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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15
DUFAUD,
COmmiS Francois

LIE bruit a couru q Paris que
Pex-oapitaine Dreyfus, detenu b
l1le du Dleble (Guyane). 6tait
mort. lie gouvernement franeais'
ma dependant recu auoune imfor-
nation sur CO su]et.
L'Ethiopie ne marche pas seule--
men vers lie ptogres. Ellie y roule;
Sur Invitation da rol M6n6-
lick, M. Bertol1, un DIES premiers
bicYcl1stes de Suisse, SO rendra
prochainement a la cour de M6n6-
lick. II a rscu la mission d'intro-
dulre l'usage d, la bicyolette en-
Abyssinie.
Kingston, Jamaique,-Le major
general Hallawes, commandant
des troupes anglaises dams la ia
maique, a reeu du War Office, ms
truotion de pr6parer Immediate
ment les QUARTERS %n6cessaires
pour reoevoir 1000 hom.
mes de troupes. Oes troapes sont
trees du regiment Leinster, de
Halifax, DIES regiments des lnds.
Occidentales, d Ste Lucie, ct DIES
Barbados. On ignore le motif de.
oes d6placements.
-On annonce una r6volte desA
habitants de Porto Rico contre les
Espagnols. A San Juan, Ia 27
mars dernier, ,p%lusieurs r6volt6s
ont etc tues daus les rues de la
Vile.
81 la guerre ecIate entire lEspa-
page ct les Etats- Unis, Porto Rico
essaiera de conq16rir son inds:1en-
dance.
III y a en- Espsgne une riYlere
la Gasdlene, don't lie cours, q la
surface, q 80 miles de longueur ct
qui s'enfuit ensuite dams des pas
sages souterrains pour une distan~-
GO de 36 miles. Cest Ia plus loA-.
que rivlere sonterraine connue du
monde enter.
Copenhsgue-Le quatre-vingtle--
me anniverEaire de la naissance du
roi Christian TX. du Danemark, q.
6t6 o6lebre, sans pompe, va que
o'6fait le vendredi saint.
LIE roi oscar II, de Suede ct de.
No v est arrive, q bord de la
cenonni6re suedoise "Svenskund.'
en- vislte dams la famille royale. II
a dine chez lie roi.
Paris~Les OFFICERS faisant par
tie du conseil de guerre qui a
aoquiti6 IL comte Esterhazy, &c
eont assemblies, ct ont d6oid6 d'ins-
tjtuer une poursuite oivile pour IL
belle contre NJ. Emile lola, ct
M. Perreux, .le. g6-.
rant de l"Aurore'', qu1 ont etc re-
comment oondamn6s q l'emprison-.
nement ct b l'amende, pour avoir
porte contre lie conseil de guerre,
des accusations qui mont pas 6t6
.prouy6es. Les officers ont aussi
expripa6 le d6sir que la minisrre
de la guerre demsudat que M. To-
la fut rave des cadres de la legion
d'honneur.
CONNIE on le salt, depuis Ia
guerre greco-turque ii ny a pas
encore Gu de gouvernemeut dome
d la Crete par les grsndes pulsssn-
ces europ6ennes, quoiqu'il ait 6t6
CONSIGNMENT question de dif5-
rents candidats, ct en- partioulier
du Prince Georges de Greece. L'au-
triche est la seule puiasanoe qui
ait rappele de l'f'e les troupss
qu'elle y await d6barquees pour RS.
primer I'insurre,tion des Cretois
contre le ]oug musalman.
La misere est tou]ours tres gram
de dans certsines reglons, notam-
ment dams tout lie district de Oan-
die. Dams la vile de oe nom l%'irri-.
tation est q son comble; ohretiens.
ct muaulmans vlvent squares par
QUARTERS ct par cafes. Tout con-
tact des deu1 populations r1sque-
RAFT d'amener des scenes sanglan-
tes. Latitude du colonel anglals
Cremside, commandsnt en- chef q
Candle, cause un Acknowledgement
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

La sup6rieure des Petitss Soeurs
DIES Pauvres minneapolis est par
tie,pour la Francs apres une ab-
sence de I8 ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

e Traitements pour danes pour
%A& toutes les maladies ~nerveuses.
x&&&gN Consultation ct Guide de Sante
tfhs#S~ Gratis. Ecrivez on visitez Mmo
" E. M. Laferriere, representant.
consulteur, 1404, 13e Ave N. Bureau
d'Etat, Ais ew-York Life Bldg, Min
neapolis, Mimi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15
CANADA.

