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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15

the continental nations believe an alli-
sncs with the United states was on the
tapis.
President Mckinley and Secretary Long
will unite today in an effort TO start the
Roosevelt naval reorganization bill on it's
passage through Congress. The measure
N planned to increase the number of line
And engineer officers, and 20 secure har-
monious action by the amalgamation Of
the two corps. Men who are less ft for
meeting the heavy requirements OF mod
ern naval duty are To be weeded out 70
make promotions balance with vacancies
More than q half million dollars is To
be spent by IL navy department in max
ing Dry Iortugas a more valuable strate-
gio point Secretary Long yesterday
placed contracts for large number Of
guns for this purpose.
IL is proposed to mount modern guns
at Fort jefferson and man them by cou-
pie of batteries of artillery. Coal sheds
are to be erected there immed atsly,
which will accommodate at least 10000
tons OF coal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
VERDICT FOR $1,000
Awarded Miss McNeill in Her Suit
Against Contractor.
Plaintiff was Injured by Falling Over
Pile of Lumber In Street.

Miss Margaret j. McNeili was given
verdict for $1,000 against sewer contractor
Timothy j. Lyons by jury in Judge
wilbur's court this morning. Miss Nc
Neill fell over pile OF lumber that was
in front Of the house she boarded at and
was seriously injured. The defendant
claimed the lumber over which the plain
till fell ala not belong To him but TO
another party who had carelessly left IL on
the sidewalk on Smith street near Rug
giles stIest. John W. Hogan was counsel
for Miss Mcneil.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
HE NO LONGER
EXPECTS WAR.
Sudden Change in the Presidents
View of the Situation.
DUE TO ANOTHER PLAN FOR PURCHASE OF CUBA.

Great Syndicate of American and European Capitalists
to Be organized to Guarantee Cuba'S War Debt--FOr-
mer Governor Morton Deeply Interested in the
Scheme--SiXy- Three Steamers the Choicest
Vessels in the American Merchant Marine,
Placed at the Disposal Of the United
States GOvernment--Little Desire
For Pecuniary Gain Shown.
The Vessels Will Carry
One Thousand Guns
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15

There Is to be "a christie ming at TIE home
Of Patrolman y. j. Eeerey OH Lisbon
street Thursday evening, and IL is said
that Patrolman Martin J. feerey, and
Isaiah Il. sherman have teen chosen rs
the Godfathers. There is to be a wagon
load OF good thinfs TO e,t and drink.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
A Twenty-Round Draw.

Cincinnati, Ohio, March Ia kid Lefe-
bre OF this city. and Tommy Cavanagn OF
Buffalo, fought a 20 round draw at Day
ton. Kv.. athletic club last night. TIE
fight was one OF the gamest and clcycIest
seen here
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
SAILS BLOWN AWAY.
Ship Conway Had Tempestuous Voy-
age From the Philippines.

snip conway hhu aIempestuous Noy-
age From the Philippines.
Port Townsend, Wash. March is, The
British ship Convey has arrived 73 DAYS
from Maniln, Philippine Islands. Captain
Humes reported an extremely rough voy.
age and strong head winds. On two oc-
casions all her sails were carried away.
Feb. ID the Conway passed large ship
dismastci with only her bowsprit and
foremsst standing. IL was i'm latitude
III. ~ y. AMI longitude 15i East. Her en-
ssna was still flying from the mainmast.
but coul1 not ic made out.
volcano On Suwa island. which has
long teen supposed to be extinct is re-
poItei by Captain Humes @ ie i'm state
Of activity, ii2hting up the sea at night
for many miles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
str cken With Blindness.

Indianapolis, Ind, Msrch lS.-Eugene
Ssuley, chairman of the Republican
county central committee and one of tie
leaders cf the Young Republicans has Teen
stricken with total blindi ess. tie result
or atropby az the optic retye and physi-
ci-ns report that his blindness is Ierma-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
PRoJECTILEs FOR SPAIN.

