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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-29
Police Court.

Justice 7. D. G. Brown opened pusl-
ness at the usual hour yester-
day. and it was after l O'Clock
When his honor adjourned for
dinner. While there We're only nine
cases called during the morning session
many of them were long and .tiresorne
Robert Lee Cole. charged with petit
larceny. was dismissed on the payment
of the costs, the plaintiff agreeing to
withdraw the warrant under this condi-
tlon.
Edward Green INDUCED in the flow-
ing bowl too often and the justice fined
him 81 and costs for drunkenness.
Mary Sue Hundley. a we'll known
Police Court character. was fined $3.50
and costs for disorderly conduct
Mariah Dyson. another daughter of
HAM who is frequent visitor to Jus
tice Browns court, was fined SO and
costs on similar charge.
Jessie Smith charged with disorderly
conduct. was fined 50 and costs.
Mary Jane Hoskins and Kate Corri-
gan were each fined So and costs for
disorderly conduct.
Simms Burnett. a colored saloon
keeper, of Rockets. was charged with
permitting gambling in his place OF
business. The Justice required Burnett
to give bond in the sum of $500 for six
months and gave him to understand
that II he was brought before him
again he would not be apt to get off so
easily -
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BROKE UP THE SHOW.
Sergeant ,. W. Reynolds Arrested the
Manager and Performers.

Sergeant J. W. Reynolds Arrested the
Manager and Perrormerx.
Police Sergeant J. w. Reynolds put
an end to a disreputable performance
that was being given under canvas on
the vacant lots between the Citizens
and Marine and First National Bank
buildings last night.
"A fellow with q glib and nasty tongue
was standing in front OF the tent sell
ing tickets to the pe-sormance-Hou-
chez Noochee dance-that was going on
inside.
Sergeant Reynolds bought a ticket
and went in. He saw the performance
and then jumped up on the stand.
shouting: Everybody in here consid-
err himself under arrest This fright
ened the crowd who made break.
plunging through the sides of the can
vas and going in every direction. The
OFFICER meant only to arrest the show
men and manager, but the crowd mis-
understood him. Officers Webb and
HARDWOOD saw the crowd hurrying out
OF the tent and went in To ascertain the
trouble.
All of those Connected with the inn
moral AFFAIR We're arrested. They We're
Grace Lorraine alias Little Egypt, c.
f. Russell. the manager, Julian Davis
and p. Wilson. They Will be given a
hearing before Justice Brown in the
Pollce Court this morning
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SENATOR HILL RUIZ
The New York Democra
ri Convention.
STORMY SESSION LIKE
The Fight iu tho Convention Is BeaWI
New York City and the Rest orS ths]
State. silver Men May Bolt
Unless Recognized.
Unless Recognized


II
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Sept 2S.
chaotic condition Of the delega tionYd
lhe state Democratic conyentioussj
midnight was accumulated by a cOxafI
preclpitated by the action OF thesea|
mlttee on credentials in confirmIng
suing delegates in the three distrl
OIL Erie. and seating the contesttre.8I5
egates in the first and third Mous]
rms action. if approved, would pred
h'y give control OF the next state esd
iilittec to ex-senator Hill, ana atSrflj
night It was alleged that Mr.. CroH
ana Tsln'nany would fight the adopHd
OF the report on the floor OF the coriX
lion tomorrow. 1t is also assertedff
the Tammany delegates. fnding
Van Wyck. have thought of tatins@d
Judge ID. Cady Herrick, OF Albanyss3
thrir candidate. to prevent ex-SenHd
ttili nominating Mr.. Stanchfield, al
10 combat any idea that Mr.. Hillhl
defeated Croker. ssss]
~ midnight it is generally coneGdI
mat State Chairman Danforth WILD
ih' tohe convention with more we'd
lhan any other candidate. but
enough to nominate. The StancfIHa
boom has grown rapidly tonight, s1
many Tanmany men are talking OIL
M night the leaders have been fiESIj
iES hard. and there is promise FSofa
le'ttei session tomorrow, unless sod
is arrived at. The IA
seems to be the delegates beloved
bronx against those above 1t, and
iar the latter are in the ascendanGyj
II is probable that the convenHI
viii finish by tomorrow nighit.5s:IS
not possible at midnight to give Oh
idea; of the names that will prObaEI
go on the ticket. To some newspA1
men tonight Mr.. Croker said
Mayor Van Wyck was not O candfdR1
but there is no indication that he'd
been withdrawn permanently.
The only thing decided upon finsl
tonight and not subject to changed
morrow is that there will n otsS hes
mention either of the Chicago matted
platform or silver. Long befors
platform committee met thereSweraS
dicat!ons that this was so.#& In them
vention, Delegate +. c. Pierce, ofsAaG
roe. offered u resolution endorsilseaI
Chicago platform, but was not aIlSa
to speak upon 1t. and IL waas III
Still later in the d ay, the ailyeSss
herents applied to- the cap1nitt
resolutions ITO put hi: 81 plAtlK&s sfSs
dorsement, put met tth faafussal
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home AZ
Lieutenant Commander N. f. Niles.
detached from command Of the Pts
cataqua and ordered to the Portsmouth.
Va, navysyard.
Lieutenant Commander r. NJ. G..
Brown, detached from the Portsmouth,
Va. naNysssia I'D and ord cred home. ~
Lieutenant II. Norman; s fr.,s,i de-.
tached from the Gloucester ana order
ed home.
The following have been honorably
discharged: Lieutenants II. S. Cross
man and w. &. Franklin; Ensigns c.
+. l-awton, L. +. Marie and ]. j. Leory:
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. +. O'Neil
and Assistant Engineer w. H. Touch
stone. n.
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the call to duty is sounded"

