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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-19

~. FL dfa nueve del actual fue mlnuoio
samente reoonooido u uuestro Director titulsr, por
ei afamado especis1ista en- enfermedades del
pecho, doctor F G Keller, que habita en- al
West 43 rd Street, en- compaffa de nuestros
ilustrados paisanos los dcctores don Pedro J
Gimeuez don Jos@ del c Gimenez El
reconocimiento sc PRACTICE en- 81 columbus
Ho. p,tal. c.ie 20 Los referidos fscuitatlvos
asegoran que no ex,ste destruction en- los
pulmones. aupque en- la parte superior del
isqoierdo hay guua ostruccion. que sa pade
o'mi nto del peoho obedeoe Onssf colon bron'
qu al, que pue 10 combatirse , pped mejorarse,
p 70 difcll de hacerla desapareoer en- alsoiuto.
LIE han marcado IN regimen curative
Man7anaS esp"fio'as suoeriores, fres,s'' aoa'
"o"@o"o0 b.n de r. cibir vend-n F. Font
, hermano TAnca 8 esq aiaa Fo'taleza.
n $50
-. Han salido tropas para TO mar s'
Gordon en- Ia frontera de Portugal
r. director del Institute de II igiene sc ha
ofrecido a la Dipntacion de Sevl'is, para ella
borar suero antipestoso y tenerlo prepsrado, en-
provision, sin tener que reourrir . extraDjero.
Sc oompromete ir Paris q traer los Gu I'll
vos Y splicsrlos q cnstro osballos. con 10 ouai
habria para tratar mil enfermos al mes
.~. Por la Jefatura de Poliofs Municipal
de esta ciudad, se nos ha comunicado que, el
df. II primeras horas de Ia m .f1ans. iDmedia
tamsnte que tuvo conocimiento del robo don
Ramon Ferrar, cons stente en- un TRACE negro,
IN psntaion de Gas mir, una osmisets $l2 en-
dinero, Sc din oonoo,m,ento al jusgsdo NUM-
cipal de San Francisco, y Sc dieron or 'enes
los edetectivo.> para Ia busca ocupaoion de
las prendas y dinero robado, para ejscutar
detenci6n del autor.
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DepaItamento de C0ueos
de Puerto-Rico.
Tarifa Postal para 81 Interior,


