efforts.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
a FAMOUS SOLDIERS DEATH.
Major q. G. Hamilton Murd cred
at Morgantown, Ky.
MAJOR Hamilton and 1OI Associates
with Only Few Tools. Conceived
and Executed the Plan of Iunneling
Under the Old Pr..ou wills at
Richmond in 1s64-The Murderer
Arrested.

MoRGANTowN, KY, April 3-Mor-
gantown is in q fever of excitemens
over the murder. which occurred at
o'clock this morning. Of Msj. A. G.
Hamilton, the famous originator aHd
executor Of the escape from Libby Prison
In 1864. Sam Spencer has been arrested
and placed in jail with evidence against
him. Alfred Belcher, who was with
Spencer says Spencer is the man who
fired the shot. Major Hamilton's name
is famous throughout the country, and
no has received many notices from the
magazines in the United States
Tho escape Of Maj. Hamilton and his
1C4 associates from tho famous cd
Li6bcy prison, at Richmo nd, Va, is
one Of the most interesting Incidents Of
the civil war. Maj. Hamilton was Of
the Twelfth kentucky cavalry. end
with hin wero opfined Capt James A.
Johnson, Of the Eleventh cavalry. and
Lieut.: ed. Noble, OF the First Ksn-
lucky infantry They conceived the
idea OF tunneling out of the old prison
and with only few crude implements
began tho task. After digging for
forty i've nights they saw daylight,
and with them l04 other officers made
their escape. Toe officers made their
appearance in Louisville on the night
OF March 3. 1864 The tunnel they Dug
was seventy five foot long and three
feet In diameter. MANY CT those who
escaped were recaptured.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
Minister rerron's Marrow Escaps

CoNsrANrfNoPLE. Apcil 3 Tho
Unised States minister to Turkey, Mfr.
Alexauder w. Terrell, narrowl escsp al
being shot to day. y man WHO was be-.
ing pursued 6Y III, poles drew q RAJ
volver in the place 1axim and Cred
several shots Mt his pursuers. Mr.. Ter
rell who happened To b. passing across
the square in his Carriage al tre man
nred' was in great danger OF heing hit.
This caused the minister's cavass to
jump from tho carriage and aeiza thu
man who was firing. Tho latter tried
to stab tho csvsss. bus was overpowered
and arro.tei
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
Nicaraguan Canal Commissioners

WASHINGTON, April 3.--The Presid en- /
has salec led under provision OF the
sundry civil appropriation bill, the fol-
lowing perlons as board 20 investigate
and report upon the feasibility, perma-
hence and expense Of the Nicaragua
canal on route proposed by the CON
struction company: From the army,
Maj. VIM Ludlow, corps OF engineers:
from the navy, Commander u. T. Endi
colt, civil engineer; from civil lite,
Alfred Noble, OF Chicago, member OF the
American Society OF Civil Engineers
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
Fatally Injured in AN Yleva,or

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April THE
elevator at tho store of the metropolitan
Furniture Company, of this city. fell q
distance ottseive feet at noon to-day.
carrying with 1t seven passengers, i've
men and Two women. Tho j,r, az tho
car struck Tho bottom. loosenAd the four
hesvy counter"eights. which came
crashing down THROUGH the wire root of
tho car, and struck James Ii. Dowrer
and l. II Walker, who received prob
ably fatal injuries Wm. j Dyour, J.
g. Stevens, who wss runnitg tina ele-.
vator. and DR.. w. IL Young W re-
slightly hurt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
The Iron Queen Destroyed by Fire.

PoMERoY, o., April 3.-'rhe Pittsburp
and Cincinnati packet Iron Queen was
destroyed by fire at Antiquity, twelve
miles above here, at s o'clock this
morning. One colored chamberm id
Was lost. All the passengers were
saved, with most OF their Baggage. The
boat was bound for Plttsbur9. At
Racine, ten miles above here, she took
on lot OF baled straw, and while wing
az Antiquity tho lamp exploded In the
engine room. setting the boat on fire,
which rapidly communicated to the
straw. The boat was burned to the
waters edge and the hull sank In deep
water two hours after tho fire. The
Iron Queen, which was tho pride of the
Onio rivsr Is quoted at $50, Ooo
Sho is Insured in Pittsburg agencies for
about half tina. amount.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
Report of AIorrlsnn.s murder nonied