MIR. J. A. HIRSHBERG'S ADDRESS
Police Commissioned JACOB Alexander
nlrshbers welcomed the visiting lad
uies on behalf of the local firemen
Board of fire commissioners and the
citizens executive committee. Mr..
Hlrshberg was in good voice and his
adrdress was punctuated with rounds of
applause He threw open the gates to
the tiremcn. told them that the town
was theirs and the pretty girls. too. il
they could catch them, provided thew
did not take them away from Newport
News.
OTHER ADDRESSES.
short addresses were made by Cap
tain Ables. Of Philadelphia; Secretary
Griffith. of the North Carolina State
Eiremen's Association; and Captain
Thomas Hall, secretary of the Veteran
flFemehs Association. OF Kentucky.
COMMITTEES.
At the conclusion OF the addresses
President Stow announced the follow
ing committees:
Credentials-N. #. Ketchum, Newport
News: W. G. Areheart. Roanoke: II. {.
Marshall. Portsmouth; T. J. Williams.
Ihariottesvllle: p. j. Lambe. Harrison
burg; w. j. WEYMOUTH. Hampton.
Officers Reports. F. Ludlow New.
port News; c. II. Wilkinson. Bedford
CITY; j. J. kiviligan Stauntno.
observation-disclosures Manns, Newport
News; T. Weirsdorf. Portsmouth; w
Z. Vanneman, Clifton Forge: w. T..
Jennings. Pocahontas: G. NJ. w Owens
Norfolk county: ]. Edward Dorst.
Lexington.
EXhibits-W. Nanderslice, Newport
News: G. a. Myers. Roanoke: c. e.
Rhodes. Euena Vista: Eugene Hurley,
Suffolk.
Sergeant-at-Arms- George Morris,
Liberty Fire Company No. /. Newport
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DENOUNCED THE WAR

first lieutenant.
DENOUNCED THE WAR.
In June, 1861. the famous peace meet
ing OF citizens was held at Dover and
Lieutenant Bayard was one OF the
principal speakers. He denounced the
war, and his remarks on that occasion
have been quoted in later years as an
argument against his availability as a
Presidential candidate.
Meanwhile Mr. Bayard's popularity
in his native State kept growing rapid
~. and in 1868 he was elected to succeed
his father in the United States Senate.
and was subsequently twice reelected
1t is noteworthy that on the day he
was elected to the Senate for the full
term his father twho had resigned),
was also elected senator from Della
ware TO serve for the unexpired part
Of his original term. This is the only
case Of a father and son being voted for
by the same Legislature to I'LL the senao
torial office.
a LEADER IN THE SENATE.
Almoat at the outset of his senatorial
career MIR. Bayard took a leading posi-
ton on the Democratic side.
When the Democratic national con-
vention was held In 1880 his friends
rallied in force to secure his nomina-
ton for the Presidency. and such was
their strength and the popular feeling
for him that on the first ballot he
STOOD next TO Hancock, VINO was nOIhl-
mated on the second.
In the Democratic convention Of 1884
at which Mr. Cleveland was nom
mated. Mr.. Bayard received the next
largest vote to the successful candi-
date on the two ballots which We're
taken.
AS soon as the result Of the national
election OF 1884 was positively known,
MIR. Bayard was the first Democratic
statesman invited to consult. with
President-elect Cleveland. and it was
generally understood that he was the
first man offered a place in the cabinet
and leading place at that, This he
finally accepted. AT the close of Mr..
Cleveland's administration Mr.. Bayard
returned to private life and to his legal
profession.
In March. 1898, Mr.. Bayard was APP
pointed ambassador to the court of ST.
James. and served during Mr.. Cleve-
lands second term.
Mr.. Bayard's first wife died during
the first year of his term as secretary
| of state. Four years later he was mar
ried to Miss Mary w. Clymer. Of
Washington. who survives him. Seven
o. the children are living as follows:
Mrs. Samuel d. Warren. OF Boston;
| Miss Annie Bayard, Miss Florence
Bayard, the Countess Lauenhaup, for
| merly Miss Nellie Bayard: James = A.
| Bayard; Thomas F. Bayard, Jr.: and
Philip Francis pavard.
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DAUGHTER OF coNFEDERAcy /.
Inc Title Now Bestowed on Miss Lucy
Lee Hill, Now OF Chicago

