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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29
MIR. WRIT WITHDRAWs.
liz Not n Candidate for supcrtntend-
chi of InatruNflnn.

liz Not a Candidate for Supcrtntend-
cnt of Instruction.
To tho Democracy OF Texas.
Salado. Texas, April 26.-The continued
and serious illness OF my father renders II
necessary for me to withdraw from the race
for State superintendent OF public instruc-
tions.
My time is so completely occupied In
ministering to him that have no oppor-
tunitylto make any canvass without neglect
Of this sacred duty. Therefore ] suppress
my ambition for personal advancement.
most sincerely thank my friends for
their kind expression and generous SUD
port. Very respectfully. T. J. Witt.
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Ea-t Mnrlh CnynIry.

Fort Worth, Texas, April 2S.-rhe newly
organized cavalry company has enlisted 20
the number of 1885, Many OF the members
arc men who have seen service on the from
,ier lighting indians years ago. The cap
tain. Fred A. Beal. is veteran stare han-
ger, and the prime mover IN me orsaa'I a.
N orrow. The company will likely be HOOP
a., in n Texas regiment.
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race. nj Cincinnati.

clncinnpii. Ohio. APRIL IS Results
E,ye and half Observation-Disclosures Of York,
Miss C. Arelinc. Time 1909
-Four and n half Enthusiastically Colo
M, sn;rfiuelle. Rhinclan1 Time rs.
Mile isomuraspki, Lanky BOD. Kris
III ;ncic Time 1:AiS.
seven furiongs Evalinc. Rockwell, Lufra.
Nile and nfty yards Judge Bake, Miss
France, Dudley T.. Tins j.Afh
NIic and fifty yards POP Dixon, Friar
John. L. yalty. Time 1:4fM.
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To recruit for Rcrular Army.

Dallas. Texas. April 2S,--Recruiting Of
ficer H. l.. Laubach received the following
today:
Lieutenant Laubach. Twenty third Infan-
try, Dallas, Texas.
Washington, April 2S-The adjutant gem
eral authorizes you to resume recruiting
for general services. Send infantry re-
cruits in small detachments to your regi-
ment at New Orleans until otherwise noti-
fed. Report cavalry and artillery recruits
to commanding general of the Department.
of the Gulf and colored recruits to ad-
jutant general for Instructions.
Carter, Assistant Adjutant General
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Dnl,n. %. Sun Antonio <.

Dallas, Texas. April ss.--The Bronchos did
worse today than on yesterday. They played
ball like wooden images and disguised every
spectator present with lstlcss actions and
numerous errors. As WAC to be expected,
under tho circumstances, the home team did
not plDy brilliant ball
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AustIn y.. nn.lrop.

Bastrop. Texas, April 2s,--The three games
Of bali between Austin and Bastrop resulted
In the following scores:
Frat games 10 0. game called on account
Of darkness at the end OF the tenth Inning.
Batteries--Lonaloy ana Riley for Austin
Shepard and Foster for Bnstrop.
Bstterics1Hundel ana Riley for Austin;
Wilson and Wyie for Bastrop.
Third game-1t to o. In favor OF BnstTop.
Batteries--Toster and Wyle for Bastrop; Han.
son and Riley for Auftin.
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Flag for Rcnu,nont dnnrd.

1luont' Texas, April 2s.-Children OF
N OF the several Beaumcnt schools
i seeded to present handsome battle
- the Beaumont Light Guard. 10
funds with which to pay for the nag
\ have, with the assistance Of Mira.
= Hyatt, arranged vocal and instru-
= nsuslcsl entertainment to be SVEN
NJ auditorium tomorrow night some
best talent in the ci,y has can.
Y assist in the entertainment. ana
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peaumont, Texas, April 2s'--Dsptu'h
sm,,h - the beaumont Lisnt Guard sert
M following wire to General Mabry %
night: 49, Guard anIisted to l00
Ready for orders,'
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THE LIPscoMD RIFLES.
isned with the Policy Of Texas
Authorities.