La materia Postal 20 divide en- ouatro sls.
Primera:-Inoloye las osrtss' toda mate
materis sunqas no sea e.crita, pero que por es-
tar peg ads. clavada, 8 oosids, no puede exsmi.
narse ei contenidc.
dos centavcs por cada opza Fraction, y elf
mite de peso ouatro librss.
Ssganda: Iocluye los peri6dicos que sc
pub loan regularmen,e en- Ia iela y que hau 81
do admit los en- esta olsse por el Departamen
to Portal.
Los ADMINISTRATORS de dichos periodico.
psgsrAn de franqueo l oentsvo por oada I,br,
frscc6n. Estos mismos periodicos "a admi
tidos en- Ia segunda olsse, cuando sean en- vs
dos por 81 pdblco en- general, gs,an un cen
tavo uor oada cuatro onzss 6 Fraction.
Tercera:-1uoluye toda msteria impres :,
como libros, cironlares, grabados, fotograffas
md-ica, litograffas, folletos. periodicos que
esten lmltdos como msteria de seganda clase,
sem LIS, y toda reproduction sobre papel pos
euslauier proeedimiento eoeptuando copias
prensa' de msnusoritos, y todo escrfto en- type
writing (maquina de esoribr FL Frsrqae.
en- esta clase es de l oentavo Fraction por q
da dos onzss. el finite del peso ouatro libras
excepto cuando solo volumen en- cuyo
case puede exoeder de este lfmite.
Cuarts:-La materia postal de esta clas'
incluye tods squella no oomprendida n las tre-
anterlores, que por 81 forma naturaexa no
esta expue' ia destruir, desfgurar, 6 dsfiar el
contenido en- los saoos de correspondence FL
franqueo en- ests clase es de un oentavo por ca.
ds onzs fracoi6n el limite del peso, 4 Ii
bras.
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- En- la session de anoche del Ayunta.
miento de esta Capital, 90 conoedi6 autorixa
cidn = la empresa del trsnva de Rio Piedraas'
| para tender una vls, que pongs en- oomunioa'
cion los muelles, con la estscion de ests ciu'
dad. Sc desestimo uua petici6n de los duefios de
una fabrics de cigsrritlos s.Ls Borinaueu" de
Ponce. solioitando rebsjs en- Ell derecho de
Consumes. para introducir So mercancfa en- esta
plaza. Sc sprobsron las certifcaoiones de obrsa
d.l acueducto ilevadas cabo en- bio Piedrss,
por desp~' fe 'tos cau~e dos ror el temporal Fu6
aouerdo, que ell 20 del co-reute Sd imp,anten
las nuevss tarfas sebre ar btros Ia plr ss del
meroa 20. Sc LEGO IN ofcio de la Junta iocs' de
instrucci6n designando los m-estros one han
de cubrir las esoueiss ,antes de "a Capital
sus barr os
- 81 doator eon Fl SO Font G'i OF,
b PISA 20 B t,mo one" d. ie
Ger gunos dia- n W Y *. N, .iff
oil q.- '',nao g. Fl e deLc'a sque-
Una c. p', de' Reglsmento d. Ia so.
oied 81, Federa"6n de trah ia 'ores de La.
res, , hs r,do r-mitid Ia Seo' ct rfS Civil
-. Herido en- sno r E if .nio Ra.
mos, ha sido ssisiido en- Il ssia de kocorros el
indivndao Domingo CSlderon.
- Esta tarde 8 m, nsna primeras ho'
ras de la misma, despachara para Arecibo
tro puerto.
-. FL traspcrte enc Clellan viene. de
Nueva York
A las de ls noche aver estuvo varado en- la
booa del puerto oerca de hora. Con ell silvato
Ilsmo el Slocum aoudio en- 50 syuds, ponien'
dolo fote. No tiene averias. Qhiso entrar Sin
practice. Hoy ha atracado al muelle militar.
-. Ha edo informsdo por Ia alcaldia
de AgusdilIa, un esorito de varios comeroian-
tes de aquella localidsd. elevado Ia Seoretsrfa
Civil, relative q creaoi6n de arbitrios munici'
pales.
- FL sAbado pr6ximo pasado, se ha
clausurado Ia Escuela de versno, que no hace
| mucho comens6 funcionsr en- esta Capital. HI
acto sc redujo, segun Sc nos informa, pro-
nunciar agunos disoursos ausivos al scto. No
hubo ell examen de los aumnos.
-. A las 81 de Ia mafisna de hoy, ha
sido detenido por la poliofs Juan Sanchez (s)
| Gallego. por agreci6n Jose Fer6, quien fue
| asistido en- la sala de sooorro.
-. Dioen de Madrid:
Han circulado rumores de que ae habfan
presentsdo ossos sospechosos On Salamanca.
FL ministro p;di6 al gobernador informea
| sobre el particular, sc ha reoibido IL respues'
| ia oompletamente satisfsotoris.
En- Sslamsnca la salud phblios excelents
y,no ssbe que hayan podido obedecer las
aarmas de que alganas psrsonas se hicieron
| 600
EI gobernador de Salamanca hs detenido
un ten con viajeros procedeutes de Portugal,
| haci6ndole regresar al vecino reino.
-. Sc ma despedido de nosotros nuestro
amigo don Msroiio Zsno sama, que embarca
| hoy para Msysgiiez a tomsr possession del desti'
no de sgente cobrador de la Colecturia de Rem
tas Leve huen visje.
-. Hoy Sc comens6 q celebrar en- Ia Cor
te Provisional, el juioio de 10 oauss instruida
por robo de barras de plomo en- Casa Blanca,
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()onSte.

