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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

1lNoR RENT-A new store at oss West fth
eHreet Apply to o W. eth street IFS Ct
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

NoTIGE-I hereby notify the public that |
In have go agents or solicitors and any one
repre- scntlhg himaelf as such Ia fraud. }.
II. Cummings. Plot ographer, 802 Market ST.
j20-3t-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

TTloR sALE-For want OF use nice pacing
III mare years old afraid Of nothing. aud
buggy, built by Jones Guthrie q Co, a
Frcat bargain, Apply at Strains stables,
Walnut street below Seventh. Jl9-t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

NyOriCE-AH bills of the Diamond State
AN Carpet Cleaning upholsteripg and Matt
trees factory are to be paid only TO me, Horace
Valentine. tlg-4t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

JToR SALE--A young hay marc years old
10 next April we'll broken, sound and
TcntIe. Apply TO James Brown, Bulls Head
Hotei, West Fourth street on Friday or Sat
hrday jl9-2t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

yNMMiNGToN STORAGE hxcHANsE
prices paid for furniture Old stoves ooushs
sold and exchanged. Gasoline, oil and gaa
stoves repaired Bricks and CRATES put In
Pipes put up and heaters cleaned and res
paired. Carpets refrlgerators, oil cloth for
sale at pricea TO suit Gail OF send postal.
l0O5 orange street. MO
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05
And in IA Good Roads State.

A sample of the way Dad noiey i
wasted has been shown III Monmouth
street during the past Week. There
We're some holes in The roadb.d and
they were filled up with clay and
gravel. Then men We're set ~ WU:h
sA.oyeling the sand and dir ont OF the
cutters. aud the sod ana grass that had
grown there. and this was thrown Oh
top OF HE clay and gravel.
II Il sand road is wanted there's no
Use OF going 10 the -Xpen>. ~ putting
clay and gravel Oh it. for the fnunia
tiou ~ th.. road i sand. before amy top
dressing j. put ont il: but lis Il double
waste Of money 10 cover up The sand
with clay and gravel. ami then cover up
The clay and gravel with more sand.
Red Bank Register.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

The good roads movement In tonn.c-
ticu'. which was started 10y the last
session OF the Legislature, has proved
10 ~ 1. popular uue, eighty III lh- owu>
having applied ~ thy highway com
mission f"r The State aid provided by
the statute. This m-an> Il good many
miles u roads built according 10 The
Specifications u tll. State commission
and under - practical supervision.
Eac! section Of road ordered ha> Ia he
visited ~ L o. more n-lubrl> ut 'he
aMu.>>ioa. who are AL practical men
and one II them an "ugin,-r. before.
Tie state motley cau IL given. The
popularity ~ III" movement had nut
'i'-.A anticipated. IA" Legislators appar-
r..-ly ~ realizing the desire ot lh,.
people So: 1i.,. State. especially II Me-
t@rl.iig sections. To- establish ,,ei,vr
transportation for 'lirir products.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05
Contrasting Harmony

On The occasion Of The second u.
rilgr Of Madame Malibran. III. w,rlt
famous singer. says Monsieur L..-uu..
in his "k-colleciion>.' @h- asked Tn,
fnrr.. who wis one Of III. ylr,r. -.
play.
Play before YOU. madame" -,
claimed le. Il could mo-, think Of T.
Besides. | am too anxious 10 hear Won
"But you'll! not hear me. Mousj..,
Thalberg. am not supposed 10 y
here Il; all: II j. merely IA woman lea,
tired Win The fa,.gu-s Of the day.
haven't Il noe left: | should be- sjnnh
.X.~rahie."
SO much The better; i, viii Civ, n,
courage"
You mss; upon III Very we'll: yoi
Shall have your WISH
She vas "a good. or IA bad. A. ~.
word. Hey voice sounded harsh: 't.r.
WAS not Il spark uf genius in II. Ey4.
her mother remarked upon il. and enid
81 her for il.
WV ~ NHf' ~ - YOUR iit'i!
Monsieur Thalbcrg.' The p%resenc. g..
such a listener put him Oh his m.'i).
and h. drew from his Instrument vi
ihr wealth Of tone IL could afford. A,
hr went on. Malibran's face gradual,
changed. her tired eyes grew bright
her no>'ril> began 10 culver.
"Adnirablr'" cried she. when the La.
note had died away. Now it is nv
iuru. She sang again. and This tin,
Win II" gn OF fatigue or liStlesSn-SS
|, was 10 longer tn. same woman. il
Thalberg collld only uIurmur, 30 mad
anne. madame"
She had barely finished. when he sal
with animation. Now IL Is my turn.
Malibran's genius had inspired his mas
ierly but severe style. Currents Of elec
trir fluid SEEMED TO run from his I'LL
gers owe the keyboard.
4: III. last bar. MaliOran burst mi,
v.p!cnI Sobs. she shivrrtd from head L,
foo; and had - be- supported from IN
room. In a few moments she reapp-ar
ed. aud with up!iftrd head and iashin.
eyes. hurried 10 the piano.
Now il is my turn". she exclaimed
She RESUMED that strange duel and
sang four pieces. increasing in grand
eur AS >h,. Went On. unconscious Of ry
-rythiny. in her growing excitement
until she. noticed Thalbery'> face bats
ed III lrarS as her own had been.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