VIII TIE 1'UfFUy u
I.,- Authorities.
"As' Texas, April 2S.-There has been
esreement among the members OF the
omo Rifles in regard to enlistment
- may result seriously. The rock on
= iaay split is the fact that they may
unaer the governors proclamation
a unoer their own officers. 1t Is freely
~ every one. members CT the mil
Nv others. that II the State militia
useh mobilized in tho Same manner as
usorgia and Alabama have doae.
y aoie force would have been glad TO
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company o. galveston COUNTY.

oaiysston, Texas. april 9s.--cap'a'n
Green W. Butler has orsanized : ~
many Of cavalry here and ionsh, wirsu
,na secretary OF war that he and MS men
wnrs ready 10 go anywhere on the sio "a
If IL composed Of good men ana 10 IVY
strong.
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n,,,a mckinney Company.

mckinney. Texas. Apsh -H
kinney Military company y now ~ ,,, s..'1 aar
Tse somrany is impatisntly waiting T..
no goyerncr's call summoning them 'D''
.cttvc service.
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Statement by the Governor.

Austin, Texas, April 2S.--Goyernor Gull
berscn tonight gave out the following:
The statement in the Washington spe.
cial to the Dallas News today that Adiu-
tant General Corbin and myself had salts
factorily arranged matters and that the
regiment OF volunteer Texas cavalry would
be held here to guard the frontier is a
mistake. have had not COMMUNICATION
whatever with the adjutant general on this
subject The only correspondence have
had with any one with reference to the
matter was with the secretary OF war. and
It was published at the time do not
know where any of the Texas troops will
bn sent -
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Lcocuc Ncctlpu cnlicd.

Fort Worth. TeSas, April 2s,-.Presidunu
Jobn Ward Of tho Texas league has ralled
meeting OF managers at Dallas. Saturday.
Aniii 90 at the Windsor hotel. Matters 10
lie o.l.ussed were lot made public.
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wnoLEsALE DEALERS.

The Galveston Wholesale Dealers associ-
alton elected the following officers TO servo
during the next term OF three years. Gus
Levy, president; James Moore. vice presi-
dent; Walter Ayers, treasurer; J. y. Denl-
son, secretary. Mr. Levy has served tWo
terms of three years each, and had II all
fixed to give the seat to some other mem
Der OF the association. but some speeches
were made expressing confidence In the
present administration, and he WAS re-
elected, much against his own wishes. ~
his energy is due much OF the credit Tor tne
success OF the association.
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How THEY STAND.

s'hcy Play Today.
Houston ut Austin,
San Antonio 1t Dallas.
Galveston at Fort Worth.
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After q nays HaFa Wesl.
1'ske HoPsferd's AetA Prehpheees
Il makes delicious drink. and relieyea
faugus and depresaion. 4 gretelw seeeeF
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IL THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH

be sure and use that old and well tried
remedy. Mira Windows Soothing syrup,
for children teething. II soothes the child,
sofiens the gums. allays all pain. cures
wind collie aud Is the best remedy for
diarrhoea,
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! POOR GAME At AUSTIN.
Buffaloes Nsre NAKED All Over by
the Senators.
PITCHER MORGAN HIT VERY HARD
He Did Not Get Proper support,
Either, md the score Was
Something Awful.

Austin Is. Houston I.
Dallas 90. San Antonio ).
Fort Worth q. Galveston I
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OF TEXAS TROOPS.
likely Begin Within the Next Forty-eight
Hours.
rpNoR's 1IND r1ADE UP AS TO COMMISSIONS
srythe, Handy and Waties Will Likely Be Named TO
yand the Four Regiments Which Go from, Texas
Will Take Week to Enlist Men,

as the soldier boys are worthy of some CT
some recognition BY the citizens there
should, and doubtless will. be large uu-
dience present cg
The Light Guard is still open for re-
cruits, but 1t is hardly probable that the
enlistment will reach 100. This morning
captain Smith posted q bulletin asking for
twenty volunteers, but at q late hour
this afternoon only three or four HAD re :
sponded. Tho company now has eighty
on its muster roll. all OF whom say they
are ready to respond tomorrow.
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Catonel wynnc'a Arpctntmensss
Henderson. Texas. April e7.--lion. r. y.
wynnc win speak at Timpscn Monday. MAY
q. Garrison. Tuesday, May 8: Nacogdoches.
Wednesday. May 4; Chircnc Tnwrsoay. NAY
&; I4ufkin, Friday. May g. VIII speak -
each place At o'clock p. m.
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AVIS TO BE SURGEON GENERAL.