Al apsrecer la <Guardis Civil eapafiola,
en- la revista sCuadros DsoiveDtes, que subi6
anoche 4 la eaoens en- ,estro Coliaeo, hubo al
gunas manfestaciones de dessgrado en- el pu
blioo
Conste que solo fue por Ia <Guardia Ci.
vii, que tan tristes reouerdns hs deiado en-
Puerto Rico de aus o6lebres, deep6tioas hasa
fas No por ls bsndera eepaf1ola que, 81 no su
20 conquistsrse nuestro sfeoto, nos mereoe, ,l
menos, respeto. siqulers sea porque representa-
un pueblo desdiohado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-09-19

-. Para evitsr disgustos recordsmos que
no publicamos snurcios nj comnnicadcs de Ia
Capital y de Ia isls, sin pago por adeantsdo.
Ios comunicadoa manuscritos 90 cuentan . ocho
palabrss Ia hnea. Sc arohivan los originates
que no legsn CON 81 importe A 6o-2l
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Estado Meteorological.

Observaoiones del U. 8, Departamento de
Ofcins del tempo.
p. NJ. Stbre. ls
Preston barome:,ica. ..... 80. 90
Temperature term6metro.. 80. 6
Humedad relativa. 80.
Direction del viento. 8 e.
Ve!ocidad. ..~.......... 8
Precipitation. Marcsda
Estado del tempo. Lluvioso.
9 A. M. stbre. 10.
Preston barom6t,ica. $500. 80. O3
Temperature term6metro.. 80.
Humedad relativs. ..... 76.
Direction del viento. ...... SE.
Velocidad ................ g
Precipitation .............. MsScado
Estsdo del tempo. ....... Claro.
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YARIE DH DE s.
"Old Glory

az 2l, CRUZ al. 81
Provisiones superiores en- general. Lico-
res, gslletas, ocnservas, frutss, duloes, cerve-
zas. limonadas, etc., eto-, etc.
UNICO expendedcr del c6lebre y exoelen.
to vino puro HARO (R'oja) kefrssoos de 90
da.
Leche pura pero ipura!
Una vista al CeLMADITo de
Msra6A 4 Ca.
PVs,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13

over the remains of the lamented knight
whose prowess and achievements have re-
sounded over the entire nation. His col
umn is broken his death was untimely,
and the brethren mourn. So long as his
llfeless remains stayed in this city, so long
did the fraternity feel something OF him
was here, but with the going Of his body
today, they feel there IS a great gap left
which can never be bridged. To his
widow there goes out an enduring mani
festatiOn of cheer and best wishes for in
the hour Of her sorrow and tragic distress
there are more tears shed and more warm
expressions Of real tender and sincere
sympathy than can be known. The Silver
Chord has been snapped. the Golden Bowl
broken and the Pitcher at the we'll shat
tered, but always and ever there viii re-
main in this city and everywhere he has
been, a tender memory. a gentle regard,
since he did his best and did it well. and
the Supreme Architect OF the universe,
when he called him home, must have
