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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
,,vsTFHY ABOUT ESTERHAZY
,.,,op or HIS SUICIDE is DISCREDlTED
IN PARIS.
,,. pr.rr1su ALLEGED DETAILS OF HIS
.>..ves1oN TO Authorship OF MEM
oRAXDUM on WHICH DFEf-
rr-s WAS CONVICTED.

rr-S WAS CONVICTED.
p.~s Sept s-There is apparently no foonda-
.,o rorort that Major Count Ferdinand
..'..,n r.,erhazy. whose alleged authorship Of
,oou in the Dreyfus case is now being
sosred by special military committee Of
INV has committed suicide
.,,, authority for the suicide story is La
.-bicb asserts that the police have con-
..o report 1t is Impossible as yet to
u,.,n positively, but the best sources OF in
,,,.,on discredi, the rumor
r,.ro is. however. considerable mystery about
.....-,.s movements. He is variousiy re
.s os a, London Ostend and other points
The re, IS closing around HIM
.1a Journal this morning asserts that Count
-,..,. sn.nt yesterday al Versailles. and
hs',..' .,s Inst evening" to Paris. going TO the
...,lsnce 0. Nine Pays
- the palers are publishing ciroumstan-
.,us If a confession nc maze. in the
''''.oa '''' ~ witnesses. that he was the author
pr''''' ,or,orand,ln upon which Dreyfus was
so,den,ncd Uhe borde:eam
grounded rumOrs are current that the
,... ,ou,snant- Colonel Henry revealed the
nar,es Of his accomrliccs in the forgery 1t is
ole. asserted that bo'n the embassies con
armed have given renewed assurances that all
cha alleged letters ard documents in the Drey-
,us dossier are clumsy forgeries
In any case Es,erhazy is riskins arrest oy
.,oa,ro a summons to wait upon the ponce
con,~oissarv who is investigating Prince 'hr'S-
,,sn Fs;ernazy's charge Of ennbezzlement
MaYtre Laborls request for the mpo:@rY re-
,oose ~ Colonel Picquart will probably he
granted tomorrow.
The Minister for War, General Zurlinden' mas
a,,er nerniss,on 20 Leutenant-Colonel fa'Y
de Clam to prosecute for libel various journals
mat have charged him with being the instisa'or
Of the Henry forgery and the accomphce OF
Esterhazy. IL connecting the bordereau'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
NEEDED n PORTO RICO.

Fltchhurg. Mass Sept s-Consressman Wey-
mouth received dispatch this morning from
Adiutant-General Corbn in reply 70 a telegram
sent Yesterday regarding the disposition OF the
9Th Massachusetts Regiment. which is now In
Porto Rico The dispatch is as follows:
Your telegram of the 9th to the Secretary Of
War received The services ~ the 9Th Massa-
chusetts Regiment are required in Porto Rico.
and for the present the regiment cannot be
brought home.
II G CORRIN. Adiulant- General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
WANTS TO USE ARMED TRANSPORTS

London. Sept. s.-The Madrid correspondent
Of The Times says:
The Cabinet COW I'll yesterday lTuesday) de-
cided to send diplomatic note through NJ
Cambon. requesting permission Of the United
States Government TO repatriate Spaniards from
the Philippines in armed vessels. since the in
surgents possess warshrs which might other
wise molest the Spanlards en- route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
PREMIER LACRIER JUBTLdNT.

HH SHOWS SATISFACTION WITH THE WORK OF
THE JoINT HIGH COMMISSION
Ottawa Sept & Sir WIlfrid Laurer Premier Of
Canada and other members of the Government
who have been in attendance the sessions Of the
Joint High Commission In Quebec. returned to the
capital today While Sir Wlfrid would not talk
for publication regarding the proceedings of the
Commission, he appeared 10 be juhant over the
work done far. solicitor-GeneraI Fitzpatrick
started to-day for England. ard /. IS said that he
goes TO corsult with the home authorities on bust
ness connected with the work OF the Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
SP4NTlRDS DELAY MEETING.
PORTO RICO COMMISSIONERS SAY THEY
HAVE not RECEIVED THEIR rNsTRUC-
TrONS FROM SPAIN

san Juan. Porto Rico. sept S.-The spanish
Eyacua ton Commissioners seem disposed to
delay the meeting Of the commissions Tney
say their instructions have not yet arrived. bur
are expected on the Alfonso XIII in few days
They intimate that. even then. they viii need 70
study them
The American Commissioners have replied
that the first meeting must be held before sep
temhor - under the terms Of the protocol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
GUNBOAT RETURNS TO ouDURMAN.