Birmingham, Eng. March I5-Tbe
kynoch COMPANY has .lready dispatched
projetties, standing A.. feet high, the
largest ever made. .bys'he kynochs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15

Follows use ot cuts and electrotypss. illus
irating goods. The !. ]. Ryder Co.. 2l0 West
Minister. does best work At low prices
Half.,one and Photo engraving spscialrise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15

THE POPE Is FOR PEACE
: London, March 10 The Pail Mall Ga
zette this afternoon publishes dispatch
from Rome which says there has teen a
recent exchange of communications be-
tween the Vatican and spain in regard TO
Cuta and the relations with tho United
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
Wo0'en Mil Burned.

Troy, n. Y, March l5.-Tte Victor
Mill Of Coboes, the largest wooden mill
i'm tie United states, burned this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15

States The Pope, 1t is added, is ready
10 DO everything in his power TO prevent
hcstilities. (which might te fatal 10 the
Spsnfsn dynasty. Continuing the ces.
patcn SAYS: The Vatican has specially
exertsd influence at Washington, and has
tried directly and indirectly to dissuade
the United states from rlunging into war
with spain. According 10 information
nere if the Offices of the Pontiff are nc
cepteu, ne Will propcss that Cuba remain
under tie dominion OF Spain, but that it
be- ruled On the lines of OH knglisn colony.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
Work'ngmen's Loan Association.

incorporated under Charter granted by the Gen.
cral Assembly of the State OF Rhode Island.
Money loaned on Furniture and Household
Goods in Providence and vicinity
Rate Of interest uniform nnd lower than that
PREVAILING elsewhere upon such security.
Principal OF loans repaid by moderate monthly
Workingmen's Loan Association,
ID. L. d. GRANGER, President
RATHBoNE GARDNER, Secretary.
{. L. BIGELOW. Manager
ONCE, 30 Westminster St., Raoin 3.
la29-s tu th-n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
Strange Craft Put Into
Block Island.
MANNED BY SPANIARDS.
II Turns Out to Be the Yawl Theresa
From Lynn, Mass.
is AFTER SHELLS AND FEATHERS

The residents of Block. ..Island.are greatly
interested in the movements and motive
of a strange craft. manned by Spanish
sailors which anchored in the outsr
basin Sunday night. The vessel ia about
40 feet long, rugged as sloop. with short
jigser mast. Eight Spanish sailors were
on board of Ter and yesterday the captain
and oDe sailor came sshore. They told
story about being bound for Central
American ports after cargo of monkeys
and parrots but the size and rig OF their
vessel makes their story almost incredi-
bis. TIE captain and his nttsndant
walked over the islaI TO some extent
anu then returned 10 their boat. This
action excited morN wonder among tEe
residents here,
The sloop bears the name Of Theresa
and the captain claims that she, halls
from Lynn.
The THERESA'S MISSION.
Lynn Mass. .,-The yawl Theresa sailed
from Lynn March 8, bound for Key West
on way to Honduras. Genital America,
for shells ana plumag.. X. A. Sanchez,
native of Cuba and n cousin of the deau
Maceo is captain and with his sons. T..
l. and Ill. A., Jr., owns the yawl which
was built i'm hockland, Me. On board OF
her for crew ana interested i'm the trip
nre Gilllt and Brcs., 4. &. Ferguson of
Lynn, Peter Bourgeoin of Salem, - IL
Brown OF Bosttn Sanchez is "a she'll and
feather dealer and for years has treded
along tho coast at beach resorts. The
party carries supply Of ammunition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
$50 REWARD.

A reward of $50 will he paid FOR tho arrest
and conviction of parties cutting wires on
Rounds avenue, yesterday, lcio1girg TO the
American Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany. or for The arrest and conviction Of any
junk dealer purchasing the same, knowing II
90 have been stolen.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
BY G. II. FULLER, Manager.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
DEFENoEs STRENGTHENED.

