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the position entrusted to him. 1t really
looks too bad to have our noble Guard
held up to ridicule by him. But do not
despair. Let us stand by the President
and our gallant officers. Trust In the
President TO give us a more competent
and experienced man in military affairs
to be our commander-in-chief
Our noble Guard ought to be the pride
of the whole country. 1 would therefore
remind all whom il may concern, that to
give up at the first disappointment would
look as though we were made of very
thin material Let us stick fast and show
our loved ones and those who love the
flag that a mere pun OF wind won't sweep
Us ever.
For instance. let me give an example
of the way in which / take this disap-
pointment of yesterday. suppose our
noble and brave firemen were to throw
up their allegiance to the District be-
cause they were called out on false
alarm. Would we not think that our fire
department was made up of very poor
material? The same may be thought OF
the ID. g N c., IL they throw up their
position in the military army of America.
For the love we have for God, the
flag. the President. and the officers of
our respective companies in the Guard,
who are brave and true patriots, let US
stand up and fight until the battle is won.
Remember the Maine and her gallant
officers and crew. Respectfully,
JOSEPH F. BARTINI,
Private. Light Battery. ID. {. ~ u.
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Irish ECIuufePr~

ON Monday the military division Of the IN
cient Order Of Hibernians met at Conzaea Hall.
Many Irishmen were present and sgniaed their
willingness, without exception. to serve under the
Stars and Stripes in the with Spain. Recruit
ing Offices were established at the following
places: W. f. Flemings. 719 Four and a, half
Street southwest: John J. 0Connor's, So N street
northeast: Thomas F. Fanning's, 2OO6 n Street
northwest; Daniel Doody, 1928 Seventh Street
northwest. The recruiting officers are 10 report
from time to time az headquarters. which have
been established at Rooms 95-76 Fendall building
$40 Street northwest. in charge OF Mr. r. T.
Downing The meeting viii be st CosteilO's Hall
corner Of Sixth and Streets northwest, at {
O'Clock d m. Thursday. ADril d
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Patriotic show window.

The large corner show window of s.
a unique, appropriate, and very pleasing
manner by this enterprising firm In the
back of the window are three alcoves
decorated in the national colors. the first
red, the second white, and the third blue
Peeping out of these alcoves and of the
same color, are three counterfeit cannon
made Of artificial flowers. The same de-
sign is carried out in the front except
that number of hats are shown, all of
which, however, are of the same color
that prevails in the portion of the win
dow where they are placed. The whole
thing makes one of the best millinery
displays that has been seen in this city.
On the Eighth Street side full size fig
ure of Pierrotte is shown performing the
most astonishing feats of legerdermain.
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WALL STREET MEN ENLIST.
No Failing over Each Other to Join
the Ranks. However.


New York. April 26-HeadqUarters for
the bankers and brokers regiment to
be recruited in the Wall Street district
were opened yesterday in room G. on
the ground floor of the Mills Building,
No. 16 Broad Street. c. f. Fitch. an en-
ploye of the brokerage firm of Quincy &
Co. was the first to register. James D.
Smith. former commodore of the New
York Yacht Club. who is the chairman of
the organization committee, was on hand
to see the movement started.
Applicants did not tumble over one an
other to enlist. and no persons of distinC-
ton applied. but the originatOrs of the
movement said that the outlook was up
to their expectations. BY the end of the
day they had obtained an encouraging
enrolment. the exact number of which
was not made public.
1t was stated that offers had been re-
ceived from more than 1.000 persons to en-
list in the regiment. but that probably "a
large part of these would be held 10 make
up a second regiment. Among these is a
company of 100 trained men. who served
in Italy. The intention is 10 bring as
many Wall Street men as possible into
the first regiment. There is said to be no
doubt that the program will be carried
out before the end of the week. since
many applications have been received
from clerks in scores of downtown Off
ces. Most of the bankers and brokers
have signified their willingness to keep
places open for their men. and a few of
them offer to continue their wages dur
ing actual service. .-
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LANDED ON CUBAN SOIL.
Daring Exploit of Detail From
the Torpedo BOat Porter.