ANTS TO BE SURGEON GENERAL.
"a = L. Shropshire of San Antonio was
Wuay and made formal application to
NOR culberson for appointment as
IN general, with rank of colonel IN
ea,cai department of the Texas bril-
Dr. Shropshire has had wide ex-
|'suvp with yellow fever and is immune
at malady. 1t IL said that he has
49, assurances OF his appointment on
~eolcal department corps.
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1,wn oaht bits eqGinney, Loman. lsaacs.
I rhreo bnso nlts HcDiyitt Crane.
i5nrne ruu--.Beeser
eirfoh out ny Glade ?. by Mcdonald
Ipses Oh called balis-on Glade =. GU NC
Donald :.
Jattsi hit--Ey Glade.
rssued bsliS- Crane Z:
WIG pitclr-ar Donaio.
Tiiue OF gasue-1:lV.
iIripire--st einhon
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Gar.c To-day,

There VIII ~ game Of Baseball today a.
League park. High School Seniors ". High
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WANT COMMISSIONS.

oihcfnls Burdcncd with Lett
ters from Applicants.
w Texas, April 2S.-All of the State
~ are being burdened with letters
Naesrams from men who have the war
IN different parts of the State. The
M'ly OF these patriots desire that in
spce Do brought to bear on Governor
''son to secure appointment as COM
pned Held officer in the Texas bril-
Y The merit of both Governor Gull
&c and Adjutant Gensral Mabry has
mammoth proportions and 1t VIII
y. ene clerical force of the two depart
\ ~ some time to catch up with their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29
al chicago.-No ran.e. .raIM.

At Chicago-No game rain.
At washington--No Eame-rain.
At PHILADELPHIA
phiadslrhis- BOSTON samc postponed. rain,
At baltimore
baltimore brooklyn game postponed, rain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29
ANrHRAx IN pAsTRoP.

Reports have come to DR. Fred J. Burkey
OF this city that anthrax exists among the
cattle OF Bastrop county TO considerable
extent In the vicinity OF Hills Prairie
the disease seems to be most alarming ana
several valuable animals have died recently:
At TJr. HuTrcy's request sample Of
blood from one OF the dead animals was
sent to him for examination. lie prepared
tho specimen carefully. placed II In Q ster-
iIized tube at temperature OF about % de-
grecs, and In short time obtained q pure
hurley. ,nssstcd by the professors ct the
medical college, is working on vaccine
that bids fair TO prove preventive OF this
dreaded disease. Experiments are now
under way and some important announce
ments will iyoon be made
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the NATIONAL ..!, I. LEAarn.

A. Cincinnati Il
Cincinnati $500 GOV NV
Cleveland -. ....... o ~ W.
preitenstein and Peitx. Wilson and o'con-
NOR l. IN
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vAccrNANoN OF TROOPS.

Or. G. II. Wilkinson, 4 well-known yellow
fever expert nakca some suggestions today
about the Vaccination OF troops TO insure 4
immunity against smallpox. lie does not
regard Spanish bullets or yellow foyer near
iy SO dangerous as tho former disease. He
says
I'm regard to smallpox much can be done
to avert the unfortunate consequences " its
attack Successful recent vaccinations y
shield against that fatal and most l0ath-
some maiady and no reglfnental officer
should accept a volunteer without being
well assured that he was immune against
that disease. This assurance, however, eau
only be guaranteed By the prenencc on the
body Of d weilsdefised vaccine scar. placed
thoro within the past seven years.
This matter OF vaccination Is OF mucn
impottancp, for II Is well known fact that
smallpox exists Unfortunately MI over
Cuba, and that for our fresh aud raw
American recruits TO contract II there would
aluor. certainly mean abandonment and
death In strange and inhosritablc land
'Thc remedy IL simple. and 10 ignore its
benefits now would be risk that should
not be indu'gcd In by any unprotected
person.
During the late civil war no less than
~, 600 Federal troops contracted this dis
ease OF which nearly 5000 OF them died.
/ Commenting on this the surgeon general
says. That our troops were not sailstuc-
torly protected By vaccination Is evident
from the statistics submitted. Instead OF
so many thousands OF cases there should
not have been so many hundreds Regi-
mcnts woro raised by the various States and
rushcd to the front without q thought OF
smallpox orvaccination. The Amy iegula-
tions required that every man should DO
vaecinated hut few OF the State military
authorities succeeded in fulfilling This re-
quircment.'
In Tome OF tho armies OF Europe no re-
crult is allowed 10 enter service without
exhibiting proof Vt his Immunity against
smallpox. In This country we should use
as much vigilance In this respect as mere,
.sAs II takes twenty one days 10 complete
| the three stages OF vaccinations no time
! should be lost by our boys in having this
| important matter attended to- DO not wait
until actual camp life begins. but attend to
| this at once
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-24
NUBS OF NEWS.