San Francisco, March 10 The land
defences Of San Francisco hsrbor have
been greatly strenathentd of late and ths
military and naval suihoritiss agree that
the presehce of the battlsship Oregon H.
not essential for the protection Of the
iOrt. lhs l0.inch battery at Fort Point
has been reinforced ty the addition Of two
guns. 81 there are now five 10.ibch rifles
in position. Five l2-inch gums COM
mandiu9 a fire sweso of tho ocean can bo
ussd TO trins under fire ship attempting
10 psss through ths narrow channel he
tween Lime Point and Fort Point
Three more l2-inoh guns at Fort Baker,
together with tie l6 mortsrs and three
dynamite guns on the peninsula can also
bs lrought into Use at long or shCrt
range. The great purs on Lime Point
neerlv 600 feet above the warter are -
hish that rlunRiuR Gre against the
deck OF n ship msy be delivered. All OF
tne Formidable weapons ara 80 situate
that their iire NAV lc concentrated on any
hostile flett attempting To enter the
Golden Gate.
THE BATTLESIIIP O'HIGGINs.
London, March l5.-lt is re-sssprted
here g day that the spanish Goyergmant
has s1cured the Chilean bsttlsship OH 2
gins. which has been built by the Arm.
stroDes for Chile.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
TIE BATTLEsHIP o'nIGGINs.

Continued on Page 81
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-15
LARGEST RETURNS

Are secured by Merchants
who advertise In the News,
because the News Is the
home Paper of Providence
and Vicinity.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-03-25

convaincu que le catholicjsme @
la France c'est tout un, ct que IL
grandeur de la France est abso
Iument lice q la 6d>lit6 de son at
tachement a PEglise. Voici ses
dernieres paroles.
"C'est que partout od j'ai pass6,
j'ai pu constater que le catholics
me, c'6talt la France, ct la Fran
ce c'6tait le catholicisme, je l'avais
souvent entendu dire, ct j'6tais as.
sez dispose a le croire. Je TAI
cru, Zen su1s convaincu mainte-
nant ct, sans doute, je n'aurais
pas beaucoup de psine q vous en-
convaincre vous-m6mes, mails ]e
voudrais, on dehors de tout es'
prit de parti OF dans le seul lnt6-
ret de la grandeur du nom fran.
gals. que tout Francais en- f1t con-
valncu CONNIE nous. Je dis bien
dams le seul int6ret de Ia gran
deur du nom francais ct de la pa
trie.
Tel est sujourd'hui l'6tat du
monde eivilise, qu'un ve1itable
Francais ne saurait r1en faire con-
tre le easholicisme gull ne le fas-
Sc au d6triment de la grandeur de
la France, pour le grand avantage
de quelque puissance ennemi, ct
reciproquement dams le monde en-
tier, que CO soft en- Chine GU en-
Canada, tout CO que Pon fait dams
I1nteret du eatholicisme, on Ie
fait, ou du MONS on Ia fait JUS
qu'ioi dams pinteret de la France
elle-meme. Pour moi, cette seule
raison sufhra1t 4 m'encourager
dams la resolution que j'a1 prise
ct dams laquelle Je pers6v6rerai." :"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-03-25
QU'0N PEUT IGNOREB

Que pon oonstruit 100000 mai
sons On moyenns dams oe payi
! chaque aimee.
Que lie prix moysn dune NAL
son en- Rassie est environ d.
$l35
Que Ia yalsur moyenne dune
maison aux Etats- s-Unis eat den
viron s 1876.
Que la propriAt6 aux Etets Uni.
eat evslu6e q 100000, 100000.
(loe Ia France 2,O47,000 mai
soma qui n'ont chaoun gu une fame
tire. ain d'6viter la take personnel
le qui est d'autant plus 6lev6'
qu'on a plas de fenetres.
Que le plus haut prix pay6
Londrea pour un pied csrs6 de ter
rain est $144.
Qce tout lOr trouVe ]usqu'1ol or
California, peut tenir dsns un,
chambre de 40 pieds de long, sui
20 de large ct Is ds haut.
Que Ia Hollande fat plus d'afai
res en- proportion de son etendue
que n'imports quel eutre pays d.
monde.
Que la monnaie on circulation
actuellement dams le monde &c
compose qe $3.W0,000,000 en- or
81, ,005, 600 en- argent, ct 81. 230,
100000 On papier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-03-25