Key West April "a dispatch boat
brings news that on Sunday night small
force of Americans from the torpedo boat
Porter landed on Cuban soil to reconnoi-
ter.
The torpedo boat Porter is as fleet as an
express train, has a daredevil crew and
an intrepid commander Lieut. j. G. Fre-
mont is the commanders name. He is a
son of the famous pathfinder" and is a
chip of the old block.
Under the darkness of Sunday night
Lieut.. Fremont made a landing on the
north coast of Cuba with small force in
search of information. He did not meet
any Spanish troops, but was ready to
fight them if he had met them. The lieu
tenant got the information he wanted
and reported at length TO Admiral Samp-
son, on board the flagship New York Mon
day morning.
This much of the Porter's expedition is
permitted by Admiral Sampson to be
made public. The admiral regarded the
exploit as a daring one.
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NAVAL ORDERS.
A Number of Omcers Attached {
the MOSQUITO Fleet.

the Mosquito Fleet.
Gunner w. Walsh, detached navy yard
Washington. and to ST. Paul Immediately
Passed Assistant Engineer j. E. Palmer
to Amphitrite.
mediately
Commander ]. V. b. Bleeker. to hospi-
tai, Boston.
Lieut.. C. L. Bruins, retired. to ship ex-
amining board.
Ensign Fl. c. Longnecker, retired, to
Richmond temporarily.
Carpenter Fl. NJ. Griffiths, retired, tenn
porary duty general storekeeper's de-
partment. New York navy yard.
Commander II. Elmeb. detached charge
of Mosquito hotilla and wait orders.
Rear Admiral H. Erben@ retired, In
charge Mosquito flotilla.
Lieut. A. p. Niblack, detached. naval
attache at Berlin and to navy yard, Ne"
York
Commander F. NJ. Baskeret. to Berlin
as naval attache. y ..k,
Lieut.. j. w. Hagernan,, retired. En-
sign w. r. Robertson. retired, Lieut.. e. l.
Jacob. retired. Lieut.. sD.s&W. Beswick
retired. Lieut.. A. r. fGobb, retired, tc
Bureau Navigation. H
Mate Jas. ii. Haynswocth. appointed
April 25. naval stationFat Port Royal
Acting Assistant Surgeon Frank B
Hancock George w. Coates. John
Snyder. John b. Gibbs, Henry A. Dunn
Allan Stuart. Edward M. blackwell and
Anton Heger. appointep April q.
Acting Naval Cadet George c. Lodge
appointed April %
Acting Ensign Thomas L. Jenkins. ap
pointed April %.
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Movements Of American warships

Rattleships Iowa and Indiana, cruis-
Wilmington and Helena, monitors
Terror and Amphitrite. torpedo boats
Dupont Gushing. Ericsson and Porter.
of the fighting feet. under command of
Acting Rear Admiral Sampson, are
blookading Havana.
Cruiser Cincinnati. monitor Puritan,
gunhoats Machias. Nashville. Newport
and Castine. torpedo boats Foote and
Wiuslow. Of Rear Admiral Sampson ;
feet. have been ordered TO blockade the
ports Of Matanzas, Mariel and Carde-
mas.
Cruisers San Francisco and New Or
leans are at New York.
Ba.tleships Massachusetts and Texas.
of the flying squadron, under Commodore
Schley are at Hampton Roads.
Cruiser Columbia arrived at Newport,
r. l.: cruiser Montgomery was reported
/ of Highland Light Mass. headed for
I Massachusetts, Bay.
Ram Katahdm has arrived at Prov
. incetown Mass.
Dynamite gunboat Vesuvius sailed from
4 Newport. r. l.
! Cruisers Newark and Montgomery are
/ being repaired at the Norfolk NaD
navy ward.
/ Cruisers Tecumseh and Oseeola are at
! Norfolk Va) navy yard to be remod-
elled.
Collier Saturn is loading with coal at
Norfolk Va. for the flying squadron.
Collier Niagara sailed from Brooklyn
navy yard for Hmpton Roads.
Auxiliary cruiser Dixie is al NeWpOr.
News
Gunboat Annapolis is at New York
navy yard.
Gunboat Eicksburg is at Hampton
Roads.
Dispatch boat Dolphin, torpedo boat
Gushing. monitor Terror. gunboat Rel
ena and auxiliary cruisers Hornet and
Eagle are at Key West.
Cruiser Topeka Is on the way from
Falmouth. England, to New York.
Cruisers Chicago and Atlanta are at
the Brooklyn navy yard being remod-
elled.
Cruiser Nictheroy has been brought
from Brazil
Monitor Nahant manned by New York
Naval Reserves, is at New York
Torpedo boat Somers is still at Fall
mouth. England. disabled.
The battleship Oregon and the gunboat
Marietta are on the way around Cape
Horn.
Monitor Monadnock left Vallejo. Cal.
for Puget Sound.
Cruisers Baltimore, Olympia, Concord
Raleigh, Boston and Monocacy. gunboat
Petrol revenue cutter Hugh McCulloch
and auxiliary cruiser Zafiro forming the
Asiatic squadron. left Hong Kong for
Manila to blockade the Spanish ports
of the PhiinpineS
Auxiliary cruiser Merrimac has been
in dry dock at Norfolk CNa) navy yard
but has orders to sail
Monitor Catskill passed up Long Island
Sound for Boston.
Monitor Ajax has gone to Philadelphia
for repairs.
Monitors Montauk and Lehigh We're
put in commission at the League Island
navy yard.
Yacht Aileen has been bought by the
United States Government and will be
converted into an auxiliary cruiser
Auxiliary cruiser Wasp sailed from
Brooklyn navy yard for Key West.
Gunboat Bennington is at Honolulu.
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THE AUDAZ SAILS.
She Steers Crooked Course From
QueenStown.