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Senor Rom ero,
tho Mexican minister, IL in receipt Of a
report from the governor Of the Ssate of
Vera Cruz, Mexico, dated on the 92nd
ulto., stating that the authorities of The
City of C-rdova, noar which town r q.
morrison, an American citizen, formerly
OF Detroit, Mich, WAS reported to have
been murdered by bandits, are wi.hous
Toe slightest Information about the sup
posed murder of Mr.. Morrison, who
seems to be unknown to them. The
published statements that Morrison had
been robbed and murdered are declared
10 be- haaelesa
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
Henry Hammond Dead

DANIkLsoNvILLE, Conn. April =
Henry Hammond, the Aboli,ionist, died
mere THIS morning. He WAS born in
fomtret Conn, in 1914. He was in
s,runen'al in forming the irss anti.
slavery society in tho State and in lS47
was associated with Hon. Salmon p
Smith, OF New York, and others in
forming tho memorable Buffalo plat.
form. His residence in Pomfres formed
INK in tho underground railway"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
ELECTRIU FLASHES.

Augustus kohn, member of the firm
of kohn, Ruck 81 Lippmsu, councillors
at law, shot himself at the Sturteyant
house, New York, some time between 0
O'Clock Tuesday night and Wednesday
III orDlng.
Mrs. Paran Stevens. ono Of the best
known womon in New York society.
died yesterday afternoon OF grip. Mrs.
Stevens was born in Lowell, Mass,
nearly seventy years ego.
The Japanese legation has received
official notice by cable that the negotis.
lions OF the peace ENJOYS have been
resumed Tho envoys must now deal
with tho main question of the final
terms Of peace.
The attorneys for tho widow of Frod.-
erlck Douglass s,nto thai there will be
no contest ovor the wall. and that al
a1aicable agreement Will be reached BIZ
toe heirs
TIE Spanish legation at Washington
does not credit this report that tho
Spanish admiralty Office has coIgrn;u-
LATED Lieutenant Ybarra on his course
IN aring on tho American steamer
A!linncs Tho repori is credited 10
revoIuilonGry sources.
Complete returns OF the Chicago city
TICKET give Swift, for msyor, l43,ll7;
Wentar, l02,l97; Holmes (Pop J, I2,4lu.
Swift's plurality, IS $40. The civil ser
vice measure has been adopted by ms
j)rity of 57.O5i.
Returns from fourteen Missouri towns
show eight were carried by tho Demo
Gratis, two by tho Republicans and four
non partisan.
The most noticeable feature of ths
.hinnesoti municipal elections was tho
success Of the license ticket in nearly
evory place where the liquor question
was at issue.
Tuesdays municipal election,
throughout Kansas generally show vic
tories for Republican candidates by
good msjorities. Tho prohibition ques-
tion WAS th" psedominaGinS issue, and
in several instances party lines were
lost in the fight for that principla.
Moses Craven, tho negro reported last
night rs having been elected TO the
lower house Of the municipal assembly
from the Fifteenth wl;d of s.. Louis,
was defeated and G. orge Sippel,
While Damocrat, elected In his stead.
Toe republicans made a clean swaop
in the Denver city election. Every
man on their ticket WAS elected by .
leans also elected all tho aldermen
Near North Baltimore, Ohio, Fred
Mesghor. OF Bradford, Pa, and Ike
Tenny, of Youngstown. Ohio, fought to
finish for purse OF $3.50 and side
bet. Mesgher knocked OFT his op1o-
nent in tho seventeenth round.
Attorney General Oluey returned to
Washington yesterday from short trip
to Boston. Secretary Carlisle also re-
turned from brief visit TO his brother
who ~ Ill OF Independence. Ky.
A Paris dispatch says tho widow OF
Alexander Dumas died yesterday.
Gen. Samuel J. Lee, the colored brig.
adler general OF the National Guard,
was buried at Charleston. s C, yester.
day with military honors. II is esti.
mated 10000 people were in attendance.
A telegram from Providence. r. /,
states that twenty. one voting districts
gave T'ppitt. Republican, 3.545; Little
Held, Democrat. 1888 showing Re.
publican gain OF 2s7 over last years
vote.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
The Presidents Brother Asked to Re.len.