said: well done, good and faithful ser
want enter thou into the Middle Cham
Der, there to receive thy wages as a Eel
lowcraft"
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! ing the greetings OF the assembly. A sor;
| Of love feast then followed, at which ],
| A. Bright made a short talk, and on re-
! quest sang Throw Out the Life Line. -
1 and one verse of "God Be With You TIL
We Meet Again" They then retired.
/ The election OF a grand warden was
then taken up and the first ballot gave
L. NJ. Penwell OF Topeka 176 votes: C. W.
Brown Of Cherokee. 224; ". II. Lemon of
| Olathe, 20: H. r. Marietta Of Oberlin. 81.
J. ". Johnson OF Garrett, 1l3; scattering
3. No election.
The second ballot gave Penwen 129:
Brown, $50; Johnson. 81; scattering, T.
G. ". Brown was declared elected.
For the place OF holding the next ses-
sion OF the grand lodge there was quite a
spirited contest Fort Scott, Hutchinson.
Bluff City. Pittsburg and Topeka were
placed in nomination and the first ballot
gave Fort Scott 101. Hutchinson II. Bluff
City 6. Pittsburg 81. Topeka 2os. No
choice.
The second ballot gave Fort Scott %.
Hutchinson 1R, Pittsburg -, Topeka 2l5.
No choice.
The third ballot gave Fort Scott So,
Hutchinson IL. Topeka 241 Topeka Is
Therefore chosen 90.
Candidates for subordinate lodge Offices
must hereafter be present in their lodge
on election nisht in order 10 be eligible 70
hold suer Office.
Past Grand Master G. ". Martin intro
duoed a resolution providing for a reunion
or reception in Topeka next year on
Wednesday evening during the session OF
the srand lodge. at which the officers Of
the grand lodge. grsnd encampment and
Re5ekah assembly VIII participate. meet
ing the citizens OF Topeka generally. 1t
was adopted unanimously.
The net profits arising from the sale OF
Rebekah supplies Will be given TO the
Rebekah assembly.
The proposition 70 make the term O.
representative two years, half TO oa elect
81 each year, was referred 70 the subor-
dinate lodges for discussion and be acted
upon az next Session grand lodge
TIE grand masters decisions we're al
approved except Nos s. s. Il. q. IS and :.
which were Just slightly amended and
then approved.
Resolutions q thanks 20 The mayo-.
Odd Fellows and citizens Of Wichita gen
orally Cor taslr hospitality in caring FOR
the grand lodge representative, were
adopted ~ 3 unanimous rising vote
The secret work mas exempIaed BY
Grand Representative Camp5eH and
Glenn.
The following appeal cases we're Dis
posed %:
, E Holt V. KanoPo,ls Lodge So. -;
dismissed
! ". Esslsr vs. Winfield No %: DIS
missed.
a } Kelley V Bskriass No. -: sus- /,
aimed.
D P. Aiksns vs. Arlington No. 81. Gus I
aimed.
A P. L<pu v creeasarg Ne as:
sustained
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CHARLES w. SIMMONS
Republican Candidate for Sheriff