John Helm. one of the boys men,
toned In yesterdays Tribune, and for
whose arrest warrants were issued, was
arrested by Lieutenant Zang yester-
day. He was arraigned before Ader-
man Lentes. At the hearing it de-
veloped that the names given for the
other four boys We're incorrect. Helm
refused to tell who his companions
were in the mischievious work done.
He was released for further hearing
today when the desired information
will probably be given.
The Century Hose company met in
special session last night. Arrange
ments for the trip to Lebanon were
completed.
J. George Fruehan, of Hickory street,
who has been employed at the phar-
macy of McGarrah & Thomas, in the
central city, will leave Monday for
Philadelphia. He will pursue a course
of study In medicine at the University
of Pennsylvania.
Andrew Hayes, of the Thirteenth
regiment band, is home on a furlough
John May and Richard White, OF
Prospect avenue, have returned from
trip across the ocean.
Patrick McHale has accepted a posi-
tion with Jordan & Connolly, the livery
men.
OF the new clothing firm of Richards
Wirth & Lewis, of the central city
George Wirth, Of Pittston avenue, is a
member. He has been connected with
the business several years, and is vel
and favorably known among the peo-
pie of this side. Mr.. Wirth succeeded
Chief Hickey in common council. and
is an active member of the Scranton
Athletic club, Fourteen Friends, Wash.
ington Camp. 43O, p. o. S. Of A., anc
other societies.
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TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

Mrs. Clarence Steele is home from
Philadelphia.
Jerry Robbins, member of the Sew
enty-first New York volunteer infantry
which participated in the attack on
Santiago, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amasa Palmer, Of Church avenue.
Miss Mary Z. Davies returned TO
Buckncll university to resume her
studies Monday.
Rev. George +. Guild attended the
meetings of the Presbytery held in
Troy, Pa, the present week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner, of
Towanda. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Hcrwood Thursday.
Miss Bertha G. Watkins has returned
to Buckncll university to resume her
studies.
Miss Carrie Huff, of Parker street,
Is in Allentown on visit with rela-
tivcs.
Mrs. l.. Burdick, of New Milford is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Pickett,
of North Main avenue.
Mrs. Smith, who has been the guest
of Mrs. Albright, has returned to her
home in Rochester.
John Cannon has gone to Elmira to
reside permanently.
Misses Nellie and Margaret Purcell.
of Hawley, have returned home after
visiting Miss Lizzie Higgins, of Put
nam street.
Mr.. David Evans, a member of the
Ninth regiment, is visiting his cousin,
Miss Kate Powell, of the Luzerne
| house.
John Wright is home from Camp
| Camp Meade on a furlough.
DR. Saunders is entertaining his par
ents from Wilkcs-Barre.
Alderman Fidler was out for the first
| time yesterday after suffering with a
| prOtraCtcd illness for many weeks.
An infant child of Councilman and
Mrs. Morris V. Morris died yesterday
| and will be buried today in Chinchilla.
st. Vincent de Pauls society will
| conduct a social in St. Mary's hall on
| the evening of oct. 13.
David Evans. member of one Of the
| Virginia regiments, United States vol.
| unteers, is spending a brief furlougt
| with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
| Evans, OF Wayne avenue.
ON oct. 10 the congregation of the
| Primitive Methodist church will cele.
brate Children's Jubilee Day. A phon.
ographic entertainment will be given
in the evening by Professor Webb
| Great preparations are being made
| by the Cumberland band for theil
| grand social in st. Marys hall on Oct
| 10.
After dispensing with their regular
monthly routine of business last night
the Anthracite Wheelmen assumed g
| more soCiable disposition and enioyed
| themselves for several hOrrc
Providence conclave of Heptasoph,
will meet in Fenner & Chappell hal
| Tuesday evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-24
DOOR BOY INJURED.

Martin Heffron, of Luzerne street, is
employed as a nipper in the Hampton
mines, his duties consisting of opening
and closing a big door when trips Of
cars are taken in and out of the
branch on which the door is placed.
This position is considered a respon-
sible one. Heffron was badly injured
in an uneXplainable way Thursday
morning.
He had opened the door for a loaded
car to pass and the car had gone al
most by when the driver heard a yell.
He stopped his car as quickly as pos
sible and ran back Heffron was lying
partially unconscious and bleeding
from bad cash on the head and minor
cuts about his neck and face. The in
jured lad was removed to his home.
Heffron thinks he leaned too far out
and a piece of topping" caught him
and threw him down.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-24
NORTHFIELD EVENING.