900 a etc vote d M. Outlet, par !
conseil, pour l'6taplissement dun
fabrique de %chapeaux.
-Une nouveile petition i'6lec
t1on enregistr6e luudi q Dsgood
HAL Toronto porte q ~ le nom
bre de sieges ~conte.tes, dams On
tario.
Beauce On pretend quill y
encore dams le comt6 de Beauce
une quantit5 de sucre nouvear
plus que suf6sante pour charger
80 chars. Ga veut dire que la dire
que la saison a et6 favorable.
-Une d6peche de Victoria Go.
lombia Anglaise) nous apprend
que l'histoire racont6e par un
nomm6 Carr, employs DIS postes
des Etats -Unis, quill await Gu DIES
nouveile, de l'e1pIorateur Andree
nest nj plus nj moins qu'une bla-
que.
St. Barnabe-Les paroissiens de
St-Barnab6 ont decide, g. la pres
que unanlmit6 de d6molir l6gl1se
aotuelle qul menace RUNE pour en-
construire une nonve!le. Les plans
ct devils sont prepares par M. Tar
chitect St-Jean. de Montreal.
Sic. Marie, Besuce, Benjamin
Roy, cultivateur, de st. Joseph. a
ste trouv6 mort dams ga sacrerie.
coroner Saverd a tenu enque4
te.
La legislature de Prince Edou-
ard est Reimbursement convoqu6e,
q mardi, ie 5 avril.
LIE fonds de subscription des
conssrvateurs de Montreal, pour
la foundation dun journal conser
vateur, atteint aujourd'hui 500,
600,
-Une somme de $4,000 est
dams lie budget de l898-99,
pour frais pr6lim1nalres de la par
du Canada a lexposi-
lion de Paris.
Sir Wilfred Laurier q cts in.
Vit6 a assister au banquet>-de la
Cambre de Commerce de Cleve-
land, Ohio, d la fin de CO mols,
mails il est plus que probable que
ses r%ressants deyoirs ~parlemantai-
res le retiendront 4 Ouaws.
Batlscan,-M. Philippe Trudel,
,oltivateur, a fa1t baptlser son
1ix-huit'Ame enfant. II est le Pc
do 10 gareonaset de 8 flies. Nos
calculations. M. Nine. Trudel au-
ront bien merit6 de la:patrie.
Quebeo.-Le DR.. Brochu Went
Ia me dire que Son Eminenoe le
cardinal Tasohereau a pris I'M
n1eux ssaez sensible. II N.Y.
! oertainement PAS ae danger i'm.
nediat d'issue fatale.
St-Pacome,-Ernest Dionne, fills
i'Abrahem, s'est fait copper une
main, dams lie moulin de j. A. Pei
Eor., Riviere Oaelle, aui
AIT chantier, dams les Cantons de
Mont Carmel, pour NM, King
Bros. C'est IN ]eune: homme tres
pauvre ct pere de plasieurs en-
LIE lieutenant Louis LED &C,
Ia 65eme battalion, Carab1niers
Mont Royal, Went nomm6 MEM
ore du contigent militaire allant
au K!ondyke. Cette nomination
Fait beaucoup honneur q notre re-.
oanadien-freneais %autant
lu'eile parle 6loquemment de P6s-
lime ct de Ia coniance doLt jouit
NJ. LeDuo parmi ses csmarsdes ct
les autoritAs militalres.
poe-
,6de une centenalre, o'est Nine
Picard nee Welsh. Nine Picard
nee d Jerusalem daus I'm voyage
aue frent son pere ct sa mere, ct
est ag6ee DE- l04 MS. Nine Picard
SO porte b1sn. Ses parents 6taient
[rlandais ct %domicllies en- orlando.
Ottawa.-Le ministre des fnan.
oes, qu1 await d6]a rebuilt a tro,e
pour cent rint6ret a les d6r6:!s
des banques d%'epargnes du gou-
vernement Went de d6cider une
nouvtl.e reduction de IN deml
pour cent. L'lnteret pay6 par l5s
d'epargne du gouverne-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