The easiest way Ia conN"rt y man "a
th,. good ruad> proposition i To per
suade him 70 mount the festive bicvc Gle.
master IL. curves ami wheel the inStru-
upon the name. and where bumps ar"
the most conspicuous thing III evidence.
A few repeti'ions Of al experience like
This will make th.. eN~prrimentrr an I'll
tLusiastic petitioner for tn. best that
can be had in the line az roads. Heaven
will TAKE Oh an additional charm for
this man when he i reminded OF The
perfect p~nvclneut> thar ar" Il feature OF
the final ahoi. OF th, riyh,.ou>.-I.os
Angeles Times.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05
odd ~llelusiOns.

In a recent lecture in London. 10y Ir
W. Il. towers of the Royal Sori"iy.
SOM. curious facts We're stated con
corning the optical dclusions suffered
lay victims ~ epilepsy ~ the coinmcnce'
mcul ~ their attacks.
IN, man for wears WAS always warn
"a " "A coming III by II sensation 81
humping or beating in the chest. Whit
gradually extended 20 tlie head. Then
So pul>atiny lights appeared. wlilrl
>%ceilir,i "a draw nearer. Ia m !n>lal,
these We're gone. and in ibeir siac'
Mas he figure of an aged ;woIiiail
wearing Il rod CLOAK. and always tAr
same in appearance. and dress. who "l-
frrrd The patient something tLai hai
he odor uf rnnlu.n beans. T!i-ll the
patient invariably ln>i r"~nsciousile>>.
Another east. cited was thai, IF 4 w"iil-
an whose attacks We're invariably pre-
coded iy Il vision Of London lying III
ruins. ne channel Of HE Thames h'i!Is
cnlptirl uf water in order !" receive me
ruhbi-A III me destroyed city. ana me
patient hrl.ry n. herself To- bc the ON!
survivor III ali il Inhabitants.
Sill another patient always >~r'i!!''l
90, himself. just before an attack. -
have been - down in the mid>; 't i
broad field III grass
The cau>r uf ,llr>r singular deep
t."u> ljr> in lA, brain. hui is 'I"''
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05
scotch Bull

General Wade constructed military
roads IN The Highlands or Scotland. An
obclisk was constructed 10 c~oInlncnor-
ate his achievement. OH which was III
scribed the following bull" intended
10 distinguish between natural and
made roads:
Had You seen these roads before he,
were made.
lou would lift up your hands and bliss
GcLcral Wai...
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

miser1blt >coundrels Of prus.:,,
within an iiicn "f their ra>cally l,y..r
The soldier munchcd .way =, -
broad with Il ~f"rocity thar ,nyy..,o,
that ne Imagined he was dry,uri,,
i'ru>>iAn alive. tn" crown pr.a..
laughed heartily; he thought. no Ami.
tha, The man had that day earned
right 10 express his opinion Of Pen.
slams. Rut his Young aid--ie-camn
his lips with patriotic INDIGNATION
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05
CHAPTER NNI-tContinued.l

"S a. ,bo, Mr..
~ Su'H ,o!'ous ,NaN Ri. =,
NnoN no ~ mnh.ar 49,.
'.,.a. a. ~" 49, w.ldin,-
.m -. n,.. mr a,r,toyai :.
,Inn,inr how ?, aver, m. danger thar
paa'h.ns no"
/, ha1 h..r q urea, cr;ef Ia lane that
Dor ,r,;.c,a5 rsr-;ace mad rau,.d a dill
f.r.n,. - he- -.la,ious with her father.
Pleased and nroud a. he had been AZ A.rr
sn,,,ss. il appeared to him a. though
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05
OF Cour>. They Are.

dearest .irl Of all. WAS The May '"'
letter hr-ia. !,
Right There. - Ia speak. he lurt'''
himself. -,
'ttf all" said She ~'ftly Ia hrF>''
"laru there are others.
Journal.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