WATERFOWL, N. Y April 3.-By a
vote OF 4S 10 l, during an exciting seq
sion. tbs congregation Of the Presby.
terrain church at Chumont, this county,
last evening decided to ask Rev. VIM.
Cleveland, brother OF President Cleve.
land, to tender his resignation Of the
pas.or,te. 1t is understood that poll
tics has been a disturbing element,
although Mr.. Cleveland took no part in
politics. Mr.. Cleveland will appeal to
tho PresbyterY.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
a Chicago Banker $50, 900 Short.

CHICAGO, April 1t has been dis.
covered tina. w. Griffin, assistan.
cashier OF the Northwestern National
Bank OF this city, is defaulter TO the
extent OF S50,000. He has bean ar
rested and has confessed. Gri6in's
shortage will in no wise effect the
standing of the bank and creates no OK :
element.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.
The List Of the Appointment S
f33ade.

Mr.. Hamnor, of Greene. Memorial, Goes
toll ST. Paul's, BnItimore-NIr. Stanton,
of Trinity, Goes to ReIstertown, Md.
MIR. Lock Retained ut st. James-Mr.
Collins Goes to vinton-rheir Success
sors Given Below.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
baseball Yesterday.

At Danville, Va Boston, %; Dan.
vile, 10 Game called at the end OF the
seventh inning on account CT darkness.
At Petersburg, Va.-Pniladelphia, s;
Petersburg, 6.
At Norfolk, Va Norfolk. 2; Ian
castor, 0.
AT Nashville, Tenn. la;
Cleveland, 10.
Az Charlottesville. Va-University
OF Virginia, 3; University OF Vermont, 3.
At Charleston, s -Pittsbu,g. 5;
Washington, 3. Washington az Rich.
mond o-day, Pittsbuig at Colum bia.
S. c.
At Raleigh. N. baltimore, 90;
Wake Forest College, 8.
At Chapel Hal, N C-University OF
North Carolina. IL; la FaYette, ..
OUR store Is crowded. from nor ing
Till night. Imported millinery Ia the
attra;ticn. Palais Royal, l0l Salem
avenue,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04
Disgraceful Scene In the Belgian ohsmbs 9,

BRUSSELS, April 3.-At the close of
the sitting OF tho chamber OF deputies
to-day, q quarrel occurred between M.
De Fissufeaux, socialis. deputy, and
Nj. Helliputte, a Catholic mem Der OF the
house. The two men fiaally came to
blows and several OF their supporters
engaged in fs'icuifs. The officials OF
tho chamber had great difficulty in
quelling the disorder.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-04

ing pistols with which they are not ex-
pert, mus give them to the govern
mene. There is news from tho field
now In Havana, which the papers here.
II they cared TO, could not print without
being closed up
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-19
Central Meat Market
Cured

A morbid appetite for strong
drink (alcohoD by drinking our
mild, refreshing Seattle Beer. On
draught at Criterion.
G.. II. Harrison, practical piano
and organ maker and tuner, cal
furnish best factory references.
Ordres left at Hawaiian News eco.
will receive prompt attention. All
work guaranteed to be the same
as done in factory.
Bicyclers are likely to get cut,
scraped, sprained, bruised, or
some way hurt. No matter which,
an application of Readings
Russia Salve will take away the
smart and pain, and cure the
trouble in hurry. Thousands
of wheelmen never 90 on the
road without it. Why should
youi 25 cents buys it of any drug
gist. Handy box for your pocket.
Hollister Drug Co., Agts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-19

At Phoenix, Arizona, one DR..
Rose, with two confederates, at
tempted to murder DR.. Williams
and his young wife and daughter.
The sheriff was in waiting and
after two warnings. shot Rose
dead. Mrs. Williams was former
ly the wife of DR.. Rose in Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16
AMONG RACE HORSE MEN.
What they are Talking About at the state
Fair Grounds