M. Thomas Bernier, frere de M
Bruno Bernier.,qui est decide, il y
q quelques semalnes, ct qul lui a
legu6 une police d'assurance des
Fo,estiers Catalogues, desire re-
meroier la Cour Nicollet de la ma
mere courtoise don't il q etc recu
par eux. M. Bernier nous a dit
quill await deja requ le montant de
lassurance de son frAre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15
EUROPE.

LIE marquis de Nun, pere du
comte Albert de Map, chef du par
ii clerical au Iar'ement franqals.
Went de mourn.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

Les Cascarets stimulent le foie, les 70
gnons ct les intestins. Ne rend jamais
nj n'afaiblit ct sans douleur, lOc
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

Pec fque Canadien, venant {
Boston. Ces Oanadiens, d6goht,
par le mauvais 6tat des affaires
lies groves qui %s6vissent parto,
aux Etats. Unls, revienaent sets
bli' dams la province de Quebec
Pluslsurs d'entre eux SO rendent
~Tfois-Rivi6res, toilette, Berthe
ct St-Felix de Valojs.
Joliette,- Jeunes gan
NOMINEES Dulnulong ct M6nard on
etc arr6t6s sous la double accuse
ton d'avoir vole de la poudre d N
Ed. Lauzon, carrier, ct d'avoir ten
te de faire sauter la r6sidenc
dun nomme Fourier, mieux con
nu dams cette loca!ite sous Ie non
de"queteux loir."
L'euquete p%r6liminaire a ST
commeno6e cstte de-vant Ia ma.
gistrat Boulat.
LIE dooteur Il. J. Avila Valois
est d5c6d6 subitement. Ii s'6tai,
oouoh6 vers minuit, en- poane san.
t6. Madame Valo1s en- allant a son
tour SO oouoher s'est apercue de So
mort.
LIE dootenr 6tait age de 81 ans
II 6tait ne d Vaudreil division de
R;gaud. II a fait SEES 46tudes au
College de Montreal. Apres sa re-
oeption CONNIE msdeoin, il s'est
6tabli q Vaudreuil Oh il a pratiqu6
sa profession jusqu'en 1886, alors
gull est venu s'6tablir a Ste Oune.
gonde. Depuis 1891, il est toujours
sur la rue St-Antoine Oh
est mort.
Roberval,-La semaine dernie-
re, IN jeune homms du nom de
Lemay, employs au moulin de M.
Eustaohe Tremblay, d'H6pertville,
6tait q TRAVELLER pres dune sole
en- movement lorsque eel.
Ls-ci SO brisa, VIOLA Ga 6olats. ct I'm
large moroccan frappa en- pleine
poitrine le 1eune Lemay, lui fai-
SAINT, du nome coup, d'horribles
pleasures q la figure ct q la gorge,
1T lui entr'ouvrant la poitrine de
lagoon a laisser voir les poumons;
.es medsclns d6sesperent de lie
Quebec I'm. Pabb6 Garneau,se.
,retaire de l'archeveoh6s informa
7otre correspondent gull est tres
probable que Son Eminenoe aura
oient6toess6 de vivre. Tous les
de l'archevech6 sont au
d. mourant don't l'agonie
semble venir sans secousse.
Ste. Flasie, -Une personne aMi-
Is par lie malhsur o'est M. Ant.
Roy d. oette psroisse. Derni6re->
nent il perdit une position gull
wait sur les chars. II y a hut
ours, ga niece, Mile Lavoie, une
qoi demeurait chez lu-
|. succomb6 q la phtisie. Diman-
he so,r, "a jeune file. Alma, agee
le 20 ainsi explrsit apres quel-
lue ]ours de malsdie A oes dou-
eurs viennent so jolndre
a maladle de son fills
Ad6lard, Celoi,oi SQUIRE dun
langereux NAL de gorge. Madame
Roy que oes mortalites ct les veil
es prolong6es ont atfeot6e beau
soup est de son cote dams IN 6tat
le sant6 tres cr1tique. Cette famil-
Q 6ploree merite certainement les
'ympathies du public.
Quebeo,-Un accident qul a Gu
les suites fatales est arrive q Fan
lien chantier de B6land ct Marti-
leau, coin des rues du Prince
Edouard ct du Pont.
NJ. Leon Gagnon, fills de M. Oil
7ier Gagpon, marchand de bo1s de
,ette Vile, etait a d6charger dun
thar plste-forme. une pile de ma
lorsque, tout q coup, ellie
est abattue sur lu1. On s'est en-
de faire venir l'ambulance
pour lie transporter a Ia residence
lie son pore, rue Scott, ct les me-
ont constat6 quill y await
~ fracture du crane. La mort est
7enue METRE un terme a ses souf-
frances. II. 6tait age de % ans.
%ETATS-UNIS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-15