- LfN .H N4t4> - 'H
ini>hiu. touches to '4' Simple wedding
breakfast.
And -, you were l. have married "ar
Colonel. Jenny. IL yoH rr%i-e!nt'r brow,
Ion. 40 ! -hoo-ut sou t8o Were court
r.t You Gcni.i it ;hr.. hu, after al
Il call- 4, pass. /, j. l.iIlcult T. deceive
:, lower. and you arr :" Pretty. | could
lot ,Aip~,t t. Keep yuu all g. my>,!: With
out q rival"
Sl.alr her gaze wandered over him
FROM hi r;ki>lly soodlcokin- face. wan
il bright blue eyes and ainher mu>iaoi"
o. hl> tell figure towering above her
AcAnow lodging thar lie MAS hanG>oiavi
AMI NOR, >o.tier-lhe than any one 81.
had eyer know u. lane felt that She wouil
rather die than bccvu.. lie wife.
Il rods as hard - ! could callor al
rh. way he -Apliinci. III was only ~
the last camp W. heard the news thai
th, Coluu,l was t. be married today
and tLeu. when | heard who II was hs
lurau, :" marry. | understood VIII! The
marriage had been KEY, So quiet. ! :v'
!ru'r g cvu. u ~ once. without tel.iIl-
anyone IAy reasons .or wishing L. te here
-and here ! am.
A. this juacturc Mrs. kroA looked il
AZ the door. which was hal: ajar.
The Sergeant. unconscious That ,he.
had an o~L-looAer. went Oh:
Il AIN glad that ! managed e arrive
In time. suppose | had CONE jus: a. Tie
marriage was over. what a dreadful
o.ew Il; would have been.
SUI the girl did TO; au>wer. She
wanted him - Say s;raicA., oui what h,
expected %: her: tibet. she could bette,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

Bumlry-W What You rhurrh psol
need is more tolerance in your e" :.
,r..iley- fancy we don't need !"
any more thau YOU need religion M
t~alerauce.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-05

According = s9I-e authorities -ae
les, foreign six used IL -al maxim, i
i.Ie J rC.-ca Plush. w.."l ! >aid j9
Law, .u.>. OF a;,a,a-l ~ - plush
makers il aly other country IL Euro,e.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-19

Everett. Dec IS SpeciaL-Chief Ma
theWs. having been instructed by the city
council TO enforce the ordinance relating 10
chimneys, declares his purpose o. making
a relentless raid on all stovepipes and ter
Ia Gotta hucs that he finds between Ever
EFT and Pacific avenues. lie Will give
twenty days notice and after that the or
dIuance viii Toe rlsidly enforced. II IS nee
essary for public SAFETY
Colvin's greenhouse, hear divers livery
stable. was damaged about 500 by fire last
night. The night was unusually cold, but
the fremen got a stream on.
At the meeting OF the Congregational So
Ciety last evening the following officers
were elected: Deacons. j. r Caithness
and " w. Baptie. The other deacons are
T. L. Judd and II. u. Smith; treasurer. Or
o r. Sturgeon, clerk, Mrs. \. g. Robe
trustees to fill vacancy. a. {. Robe. II. =.
Smith. The other trustees are j. +. Cath
ness. T. II. Sumner and c. 9. Brown. SUI
perlntendent OF Sabbath school Joel r.
Taylor: assistant, \. c. Robe. The church
has membership of 50, the Sunday school
ll9 The important work of the year was
the erection of the new church at "a cost Of
81 G9 a. including the seats The church
has fiourished under the pastorate OF Rev.
r. ". Butler.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-19
THE ROLLING OF THE CABLE.
Where Baumgartner Objected 10 Hay
ing II on His New Pavement.

A. o'clock this morning a hearing will
be had before Judge Langley 10 determine
whether the temporary order obtained by
\. j. Bumgarner the Second sfreee paving
contractor restraining the Seattle TransfS
Company from hauling the new cable Of
the Madison street road over the brick
pavement on Second street. shall be made
permanent. Baumgartner obtained the
temporary restraining order on The claim
that If the cable should be hauled over tho
street the new pavement would be badly
damaged.
The cable weighs O6S pounds and is
wound on a spool which Is six feet long.
eight feet i'm diameter. with end pieces six
inches thick. These end pieces are covercS
with o heavy strap iron. making really an
iron tire on the eight foot wheel. When the
spool Is resting there are oo24 pounds on
ona piece six inches long and one and one
half inches wide The transfer company
got the spool mp 10 Second and Marion
streets Monday night II was intended -
haul Il on Second 90 Union. up Union to
Third. along Thlrj 20 pike along Pike 10
Seventh. on seventh 70 Madison and thence
"a the power house. There IS one block or
Second street where The concrete under the
new pavement is st.ll new and not VOL set.
ana Contractor B3uWEar.ner was unwilling
20 ran the risk ~ having the spool hauled
over 4. unless the transfer company would
furnish n bond 20 repair any damage done.
The bond was not given, and 50 the re-
stratnsng order was secured. The transfer
company offers % lay down wooden string
ers six incnss thick ana sixteen inches vide
over whirI 20 run the spool. h1, this was
not satisfactory 20 ne contractor.
The entire weight ~ the cable would rest
on one brick 81 each end and city Ergi-
necr Thomson SAYS the brick would stand
the wfi1h' without iuiGry = he concrete
vaS harder AMI thoroughly seq
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-19
JOY II VENEZUELA.
The Enthusiasm i'm Caracas
Knows No Bounds. b
TO FIGHT ENGLAND lF NEED eE
The Republic Can Put 100. 900 Men I'm
the Fieid-AInerfcau Minister
SoreEaded.