personally
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be
in
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citizen brilliant
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
SPECIAL FISH CAR HERE
United states Fish Commissioners
Making Annual Delivery

One OF the special cars OF the United
States fish commission, IN charge Of Cap
tain Groves. arrived in the city yesterday
FOR two days stay. The car is htto1
with every conceivable convenience for
Transporting fish and was quite an at
traction on the Santa Fe switch yester-
day Captain Groves said they were cut
delivering fish 10 applicants over the
state. There are twenty-five departments
for the different species Of fish carried.
and each Of the reservoirs j. contested
by water and air pipes. The water is
supplied from the city hydrants and the
air is forced through the different reSer-
voirs by means OF an engine situated IN
one end q the car. Captain Groves wiz
supply Mayor Ross OF this city with a
large number of black bass oud CroP0ie
which Mr.. Ross VIII place IN Little river.
Mr.. Cook % this city also gets a large
number Of the same species for his pond.
which he IS supplying heavily.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
CORONATION CONCERT
Occurs Tonight at the Auditorium
Elaborate Arrangements


Tonight at the Auditorium Will occur
the long talked-of, long preparation
browning Of the Carnival Queen and the
grand concert given before her and in her
honor. Mrs. Ada Smith Fullerton, the
soprano soloist for the concert from Chi
cago. wired that she would arrive this
morning. Mrs. W. F Heacock. the con-
tralto from st. Joseph, has arrived and
was present at the rehearsal last night.
Everything went off beautiful. There was
a large attendance and the chorus sang
with an attack and a precision in the
Sousa music that fairly lifted one TO their
feet The choruses are bright melodies,
inspiring, and have the usual Sousa swing
TO them. Shaws orchestra will be aug
mented and have prepared some very
elaborate selections for the program.
Both the male and female quartets are in
readiness and viii sing selections espec-
Tally appropriate for the occasion.
The Auditorium will be highly decora-
ted IN the Carnival colors and the stars
and stripes.
The first two parts OF the program viii
be devoted to the chorus The third part
VIII be entirely devoted TO the GROWING
OF the queen. The curtain rises amid the
soul-stirring strains Of America" sung
by the chorus, placed on either side of the
stage. The royal party enters from the
right, walks to the center Of the stage
then back TO the throne. First comes
the crown bearer. the master OF cererno-
MES, the prime minister, maids Of honor
two by two. the flower girls scattering
roses before the queen who comes last,
accompanied by her train bearers and
pages. Mr.. Charles Cohn then delivers
the coronation address and crowns Wich-
lta's chosen candidate queen OF our Car
nival. queen OF our homes and queen Of
our hearts. The queen responds through
her prime minister, Mr.. Earl Evans At
the instant Mr.. Evans closes the chorus
and orchestra strike up The Stars and
Stripes Forever" the calcium lights are
thrown on and then occurs the beauti-
full tableaux and grandest climax Of the
evening
There is no doubt but that the corona
ton evening will he one Of the most elab- /
crate events Of its kind ever given in I
wichita and one that may not be equalled
for years to come. Every loyal citizen /
OF Wichita should be there; the great Au- /
ditorium should be filled 10 the doors. /
The seat sale opened at Romig & How /
ards drug store Wednesday morning. and
a large number Of seats have already
been sold. The seats ii the center down
stairs are 20 cents. Those on the sides /
and the entire balcony are being sold at |
Is cents. This is certainly q very low /
admission considering the enormous ex-
pense the committee have gone to in I
bringing soloists for the concert from /
abroad. and for the effects. stage settings
and lighLs Tor the coronation scene.
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LAST OF CHARLIE Jones
This Morning His Remains Leave
Wichita Under Masonic Guard.

This morning Mrs. c. NJ. Jones will
leave over the Rock Island for Ann Arbor.
Mich, accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Johnson. and under escort Of the Grand
Commanlery OF Kansas, with a full guard
Of honor for the remains OF their Illus
trious brother, Mr. Charles NJ. Jones. who
at the time OF his death was deputy
grand commander of the state grand
commandery.
There Will be an escort from the grand
commandery OF Kansas in charge Of
Grand Commander Hays Of wellington.
some Of whom will leave this city in the
guard and some will be met along the
line. The list Of officers Of the grand
commandery who viii act as escort for
the remains Of Mr. Jones Will be as fol-
lows: Most Eminent Grand Commander
Ed. Hays; Right Eminent Grand General
issimo Perry Hoisington, OF Newton;
Right Eminent Grand Captain General
Ed. Wellington, Of Ellsworth; Grand Pre-
late Watkins. OF Ellsworth; Bestor G.
Brown, Of Chicago, and Eminent VIII
Reed. Of Wichita.
This morning at $50 o'cock all the sew
eral Masonic bodies in the city viii have
representatives present at the undertake
ing establishment Of / w GIL and will
meet for final conclave. There will be no
formal or rituaHstic ceremonies whatever,
as all this was completely carried out at
the time Of the demise Informally, how
ever, there win be uniformed knights
from Mt Olivet Commandery No. Y and
representatives from all the several Blue
lodges and other branches and systems Of
local Masonry. There will be no ceremo-
NAL ritualism, but fraters and compan-
ions, and the brethren will gather at the
Gill parlors and escort the remains to
the Rock Island depot, from whence they
viii be taken to Ann Arbor. Mich, and
there they win be met by the grand
commandery OF Michigan, the local COM
manderies of Detroit, Charlotte, Ann Ar
Dor and YpsilantL Then the final cere-
monies OF the knightly order win be given
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-13
MADE At MIDNIGHT
Costume ofthe Carnival Queen
Is Superb.
RUSH TO COMPLETE IT
SurpaSSeS in Beauty That of
the Ancient Courts.