Lie dcctsur E. q. Sullivan den-
tiste dams le Medical Block d
transports son bureau du No. 225
au No. 2l2.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-26
MOBILIZINC
 STATE TROOPS Governors of States Call Out the Militia
 Regiments.
Full Quotas of Volunteers Called For to Be Promptly
 Furnished.
Citizen Soldiers of Massa achusetts Needed at Home, so Volunteers
 Must Be Sent to the War.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BOSTO-J, April Ex-Governor Wolcott has issued a statement setting forth that the Massachusetts militia must be used to guard this States coast line. Volunteers to the Presidents call must be volunteers in fact.
 INDIANAPOLIS, April Ex-Governor Mount this evening issued his procla nation calling upon the Indiana Guard to assemble in this city tomorrow.
 SPRI1, GFIELD, H., April 25.-The Governor and adjutant general have is sued orders calling the State troops to mobilize at Springfield immediately, all to be here by Wednesday.
 CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 25.- Governor Atkinson, on orders from Sec retary Alger, sent out for one regi ment of troops tonight.
 HARRISBURG. Pa, April 25.-Gov- ernor Hastings tonight ordered the entire National Guard of the State to mobilize at Mount Gretna on Thurs day.
 DOVER, Del. April 25. = Governor Tunnel has received Secretary Alger's call for Delaware's quota of troops and has ordered the one infantry regi- ment of the State National Guard to assemble tomorrow at Middletown.
 ST PAUL, Minn., April 25.-At 10 o'clock tonight Governor Clough re- ceived formal notice of the call for volunteers, and immediately ordered Minnesota's three regiments of in fantry to prepare to move at once
 JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. April 25.- Governor Stephens will not issue or ders for troops until he receives a de- tailed cali from Washington, probably on Wednesday. He wired the Secre- tary of War tonight for permission to use Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, for mobilization of troops. He also asked how many companies to the regiment and how many men to the company were wanted. Five thousand or 5000 men will be furnished to be concen- trated at St. Louis in ten days.
 SALT LAKE, Utah, April 25.-It was after midnight tonight when Cover nor Wells issued his proclamation call ing for volunteers in compliance with the order from Secretary Alger. The men will be assembled in Salt Lake to be mustered into service on May 5.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-26
SHIPS MUST
 LEAVE SOON Vessels of Belligerents Given 24 Hours to Get
 Away.
England Proposes to Observe Neutrality Laws to the
 Very Letter.
It Is Now Feared That the Torpedo. Boat Sonners Cannot Get Across
 the Atlantic.
=. Special Dispatch to The Call.