OmCurman Egypt Sept. delayed in trans
r1ission).- one OF the gunboats sent IL pursuit
Of the fugitive Khallfa Abdulah mas returned
here Her commander reports thai he went
sixty miles up the river. he saw about one thou
sand fleeing horsemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
REGrLaRs TO GARRISoN CUBA.

Washineton Sept II Is said AZ the War
Department that the troops which viii be used
IN garrison Cuba pending the establishment ~
some permanent form - government there VIII
be principally Regulars Tn regiments. how
ever. have not vet been selected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
to cope with the situation so tactfuy as to
avoid friction and entanglements.
FILIPINOs TO SEE MR.. M'KINLEY.

London. Sept S.-A dispatch from Hong Kong
dated September g. received in London yester-
day announces that committee of three FILL
pnos, appointed by Aguinaldo, has left Hong
Kong for the United States to confer with
President Mckinley upon the future or the
Philippine Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT ELECTION,

HuDIn. Sept. Sin the election yesterday in the
N"'th Division Of County Down for successor in
Ta'harneni 10 the late Colonel T. Waring, Con
se'Va'lve. who was returned without opposition at
'he last election. j b Houston. Conservative. was
returned
Mr. Houston received 1851 votes and Mr. Cor.et,
received 3loi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
PEACE AND SPANS DILEMMA

Madrid. Sept $ Senior Sagasta said this even
ing. THE nomination Of the Peace Commission
Is DELAYED because the Commissioners ought TO
have the full confidence Of the Government. but
who can say who will be in power a month
hnnce?"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

Washington Sept s.A cable dispatch from
General Brooke the War Department indi
Gates that while the charge that American
troops in Porto Rico are not receiving proper
medical attention is unfounded. there is an in
crease Of sickness. General Brookes dispatch is
as follows.
Ponce, September :, 1898
Secretary Of War. Washington:
In regard TO the charge about 10Th Pennsyl-
yania not having proper medical treatment
there is no truth in II. Report Of Major Wood
bury just received, states that Ernsts brigade
has 21Ik per cent of his command ILL., diarrhoea
dysentery and intermittent fever with typhoid
develop; camps ere in admirable condition and
every precaution taken always for health OF
men yet rate Of sickness is increasing day by
day in regular proportion. He thinks nothing
can be done except 10 move camp forward.
meaning Aibonito. AS soon as ] can see Cap
tain General Macias will try 70 arrange
JOHN r. BROOKE
Major General Commanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
ENGLAND LEASES 4 TOWN.

London, Sept. 9.-The Capctown correspondent OF
The Daily Mali confirms the report that Great
Britain has leased from Portugal the town OF
Lorenzo Marques. the north side OF Delagoa Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
ALGER ASKS FOR AN INQUIRY
WANTS 4 SEARCHING INVESTIGATION
OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT MADE
ADJUTANT-GENERAL CORBIN JOINS IN
THE REQUEST-NO DECISION YET
REACHED BY TIE PRESIDENT.

THE REQUEST-NO DECISION YET
REACHED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Washington Sept S-Secretary Alger has re-
quested the President 10 order thorough and
searching investigation Of the War Department.
In this request the Secretary has been Joined by
Adjutant-Genaral Corbin.
No decision has yet been reached by the Presi-
dent as 10 what course he will pursue lie has
the request of Secretary Alger under considera-
ton but has not determined whether he will
grant it not
Secretary Alger had long conference with
the President tonight before leaving the city,
and impressed him his earnest desire that
an investigation. such he had requested be
ordered. The question was thoroughly discussed
in all its phases Secretary Wilson took part IN
the conference and General Corhi' was present
the greater part of the time.
INVESTIGATION MAY BE ORDERED.
II seems low not unlikely that the investga-
tion will be ordered. but II is the wish of the
President to consider the matter further before
announcing a definite policy The question
probably will receive consideration at the Cabi-
net meeting tomorrow. While all members Of
the Cabinet are not in the city Secretaries Alger
and Long and Attorney General Griggs being
among those who VIII not be present at to-mor-
rows meeting. II is said 10 be the wish of The
President 70 take up the whole question with
those 81 his advisers who may he there Should
the investigation be ordered il will probably in
cude all matters relating 10 th1 conduct Of the
var. far a. they concern the War Depart
ment Secretary Alger expresses himself as CON
ndent that such an Investigation. Il conducted
promptly and thoroughly. will result in much
good.
40 DEFINITE CHARGES MADE.
Such an investigation as has been requested
is. II Is pointed out. beset with some difficulties.
No charges ~ a definite character have been
flied by any responsible person or official. SEN
satonal stories ard runors for which the Ad
minist-aton has knowledge that there is no
foundation. have been circulated and objection
is made to Identifying them by the ordering Of
an inrestigation BY thoa who desire and ad-
vocate the Investigation. Il is maintained
that II can do no possible harm and
may he of positive benefit in clearing
away manifest error from the minds ~ many
people and placing the blame. II any is TO be
placed. where 1t rlghtfuy belongs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

