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Regular Army, assigned to duty. but
not yet mustered into the Vol. Service.
others are expected to arrive during
the week. In fact some OF them are in
the city now but have not made their
appearance out st Camp.
we nave not yet received orders to
move south, but they are daily expect.
60, and the boys want to see this yexa-
Glous question settled here, before the
/ LnoVement commences, as each step
carries US farther from home and
friends. "'-
The weather here continues verV
cold. The men have improvisec stoves
OF all kinds OF patents to furnish
warmth IN their tents, assisted by the
large ooh-tres ia thoir company streets
Inc nealth OF men, however continues
gooo, only four being in the hospital.
diseases. -'-
Capt. W. A. Hankins is still at the
DIVISION Hospital, bHt is fast improv-
ing and may De out in about ten DAYS.
Ine war Commission, appointed by
resident Mckinley to investigate the
w ar Department and the conduct of
sne war, has been in Camp for two
days, Inspecting and asking Questions
concerning the health and welfare OF
q Cns men since being mustered into
sne Y. ). Service, the conduct OF the
medical Departments and ths Sanitary
conditions OF the Camp.
To-day the Quartern sster's Depart-
Inent has issued two suits of extra
neavy underwear and two pairs of
snlcK SOCKS to each mRn-complaint
nsvIng been made on thinness OF the
last issue OF winter underwear.
Last Saturday being FieId-da
large crowd from the citv was ont to
camp TO witness the athletic contests.
which are always full of interest. Re,
cords we're lowered in all of the events.
we have large field, where these CON.
tests are held, and it is beautifully laid
on, and marked with line, for the dif- |
lerene events. The football match
Richmond planet., 1898-11-05

opinion of them in the event such an
action was continued.
MAJOR JoHNsoS's DECLARATIONS.
Major J. B. Johnson. a colored cfi-
Ger was the next to speak, AMI his
speech seemed TO have the desired ef-
feet, inasmuch as he is a colored ofIi-
Ger. He admonished the men to heed
the commands OF their white officers
and also assured them that their com
plants, il any they have, would be Civ
en- proper consideration il filed in the
proper manner.
THE CAUSE OF ALL TIKI TROUBLE.
Colonel Croxton, who is the com
mander OF the regiment, was less soli-
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KRozxILLR. TENN Nov. 2.-Ths re-
cent appointment OF nine white officers
IA the Sixth Virginia (colored) Regi-
Ment, to-day oecasioned . mutiny
among the men of that regiment.
The officers in question were must
sred in q few days ago and since that
time there has existed considerable
feeling among the colored troops. as
they mueh prefer to be in command Of
nen of their own class.
grave FEARS ENTERTAINED.
This feeling has grown, until it gave
evidence of being most extensive, and
for . time this morning grave fears of
Mest serisus trouble were entertained
by the colonel commanding the regi-
nent, and also bS the division COM
aander.
This morning at the first drill call,
the nen of the companies to which the
white officers were assigned, refused to
obey orders and commands eminating
1rom their white commanders.
THOUGHT TO BE no CONSEQUENCE.
The trouble was at first thought to
be Of no consequence, but the officers
were soon convinced that it was use-
less to attempt any fighting of this dis
position at least for the time being.
The companies were therefore put in
charge Of colored of6oers. who conduct
ed the first drills. Later the police
call was sounded, and again the troops
refused to be commanded by their
white officers.
This time the matter was reported
TO Colonel r. G. Croxton, the white Of
deer commanding the regiment. Ool.
CrOxton in turn reported it to Colonel
j. A. Kuert, temporarily in command
Of the division.
DETERMINED AND VIOLENT.
The colored troops had grown so de-
termined and so violent in their de-
nulciation Of the white officers, that it
was considered advisable to order 9TH
er troops to the scene in the event of
further trouble.
The Thirty-frst Michigan Regiment
and the Sixth Ohio Regiment were &C.
iOerdipgiy ordered to the scene.
SUPPLIED WITH AMMsNTrIoN.
Both were supplied with several
rounds OF ammunition. and for time
1T seemed that genuine battle was to
ensue here in Camp Poland.
Maj. Gen. John @. Bates arrived st di-
vision headquarters while the trouble
was In order and he too Was summoned
to the Virginia camp.
. MAJOR GENERAL N oANP.
In company with Colonel G. L. Brown
Df the Fourth Tennessee, and several
taG officers, General Bates went to
the camp, hoping by his presence to
pus an end to the difficulty.
Colonel Kuert had in the meantime
addressed the men, telling them that
their action was totally in violatson Of
military law and order. and begged
that they Hle any grievance they might
nave through the proper channel and
Richmond planet., 1898-11-05