roprietaire Gerant.
! me hier soir, ct je vous en- dome.
raj pour rien.-Reyenez vOus iol
au printemDs proehaln2~Paa
pour vous msls poar mas hffaires
-oui.-TrAs bien nous aurons un
homme qui vous jetsera des pelu-
res de oltron q la figure. ct nous
verrons CO que vous valez Com
me vous voudrez! .
Qaand Sanspiti6 arriva 4 Qu6-
bee, le printemps suivants, il trou-
va tout le mond.. oecup6 dune rem
oontre gull await oubIi6e, mais qui
devait avo1r lieu entire lui ct le
champion des officers. Les moeurs
de son encourage ns.l'avaient pas
prepare d oette latte. II aurait YOU
lu Pewter; mais "ses hommes"
o'ess-a dito ses ]astioiabies ne con-
oevaient pas qu'1l pas SO soustrai-
rs q l6preuve. l! aurait -perdu
toute Autorite tout prestige sur eux
s'll eat cherch6 meme un motif de
d'gnis6 ponr 6Titet ia lutte. Ellie
s'imposait a lui.
Les oM llsrs angIais, remarqua
bic en- garrison pour leurs grand
airs irsnt eriger une plateforme
en- face da marohA de Quebec pour
y METRE les conccEl5nts en- pre-
sence. Oes proo6i6s 6taient aveo
les moears du temps It tout le
monde s'y pretals' s.n.pit,e", seuI,
protestant, contre estte mise en-
SCENE. II n'avait pas peur. Mais
50 METRE ainsl en- spectacle r6ner-
vait. II fallait poar sly smener
ostte attraction irrepresslbIe gal
dit. II le faut! Qae dlraient
les ohantisrs, sill "chnlquaitW
VOLTA un mot qul went ON ne salt
d'od, mails qui est irresistible.
Peut-etre vlent-il de Panglsis
"snesk", se fautiler dams l'ombre
OF SO oaoher! "Uhniqusr"l Pas
Tavernier Sanspiti6!
Au jour fx6, il await honte d.
monter sur oetts estrade, de figu-
rer q II rampe, mais c'6tait pire
encore de ny pas etre, ct il y fut.
Son adversalra 6tait dams les
meilleures coalitions d. lathlete,
nj gros. nj grand. nj petit, nj mal-
gre; et II 6tait dune humeuf q
rembrunir Escoule. Ssnsp1ti6 avait
aussi la bonne humsur d'un hom-
me qul d6old5 de n'on pas avoir
d'autre. II await gu honte d'aller
la-mals il n'avalt pas ca peur-
il ne connaissait pas oe sentiment
II essaya de dirs bonjour On fran
Gals d son homma -celui cl ne le
oomprlt que par Repression ills
frent mutusilement un 6ohange
de bcns proceeds.
La lutte commence. .Sanspitie
n'avait jamais senti la main dun
homme M-urer 90 fgare. En-
moiAs de deux minutes, il await
les deux yeux pooh6s, ct IL ny
voyait plus. Toutefcis. IL voyait un
pea d'oh lui venaient les coups, ct
il so dit en- MISUNDERSTANDING,
mon vienx, 81 j'ai une chance. tu
ras!-Souvent il avs1t frapp6
dams ie v1ie; mails il lni arrlva de
TOUGHER! Il ne voyait plus, car ses
yeux 6tsient de]a emf Sc st sal
giants -mais il n'avalt plus dad
versaire. LIE champion DIS ofiaiers
await les Coles rentr6ss dams Ie
ventre ct gisalt sur le carreau. LIE
p .uvre homme no put reyoir Pan.
gleterre. LES officers lui frsnt
une pension ct il 6nlt ses Jours q
Qaeb,c, CONNIE un bon Jardinier,
ne songeant plus q SO mesurer
aveo personne.
Quand on 6velllara le mere Is
gende q CO su]et, on aura de quoi
s'amuser au foyer. en- attend IN,
que les champs de batail.e polit1-
ques fonrnissent leurs h1storlens.
x.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-03-25
Ne Dissipez pas votre Vie on
Crachats ct en- Fumee