l.
CHICAGO. Sept 2S.-N1iss Lucy Lee
Hlli, an examiner in the office of the
en- service commission. is the new
daughter of the Confederacy ucr
Southern friends have conferred thjs
honor unon her since the death of Miss
Winnie Davis - 'A''
During the day she received nu,ner-
Gus congratulations over the ,lsiin,--
uiShca honor.
MISS iill is Il native OF Virginia, and
comes from the oldest and most aris
locratic families in the South Sh,. is
Instant relative of General see and
d 'auEhter or General ~. 2. Hill. who
was killed near Pctersbnrr iuct Irn
'he surrender at .Appon,attox.
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FIRE IN COAL RuNKERs.
transport Massa chusetts Had to Jett,
son Her Coal Cargo

Wy IeleEraph.)
NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-'rhe United
States transport Massachusetts. Cap
taln Roblnson. which sailed from San
tlaSo. september %. arrived today ana
proceeded to an anchorage off Liberty
island On board the transport were:
captain Mccoy. Second United States
volunteers dmmune); Lieutenant Gull
Vel. or General Lacrete's staff (Cubnn
arhiS). and eighteen stevedores and la :
borers. While at Santiago the coal in
the Massachusetts bunkers took fire
anu 1t was necessary to jettison 100
tons. ~ portion of this coal was taken
on board again. On going to sea the
nre again broke out in the fire bunkers
ana smoldered for three days. II was
finally eNtinGuished by the use of stear
ana the steamer reached port without
further incident
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Naval Notes.

The U. S. S. steamers Apache and
Siren. now at the yard. have gone out
of commission and been laid up.
Some 100000 have been asked for
improvements at the yard this year.
The revenue cutter Morrill, has sailed
from the yard.
Surveys were held on the Puritan and
Terror Tuesday There will be big
work for the. boiermakers and machin-
lists on the Puritan and. perhaps, on the
Terror also. The prospect is Favorable
for a good job for the men.
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FRAMES HOLD uP rRA Ma;
(By Telee.raph \ 3Fss

---- {By TeIegraph.) -
Z COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 2S-A sp
to the Dispatch from Elmyra
says:
Lake Shore road west of here.
gang of tramps held up the tramH
q freight train and took everything
sight. Many shots We're fired. 50
trainmen We're not molested. Al MT
ment is on foot to break up 4 he ID
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result of all this was a meetine
number OF silver men and the selecfs
OF a state ticket which they cIaiultSs
will put in the field If they ares
recognized The proposed Ticker
headed by William Clark, OF OsWaH
for governor fsssssss
Together with their newly madessss3
OF candidates they also have avs
brief platform, one Of whose pIanKs
a reaftirmation of the Chicaso#u5s
form. sj3ls4s % FssSM
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ON THE DIAMOND.
THE CLIJR REC,npns


BOSTON, Sept. 2S.-The Champions
tried hard to make it thirteen straight
victories by winning from Brooklyn TO-
day. but the visitors were too much for
them The home team had plenty of
chances to win. but the hits did not
come in the right time Attendance
1000
Score: !, ~ T.,
Boston. o1oooo1
hrooklyn. 90 "a o 0 o 0 IS IL
Batteries-Willis, Nichols and Brans
held; Miller. Dunn and Ryan Umpires
brown and Andrews. Time 2:1O.
LOUISVILLE 6; CHICAGO
LOUISVILLE, Sept 2S.-The Colonies
played gil;-edged bail today, and the
Orphans narrowly escaped a shut out.
Clark was presented with a large floral
design IN the first inning.
Attendance 5000. G.I ..-
Score: "l| r n r.
louisville 20 1905 o % IL o
Chicago 0 0 o O 0 0 o OIL i
Batteries Cunningham and Kit
fridge: Griffith and Donahue. EMPIRES
-Swartwood and Warner. o,ime--1:42.
PHILLIES s: NEW YORK /.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.-The Giants
had the game well in hand up to the
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nIr. John T. Lewis to Wed.