LONDON, April 25.-The officials of the British Foreign Office expect that the London Gazette, official organ of the Government, will publish to-mor- row an official notice to the effect that belligerent warships of Spain and the United States must leave within twen- tyfour hours. The document, 1t is said, is long and complicated It contains clauses covering the case of vessels which are unable to leave in the stipu- lated time owing to defects. The au- thorities of the British ports have d. ready been notified that the order is to be published.
 The officials of the United States em- bassy fear the United States torpedo boat Somers, now at Falmouth is des- tined to remain in England for some time to come as the neutrality procla- nation will be issued tomorrow and no convoy for the little craft, without which it is impossible for her to attempt to cross the Atlantic has been secured The United States embassy was crowd ed to-day with ship brokers, negotia-, tions being on foot to purchase, in be- half of the United States, some British ships which are now in American ports.
 The Spanish Ambassador, Count Ras- con, has intimated to Ambassador Hay that he is issuing a statement to the newspapers. setting forth that the En- bassador of Spain is not authorized to make enlistments. There Is evidence, however, that the Spanish authorities here are endeavoring to secure engi- neers, in spite of the foreign enlistment act. Cononel Hay concludes the mat ter Is too small game to warrant him in protesting to the British foreign of flee, unless it assumes larger propor- tions, but the British authorities may act on their own initiative.
 The report is circulated In the United States that the British Consul at Ha- vana had cabled the foreign office, not flying the authorities here that Ha- vana would be bombarded is incorrect. What he cabled was that he expected Havana would be bombarded.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-26

vile were the leaders of the rival fac tions, a fact that led to-day to an at tempt on the part of Frank Johnston of Sacramento, who, beside being State Printer, Is also a native son with a touch of sporting blood in his veins, to get the rivals tooether in a five-round contest, the loser to retire from the field without prejudice. The attempt failed because each of the principals demand ed that the other go and get a repu- tation before attempting a contest for championship honors.
 In the meantime P. F. Zabala and L. U. Grant of Salinas were congratu- lating themselves with the assurance that while Marysville and Oroville were cutting each others throats Salinas would walk off with the prize Their predictions were fulfilled, Salinas get ting about two-thirds of the total vote cast.
 And 1t was on account of this con- test for the meeting place of the next Grand Parlor that Arthur North of Yolo-"Kid" North, he used to be called in the Assembly-is just now in deep mourning. Yesterday he was ap- preached by several Oroville boomers who asked him to aid them in their fight.
 "Awfully sorry" North would reply, "but. you see, I was born in Marvs- vile, and fellow can't go back on his birthplace, you know"
 This morning the Marysville contin- gent called on North in a body
 See here, North demanded the spokesman, i've understand that you are telling around that you were born in Marysville. Now, we don't want to say anything that will hurt your feel ings. but if it's just the same to you, would you mind keeping mum about vour birthplace until this fight Is over We don't want delegates prejudiced against the town"
 North is a candidate for a place on the board of grand trustees, his gen. eral popularity making him a formid- able rival for some of the older mem bers of the order.
 Joseph K. Hawkins of Pacific Parlor No. 10 is a candidate for reelection as grand trustee His brother Coroner Hawkins, is assisting him in his can- yass. Joseph F. Coffey of Redwood Parlor No. 66 Louis F. Byington of Mi antic Parlor No. 105, Frank Sabichi of Ramona Parlor No. 109, F. A. Cutler of Humboldt Parlor No. IA and H. R. Me Ncble of Stockton Parlor No. are all members of the present board of grand trustees. and all are candidates for re- election. J. U. O'Donnell of Yerba Buena Parlor is making strong fight for a place on the new board. He has a host of friends and will make a strong run.
 Another formidable candidate is David Morgan of Hydraulic Parlor No. 56. He has for many years been a prominent figure in the supreme legis- lative body of the order, and 1t is more than likely that his nomination will be followed by his election. partly out of
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-26
NAPA BUSINESS
 MANS PLIGHT w. A, Nolan Arrested at the Instance of a
 Creditor.
Left Town Immediately After Disposing of His
 Interests.
Captured at Napa Junction While Boarding a Tram for San
 Francisco.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NAPA, April 25.-C. l.. James, late of the firm of James & Son, hardware merchants of this place, to-day brought suit against w. A. Nolan of this city and h2d Nolan arrested for attempting to leave the State for the alleged pur- pose of defrauding his creditors.
 Tn December of last year Nolan & Fraser of Oakland bought the business of James & Son of this city, giving in nayment their joint note. Later Fraser sold his interest to Nolan and Nolan became indebted to James individuality To-day Nolan sold to Young & Barker and promised an early settlement with flames. From previous conversations had by James with Nolan James had reason to believe that Nolan was about to leave the State. Nolan has stated that he expected to go East and accept a position at $3 a day and afterward said that If he could not secure that nosition he expected to go to the Klon- dike.
 James had an appointment this morn ing with Nolan with the object in view of bringing about a settlement of the indebtedness. Nolan did not keep his engagement and subsequent inquiries deveioned the fact that he had left town.
 James had the necessary papers drawn and placed in the hands of the proper officers. Sheriff Mckenzie saw Nolan's wife leave Napa on the after noon San Francisco train, but did not see Nolan. The Sheriff proceeded on the south-bound train. At Napa June tion Nolan got on and was promptly arrested by the Sheriff and brought back to Napa late this evening. Up to a late hour he had not obtained the necessary bail to avoid going to Jail.
 Nolan is about 30 years of age.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-26
CONDEMNED,
 BUT NOT SHOT An English Captain Ar rested as a Spy at
 Havana.
Ordered to Prepare for Execu- ton Within One Short
 Hour.
Copyrighted. 1898. by James Gordon Bennett