Washington. Sept. s-Following Is General
Iawton's report. received by the War Depart
ment to night on the condition Of the American
troops at Santiago.
Santilco. September :. 1895.
Adtutant- General Washington
Total sick 555: total fever cases 800. total
new cases 40. total returned 10 duty az death.
Corporal George Hinnen Company +, "a In
fantry. typhoid fev"r. September I.
T.AWToN. Major General Volunteers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

CAMP wIKOFF. VIA MANHANsET HOUSE
Daily round trip by commodious new steamer Old
Glory See Manhanset House Advt-Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
SICKNESS IN THE ARMY INCREASING.

Fl. c. CORBIN. Adiuiant- General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

Ar.BREcHV. 4. COMPANY K
AsHMoRE. August H. Company r
pAnDENHAUsEN. II. W. Company
RENHAM ". =. Company n.
FALL George. Company c.
REYERS. Frederick. Company F.
RpAuER. william. Company z
BUTLER. Edward :. Company y.
pr-XrON Christouher Company ".
CAMERON. John. Company x
CARBALLy. Thomas. Company ?.
Ct-NIoN william. sergeant
DALEY, James. Company 2.
pENNlKE. william D. Company
DAY. william. Company z
DUFF. Sergeant. Company u
EASTMAN. Charles. Company n
EBLINC. Harry. Company Ia
GRAHAM. Charles. Company A.
GREEN. A. Company d.
GODELLA. Andrew. Company e
GILLIS. Christopher. Company +.
GALLAGHER. snas. Company n.
HAINEs. n. NJ. Company H.
HAND. James. Company y.
HANAHEAN. James. Company y.
Harlan. David. Company Ii.
HETLEY. John. Company F.
BILL. Gus. Company q.
HovPT. David. Company y.
JACKSON. Robert. Company y.
JAMES W. Company
KARNEY. James. Company ".
KRUMP, Louis, Company ".
LEWIS. Samuel. Company r.
LYNCH. Paul. Company +.
MGrNLEY. James. Company q.
MAKAY. howard. Company 9.
MMURRAY. Serseants Company F.
M'yIcER. william. Company p.
MANLEY. Daniel. Company K.
MASSEY. Alexander. Company A
NILLARp. George u Company =.
MORAN. James. Company N
MoRRIsAY. W. Company c
MURPHY. jeremiah. Company A.
MURPHY, J. r., COMPANY n.
OATES. Andrew. Company ..
OEHMAN. George, Company l.
o'NEIl.l. James. Company ii.
pATsIrER. Robert. Company H.
PRICE Fred. Company q.
RAucH. Harry. Company A.
RosENRAUM. Albert. Company A.
SMITH. F.. W. Company l.
srOHR. Herman. Company A.
STANTON. james. Company X
sTERNBERG. Albert. Company X.
TORN. A., Company II.
WALLACE. Thomas Company d.
wHIPPERTY. George. Company ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
ONE DEATH At SANTIAGO.

Many ~ the sugar estates. however. have be
,un work In different parts Of the island.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Edward l.. Haas Was in Charge Of the
Ceremonies.

Colonel II. w. Oakford commandery
No. 25. Union Veterans union, installed
officers and with the Ladies' Relief
association enjoyed a social time last
night in their meeting hall in the Jer-
myn building on Wyoming avenue.
The officers installed were: Frank
Mcfarland, colonel; IL. E. Paine, lieu
tenant colonel; w. VI. Harding, majors;
Il. Grewer, surgeon; Milton McFar-
land, quartermaster; Peter Rinker,
chaplain; p. J. McAndrew, officer of
the day; George Arthur, officer of the
guard; Edward l.. Haas, adjutant;
Charles NJ. Blackmore, N. X. Bishop,
quartermaster sergeant; s. S. Wint,
drum major; Daniel Quick, sergeant;
John Wirth, picket; Thomas Gardner,
color sergeant
Edward l.. Haas, who was elected
adjutant, presided over the installa-
tlon ceremonies. Mr.. Haas worth as
a worker to the dual organizations
the union and the Ladies' auxiliary
was expressed last night in their gift
to him of a valuable gold-headed cane,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Amsden are in
Philadelphia.
C. e. Daniels is visiting relatives in
Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Perry, Of Philadelphia Is the guest
of her son, William Perry. Of Nay Aug
avenue.
James O'Connor, editor of the Diocesan
Record, is able to be out after a five
weeks illness.
Guy A. Relph, of Chestnut street, who
has been dangerously Ill with pneu-
raonia, is improving.
Ignatz Dram has announced his candi-
dacy for the Republican nomination for
common councilman of the Eighth ward.
Miss Louise Edwards, of Wilkes-Barre,
and Miss Blanche Yorke. of New York
city, are visiting Miss Annie Brace, of
William street.
Miss Carolyne V. Dorsey spent yester-
day at Dalton, drilling pupils for the eo
cutionary contest to be held there to-
night, in the Baptist church.
EN-Fostmaster f. NJ. Vandling and fam
ily and Mrs. Theodore Won Storch left
here yesterday for California where they
will spend the winter. Their route is
via the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad Chicago and the "Sun-
set" limited over the Iron Mountain road.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN DISPUTE.
Allegation That IL Was Secured by
Unfair Means.