satisfy the men and they returned to
their duties.
The Michigan regiment was at the
time standing under arms ready for
emergency, and had the mutiny been
continued longer this regiment would
have been called upon to enforce obe-
dience to order among the Virginia
colOred troops.
1t is understood that the troops WILL
prepare memorial to Governor Tyler,
OF virginia, asking him to remove the
white officers and put colored ones in
their places.
Richmond planet., 1898-11-05

played between teams from the First
and Second Battslions ended in a scorS
OF to o. and would have done credit
to championship eleven. Every iReh
OF ground was hotly contested, anG
e.ther side was able to score point
large number OF the boys were in
town Monday evening to witness ''The
Scnool Tor Scandal presented hE
Lo1is James and Frederick Warda
FswJ of our readers realize khs.
amount of work that goes forward to,
make up the soldiers day. They arise,
on frosty morning at 5 :30, drill for an
halt hour before breakfast, in running
and setting up exercises; breakfasts al
8; sick call at 6:45; drill for an honr~
from to 8; Guard mounting at 8: IA
tigue at 8; Soficers' school from1C O tas
IL 1st SerReants' call IL 30; Ofiears1
call at II 40 ; Battalion drill from / "a
to r NJ recall from fatigue at 4 sick
call again at 4 :O5; parade at 4 30: re-
treat at sunset, when the soldiers davs
10 over. Supper Immediately after Re-
treat. Taps are soun1ed to 90 to bed
at 9:10P. NJ
The boys continue to flock to the Y
M. &. A. Tent. Special sermons are,
heard almost nightly by the difereat
pastors OF Knoxville, who seem to kaks,
q great deal of interest in the spirit1-
Al welfare of the boys. Large numbers
or letters are written daily. Mr.. Blne,
whe is in charge, is q regular Bureau OF
and one OF the hardest.
worked men in Camp. The boys carrv
All their grievances to aim. He il on
sne sick list this week, bet is still at.
his post. This has been q particularly
Dosy week with him. He preached Al
the Little Zion Baptist Church Sunday
evening. and last Sundav roorn;r~- -
cupied the pulpit for Rev. Brown At
First Baptist Church. This week he
has been compiling his monthly report-
Of the work done by him.
CAMP POLAND. Nov. 2. o9.-Scao;.1
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eitous in his remarks than the others.
He told the men he Was ready to assist
them in securing q hearing of their
complaints and would send a memo
rial TO the Governor of Virginia if they
desired.
He further added shat they must
obey their officers. and If it was not
done he would enforce the discipline
empowered for such offences.
RETURNED TO DUTY.
This series of speeches seemed to
Richmond planet., 1898-11-05
NADE srEzoHEs.

assured them it would receive proper
attention.
Made sPEEoHEs.
Major L. V. Caziarc. the assistant
adjutant general stationed here. and
also addressed the men. He told them
it was very unfortunate that they
should indulge in such an escapade up
on the initial day of General Bates
presence in the camp. He said the
General would have very unfavorsble
Richmond planet., 1898-11-05

For strictly first-class work, call up
the Richmond Steam Laundry.
Richmond planet., 1898-11-05

CAMP POLAND, Nov. ?. 9s.-Special.-.
CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE.S
, 1898-02-12
Translation.
Publication.