A6n de rompre promptement etpour
toujours- avec l'habitude du tabac, d'etre
puissant, plein; de VIE, de nerf ct de vi.
gueur, prenez le No-To-Bac, qui accom-
plit des merveilles ct fortifie les hommes
fables. Beaucaup gagnent dix livres en-
dix jours. Plus de 100000 gu6risons
Achetez le No-To-Bac de votre droguiste
sous garantie de gu6rison, SOC ou $1.OO
Livret ct echantillon envoy6 gratis
Adressez: Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago
ou New-York.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-03-25
Les H0DQm6S Forts
du Canada.

Qu UduuQd>
| Parlant des forts 3 bras qui vi
valent dams la province de Quebec
il y trente ou quarante ans. nr
correspondent 6crlt oe qui suit:
Les Sanspiti6, deux ou trois fre
res qui ont laiss6 qes souvenirs
lnef aeab|es, ct Joe Montferrand
Ie plus. grand des coaps-de-polnQ,
restent CONNIE des figures monu.
mentales dana cette 6pop6e.
Jos Montferrant m6rite une bio.
graphic ct un portra!t-car il v4-
Gu dams ces qu%lques ann6es pas
sees It il a dd lelsser ule photo
graphia ct d. nombreux temoins
de ses hauts fa,ts.
Lea s .nsoitl6 6taient des "Ts,
verniers." La sobriquet l'ur est
aoquis par, droit de conquete. L'un
deux, foreman" dune grende
maison, descendant q Quebec tous
les printemps pour fsire la police
des hommes de bourgeols-lep-
quels ets1ent d,strlbu6s entire BY
towa (Ottawa) ct Qa6beo, sur pIoa
de cent cages. Ii aliait de Bytown
d Carlton, le Bas du Long Ssult,
puis q pAbord q Plonffa, Ut de la q
Quebec, ramenant les brouillons q
l'ordre. A Qa6Deo il fAisait la vie
uu "gentieman," vlyant dams les
meilleurs hotels ct se frottant aux
messisurs ae la vile. On jour que
fatigue, il s'6tait Jat6 sur un sofa,
daus un des salons de l'h0tel, il
roEf alt aveo le "sans gene" de IL
oabane du chantler-Q16bss re-
gorgeait de militaires-oinq on six
ofiolers, attsbl6s dams cette cham
bre ct tnnuyes de ses ronhsments,
commenoeut par lui jeter dams la
figure des pelures de citron prises
dana leurs verres. II dofmait bien
L'uu dsux enhardi par son som.
neil ct son lnsolement, lui ye1ss
ausIaues gouttes de son yerre sur
la figure.
La il s'6veille ct ]atte IN coup
d'eil autonr de lul. Un rlcanemant
i'6veills tout a-fait. ii Get ur son
seant ct demsnde Ell francals
qu'est-oe que o'est? Tous oes mes
sieurs ectatsnt de rire, ct Pun
deux, pour mi expl;quer ce que
c'est, lui jstts toat douoement une
partis de 500 verre dens la figure.
C'6tait un beau soir do juliet. La
fenetre 6ta,t ouverge. "Sanspiti6"
saioit lauteur du d6lit ct le jette
par la fenetre, tete premiere. Les
autres avaient essay6 de le retenir
mais il await falt la chose 81 vigou-
reusement ct 81 vite quill men res
TAFT plus qu'un eutre auqael ii put
fare subir la meme passe. Mais
le reste await d6camp6.
L, "sport" de 90 genre etait
alors Ell vogue. Les viotimes ns se
plaigna1ent a personns. LIE len ie-
main une d6putation arriva d Sans.
pitts. O'6taient des officers qai,
reoonnaissant la vigueur ct la ra-
pidite qui avalenr oaracter1ss la
! con duite de lofens6, venaient lui
demsnder une renoontre aveo un
homme d. leur choix. ne suls
pas on poxeur, leur dit-il, mais ne
vous frottez pas mol d'sYsn.age.
oh! o'est du "fun", du "spolt"
que nous voalons; le colonel ID.
gsgs sur vous contre le colonel
b.. .et le capitaine. c.. .et vous
au1ez ESQ al vous battez leur hon.
me.-Allez vous promener, Je ne
me bats pas pour de l'asgent. 81
toutefois vous voalez vous amuser
envoyez quelqu'u un m'insulter COM
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-03-25