The fair grounds was a busy place
yesterday. II was one Of the most in
teresting places in the city II spend a
hot day as all the horsemen are Just
now talking about what is expected
from hOrsefiesh this fail The principal
topic yesterday was the opening of the
grand circuits.
The opening race meeting Of the
grand old circuit commenced yesterday
at Saginaw. Mich. and goes down the
line 10 Hartford. Conn. Ending Sept
.. extending over a period OF eight
week inducements 10 horse men who
are out in the campaign are upwards Of
$4,000. Saginaw gives So 600. Detroit
500, 900. Cleveland. o.. $4,000 with two
weeks a. Buffalo, y. Y. where SO. 600 is
hung up. Next comes Rochester. with
so. 600. Old Fleetwood has fallen in
line. Offering $4,000 for trotters and
PAGERS 10 contend for. while Charter
Oak track at Hartford. Conn, offers
So, 900.
The popular southwestern circuit
swings into line AT Terre Haute. Ind
August ;. and offers $40. 0O0 and runs
uninterruptedly till time FOR frost. Oc-
tober Is. The opening meeting in this
circuit will be on the FAST four cornered
track az Terre Hauts. Ind. where Rob
err ! and Joe Patchen fought out that
thrilling race record heat n 2.02l-.
Chicago claims attention next with
$50 600 and then comes Chillicothe. -
and the Buckley state capital offers a
Ike amount Louisville. keutucksv's
metropolis. with new cutfit-track
and grand stand-hsS hung up $4,000.
4 return Is then made - Indianapolis.
where S20. coo IS the attraction. Fo-:
Wayne. Ind, the first course where 2.li
was beaten. offers $50 010. a return IS
then made - the worlds record track
az Tcrre Haute. and the association Will
give so. eoo.
Offering S955.(s00, * IL not evident that
there Is money IN the business Il YOU
can be fortunate enough q bring Your
horse - The edge - win 4 part q t.
and with hundreds q other meetings z,
progress. there x certainly ample OF
portunity offered all horsemen.
Galesbure. Ill. where some ~ our
Wichita horses are entered Is not In
cluisd in the above circuit viii com
mard attention with an attractive pro-
gram and princely offerings
The harness racers have been going
unusually fast for 50 early il the sea-
son. ard Judging from the time made
indications point 20 quite a re.iu~ricn fl
records before the years campaign
closes.
While the boys were discussing The
probable developments OF the grand
Theodore Shelton took a record 81
sI11s ar Lansing. Mich. and Bert OIL
yer Won 20 pace al Davenport. Iowa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16

Mrs. y. Bruhn has returned from d
three months visit 10 Chicago.

Mrs. \. Bruhn has returned from a
three months visit TO Chicago.
Mrs. ]. II. McIntire of ST. Louis is
with her husband at the Carey.
Professor Montgomery who has been
quite sick for about a week is GONZALES
ing.
David Hays and his son Walter have
Joined the Wichita colony az Geuda
Springs.
Mr.. Sasher OF Wellington was in the
city yesterday the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Childe.
Miss Cora Hettinger has gone to
Pennsylvania for a visit that will ex-
tend about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Biting and fam
lily are enjoying fishing outing in But
Ter county.
The Sons of Herman and their ladies
held a picnic on the Little river Sunday
and had a good time.
Mrs. ]. II. Hartman and Mrs. J. J.
Mcnamara start this morning for
Gleenwood Spring. Colo
Miss Floy Gilmore Of Caldwell IS the
guest Of Mrs Ben Garland at her home,
1853 North Topeka avenue.
Bill McClurg was pulled last night
for operating 4 bootleg establishment
IN the place formerly occupied by JEFF
Crouch as a saloon.
Ed Greer OF the Winfield Courier was
in the city yesterday on business. lie
reports an immense corn crop in Cow
ley county with all conditions encourag-
ing.
J. F. Allen and wife and Mrs ". o.
Thomas returned from their Walnut
river outing last evening. The balance
Of the party including Judge SIuSs ana
family. were left in camp.
Mrs. Bruhn. wife OF Captain Tony
Rruhn. has returned after a three
months visit with eastern friends
Captain Bruhn who has been patching
al this time is happy again.
Tom Laws was convicted in the 20
Ice court Yesterday for breaking the
law. He was charged with stealing a
pair OF shoes from Mr.. 7 ecnin- he was
fined SO and given sixty days in jail
Marshall Cartwright did not want for
the police 10 get him Sunday night He
went 70 the station and informed ne
police that the ONLY way re could get
I'd OF the jag ne was then enjoying was
- be locked UP. He had MS wishes
fulfilled
J W. O-NeilI. superintendent % the
electric street car lines. has returned
from = nine week El-sL - 40 a. -
during which he visited New YORK.
Boston and other places. spending
most ot the tine. however, a. his Old
home = Cornecficut-
c. z. Alling has received telegram
from Arizona announcing ths sal IL
tellizence that his son Eho Was n TIE
regular army there was accidentally
shot Saturday. from the effects o.
which he died Saturday night he
was buried yesterday
Mrs A Basely accompanied by heF
son. returned % her home Il the ts--
r.t0-y this morning. DisolEie and re-
ssrt wiH that home now seem Is
cares sad duties VIII be Gnllghisd by
hope % happiness. viii prove but ~
.rks-nla burthen. The sympataies -,
the Eagle snd OF many friends 60 VIE
her.
Justice Jones Is learning % rld@ a b.
cye.e The wheel however. BEHAVES
badly and bucks the Judge OF Merit
Bert told Jones 10 hyPnotlSs the ~H.ssl
bat the bicycle seems 70 have hy7-o;iz-
= Jones. and re tries - walk On bis
head sometimes. and at others iae JUS
tee of tae peace takes notion 20 80
one way and the wheel anoias. Way.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16
WICHITA JUST Now HARD UP.
Will Want to Know How Much the Joint
Prosecution is Going to Cost, First.

