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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21

r,oraiv conceded. but insisted upon. Mes.
n,So sra NOT willing to make such an
~, w noramo,lnt have no possible JUS
tifcation for raising 1T at ali, loi u ,ot
such circumstances their act t"
uuder any conceivable clrcunl''"''''
do aught but grave harm
Tho Nations Expansion
While paying heed to the hec $3.50
,'ao,,,rg our house in order at nome,
tbo American people can not, IL my
Itch m retain their self-respect, re-
sroin from doing their duty as a sreae
,o &c in tbe world. The history ol
fine nation is in large part the nis't ~
of the nations expansion. Wheh an ~
srst Continental Congress met III LII
nrtv Hall and the thirteen orlgihai
states declared themselves a na'ion'
10 westward limit of the country was
r,or,,ed Nv the Allegheny mountains
W,s,n Gazing the Revolutionary wai
] tha work Of expansion went on MI
49, Tannessee and the great NORTH
wost tben known as the ILLINOIS coun
NV were conquered from our wni.'
and Indian foes during the hevoiuIioi
/ orV Al
by the treaty Of peace IN 100; ,s,va
land thus confirmed was not tne. si ',n
n ms. 1t was held by an aiieh ioi ~n
, III the army under Genera Ag'n .,o,
Wovnc freed Ohio from the req niel
wh;ia the treaties OF Jay and Pinckne
e secured from the Spanish ana Dii''S
4 Natchez and Detroit. . roTorso
/. In 1903. under President Jeners s;.
t tho greatest single stride in expans !,
: tbst we ever took was taken ny !. !.
G purchase of the Louisiana teiri.u,
n This so-caIled Louisiana, when inG ,lu
y cd what are now the States OF Ar Ma
y SOS Missouri, Louisiana, Iowa, m -
/ n nes Kansas, Nebraska, Nor'n a
" South Dakota. Idaho, Montana anu
r large part of Colorado and u.ah, "
I'd a s1 by treaty and purchase UNI u
president Jefferson exactly ana p
10 ciselv as the Philippines nave pee.,
b. onired by treaty and purchase uu'
a President Mckinley.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
uuru WE'LL ALL BE COOP.

don't know when the day Will Gomez
Hut YOU and /, we know .,o.
THAT after awhile our good reSoi''
so meii d any, when hen we both have the tlme'
'o We,ll cast our faults away; -,
i,And ovo1'il be good, and III be goa
We'll all be good, some day.
We'll run our business affairs
With thought of fello S ;ngsnt
WI, make our friends all happier y,
~ And life will really pay, aood-
For you'll be good, and III be goou Z
Wen all be good, some day :
Some dav-of course, it's way ahe@a-
Rnt / know, so do you, 4
r,,nt son,e dav we will take turn i.
l p And I try the good and true; ~
WIN do our best for other ioiks'
' The world will be more ialr' oa
And you'll be good, and !, IL De scou' (.
A1 When. we've the time 70 spare. a,.;,o :
Insh Mink, in Baltimore American
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
Where Suits Are Lost.

once wheu:a certain well-known
English jinge was trying case ne
was disturbed by a young man VINO
Font moving about in the rear OIL tne
oorrtroom lifting chairs and looking
undef things. .u,r
Young man." said his lordship' you
,ro making great deal of unneces-
sorv noise. What are you about!
NV lord" replied the young man
~ have lost my overcoat, ana AN Wy
ing to find it," lib ;raoo
with a grim smile, people often ios'
mho,o suits in here without making
all that disturbance.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
NTory listened.