Copyrighted, 1898. by James Gordon Bennett
 KEY WEST, Fla, April 25.-Captain Milburn of the British ship Myrtledene was arrested in Havana, kept as prfs- oner in Morro Castle for three hours and sentenced to be shot an hour later General Blanco discovered within the fatal hour that he was a British sub ject Arthur Arosteguy, the British Vice Consul, made a demand that he be released and the order of execution was not carried out.
 Captain Milburn arrived here with his ship to-day. He sailed from Phila- delphia April 8, and reached Havana a week ago yesterday. After Captain Milburn had discharged his cargo he went ashore to take a walk. He vis- ited the Qualifications at Casa Blanca and while moving about was confront cd by q squad of Spanish soldiers with fixed bayonets. who at once arrested him as a spy of the United Stato~ They took him to Morro. Here he was kept in cell for three hours. Then he was told to be prepared to be shot in an hour.
 What's the use of waiting an hour?" he asked. Why don't you shoot me now? Go ahead and do it. and in a few days Havana and all Cuba will be blown up. England does not wait two months when one of her ships is blown up in port of another country"
 Then Mir. Arosteguy interfered and he was set free. He sailed from Ha- Nana Friday night, just as the Ameri- can fleet was coming into sight Mr Arosteguy sent his family to Key West on the ship. Captain Milburn had in- tended to take on sugar in Havana, the property of MT. Revest. an American but he was advised to leave Havana promptly.
 Havana will give you all the fight ing you want" he said to me today
 The city is not afraid that your ships will lombard it, because the Spaniards say. you began the war in the interests of humanity and bombardment wonId not be In accordance with such pur- pose" !" pun The arrival of the fleet, however. had instant effect on the city. The price of meat advanced the next day from 24 to oo cents a pound. Troops are every where in the city and the Spanish offi- cers are pressing into service every able-bodied man they can find.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-26
Will License Pool-Sellinn

SAUSALITO, April 25.-The Board of Trustees at to-night's meeting consid- cred a subdivision to ordinance 51, li- censing pool selling on horse racing at the rate of $500 quarter or fraction thereof. In order that the revenue of the town might be increased with a minimum of injurious effect the board has reserved the right to revoke a H. cense at any time. Gambling by wo- men or minors will not be permitted. Persons selling pools without a permit will be prosecuted criminally and civ lily. The ordinance will probably be passed next Monday evening"
 Trustee Sylva introduced this ordi- nance, as well as others imposing a li- cense of $100 on water companies hav- ing a gross income of s4000 per annum and s25 on those whose gross income Is 5000. A small license will be inn posed on telegraph. telephone and cleo trio light companies.
 J. H. Pryor's resignation as Town Re- corder was accepted. A. Sylva was appointed Superintendent of Streets.