N accordance with Ordinance Of 2nd Febi
mnry 1877 concerning vaccination it is
hereby made known that public vaccination
will be- performed in Fredefiksted's JuriS-
diction by the Kings Physician at the
aforementioned times and places
MONDAY the latin February at II o'clock
a. M. at Kings Hill Station for:
Estates Castle, Golden Grove, Negro Bay,
Monming's Bay and Jealousy.
THURSDAY the II Ii February at 8
o'clock a. M. at Diamond School for
Estutes WINS. Delight, Enfield Green,
Diamond, Bet'y's Hope aud CooLer's Bay.
Envy, Paradise. Adventure, Mi. Pleasant and
Plessens, Grove Place and Hard Labour,
Fountain, River, Upper Love, Lower Love,
Allaudale, St. Georges and Mountain.
THURSDAY The 18th February at 10
o'clock a. H.. at Two Williams School for:
Estates Hannah's Best, Cumporico. Concor-
dia, W him, Good Hope aud Bay .Ca,ltou, Cane
Hogensberg, Cane Valley, Beck's Grove.
Walbergaard, St. Georges Hill and Two
Williams.
Thursday the 17th February at 2 o'clock
D. M. at Frederiksted's Police Office for
ths town of FredeI ,ksted with suburbs.
Estates:
La Grange, Prosperity, William, Sprat
Hall, Mt. Washington, Rutler's Bay, North
Side, Hams Bay, 1t. La Grange, Jolly Hill,
Brook Hill, Orange Grove, Mt. Pellier, Two
Friends, Mt. Stewart, Annaly and Rose Hill,
, 1898-02-12
PrOcIam1.

NET bekendtg0res herved, at
" Detailhandler her af Staden
DAVID WALBERG BOUGH under
Days Dato har opgivet sit Bo til
Skifterettens Behandling som fallit.
ALE og Enhver, der matte have
noget at fordre i nevnte Detailhand-
Ter DAVID WALBERG BOUGHS
Fa1litbo, indkaldes herved med 5
NJ aaneders Varsel til for %underteg-
nede Skifteret at anmelde og bevislig-
gore deres Krav.
Christiansteds skifteref, st.Croix, den lite
Februar 1898.
MAXEN.
, 1898-02-12

YHENHOLD ill Auo,dning af2den Februar
1877 ON lndpodming Of Kokopper he'
Fiendtgi0res lerved. at offentlig Vaccination
VII blive afh0ldt / Christiansteds JnrlSdlk'
ton af Landphysikus I'll eftern@vnte Stedet:
MANDAGEN den 14de de-. XII. 9 Folmid'
DAG. j LaPrinccste SkoIehus for:
Hern,on Hill, Beeston Hill. Aidershvile'
Richmond, Orange Grove, St. Croix A'IeSt-
hus. Golden Rock, 1t. Princess, la OT"nde
Prjncesse, Bellevue, Rattan, Morning Star,
Mt. Pellier, St. Johns og Judith'r Fancy.
MANDAG den 14de DIS. ri. ~ tormlo'
dag i Fnedenfeld SkolehuS for:
Cane Bay, North Star. Prosperity, CoIoordia,
Salt River. Mary's Fancy, Mt. Pleasant
Solitude, Mon Bijou, Glynn, Windsor, LtDa'
non Hill. 1t. Mt. Pleasant, Canaan, Bet'y's
Jewel. Bonnie Esperance % Hermitage.
MANDAGEN den l4de Dis. XII. il Formid-
dar paa Kings Hill Politi Station fol:
Jerusalem, Hope, Strawberry Hill, SlOb,
In Reire, Barren Spot, Blessing, Clifton
HilI. Spanish Town, Profit, Auguilla, Anna
berg. Bethlehem (Old and New Works.,
Kings Hill og Fredensbolg.
MANDAGEN den 14de DIS. III. IL FOrmid-
dag i Petcr's Rest SkolehuS for;
Bughy hole, Cathrine's Rest, Granard,
Corn Hill, Diamond, Came Garden, Annals
Hone, Grange, Work Il Rest, Humbug og
Retreat. Peters Rest, Sion Farm, Constiiu-
on Hill, Bulowsminde, Sic" Hill, Castle
Coakley og Diamond h Ruby.
TIRSDAGEN den l5de DIS. ri. 10 Eormid.
dag paa Politikammeret j ChristiansIed for;
Byen Cb%ristiansted med Foty Ider. legge
Ostende Kvarteler, ContentmeuI, Content
mcnt Land ,FliedenSthal ,Friedens balls Land,
Longford, Recovery Hill, Peters Farm og
Richmond Land.
ChristianSteds pol%itikammer, den ode
Februar 1898.
MAXEN.
, 1898-02-12
AXE
acknowledgements