The Young WOmen's Christian asso-
citation rooms, on Cedar avenue, were
crowded last night by the members
and friends at the opening event of
the fan and winter season. The oCcas-
ion was a Mortified evening" and
vas delightful affair.
1t is at Mortified, Mass, that the
annual conferences of the Young Wo-
mems associations of the country are
held. The programme carried out last
night was given by the delegates from
the central city and South Scranton
associations, who We're in attendance
at the conferences of last and this
year. The rooms were decorated with
banners, with the inscriptions "Scran-
ton" Mortified" and Pennsylvania"
American flags We're placed to good ad-
vantage with the banners.
Miss Anna Van Mort, secretary of
the South Scranton branch, presided.
The opening number was the singing
OF the national association hymn.
Miss Anna Rankin. delegate of last
yelr, from this side, told OF the pleas
ures of the Mortified trip. Miss Mary
.Duersam, delegate this year of the
central city society spoke of the Bible
classes held during the conference.
Miss Lizzie Stahlheber, who was one
of the representatives from this side a
year ago, gave a glowing description
of college Day" Miss Jessie Hagen,
this years delegate, was entertaining
in her talk of the receptions at Round
top, and the twilight meeting held
there. Sketches of the scenery at
Mortified were shown. Miss Van Mort
gave the closing talk. She told of the
work which it is proposed will be talk
en- at the next conference. The con-
Guiding number was the rendering of
the hymn Saved by Grace"
This afternoon the memt ers of the
| association will enjoy a trolley ride
starting from PitIston avenue and
Maple street at O'Clock. The trip
will embrace all the city street car
| lines.
Miss Mary Thompson of New Yorl,
| ci;y. a captain in the Volunteers OF
| America, will lead the Gospel meeting
| tomorrow afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-24
PUTTING IN CONNECTION LINK.

Just at present the aim and desire
Of the Scranton Street Railway COM
pany's policy seems to be earnestly
directed towards keeping their prom
ises so far as West Scranton is con-
ccrned Their latest move in this di-
rection is the putting in of the missing
link of straight traffic on the North
Main avenue line, via West Scranton.
The company tried, unsuccessfully,
to cross the northern division of the
Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western
railroad tracks at what Is known as
Trips crossing. In this they were
unsuccessful, and for sometime have
been allowing passengers to walk
across the tracks from terminus to
terminus
Early this year large tract of land
was opened up into building lots. This
track lies directly back of the Tripp
homestead ana, of course, approaches
from North Main avenue We're opened
up. This was the opportunity for the
Railway company, and they promptly
embraced 1t. Permission was obtained
u run into this new territory and by
crossing beneath the grade of the Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western
tracks return to North Main avenue.
OF course, the route is thus length
ened, but there is no delay, and be-
side large territory Of residences is
thus tapped and patronage guaran-
teed.
The new and connecting route
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In the event that the proposed spe-
cial bond ordinance, now being consid-
cred by special committee of coun-
ellis, is presented to be voted upon at
the coming spring election, the pro-
moters will find considerable opposl-
ton In this part OF the city. The story
of the fight being made against it is
interesting, end Harry Klauminzer, of
Pittston avenue, in an interview with
Tribune reporter last night, made
sweeping assertions against council
men Of the city whose names he did
not mention. He said;
The counCilmen and other, politi
clans, who are decidedly anxious to
feather their nests by having the
bond ordinance voted upon favorably
at the spring election will find that
the game they are engaged in will re-
suit disastrously for them. Why is the
work of constructing the new sewer
not commenced? The reason is this:
Fully ten councimen have gone to
Dunn Brothers, to whom the contract
was given, and asked them to delay
the work as they are eagsr for the sue
cess of the ordinance campaign, in
tending to blindfold the people of the
South Side by telling them that the
only way the sewer can be built is by
voting for the ordinance and that the
money needed will be provided by that
measure.
"Cne of the Dunn Rrothers told me
this" Mr.. Klauminzer continued. THE
clever dodge will not be success, and
we will fight those scheming ward
politicians to the bitter end.
1T is an outrage that the long-suf-
fcring and patient people over here
must be the subjects of more suffer-
ing in order that the ambitions of a
few may be realized. The money that
was intended for the sewer. I under
stand, is to be used on the North Main
| avenue pave.
This statement that the contractors
| are waiting for the arrival of pipe is
ell bosh. They have had sufficient
| time to get enough pipe to sewer the
| whole South Side"
The organizing of the forces against
| the bond ordinance will ensue in n
| short time, and it is intended to place
| the fight on a substantial footing.