Mary listened. r,,o t.s what
"It,s fake all arsa,.~ Ihat 5 VINO" a
r thinka was uttered in tue deep volec
81 an angry man, and it continued
."rhe boy was to get dollar Tor nahs
inc in a sling just under the emu e y.
the balcony long enough TO s slsn.ea
Nm single nut. He probaoiy hhisns o.
the III lob by this time ana he'ei
dreamed of suicide" :,
"But the hurry call was turned >, ~
from this Office" argued secoh'
voice. -, nded tn,
80 you're nutty" responueu ~
original wise man. cant you 90 = ~
sign saws. This Office closes at T. ~
on saturday? Come on"
And it was fully fifteen minutes eo q,
tor Mary had heard the last IAN. ~ aoo =,
falls of the guardians OF tne pet -,
before she dared to sneak OUT u =
ofsice and away.-Detroit Free ries'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
udrea Desertions.

washington (speciaD Since tney
,oro nlaced in commission, several
Months MONT ago 200 enlisted men are sars
III have deserted from the battiesh'ps
~ m~ and Kentucky.
he This unusual proportion OF deser-
.,ons has aroused considerable con- "a
,ro in vaval circles, but it IS ascrip y,
hv 1 offcials to the fact hat the VeS S;n,,
o oys o new and that the glamour when when
are arr n slways throws about the nava
S wa has disappeared. The encou n,
SCI sn; ~ feature about the matter Is tn'
s sect that of the number Oh deser' 81,
l nmiv two two were men who had been en- IN
U 9atsd as landsmen and trained und e
ms the system adopted upon recomme ia
s an,;o y, Of Rear-Admiral Crowninsnl 9,.
Hh;ef If the Bureau of Navigation. In
S anertment is said to be obtinlng sal
isfactory results from the system ad,,oo aa
!. a, 10 do excellent worl
a. a. ;s nroposed to continue the system
~ ND the department is making stron
. a afforts to enlist landsmen, SO as :,
e Sr;np the enlisted strength up TO u
,;,,,it fixed by law
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
,oo,ous Mans Three Victims.

,,0,ora Mont. (SpeciaD Willis how
ard and Frank Forest were liv oooo an
p a., of Flora zinn. Howard accom-
~, her to church on Sunday night
ga a,t,v after the couple left the churcn
.no', wore met by Forest, who drew a
r ,nv and instantly killed Howard
The girl fed, but was pursued .. os ru oh
~ Who shot her twice, once through
e tSe body and once near the heart e.. sns
1n ',, mrohably die. Forest then turned
w ,na wespon upon himself and lnh'c'ec
fatal wound
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21

parkersburg, w. Va: Especial .-Mrs'
.. an hamilton has given an en-
s sI4y,ont fund Of $4,000 to Washing,
uow Ia nnd I,ee University as memorial
Ton an ote son. John H. Hamilton, SUI
NJ nerintendent of the ONO NV hlVe tsr 1ra
poad who was killed in the terr, n,at
I Tn,,r,b Of July explosion, and VINO w wa,
an alumnus of that institution r. ~ Wm
sn known as the John Henry Hamll'oi
enhnlarShip.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
FIELD OF LABOR.
as no manufactures.

pekin has no manufactures.
Ianan has 5000 union printers.
I Thera are union label suspenders.
nos wear shoes in the Klondike.
'E, 1 has $1,000 Chinese domestics.
Hamburg taxes dogs according ~
size. "e ooual to Ameri-
can" uo IN the +
w. seven out Of eight loaves OF breae
ooten in London are made OF foreigl
wheat
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21

OVER 100000 iARMs.
The Country's Enormous
Resources.