Proceedings in equity We're instituted
yesterday morning in Prothonotary
Copeland's office to recover from Addie
f. Back the lot and brick double dwell
ing at AIS Adams avenue, which, II is
alleged, she fraudulently secured from
her sister. Susan A. Back, who last
summer was declared an habitual
drunkard.
Attorney Russell Dimmick, the COM
mittee i'm whose charge the estate Of
Susan was placed, declares that on
April 2, 1897, after court had been
petitioned to appoint a committee to
look after Susan, the defendant in
duced her to sign over her property
for normal consideration, which the
plaintiff alleges was taking an unfair
advantage of the impaired mental con-
dition of Susan.
The petition asks court to compel the
defendant to re-convey the property to
Susan, that ii may be placed within
his keeping for the use and mainten-
ance OF his charge. He also asks that
the defendant be compelled to turn
over all rents she may have collected,
since acquiring the estate. The prop
erty is valued at $4,000.
Attorney George c. Yocum is attor-
ney for the plaintiff.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
ELECTRIC WIRE TAPPED.
Michael McManus Was Arrested for
Being the Taper.

Michael McManus, an electrician, has
a penalty of one year in jail or fine
of $1,000, or both, staring him in the
face for a little trick he is said to have
played on the Suburban Electric Light
company. The charge against Me-
Manus is unusual In local court his
tory.
At the hearing before Alderman o.
b. Wright yesterday, attorneys Beers
and Grambs appeare, the Subur-
ban company. The fac fought out
are as follows: McManus Tks for
the Illuminating, Heat and Pc. ~ COM
pany as a lineman. This compa ny, IL
appears, allows it's employees a certain
amount of electricity for lighting pur-
poses at their homes. McManus, like
the rest, had a current in his rooms in
the Robinson building on Linden street.
The company, however, have set
limit for the amount of power to be
used by employees, and to prevent an
over-supply meter was placed in Nc
Manus' rooms.
1t was in getting around this obstruc-
ton that McManus put his foot in 1t,
go to speak. In the same building the
Suburban Electric company have a
wire. McManus, 1t is charged, tapped
this wire and used the Suburban
power. This fact was discovered by
the latter company by shutting off the
Illuminating company's power. The
lights in McManus' apartments burned.
The Suburban current was next shut
off and the lights went out.
This. to the Suburban company,
seemed conclusive proof that McManus
had tapped their wires. The discov-
cry was made last Monday.
McManus was accordingly arrested
and at the hearing yesterday H..
d. Hayden testified for the company.
McManus was held under $500 bail to
appear at court.
The security was given by Attorney
Il. j. Beamish, who was afterward
consulted by McManus. Attorney
Beamish asked to have the case re-
opened on the ground that he could
establish the innocence of McManus.
Alderman Wright refused to grant the
request and the case will go to court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
SUCCESSFUL ART SALE.
Conducted Last Night in Penn Ave.
nue. Baptist Church.

A sale of art pictures was conducted
at the Penn Avenue Baptist church
last night by the Ladies' Social Circle.
The inclement weather diminished the
attendance somewhat, nevertheless the
sale was a decided success.
The pictures were a series of fifty,
furnished by the Ladies' Home Jour
nal company. Each was a copy of
some work by such we'll known artists
as Alice Barbour Stevans, Taylor, Abb
bey, Fowler, Blum and others. AL
most every picture was disposed Of.
In connection with the sale an enter
tainment was carried out and an ad-
dress on Art" delivered by A. L.
Collins. of this city. A collection of
curios contributed by Rev. DR.. Dixon
and the members of his congregation,
were on exhibition in the lecture room
where the affair was conducted.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
MISS SPAULDING
REJECTED JEZZO
Then Tie Had Her Arrested on a Charge
of Periury...The Reason for
His Action.