Queenstown. Ireland. April 26.-In off,
ciaI circles the Spanish torpedo gunboat
Audaz is still the subject of discussion
1t is said she tried TO mislead the au-
thorities here by the peculiar course she
took in leaving the harbOr at $50 a. m.
yesterday She started out in a due
westerly direction, then turned to the
southeast When she was but a speck on
the horizon she was going due south
Admiral Lake. who is in command Of
this station. had a long interview with
the captain of the AudaZ yesterday after
noon and conveyed to him an intimatiOn
from the admiralty that If the Audaz did
not leave within twelve hours she would
be detained until the end of the war.
The Audaz was all ready for sea this
time. with the exception of a few slight
repairs, which she took artificers 10 sea
with her to complete.
The admiralty authorities allowed her
TO take only 120 tons of coal, just enough
to carry her to Cadiz, which the captain
said was her destination.
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Movements of Spanish Warships.

Cruisers Alfonso XII Conde de Nene-
ditto, Infanta Isabel Marques de En-
senada; gunboats Nueva Espana, Fill
ipinas Magelianes and Antonio Lopez
and transport Legaspi are at Havana
Cruisers Almirante Oauendo, Vizcaya.
torpedo boat destroyers Furor, Terror.
Pluton, torpedo boats Ariete, Rayo.
Azor. and conveys Ciudad de Cadiz and
San Francisco are at Cape Verde ISL
ands. Ii is understood Portugal. under
neutrality laws, has ordered the fleet
10 sail today.
Torpedo gunboat Temerario has sailed
from Buenos Ayres.
Cruisers Cristobal Colon and Infanta
Maria Teresa are at Cape Verde Islands.
Torpedo boat destroyers Dona Maria
de Molina, Habana, Barcelo. Orion.
Proserpina and Destructor have not
moved from Cadiz.
Battleship Pelayo, whereabouts I'M
known.
BattIaship Vitoria and cruiser Alfonso
XIII are being repaired at Cartagena.
Battleship Numancia, disabled, is at
sea being repaired. Her destination is
Barcelona.
=
lasco. Don Juan de Austria, gunboats
Paragua, Clloa. FL CanO, Gen. Lezo and
Marques del Duero, transports Gen.
Alaya. Manila and Cebu are at Manila.
Gunboats Samar Mariveles. Mindoro,
ManiIeno. Pampa gua and Arayet are at
the southern extremity of Philippine
Islands.
Gunboat Calimaines is at Balabac.
Gunboats Balusan and Leyte are at
Taal Lagoon.
Gunboat Otalora Is at Bay Lagoon.
Gunboats Alloy and Callao are at
Paragua Isle.
Cruisers Isla de Cuba, Isle de LuzOn,
gunboats Quiros and Ruy Lopo de Nalu-
oboa are at the Caroline Islands.
Cruiser Emperador Carlos is dis
abled and being repaired at FerroL
| Spain.
Torpedo boat Audaz has sailed from
Cork. destination unknown. but reported
| to be CadiZ.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26

Springfield ILL.,, April ga deadlock
betyeen Secretary Alger. of the War De-
partment, and Gov Tanner, as command
er of the Illinois National Guard was
broken this evening when Secretary Al
ger made the concession insisted upon
by the executive.
The quarrel resulted from the wish of
the Secretary to have John A. Logan, jr.,
appointed commander of the Illinois reg
ment of cavalry contemplated in the call
The Secretary held over the governor 5
head the threat that If the appointment
was not given to Logan only squadron
would be called from this State.
The governor was still immovable anc
finally the Secretary made the concession
and Illinois will be represented by a
full regiment of cavalry.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
Chicago Troops Depart.