Resources
wosbin pton (Special) Probably no
,ortion of the work of the Census pu-
roau is of 80 much interest," 10 Ch0
corth as the agricultural diVisioh;
cold Chief Statistician Powers VIM 10
in charge of this branch OF the puleau ~;
"Tbo enumerators' sheets are not aii
n &c vet but It is already known
thot the returns will show tnae
thare are in the country between
Zoo ono and 6,OOO, 900 separate farms.
Gur innuiries regarding the conditions
ovistine ON these properties mciuue
tho tenure. live stock and genera
oouinment The enumerators returns
bayn been n little complicated, owins
70 the number and Importance OF lns
onastions and we have been ophseu
~ sond ont about 250000 letters SO lar
-, order tn get reliable data to compress
n,,r schedules. But when TINS ihloL
,.atinn is all tabulated it viii 1urhish
the country with some very Naiu"D'e
? facts. l., tho nres-
i ont census to get reliable data Oh ,ne
J. snbiect of tenure of farms IN genera
: ,,;tb view of showing to what eAten,
|, ~ ,ond of the country is being nelo
h ~, landed proprietors and whetner y,
-not farm tenancy is likely 10 pecoiii'
T. the established policy in this country
n Those inouiries have developed no eh'
D. % amenities, as it has been deVeiope'
e. thot negroes and ignorant WHITES nav
S, apparently no idea OF thelr o t'nn ;s N
Id Another phase OF the sl,ua, autioI tor
to dificulty of separting the pal.aa tad 90 -
ol ures which means farms ope. II
no shares. from those for winch 'e"''
ty rent is paid. -, IN tho soutl
or This is specially SO III lhe ~.
ed Some OF the large plantations ~ h ,m'
"a section have been divided up lheo mu'
d. drods of plots of a few acres cav
do which are worked by the olachs ~
shares Among these people Tue on
Ter T Tnnrators have experienced greas III,
dc- n,,,tv in getting any accurate lhloi -,
to t ZION as TO the value OF the land vi "
the ducts. ,,,torostinp exhil
red IN ho the figures OH live stock. Inc
md nhadu,es are nearly complete anu
to o~,,oct very son to be able 10 iui ~
,trv .Sp statistics for the cities. III TN
OH en nS dulles as in the others, we III
ull- SIDE no arbitrary decisions Du. ns
The nndoavored to get only exact iilois :
hut. I'm One of the most interesting
age t t,vn. of this exhibit will be the ia
e of fgures. Every person WY ~ n tbe n
W We have classified as dairy = "
tho "The live stock question IN NJ, the Evo "
the presented some difiicIial Om s ucc
hich i 1,,ad of For instance, you can
wei a anat cattle on the range might p'
IN ens' state to-day and somewhere
spect to-morrow' o a. but are
man nv from one grazing gre
It af- transport NV the railroads.
ores ~ ..In addition to the above many
I'd Oh va,nabIe facts regarding the econ
IN s~, social position OF the cuitivs
anu al the soil are included in our
,s,l;oy nuiries"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
Iatitea a Wreck.

prookshire, Tex. Especial :-Letitia
:, wreck The houses which stood
~ 10 tho Mace, including depot, have
III III ,,,awn to the ground, and the tim
p pers from some of them carried for
niles mile Mrs. Sophia Schultz, formerly
nf Houston, was killed,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
THE noMlNc FACULTY.
WHO Live in Wild Countries Al
wavs Know Where Camp is'