Ignatz JeZzo, OF Jessup, was satis-
fed enough when Annie Spalding went
with him to the clerk of the courts and
swore that she was old enough to
marry, though in truth she wasn't,
but when Annie did the same thing
with another man after she had given
the mitten to Jezzo, the latter arose in
his wrath ana denounced the girl for
her perfidy.
Jezzos wrath arose in such volume
that it waited him from his uneasy
seat at Jessup and planted him before
Alderman o. B. Wright, where he
swore that Annie Spalding was q per-
jurer. His eyes blazed revenge.
The woman was escorted to the al
derman's office yesterday by a bunch
of her neighbors and among them was
Romeo Gonzalus, the man who slipped
between JezZo'S cup of happiness and
his moustached lip. In other words,
GonzaluS is the man who won from
Jezzo the fair Annie Spalding, even at
the altar's step. When Annie came to
Scranton three weeks ago to get the
marriage license she knew not Gonza-
lus. She was willing, yea, anxious to
join her fortunes with those OF Jezzo.
But when the couple reached Jessup
again and the laughing maids and
merry youths Of the neighborhood as
sembled to celebrate the approaching
marriage, Gonzalus was one of them.
Then it was that Annie saw that she
did not love Jezzo.
She tore the license and cast it into
the stove, where it was consumed.
Jezzo was angered, but restrained his
Wrat n for a filter moment
That moment came when Annie
Spalding and Romeo Gonzalus hied
themselves to the court house last week
and secured a license for marriage,
There is no law against man or a
woman taking out more than one
license. But there is a law against
swearing falsely, and Annie Spaldine
was guilty of breaking that law when
she took the oath that she was of age.
1gnatz Jezzo saw the point readily
He knew that Annie was not 2l years
old. For had she not told him so when
he got the license.
Hence the warrant and hence Annie's
arrest. She made no defense yester-
| day; she was content to snuggle close
to her betrothed and let the world
think and act as it would
After hearing Jezzos' story Alderman
Wright held Annie Spaulding under
$500 bail to appear at court. A man
Swartz went the security. JezZo left
the alderman's Office happy.
1t makes lot of difference whose
hull is porad
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
SOUTH MILL THROWN IDLE.
Blast Pipe Bursts Early Yesterday
Morning in the Engine Room.

Work at the South mill of the Lacka-
wanna Iron and Steel company had to
shut down at 1915 o'clock yesterday
morning, owing to the bursting of one
of the blast pipes in the engine room.
The explosion caused much consterna-
tion among the employees, but luckily
no one was injured, further than that
few men who happened to be near
were thrown down and slightly cut
or bruised.
The work Of repairing the damage to
the pipe and engine room was begun
at once and it is expected that the mill
will resume tomorrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
PHOENIX COMPANY'S OFFICERS.
Chosen at the Annual Meeting Held
Last Night.

At the annual meeting Of the Phoe-
nix Chemical company last night the
following officers were chosen: Presi-
dent E. M. Shier; vice-president, p. F.
Yoos; foreman, c. II. Schadt; assist
ant foreman, Victor Koch, Jr.; secre-
tary, c. F.. Becker; treasurer, G.. NJ.
Zitzelman; trustees, II. w. Zeidler,
John j. Kaufman, Fred. Yoos; dele
gate to state convention, l.. =. Zeid-
Ter. The three permanent men of the
company were recommended for reap
pointment. A vote of thanks was ten
dered to John Benore & Son for favors
extended.
The report of the secretary showed
that during the year the company re-
sponded to SO box alarms and 20 still
alarms and We're on duty a total of
57ls hours. Altogether $3.50 gallons of
chemical were used. Beside the twenty
still alarms six fires were extinguished
by the company unaided for which
regular alarms were sent in.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07

Flannery; assistant pipemen, J. White,
J. J. o'Malley, Joseph Brogan; axman,
J. NJ. Case: auditing committee, Myles
Clarke, J. J. O'Malley, J. p. Murray
permanent man. Michael Ruane.
J. J. O'Malley. the present engineer
for that district, was selected as the
choice Of the company for that posi-
tion,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-07
Eagle Engine Company.

The annual meeting OF the Eagle
Engine company was held last night in
the engine house on Fifth street, at
which the following officers were elect
ed; President, j. p. Murray; vice.
president, Myles Clark; secretary, ]. j.
OMalley treasurer, ID. Mcdonald;
foreman. ]. C. Vaughan; first assist
ant foreman. NJ. Gerrity; second as
sistant, William Brogan; pipemen, A.