HENHOLD til AnOrdning af 2den FebruNr
1877 ON IndpOdning af Kokopper be.
kiendtej0rcs lie, we'd, at offentljg Vaccination
vii blive afG0ldt j F. Geriksteds Jurisdiction
af Lnndphyxicns til eftern@vnte Tider g paa
efternsvnte Steder:
NANDAGEN den 14de Februar H. IL
am. paa Kings Hill Station for:
Plantagerue Castle. Golden Grove. Negro
Bav. Mannings Bay OK jealousy.
TORSDAGEN den Tide Febrnar XII 9
a. m. paa Diamond Skole for:
Pluntngerne WINS Delight, Enfield Green,
Diamond, Betty's Hope og Cooper's Bay, En-
w. Paradise, Adventure, Mt. Pleasant og
Plessens, Grove Place og HarA %Tahour, Foun-
tain. River, Upper Love, Lower Love- Allan
dale, ST. Georges og Mountain
JORSDAGEN den l7de Fehruar RI. 10
IN. paa Two Williams SkOle for:
P!nntagerne Hannah's Rest, ComPorioo,
Concordiu, Whim. Good Hope q Bay, Carl
ton. Cane. H6geushoig, Cane Valley, Becks
Grove, Walbergaard. St.George's Hill og Two
NIIIIams
TORSDAGEN den Tide Februel Kl. 2 pm.
paa Frederihrteds PeIitikammel for;
Byen Fredrriksted med FOrStndcr, Plan
tagerns La G,mse, Prosperity, William,
Sprat Hall, Mt. " asIi'gton, Buffers Bay,
North Side, Hnms Bay, l.. La Grange, Jolly
Hill, Brook Hill, Orange Grove, Mt Pellier,
Two Friends, Mt. Stewart, Apnally Og Rose
Hill, Spring Garden, Pleasant Valley, Mt.
Victory, Nicholas, Punch, Oxford; Wheel of
Fortune, Two B'otherS, Smiths Field, Stony
Ground og VIII t,s Bay.
Frrdcrtkstedt TolltiAammer den ode
Februar 1898.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1898-02-12
Translation.
Publication.

~ accordance with the Ordinance Of End
February 1877 concerning vaccination, it
i hereby made known nat public vaccination
viii be performed by the Kings Physician at
the aforementioned times and places:
MONDAY the 14th inst. 8 O'Clock a. 10. IN
In Grande PrinCesse school House for:
He,mon Hill, Beeston Hill, Richmond,
Alasrshvile, Orange Grove, ST. Croix Jail
House, Golden Rock, Little Princess L"Grasde
PrincesSe, Bellevue, Rattan, Morning Star,
Mt. Pallior. 81. Johns q J"ditl's Fancy.
MONDAY the IA inst. 10 O'Clock a. m. in
Frivdensfeld School H,nsr for:
Bust up Twist, IT, E'Fte. Belvedere, Zane
Bay. North Star, Prosperity Co'eore ~, osl'
Mon Biiou, Glyun, Windsor, Lebanon Hill,
Tt Mt Pleasant, Canaan, Betsy's jewel,
Bonnie Esperance. and Hermitage,
MONDAY the I4th inst. II o'clock a. m. at
Kings Hill Police Station for:
, 1898-02-12
1ELEGRAMS.

ST. CKOIX STATION.
New York, February eth-The Daily
News reports that he Queens speech at the
opening Of Parliament today will mention
the Beh,ing Sea settlement and will add a
cordial refer ence to the sympathetic attitude
of the United States upOm-ihe Chinese ques'
ton signifying u better feeling between Eng
land ard the United States than at the OPEN
ing Of The last sessions.
, 1898-02-12