xyays Know Whero N"i"P
.grhe mysterious faculty that enaoies
cats and pigeons to find theil "@t
hook from remote points IS one y,
the greatest puzzles in nature saw
q New Orleans educator VINO mas NAV.
snecialty of zoology for many years
we sneak of it as sense or direc''oh'
.,onoinc instinct and brain COIL
noss, I" he continued; but as far az
p~,,,aininp il is concerned, nobody mas
over been able to offer q theory 'na'
wos even plausible. 1t useo W ~
tho,obt that the memory oil fanu'
,orlrs had something to do WIN ,he
,,honomena. but that is exploded ny
tho foct that the animals always take
tho sbortest cut home, regardless Vi
the circuitous route by winch rnes
NOV have been carried away. lha'
srch movers should be highly devei
oned in creatures as different IN o'nei
rosnects as cats and pigeons is III IL
Golf ono of the most battling ana extra
ordinary features of the whoie PRIV
Iem. hut | am convinced that the lac
j ulty whatever it may be, exists ~
: documentary state in nearly all am
$ mo,s including man himself ana may
Il no easily sharpened 10y circumstances
. and surroundings. :,
" For nine or ten years l used ''
$ spend part of every summer Ill Mill Nv,
Ae soto and Wisconsin, living IN th'
u woods and studying animal me- NC
OIL COMO VOL acquainted with many I'd
no five hunters and trappers' anu IL"
es I,noxyn several who showed clear eVl
le' doncc that they possessed the orai
is on,nass, No matter where tue
ISL vent how they twisted and turne'
~ what happened to distract their u
N tention, they always knew the oile
III zion Of their cabins and couio re.ul
iei unhesitatingly in a bee hhe' ~,
&c. were all ignorant men and apsoiu.e
e. unable to explain their power
only thing they could say was IN
ell tbev felt it, Other trappers were
.op markedly expert in finding tne'r w
hu through the forest, but they We
SUI, simply adopts at woodcraft anu we
III II hv a thousand signs and tokens
which they had unconsciously turn
Tue their eyes. The two faculties W. w
lien entirely distinct, and while the ski
VI trainer was invariably alert ana rev
tfe ishlv obseryant, the braln-colhp'
ohy fellow was unusually dull ana siee
le"i and paid no attention to his surrou
arr ings. The men themselves recoghi
'heo the existence of the homlng msiii
TOW contented themselves by saying ina
'Ie' came natural to Pete OF Pierre,
piac whatever his name might be. IL
ins" certainly fascinating problem,
'a'n' have long believed that It's soiu
peai- would uncover some tremendously
~. portant secret in regard TO 'ne ,
u /" lions of man and animal ll1e' y
""o Orleans Times-Democrat.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
.p,1Er FUND REACHES s1'ooo'ooo'
r... Governor Has Almost i""
Amount in Hand.

Houston, Texas (speciaD The e,, tsna
FOR the relief of the Galveston 81 o SS1 NOo
f eys no now aggregates nearly sl,ou uSs Wf
Mo Most of this amount is in the s hanas ,S Ue
Governor sayers, who will direct e,an, rae
U Sror,5 Of expanding it for food supplies
and other relief measures. Ito ont for
aii The Governor will not give ou' a aUl
liz, no t,on an itemized list OF the COLI
ptu;bmtions for several days.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
Richmond to Have a Fair.

Richmond is to have State Fan I'M,
,om The feature of this exhiplt,on
Will vail be the horse racing, which , taxes
Mace wi,e If from October % to 2e, nclusive
p Irso fair will be held under the man
Inc La, of the Virginia Agricultul a
s sEate Fair Association, which If T tSe
obartcred at the last session W
Gn nnisIa ture Mr.. Henry Tyler, erothei 81
If Governor Tyler, is the preslden. OF
Oh Ole Go association. The other incorpo o.
tnls ;ncIude many prominent men ID
rator E.d ,ti. The association has very
the tn, oIae oho rter one which gives it ap,
h1eral o oma, over the grounds during
t tSe time exhibitions are held iss rep a%
feature of the charter led to the s fpPp
started last spring that prize tSe g ng"r,
could CT legally take place on tne ;nss Correct
of the association. This was 'N'
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21

Washington and Lee UNIVERSITY ~ ~.
Cd the session Of 1901 lsot W., Hon
~ s" in the memorial chapel noa'
VIM VIM I, Wilson, president, presiae y;
As he arose to welcome the stuoeh.s,; t y,
the University he was gree'. ,ho stu-
Great ere anplause on the part OF the 'f no
dents and spectators assempi.I,u o nart
avtonded hearty welcome Oh the p tho
If washington and Lee anu SS, TO
eo,,ege existed to give opportunl.'eoov a.
The Young men of our land for ilnp, wha 4
M, mont and culture; that they hau w h,,y
nm tho CIV" wealth of trusts could not pu
and what the suffrage of the AnS,
nponle could not confer upon IN
p povtb health and opportunity
ihst thew could now take advanta
these He concluded his REMARKS s;,a vi" n.
. .he usual announcements regardins u
s a The center Of the chapei W."
t uaounied nv the students, who were Gu s,
in goodly numbers for the nrse So e.
inc in The work of examining some ~
matriculation (entrance examln iSa tb
md Classifying others occupipo de
anu The law school opened with q w
oiIed increase over last year LeA,ns
ron has assumed her usual apped1 s t,sy
s sow tbs that both of her great schoois Ia
, onened and started oft with ii'ie
numbers for the hrsI gay
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
Great Appetite of a Cow