Chicago. April 26.-AlI the Chicago in
fantry will leave for camp this evening.
in Springfield tomorrow. In the
First Regiment there are 100 men. In
the Second. 1.55S; in the Seventh LOO.
and Young's Cavalry. LOO Although no
orders for the departure Of the Ninth
Battalion (coIored), l. ". c.. for Camp
Lincoln. at Springfield. were received last
night, and definite orders are not expect
I'd before Saturday. preparations were
made TO leave on few hours notice
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Coal for Neutral Ports.

The Hawley law. according to instruc-
tions sent to Collector Bidwell, of the
Treasury Department at Washington,
yesterday. does not absolutely prohibit
the expectation of coal from this coun-
try The instructions to the collector
were sent by telegraph in the following
words
Pending preparation of regulation un-
der resolution of April %, touching ex-
portation of materials used in war. coal
may be shipped in neutral vessels TO neu-
trail ports. unless material objection is
known. in which case report facts,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
STOCKS DULL And HIGHER
The Market in the Hands Of the
Traders.
Business Light and No Pressure to
Sell Long HeIdings-6eyern-
ment Bonds Lower.

New York. April 26.The stock market was in
the bands of traders again this morning.
The only particularly new influence was the
slightly higher range Of prices.
Business was light, and there was little variety
10 the trading. There was no pressure OF long
stock anywhere.
In Government bonds the old Is, coupons, we're
1-2 per cent lower and new Is down Il per
cent.
At noon stocks were dull and higher.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
TELEPHONE AFFAIRS.
Developments i'm the House Conn
npittee Inv Ncstfaa lion.

nittee Inv Ncstfg tion-
The House committee appointed to in
vestigate the affairs of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company, re-
sumed its hearing this morning.
Mr. c. W. Hoskins expert accountant
for the company, and President Bryan
were again before the committee. The
most important development was the
fact that the company has been charg-
ing construction expenses to the cost of
maintenance. Expert Hoskins said any
other course would wreck a company.
for to capitalize and anticipate on bet
terments and improvements was conced-
ed to be bad business policy.
The committee demanded of President
Bryan copies Of his annual reports and
balance sheets submitted to the stock
holders throughout the life Of the COM
pany. together with the minute books of
every stockholders meeting. Mr.. Bryan
said he would seek legal advice before
submitting such evidence.
The committee will resume its hearing
at l o'clock.
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Gov. Hastings PROMPT.

The first response to the President
call for volunteers was received from
Governor Hastings of Pennsylvania
whose telegram was received at O'CLOCK
last night He announced that the Penn.
sylvania troops were all equipped and
ready to be assembled by the time the
mastering ofiieer could reach the rendez-
V0uS.
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Reorgnrizing the Army,

Arrangements for the reorganization of
the Army under the new law are being
completed at the War Department. Un-
der the Hull bill authorizing the three
battalion organization. the enlisted
strength of the Army will be increased
about 5000 bringing the total strength
up to about $1,000 men.
The new companies will require the ap-
pOintment of twenty-five additional ma
mr.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
Indian Territory Cared for.

In issuing the call for volunteers yes
terday the War Department omitted In
dian Territory. This morning to rectify
this error the quota of Idaho was changed
from two troops of cavalry to two bat
talions of infantry and the quota of In
dian Territory was fixed at two troops of
cavalry
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26

Col. Bingham stated positively to a
Times reporter this forenoon that he has
had no intimation that the National
Guard would be assigned to guard the
White House. "All stories to that effect
are untrue he added
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
Guns Of the Priucefou.

Camden, n. j., April 26-The work of
mounting guns was begun on the gum
boat Princeton today, and will be con-
tinued night and day until finished. The
Princeton will then go into commission.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
Colonel Logan,

1t is to be Col. John A. Logan. The
President. 1t is given cut, has determin-
ed TO appoint the son of the la.e John
A. Logan a colonel either of a special
organization, or one of the regiments
made up of troops from the several
s ateS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
Yiekshurr Goes IN Sen.