Jerusalem, Hope, Strawberry Hill, Slob.
la RENE, Barren Spot, Blessing. Clifton
Hill, Spanish Town, Profit, AnguilIa, Anna
berg, Bethlehem (Old and New Works.
Kings Hill and FredemsbOrg.
MONDAY the l4tll inst. II o'clock noon,
in Peters Rest School House for:
Buggy Hole, Cathrine's Rest, Corn Hill.
Granard. Diamond Cane Garden, AnHa's
Hope, Grange. Work & Rest, Humlug,
Retreat, Peters Resi-, Sion Fmm, ConstiIu-
ton Hill, Bulowsminde. Sion Hill, Castle
CoakIey and Diamond & Ruby.
TUESDAY the 10Th inst. 10 o'clock a. N.
at ChristiansteI's Polio" Office for:
The town of Christiansted with suburbs
both East End Quarters, Contentment, Co"-
tentment Land, Freidenuthal, Freldeneth"l's
Land, Longfnrd, Recovery Hill, Peters
Farm and Richmond LNnd.
Christiansfed's Police Office, the 9th FebTy
1893.
W
, 1898-02-12

CHRIsTIANsTED.

February 7th-per sohnr. Vigilamt for st.
Thomas-Mrs. Sanders, Lawyer Brun, School
Inspector Quin, I. Hutchison, Patrick
Patrick.
Fredsrikstod, 9Th Fsby.
18th F~ebruary-per sloop "Alert' for ST.
Thomas Planter Lawaetz, Edwin Bidstrup,
Julia Hendriksen aud child.
7th Febry.-per ) $. plymouth Castle"
for T~rinid"d-Alex. Welsh. For Barbados-
W. Gill. I'll. Nurse.
8th Fsbry.-per .. 8. pretoria" for Bar
bados-W. A. Walcott.
Per 8. 3. PRETORIA from New York-Mr.
Phil. Braiy aud Mr.. PEBBLES. From St.
Thomus-Brother Patrick.
, 1898-02-12

Spring Garden, Pleasant Valley. Mt. Victory,
Nicholas, Punch, Oxford, Wheel of Fortune,
Two Brothers, Smiths Field, Stony Ground,
and Whites Bay.
FIederiksted's Police Office. the 9th Feb
ruAry 1898.
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war and
". Fort,
hnlimiDd
|n Of ?
the lssi
Centre
Mitchell
! firing
ling
on and
IMITATION
I'm said !
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The following letters remain unclaimed
To- the p%ostottice az Webster, s.. d., f0S
the week ending Maya, 1893.
Chas. Erickson Tom Grucht
Mrs. Johan Olson Mr.. 0lans L. Rod
Claude Stewart Herr Nj. Wpsttund
When chilling Tor the above, please say
advertised" aud give date.
r.. w. PARLIMAN, p. NJ.
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Pasturage.

$40 acres OF good pasture, formerly
held by Kramer K Co.. six miles south
east of webster, is now ready for the
keeping OF horses and cattle. Plenty OF
good water. For terms apply to A. Ill.
Kramer, or t.
q uINTGES
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-05-05

Died, Wednesday May 4tIi. at 1870 p.
m, OF Brights disease, aged 10 years,
Clara, daughter OF III. O. and Annie
Hanson.
The deceased, who has been living
with her aunt Mrs w. G.. Warner since
early winter and attending the Webster
school, had been sick but Il short time
and her friends hoped for her recovery,
but the dread disease had a firm hold
on the irail body aud the little soul was
called home to it's Heavenly Maker.
The body "A carried to Waterfowl
for shipment to Minneota, Mimi, where
the funeral services will be held. w. G..
Warner, Mrs. j. b. Severy and the
stricken mother accompanied the re-
mains. The school mates of the deceas>
ed have draped her desk and are today
wearing mourning badges.
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Obituary.

Joseph Ingli, born in Switzerland, Jan.
10th, 1886, Died in Butler, s. d., April
2Sth, 1898.
Coming to this country when a young
man, he married. au estimable woman
with whom he lived till April 10th, 1894
when she was called to the spirit land.
Five children have passed on before him
and seven daughters are lett to mourn
the losa of a kind loving father. He re-
married the I'd time over two years ago.
Brother Ingli was one OF Gods noble
man, true TO himself and true to his God,
he was class leader in the German Al.
+. church of this place for nearly nine
years ano although living over two
miles from their place ef worship, never
was he absent from the Thursday even
ing prayer meeting il possible to be
present. We all feel that we have sus
tanned a greatloss. Funeral services was
conducted by his Pastor Rev. Broy-
erman, assisted by Rev. Lane, of Bristol.
The text was appropriate in his case:
II have fought a good fight, | have
finished my cause.
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IpaSturage.