LECHo dome toutes les nouvel.
les de Minneapolis.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-08-11

THE Madison Journal says that the
state has no business to change Govern
ors while the nation is at war. This is
a mistake, the war having nothing to
do whit. Wisconsin hasmagnifcently
done her duty thus far in regard to the
war and whenever she is unable to
perform her duty in national affairs
and attend to home interests at the
same time she will go out of business.
But change of Governors is not nee
essary. Mr.. Scofeld is amply able to
fill this position and by his services of
the past two years has proven himself
so and merits an unanimous election
to the office he now holds.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-08-11
Pearl Industry of Wisconsin.

The pearl industry Of Wisconsin
has practically subsidized on account of
the exhaustion of the mussel beds in
the creeks and rivers. George F.
Kunz, of Tiffany & Co., is authority
for the statement that within the past
eight years pearls having value OF
over 100000 have been sold from the
district around Beloit, Rock county;
Brodhead, Green county; Boscobel and
Potosi, Grant county, and Prairie du
Chen and Lynxville, Crawford county,
Of these pearls more than $4,000
worth were sent TO New York within
three months, including single pearl
worth more than $100, and some
among them were equal to any ever
found for beauty and coloring. The
colors were principally purplish red,
copper red and dark pink.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-08-11
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS
THEY ASK THE CITY TO RAISE
SUM OF $34,37o.
INCLUDE COST NEW BUILDING.
Milwaukee Pressed Brick to be Used for
Facing the Deming School, Laid in
Black Tuck Pointed Mortar
-Janitor Kingman Hired.

The school board held meeting
Tuesday night at the Central school
building. The president, superintend-
ent and five commissioners were pres
ent. After reading the minutes a
number of petitions for the janltorship
of the Durkee building we're presented
but it was decided to reengage the
present occupant, Mr.. Kingman. The
president notified the board that the
state factory inspector had ordered
fire escape placed on the east side of
the Central building, to be used from
the third story or auditorium. Ninety
days is the time given for the outside
stairway to be completed. The matter
was referred to the committee on
buildings and grounds. A number of
bills were allowed and some referred,
and the matter of the facing brick for
the new Deming school came up for
discussion. 1t was the intention of the
board to use red paving brick, but the
color was not even, so it was finally
decided to use Milwaukee pressed
brick joints to tuck pointed and black
mortar to be used. The board decided
to ask the city to raise 1874, 1879 for run
ming expenses and new buildings for
the coming year, and report to that
effect was ordered sent to the city
council. This amount is just double
that raised for school purposes last
q
tax in itself, but it will pay for every
thing contracted for at present, and
leave a good balance in the treasury of
the school board. Nothing further
was done except approving the bond
of the plumbers for the new school
house and the board adjourned for
two weeks.