New York. Dec lS-A special 10 the
Word from Caracas says: The news Of
Use Cleveland message. uncompromisingiy
UNFOLDING Venezuela and the Monroe doc
trine, created the widest JOY and enthusi-
asn Ii has produced new confidence in
the future Of the country. and il acts like
magic. The Venezuelan foreign office de-
clares that il vi, sustain the dignity and
severe .gnty of the republic by forcs If nect
essay, and 100 90 soldiers can be put n tho
field
The government declines 10 speak Of
ficlally in regard TO the UrTan incident.
but the World correspondent is ASSURED
that Il viii refuse TO ooncede the indemnity
Of So. 600, recently demanded ~ Great Br.-
tain.
It is reported mat EngIand's warshlps are
on their way here. The arrival OF the
American naval squadron Is anXiOusiy
awaited The Venezuelan press calls upon
the people TO show Their patriotism upon
this great occasion, and their gratitude TO-
ward the noble republic OF the north.
which has proved In the supreme crisis
its stsunch alliance TO the principles laid
down by lis most advanced statesmen in
the early years Of its history. The press
urges upon the people the duty of pre-
pairing for war with all their energy.
Special editions were issued by the news
papers IN the evening. relteraing the eX-
preston OF me popular Iecl-H6 % X at
tude There was at last a time for the
union Of political sentiment between North
and South America productive Of bench
cent results They also declare their con-
tdence IN the outcome of the commission
which President Cleveland proposes to
send to examine into the merits of the dis
pute with Great Britain.
Englishmen resident I'm Caracas betray
their uneasiness, but express the opinion
that there VIII ~ a peaceful solution.
Tonight Caracas Is crazy with patriotic
enthusiasm. The populace show that they
are deeply moved with gratitude toward
their sister republic. A grand mass meer-
ing was held In the public piazza tonight.
a which ringing speeches were made.
The American minister was serenaded.
grand bali in celebration of the event
which now absoTfs the thoughts Of Nene-
zueans viii be held January l at the
Union Club The minister of foreign af-
fairs called at the American legation to-
day and expressed to Minister Hazeltine
the thanks OF President Crespo. DR.. Pet
RE is about 10 depart for Europe on an
Important diplomatic mission.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-19

semtafiwes made a precip.tata reply %
President Caeyelaud's message Had X
bekn aIslVyei a little more time 10 get over
its 3exaaement. probably its vote would
hava al least been preceded by cecorous
d.sciissi5n OF the merits Of the case. Sena-
tc- chambers bll NAV help 70 put things
IN A clearer light and show the American
p8cpies fhe real meaning % the j.ngo pol
ny :, sthouEhtless3y acclaimed oby a GER
tan section"
Rema rkiug upon the american law and
legal oT6niop the editorial proceeds; a
curious evidence Of the ievity With which
Mr.. Cleveland has adopted his aggressive
policy is found in the fact that he actually
reduced the Monroe doctrine 10 a nulllty
BY admitting that America cannot object
10 any boundary adjustment that Vene-
zuela may make of her own free will Eng
land might possibly effect some very re-
n1arkabEe adjustments by Offering Kene-
zuela one-half the money Senator Chan
der asks the senate 10 vote for war pur-
poses ID which casS, according 10 Presi-
dent Cleveland. the United States would
have nothing 10 say 70 the great extension
Of European influence On the American
continent When the matter comes to be
weighed the American people are not like
IS IS place unlimited confidence in the
American president showing so little gem
uine appreciation Of a doctrine OF which he
made temporary capital, and when they
realize the mOustrous and insulting char
acter OF the demand preferred IN their
name they will recognize that our attitude
is the only attitude that the men OF their
blood could possibly adopt. or that they
could see us adopt without q blush"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-19
DebS Leaves the Ffrrmen.