The enormous appetite OF a
zion cow is shown by the amoq
food eaten daily during test
Holstein COW, Rosa Bonheur
which died recently. She hei
worlds record of milk product
,oe. rs pounds in one day. ana
pounds in one week. sne ., ave =
11a mounds silage, twelve pound
meal. nine pounds oat meal and
tv-seven pounds roots, or a t'
IA mounds, Of which 52.43 poun'
dry matter. She weighed 100 ?
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
-. K,,Ied Inv Thieves.

,ocrosse Wis. Especially .-Patroiman
Id Gates C was shot dead by trio OIL
iS;nyes as he was attempting to arrest
t ti,, for r holding up man on the La
c c,,ons road The shots frightened "a, in ne
elos sas Of the patrol wagon, in when
r noi es which was sitting, and they ran ran
G oaav The robbers then fired at tne
ava ,r ond horses as they ran, but none
Of the shots took erect.
consul-General Goodnow reports III, um'
,otbs Of Funchu and Taiku OF mum
hor of missionaries.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21

Governor Tyler will take precau' ~
airy action in Botetourt county = go ~ =
vent if possible, any lynching or
der in Fincastle, or Detweu1
and Fincastle, when Paul
anu Smenec lteI colored assailant
F Ressje Lnkenhoker and Nellie KeM ~
b % taken there for trial This Is tine
s sdSe TWO two months ago. Miss Ll I'M the
% %"l,er and Miss Nellie Keister are u she
r wo highly respected 1aae' R %a0
were found on the road p "n seio,1s and
noke and Fincastle unconscious any
badly injured. 81 &c stated. has
pe' oS tho Governor there is no neeo
for troops at the trial Of Wallace, IN, m.
b Sowe a probably recalls the Empori'
incident.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
Wnmhle Not Guilty.

norvi,le Va. Especial. 1.-THE case OF
Henry womble, who shot ana afa h.lieo u
Trov Conoy, was brought Deior e., a
snecial grand jury. ana NO .lue
hiIl was returned. Wom6ie was ais 9;l,
ward wa tried in the Police Court ana as
.,,;ccpd
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
THE OLD DONINlON'
Latest NEWS CLEANED FROM
Gus PARTS OF VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON AND Lee

ro.ua, opening of tho Session "ree''" -
to President WILSON, "," 8, Rock
Mrs Topping, an Age" ha"' TIC a
bridge County--Horse hacins ra.r.
Feature of Richmond's Coming
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
Cot OF EASY.

1obn Snow. who was arrested ~
JUL few weeks ago on thP
Lync aa Of feloniously shooting MIS-
charse ,onas daughter of Mr.. Elisha
Alice S u,as fried in the Compbell Couh,
Jones Gou wa' and Al was found guilty ana
ty oO nned to H one year in the penlten-
senleh'e Sow was jealous of a young
tlary' ra nne Douglas Martin, and, To-
secure vengeance, went W." cont Of Mr..
to the woods directly IN 1sr IRON times n, at
ZONES place and fired tnlet mo .," vouug
Young Martin. He missed missed t tnc effect effect
man, but one Of the bullets .,0 Igon mad made
20 For a new trial by SHOWS couns sc =, w." -,
o o." and it is understood ' case iC
o offort will be made TO take the case !
The Court of Appeals
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21

,,.arv outlines the Real Issues Between
ar. parties-No Issue Can lie far
-, IN the sound Money Question,
mo." y,,.,,v 6ects tie weiibeIng o.
Every Home in the Land.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
A Fatal Burnin =