Fort Monroe. Va. April 2s-The gun
boat Vieksburg followed the Montgomery
and Panther to sea. The revenue cutters
Morrill, and Hudson are expected to Join
the three outside and proceed to Key
West.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26

TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. &C. Tho genuine has L. B. q. ON
each tablet.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
Prouhecy Fulfilled

"Ahi'' joyfully cried the young man
who had got employment at painting the
union depot, the prophecies of my fam
lily are now being fulfilled; They often
said that l would adorn some great sta
ton before | died"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
New York Cotton Market.
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Wash. Loan and Trust. 2Oa125 ID
T.. s. Electric Light. 14109. American
Graphophone, 30G14 81 Pneumatic Gun
Carriage 1OGa65 cents; 9856f7O cents.
After CalI-Pneumatic Gun Carriage.
3Oed70 cents.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26

1t enriches the blood and increases the
strength and vitaiity-Heurict's Maerzen,
Senate, Extra Pale and Lager and Spark
ling Stock Ale.
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RendezNous of kansas TT

The rendezvous of the Kansas troops
has been changed to the military reser-
walton at Fort Leavenworth.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
Consul Williams mt Hong Kong

Hong Kong. April &C.. LBS a. m-The
steamer Esmeralda has arrived here from
Manila with United States Consul Will
Jams on board.
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FINANCIAL
Corson & Mccartney,

Members OF the New York Stock Exchange.
lab ST.. clover Building.
Correspondents Of Mesrs Van Emburgh After
bury, No. Wall street.
Bankers and Dealers In Government BondA
Deposits Exchange Loans.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities
listed on The exchanges Of New York. Philadelphla
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold.
A speciality made OF investment securities. Dis
srics Bonds and all local Railroad. Gas. Insz11cs
and Telephone Stock dealt IN
Americxn Bell Tsiephone Stock bought and
sold nal9u
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DIED.

YATES-April 26. 1s9S o'clcck o. m. WILL
IAN J.. beloved son Of Jackson and Louisa Yates.
in the twsnty-seventh year Of his age
Funeral from his late residence. ~ Marvl1 nj
ave. Sv.. Thursday, April p. 1s9s. at p. M.
Friends and relatives Of family respectfully in
vitcd % attend. Item
HORN-On April .. 1sgs. MRS EMILY T.
HORN, at O'Clock p. m. in the 18th year q her
age.
Notice Of funeral in Evening star Of this date.
l.
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Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members OF the New York Stock Ex-
change, 1927 F Street.
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The great Blood Purifier, Kid
ney, Liver and Bladder Regulator.
At all druggists. Price, 25c.
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City Lights.

Gas lamps are lighted at 7:56 p. m.: ex-
tnguishing begun at AIS a. m. The
lighting is begun one hour before the
hour named. Lamps are lighted at
7:f p. M; extinguished at 4.3O a. m.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-04-26
Tide Table.
Water Conditions

Today-Low tide, sos a. m. and g.:
M; high tide, 11:20 a. m. and 1I:f7 u
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Temperature and condition of the water
at a. m: Great Falls-Temperature. IS,
condition, 9. Receiving reservoir-Tem-
perature. 60; condition at north connec-
rion. 4; condition at south connection. 8
Distributing reservoir-Temperatrue 50;
condition at infuent gatehouse %; eflu-
ent gatehouse. 36
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UNDERWRITERS.

J. VILLA NJ LEE.
UNDERTAKER.
$50 Pa- Ave " W.
Fiyst-cIass service. Phone. 1885
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Corrected daily by W. 3. Hibbs & Co.
members of the New York Stock Ex-
change. 1927 Street
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Guarantees Prompt and Perfect Cures.

Daily Office Hours-1O a. m. to .. m. Mon
day. Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, TO
y. m. Sunday, 10 to IL N.
CONSULTATION STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-12-25
The Ice Plant

Among Ardmore's foremost en-
terprises, the ice plant may be
quoted as standing in the foremost
rank. Under the management of
Il. E. Foster, local manager of the
business, this enterprise is pros
pering. The capacity of the ice
cOmpany's plant is Is tons every
"a hours; and as showing the ap-
probation in which that luxury,
ice, is held by the public, we have
only to add that the machinery
runs two-thirds of the time, giving
supply of y tons daily, There
is no better plant of the kind on
this road, though some may be
larger. This enterprise is keeping
pace with the growth of the city
and surrounding country towns, all
of whom appreciate its cooling
qualities during the hot months.