Terre Haute, Ind, Dec. lS.-Eugens Y.
Debs mas voluntarily Withdrawn a. = mem
Der of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
FIrealsn, OF which order he was grand SEE
Rotary for thirteen years. and wL.ch he
buils ~. He went before the local lodge
and made d speech, IN which he stated
that as his path lay in a different airee-
ton from that pursued by the firemen. he
felt IL his duty TO retire Two years ago.
when he first organized the American
Railway Union, an attempt was made TO
expei him, but he went before the lodge
and carried everything vita him by storm.
y Ike movement was 10 have been maui
guEat6d at the national convention al Har-
risburg in 1854. hut he went there ana his
enemies welcomed him as Their friend
However much the members OF the broth
erhood may disagree with him as 10 his
new order, nearly all are his personal
friends.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-19
Business Failures.

Boston. Dec. k.-George ID. Burton man
ager of the Burton Street Car Company.
today filed bill Of insolvency in the Suf-
folk county court. Liabilities Sll1.0o9. As
sets rot now known.
Cincinnati. Dec lS-WaIter T. Ritchie.
as attorney Of the Central Trust Company
Of New York. in the United States circuit
court today fled a suit 10 foreclose = mor--
sage for 81 6I6.3Q0 on the Cincinnati Jack
son & Mackinaw railway. Frank b. Drake
5 now receiver of the road. under appoint
ment u another court. This petition prayS
for a receiver for the whole system, and
the safe OF the property as an entirety.
Richie Is the attorney for Senator Brice.
and the suit IS part OF the proceedings in
securing a new line between Chicago ami
Cincinnati, as we'll as between the Ohio
river and the Great Lakes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-19
THE TRIAL OF LAVENDER.
How Tacoma Councilmen Blackmailed
Banks That Were lettering.

Tacoma. Dec. SpeCial-The trial Of
Councilman Lavender was begun today.
but no sensations were developed till the
evening session. when ex-Councilman
Berry, who was a director Of the Bank OF
Tacoma. went on the stand. Berry swore
that Lavender had called on him 10 see II
q loan Of 81 $40 made In May. 1894. could
not be fixed on the books as
renewal, az he had stated 20 Ed
itor Snowdeu. 81 the Ledger. THAI he
had not borrowed money after ne became
councilman IN April Berry said Presi
dent Allen had told him the bank would
have 30 buy the finance committee. as the
Columbia National had done.
Attorney Gibbs objected vigorously TO
this testimony as rejecting on other coun-
cilmen Chairmen Roys. of the LeXow
committee, pleaded with counsel not to
hear Berry. as he knew only what officers
of the bank told him. Finally witness was
allowed 10 tell how Allen came 10 him
with all the names OF the finance com
mittee on sheet of paper except Harris.
The latter had scratched his name of. and
the deal fell through Berry said he had
been told by Allen that when certain Off
eials wanted money they were paid by the
bank.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-19
More scandal on the Cutter Bear.

san FIRE ncisco. Dec. 1s-More trouble
is "A progress on the revenue cutter Bear.
When C&pt. Healy was suspended, pending
he investigation OF the charges of I'M
officerike conduct made against him. the
command Of the Bear was temporarily
given to Lieut.. Buhner, who was cOnSid-
cred a popular and capable officer. The
subordinate officers Of the Bear today ad-
mltted that several days ago they had
forwarded 10 Washington city charges
against Lieut. Buhuer, but no officer would
state the nature of these charges. Lieuts.
Daniels and D0rry. Of the Bear. who filed
the charges against Capt. Healy. have
themselves been charged by the crew and
petty officers with sleeping on watch and
neglect of duty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-19

70 ~ n the streets u Philadelphia " thin
an n0ur after a request IS made for them
Jhat Is wnat the governor Wired today
A number Of arrests we're made today on
charges % melting 10 riot Nearly az
the prisoners were held In bal Several
men we're knocked down and injured N
minor outbreaks ard they are IN hos
pita-s. one. John 3fcClee~ney. who Was
struck on the head by a stone during a
rot a. the Eighth and Daupain street
depot. has concussion OF the brain and
mag de. Michae. Brennan. a n0n-srriker,
is IN prison without bail, awaiting the re-
sult Of Mc'Ieeruey's injuries. He is
charged Win throwing tbs stone. Almost
the entire board of directors o. the trac-
ton company conferred with the mayor
today. II is asserted that all OF them ex-
cept Pres dent Welsh We're in favor Of
making some concessions, but he em2aaj-
icaAy put MS fo8t down against any such
action