Mrs Topping, who resides Win ns'
M q lanes Topping, of near Falrheso,
son. OIL, J hr;doe county. was fatally burned
nv her apron catching fire wnile coon ~
inq Mrs. Topping is over 10 years Iso %
a .na and when she found her dress
a aflame she ran to tub of water IN 'h &c
S and jumped in, but the BOTTOM ei,nd o. %
fh he tub dropped out and she talleo 40 ~
s sxtinguish the flames. From there S 1Ho
ran 10 the spring branch over Nv, ivo
rar away, and jumped in and e ss a.
g ys,iUSed the flames. she returned 10
s ESe bouse completely exhausted. her
, nbvsician stated that she cannot re-
p poSsr As one-third of her body was a,
t Hodiv burned. She was native Oh
England.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
NJ Henry siiverthorn Deal

M Henry S!lyerthorn died sudden % y
q, his home in Lynchburg, ,a as1 no,, n
~ ~ears He was born in AccomaI = e : ,ea
~ G in 1910. AS young man ne lea, leas o'o
the trade of slyersmith IN ,o 5a' ana re-
hit hit came here to reside ia 1891 ,,, anu p D.
W. oa ad here to the end of his lie. be
m nam bic wife he is survived by TWO
SUES Me Henry T. and Wm' =
Silverthorn.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1900-09-21
cam Pair Of Tires for Only sS'9'

SEND US S. 90 1 par IS si our high as, i Sss
60 Tires You can r sIa # found satisfactory sH
s T. i; ss ~ ss
@ sss5 and a. charges less the 500 '
order. - r,oe Il regular assoclauon
s2 s sssss' g 'ss
%oney can buy, and equal e 'n large quantities.
tires we nder and are thereiOIe able e
SCI dr ss to aa ns grade spd cMs Ssna
e sor circulars rnf Of our Bicycle Tires anu
toshes. Free.
Address all orders to .-,ous, ptIRBER
tN'e"""' Akrofsy1Sv"O
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-15

guests shall have taken their seats on the
reviewing stand. in front of the White
House. and shall have been Joined by
President Mckinley the parade will start.
The line of march will be east along
Pennsylvania Avenue, passing the review
ing stand at salute. by way of Fifteenth
Street to Pennsylvania Avenue. TO the
Peace Monument, where they will counter
march to First Street, and there the pa
rade will disband.
A platoon of mounted police will head
the line and Immediately following them
will be the Marine Band. followed by
Major Sylvester. Chief of Folioe. Capt.
NJ. A. Austin and Inspectors Isaac Pear
son and F. E. Cross will precede the va
ricus precinct commands, which will
march in their numerical order and he in
charge of their respective lieutenants
The bicycle squad. under command of
Acting Lieut.. W. ". Jordan, will be fol-
lowed by the patrol wagons, ambulances.
and the House of Detention van. ard
another platoon of mounted policemen
viii bring up the rear of the police pa
rade.
The firemen will be headed by First AS
sistsnt Engineer William T. Belt who is
in charge of the department in the alb
sence of Chief Paris, who is confined to
his home by Illness. and is not expected
to be at his post again for several weeks.
With the exception of No. 5. the banner
company, heading the procession with
their newly won trophy, the engine COM
panies will follow each other in numerical
order. Second Assistant Chief John d.
Kurtz will be in charge of the Second
Battalion. and Fire Marshal William O.
Drew and Superintendent of Repa rs ]. J.
Membert will be in advance of the fuel
and supply wagons. When the parade
shall have passed Fifteenth Street, AS
sistant Chief Belt, Engine Companies 2
and g. and Truck D will leave the line and
return to Seventeenth Street, where they
will give an exhibition run before the re-
viewing stand.
Notwithstanding the fact that practi-
cally the entire regular department will
be in line. provision has been made 10
quickly respond to any alarms that may
be sounded, and for this purpose the ex-
ira apparatus owned by the department
will be manned by detachments from The
various companies. Chemical En- zine
Company No. l viii transfer to the house
of No. Engine Company on X Street. be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth Streets.
Extra engine No. 6 will be housed at No.
6 engine house. and extra engine No.
will take quarters at No. ] chemical en-
CINE house. on d Street, near Twelfth
where extra truck will also take STA
ton. and No. IS hose carriage will trans
fer to No. IL engine house in Mount
Pleasant.