At midnight Miss Mayme Mahaney,
queen Of Wichita's festivities. called at
Miss Hagan's parlors to try her queenly
robes. She will be crowned this even
ing at the Auditorium in one Of the most
beautiful costumes that has ever been
seen upon the stage in this city or
doubtless any of the western cities 1t
viii be as elaborate and brilliant as ever
graced any of the ancient thrones, and it
viii be more beautiful than any Of the
queenly gowns that have graced the
stately forms of Shakespearean charac-
tiers or the goddesses Of mythology. In
the fine arrangement of the carnival
queens gown all efforts 10 represent
ancient styles have been dispensed with
and the costume will be enhanced by all
the beautiful effects Of modern art The
queens costume Will be finished by
O'Clock this evening. It is now in the
hands Of Miss Hagan, one Of the leading
modistes of the city, and all last night
Miss Hagan and six assistants worked
without ceasing upon the gown, and will
not stop for a moment until it is ready
for the queen who viii be crowned in it
this evening. Miss Hagan's parlors will
be closed to the public today on account
OF this extra work.
The gown of the queen will be made en-
Princess with court train, all Of ivory
satin. The entire front is composed Of
handsome pearled lace interviewer with
gold. Encircling the queens throat will bea
Medici collar, which will be enhanced by
a diamond crescent There will be full
length mOsquetaire sleeves. Further
trimmings viii be OF Point de Lierre lace.
Niny frills OF liberty silk and chiffon. and |
there will be a mantle of satin with va !
lance Of old lace ermine. Numerous dia- |
monds viii be worn, including a Grecian /
bend Of Jewels in the hair Two pages
will attend the queen and carry her train /
and the entire court scene, including the |
handsome costumes Of the queens maids.
Will be one Of dazzling spIeudor.
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PROUD or THE HORSE
Black Heart who Raced AT Wiehitz
the Pride or kioW1

The KIoxa Rev-ew says q ne Kiowa
racer: The thres minute pace Vas one
q Ike most Interesting races C sae
wichita meeting and Deed T5nks-
friends VII BE- glad Is E7ow taat -
landed Back Heart a winner n ths good
old-fashionea way Ten god harsez
came out for Ire arst hsas. Blzck Hest
Won Tn51ey 1zv8r-,s, with Rush wcoa
and Joe Blossom n the sslA ID the
first heat Black Heart 81 awar sl7w
ara was n 1f.h pla1s a. he th-se-agar-
ters. Here 2lr- TiEzer toak he 1}ack
lady 20 sAe egtss5e fs7cs ard are ste7-
pas aeass winner 4 -zlsl-s IN tae SEC
oa4 beat Bis1k Heart made a o-eak "a
TIE bad ESatiag on Shs a~st szrn. and
Mr.. Tinker 4sd nes make an sdsEz - v.a
IRE heat. allowing MS zzgs = -zes zs
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ImperialiStS
Flour
Imboden
Milling Co.

she pleased. finishing second 70 Joe Bios
som IN 2.16 "a The Black Heart Tinker
family was out for the third heat. but an
accident kept them from winning. as
Black Heart lost a toe matt a the three
quarter pole. and II kept our Httle man
pretty busy 20 keep the mare on her
stride and not Try 70 win the heat Rush
Wood winning this heat. Joe Blossom
second and Black Heart third. In the
fourth and hfth heats the big black lady
had her pacing harness on. winning the
fourth and nth heats as she pleased. IN
2I714 and 5.ls. Black Heart r. not a
very hndsoms mare. but size has a Won
derful boast Of speed She passed the last
hat ~ the fourth heat IN 105. Mr. Tn
ker has taken her TO Texas 20 race. II
is a very chilly summer when our Ki5vTa
boy Tink doesn't blossom out with a good
che
The Campbell and Tinker colts came
home last sarEday. Their owners are
anu usually well pseased VIA what their
horses have done this, summer. Pom
their owners ve learned that Dugaa. a
s-year-old. c1ui8 pace mile IN 50. and
the last quarter IN 2 seconds Also ;hat
simba'e;tz had been miles for Nj tn
ker In - ara a quarter IN = secon5s
s!moo-etia IS a 21year-oI5 trottsr. whHe
Duzsn PAGES.
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men is timely and sensible. It follows:
1 desire to call for 100 men 10 act as
volunteer police without pay during the
carnival week, to be sworn in Saturday.
October Is at p. m This does not in
clude our special force. We believe this
VIII put US in a position to cope with
any emergency that may arise. The vol
unteer police will not be required 10 pa
troll the city, but in case of any lawless-
ness TO make arrests as any other officer
We hope thar our citizens will respond to
this call. G. T. CUBBON,
Chief of Police