Mrs. Fielding Lewis Williams has is
sued announcement cards for the mar
riage OF her daughter, Miss Louise MIL
Ter. to Mr.. John Taylor Lewis, Monday,
October II, at Bristol, r. I.
Mr.. Lewis is well known in Newport
News, having been in the employ Of Mr..
Fl. e. Parker as stenographer several
years ago. Recently Mr.. Lewis has
been at Rio Janeiro. serving the Uni
ted States government as vice consul
general.
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Charged with Assault.

Thomas A. Ash and Robert Ash. two
brothers. We're arrested yesterday
by Chief BoatWright in Bloodfield
charged with felonious assault on a
white man named J. Higgins. The men
appeared before Justice Ford later and
We're released on bail in the sum of 500.
Higgins was painfully stabbed and as
saulted about the head
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DID NANCY GU!LFoRD EscAPf

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-StatesE
pnrtncfa. officials today cont1rmedy
statement that they had taken stems
arrest and hold for examinationS
woman who landed yesterday a SsEa
erpool. supposed 10 be DR.. NancyaGf1i
ford, charged with being connect
with the murder Of Emma Gill;
Bridgeport. Conn. go
Word was received from LondoIsS
day that the woman had escapedsE
vigilance of the detectives and
her whereabouts were unknowras
chief Of police of Bridgeport, hoWisN
says she is under arrest.
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Naval Orders or To,ere.,

These naval orders have been issued:
Lieutenant Commander J. c. Wilson.
ordered to command the Vixen.
Lieutenant \. Shary. detached from
me vixen and ordered to the Naval
Academy,
Lieutenant T.. d. Bostwick, detached
from the MASSACHUSETTS and ordered 10
eSannatl l3li 3 fer retirement ana then
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fifth. when the Phillies began 10 score
on good hitting and poor fielding. r. hey
Kept 1t up until the ninth. when the
game was called on account of dark
ness. Philadelphia had scored two
runs in the ninth when the game was
called.
Attendance 500.
Score: r. r. p
New York ... 42oo1oo-7 Is 5
Philadelphia 0 90 HIP S IL 3
Notwithstanding and Warner; Piatt
and Mcfarland. Umpires-Connolly
and Hunt. Time 2:10
CLEVELAND 4: CINCINNATI l.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2s.-A good crowd
saw Cleveland and Cincinnati play here
today. Powell pitched spleddly, while
Breitenstein had one bad inning. At
tendance 5000
Cleveland 10000 1905 ?
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 l 20 IL 4 .
Batteries-Powen and Criger; Brett
enstein and Wood. Umpires-Emslie
and Mcdonald. Time-2:0O.
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NUMBER OF SICK. lbs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. e.
Lawton's report made TO the war
partment tonight indicates no mar
change in the health conditionssofs
American troops at Santiago.T]
deaths occurred yesterday and
men are reported sick. .2ssrsss
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honest they certainly could not object

~ an illNeStlSd llOIl.
1t was finally decided to appoint
committee to draft strong resolutions
to be published in the city papers.
Messrs. Bedford Marye and Peyser
were selected as the committee, and
they will submit their report to a spe-
cial meeting tonight.
The action of the council Tuesday,
was the subject yesterday Of general
comment and condemnation.
Turn on the light!
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Death or Mr.. J.sv. Huston.

Mr.. J. w. Huston, father of Mrs. w.
Fl. X. Holt, and Mrs. T.. NJ. Holt. died
at 3:35 this morning at the residence Of
Mrs. w. II. *. Holt. on Twenty ninth
street. after lingering illness of drop
sy, aged 81 years.
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Are Y,u Going 10 p,,,si,urr:

From October Z to -. the Baltimore g.
Ohio Railroad will sell round trip tick
cts to Pittsburg. via Washington or
Baltimore, from Norfolk and Old Point,
at $1,000 each. account Knights Temp
lar Conclave.
Tickets are valid for return passage
until October II, inclusive; with privil-
eye OF extension to October H. by de-
posit OF ticket and payment OF fifty
cents.
For tickets and further information,
apply to Arthur G.. Lewis.
$. T. a., Ratio & Ohio r. r..
Mnrfc'k Va.
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licensed to Wed,

Marriage licenses We're granted yes
terday as follows:
William H. McCalley and Catherine
Winneford. both Of this city.
James r. Mills. of Washington. D. c.,
and Sadie VIRGINIA Seth, OF this city.
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News.