Two bundled aud fifty acres OF fine
pasture, well fenced, close to town,
ahundaa nee al water. For horses, colts
aud dehorned cattle only. Stock taken
only tnr tne eutlre SEASON. Terms, horses
$500, cutie $2.O0.
j. L.. Harris,
Webster, s.. ID.
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Pasture aud Herd.

Good pasture Of 100 acres. close to
town, plenty al water, ioF horses, colts
aud horned cattle. Cows and young
stock carefully hprded by the Hionth or
= ason stock taken on aud after
April 18th.
R Frost.
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JOHN .HINTGES.
For Sale.

Land For Sale. Cheap, aud upon easy
terms, good wnter asi part meadow, the
Sh NE 4 md N1-2 SEX Section % But
Ter townrhip. o. NJ kirIin.
WHtertawn. 5. ID.
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Program:

of the State Sunday school Convention, hello
at De Smet. s. D., May IS, q and %. 1898.
Thursday Evening.
7 :30-Soug and praise Service, led by Prof
King, of Redfield.
s I5-President Address, Rev. A.. G. Stevens
OF Milbank.
5 :35- Music,
8 :~f5-Address, DR.. Cecil Merrill, Minneapolis.
Friday Morning,
5 :3O-Bible Study, DIR. Merrill.
s:15-A look at South Dakota. through the eyes
of the Executive Committee, Treasur'
er, Field Secretary, Delegate from
each county-very brief. General dis
cussion on past and future plans.
1i:ls-Last Sundays lesson taught, DR.. Merrill
Friday Afternoon,
2 :O0-Bible Study. DIR. Merrille.
2 :45-The work of the Home Department. Rev,
G. NJ. Daley of Huron-Ques tion and
discussion.
3 :30-The Gospel in song. How to send il forth
in the Sunday School, Prof. King.
t:i5-Question Box conducted By DIR. Merrill.
Friday Evening,
! :3o-Song Service, Prof. King.
s 90 That boy, In tho Sunday School. How to
get him thore what to do with him
there. Rev. Chas. N. Fitch, Miibank.
s:3O-An Up-to-date Sunday Schools, Rev. b. A.
aayson, Woonsocket.
Saturday Morning.
S~:30-Conference of all county officers.
9:l5-Business matters. Election OF Officers.
Future plans.
The financial problem OF Sunday School
work. HaghC Cork.
10. INSTRUMENTATION subjects school
at work"
The marks OF a good scholar. Mrs.Jesse
Johnson, Henry.
The mark Of a good teacher, Rev. A. II.
Seymour, Arlington.
The pastors work for the school. What
is it, By a superintendent and a
teacher.
Saturday Afternoon,
2 dO-Reaching the masses. Howl Hugh Cork,
Question and discussion.
2l5-lliustrative work in tho primary class
Mrs. Anna X. Paddock, vermmllion
&a0-Closing Address.
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For sale, or VIII exchange Tor stock,
d registered Ciydesdale stallion y finest
horse in Day county, See lin at my
barn on north Man street. Webster.
IT. i, Whaleu,
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The fisst base ball game OF the season
will be. played ut the Webster bal
park saturday May z, between Webster
and the celebrated Strouscton team.
Each club won a game from the other
last SEASON and as Strouseton always
come loaded, a hot game may be hooked
for. ORegan and Severance VIII do the
battery work for the local nine and
probably Ileasel and Annis for Strouse-
ton.
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! r
wv EpARTM ENT.

wv DEPARTMENT.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Chief.
r. ". PARLIMAN, 1st Assistant.
W. @. KENDALL. 2nd Assistant.
y R. FOSTER, Treasurer.
Wm a.. II MENs1NG, Secretary.
rrrueAL No. 1 HOOK & LADDER No. 1
n a Psrlimsn. Chief. W.. Kendall, Chief.
E %. Whslen. Captain. E.W. Taylor, Captain
BUCKET BRIGADE No.
l.. @. Ochsenreiter, Captain.
oular meetings held at Fireman
|H.II 1st and 3rd Thursday eve-
r,ngs OF each month.