Mr.. j. NJ. Knapp, president Of the
board of trustees of Paramount college,
received a telegram yesterday from
Rev. Frank L. Ferguson, secretary of
the American Educational society at
Boston, stating that last Monday the
Educational society voted $1,000 10 the
college for the coming year, provided
there was raised on the home field 81
500; the board are authorized to open a
freshmans' class in September next. \
telegram was also received from Rev.
y. j. Morrison, D. D., who was at
Drury college at Springfield for four
teen years and raisel over three hun
dred thousand dollars for that school,
accepting the presidency Of FairmOunt
college. and stating that he would be
here in a few days.
The board of trustees and the friends
Of FairmCunt Institute have done good
work in raising Paramount 10 the grade
of a college, and they desire 10 have the
hearty cooperation of the people of
Wichita and Southwest Kansas TO en-
able them to make Paramount college
one of the finest educational institu-
tionS in the west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16
WANT AN En- IA SESSIONs
Members of the Legislature Say They will
Hold An Extra Session.

A. G. Jordan, sergeant-at-arms OF the
Kansas house of representatives. was
in the city yesterday on business.
Speaking of an extra session of the
legislature Mr.. Jordan said:
Il think there will in all probability
be an extra session of the Legislature
next winter to redistrict the state.
The constitution requires the state
to be redistricted every five years com
mencing with the year 1883, and that
will require the redistricting TO be done
next year.
The question has been raised as to
whether if the redistricting is omitted
the next house being elected by the old
districts would be a legal legislature.
some very able lawyers claim that A
house so elected would be legal because
an omission of the legislature could not
annihilate the Legislative branch OF the
state government.
These same lawyers. however. who
hold TO this view also claim that ii is
the sworn duty of the legislature TO re-
district the state next year.
Il have not heard Governor NORTH
express himself in regard to the extra
session, but il is generally reported that
he is opposed to 1t and will refuse 10
call the legislature together next
spring.
Il have seen two-thirds OF the men,
berS of the legislature in the last SIX
weeks and they say the constitution re-
Guires them TO redistrict the state and
that they are going to meet and do it
whether the governor calls them to-
gether or not.
1T is reported that Alexander War
rem OF Cherokee county and John Sea-
ton of Atchison county are opposed to
the extra session. They are the only
members that l have heard of object
ing. These men both hold positions un-
der the administration"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-16
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The w. c. T. u. will meet at 2:3o
o'clock this afternoon at their rooms
opposite the postoffice. All are invited.
The Woman's Unitarian society will
meet with Mrs. Richardson, al North
Market street, Tuesday at 2:3O p. m.
The lawn fete TO be held at the home
of Charlie Fordham's, SO South Law
renee avenue. WEDNESDAY evening, will
be the social Of the season. A pro-
gram including music and recitations,
will be rendered. Refreshments will
be served during 1.-THE evening by the
young ladies.
A meeting Of the members of 'Fron-
tier Hook and Ladder company" will
be held at the fire marshars office, city
building, Wednesday evening, July IL
a o'clock to arranger details for pay
ing respectful tribute to the first piece
Of fire apparatus brought to the city,
which will be shipped on Thursday to
Saltwater O. T