News
Assistant Sergea Mt alarms = Win
nam Morgan, Harmony Hose Company.
The report OF the committee on Gre
dentials stated that the number of
delegates entitled to seats in the con-
vention was 100. The report was ad
dopted
The chairman of the committee on
o1lcer.s reports stated that the reports
had been examined and found to he
correct
The printed minutes of the last con-
vention We're adopted without being
read.
sECRETARY's REPORT.
Secretary George e. Cumming. or
portsmouth, submitted his annual re-
port.
The statistics show the Associa ton
to be in excellent condition during the
year. There We're but seven deaths.
The following organizations were adj
convention.
Harmony Hose Company. N. F. D..
Newport News.
Globe Hose Company, Norfolk coun-
~. ''.''t.
Salem Fire Department Salem
The following volunteer company
resigned from the Association:
Sarah Zane. S. r. e, Winchester.
Those suspended for non payment of
dues We're as follows:
Friendship. S. +. r.. Winchester.
Hose Company No 3, Harrisonburg,
Central Hose Company. HARRISON
burg.
Warwick Hose Cmopany, N F. D.,
Newport News.
Relief Fire Department Front Royal.
Union S. F. Company No. ., Winches-
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Ladies are cordially invited to attend
our Fall and Winter opening OF Milli-
merry on Thursday 29th and Friday 3Gth
at Kings. Washington avenue.
Six new styles In dinner sets.
ASe~-s' Racket Stora
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tabllshing means of self protection A
military company was organized and
Thomas +. Bayard was elected as its
first lieutenant
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We can at once place q. linisas
of money on Washington avegIua
property. with satisfactory narglE
six per cent. SUTTON &gesSSs
Sc IS Isickmands
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Withdrawal Of c. s. q, ShorttTrafns
tween Newport News and Old EoEn&

After Saturday. October /, Ghs
O. short trains between NewportfsSl
and Old Point will be withdrawing
sengers Will, however, be carrfeGs
trains Nos. I ana at the presentsE
after October /. Your attention5iaai4
cd TO the special service by
between Newport News and Olas
on Launching-day October 4.
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A tie game between our neckwear
at twenty-five cents and other lines at
fifty cents.
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methods Of fighting fires and preserv-
ing life and property. and. too, without
compensation.
II note your favorite names are:
Hope Vigilance Rescue Friend
ship and Harmony These matters
carried ut omake you the noblest
among men,.
Mayor Moss then gave a brief history
OF Newport News. and then asked:
Why is this the Golden horn Of the
Atlantic" Because on the silvery
waves of our beautiful waters
we carry Out to the sea for
foreign ports one-tenth Of all
the exports for the United States. we
can float the nayies' OF the world in
pur harbor Without disturbing the traf-
iic of the port
His honor then briefly mentioned the
city's industries. declaring that every
ship built here had in some way par
ticipated in the war between the United
States and Spain.
In speaking 70 the fire that nearly
destroyed the town, Mayor Moss said,
::pnly a short while ago we were few
houses and a field OF corn stalks and
when we had built up block there
came a fire that swept away every
house but one. We stood helpless at
the mercy of the flames with no firemen
NOR hose. Today we have a gallant
BODY OF fremen equipped with all the
modern conveniences."
Referring to the harbor the mayor
said: I'VE have another harbor-Rar
Harbor--in which the largest schooners
anchor. If you should stroll that way
and get beyond your depth, call on
Chief OF Police Harwood. He will pilot
you out of turbulent waters"
In conclusion Mayor Moss caid:
1.-THE city is now yours. If you can't
manage to call on me and will assist
you" 4.
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me printed minutes of the last con-
Vention We're adopted without being
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RESPONSE TO MAYOR.
Hon r n Ma rcho II racnop5o4

Mayor Moss welcoming address on be-
half of the Association in a catchy
little speech, saying among other
things:
I'VE bar no ha1bor. We take pos
session of your city We will escort
them. Tell your chief Of police and his
officers to walk out or we will run
them in Tell your saloon keepers to
keep their bars wide open. for we will
pariakeiof their hospitality. The mayor
cannot go back on us. for he has prom
Used to be one OF the boys.
But. joking aside, we thank the
, mayor for his hearty welcome. feeling
that we will carry away with us pleas
ant recollections Of our stay in the pro-
gressive little city. We fe.i that we
have only done our duty as volunteer
Aremen as all true '''crtcans do when
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me Chairman of the committee on
olhcer:s reports stated that the reports
had been examined and found to be
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methods Of fighting fires and preserv-
Ing life and property. and. too, without
CONDENSATION