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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Hoods Brioado.

10 The Members OF Hoods Texas Brigade
Houston, Texas June 1.-The annual re.
union Of Hoods Texas Brigade associ0 tion
Will be held at Bryan, Texas, June - aud
-. Low rates of fare have been given by
all railroads t. Bryan aud all lines con
meeting with them. A rate Of one fare,
not t. exceed $3.50 from points within l0u
miles Of Bryan; rate OF one fare, plus 10
per cent from points over i0O miles from
BRYAN; tickets on sale June 20 ana for
trains arriving at Bryan on the morning OF
June -, with return limit TO lsave Bryan
June %
The Daughters of the Confedefacy, J, p.
Robinson camp, United Confederate Vet
Grams, and citizens are making Arrange
nlents TO give us q royal reception. DICK
Skinner and W. II Losing, two OF the
hrlgade's end men, also the private that
General jenkins Guards arrested near camp
Zolllkofer in The winter of 1888 for having
a dead pig rolled Up IN his blanket, VIII
be there. Cali on your local ticket agent
ana get the fare from your station 10
Bryan BY order of Z. Breitz,
President Hoods TeSos Brigade Associa-
ton. ~
Geo A Rranard.
Secretary,
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THE CHURCH AND LABOR.

A Discussion OF This Subject by -Four
Speakers During June.
Believing that n discussion of the rela.
tlon OF the church to !ahor would be bene
fetal the Young Mems Christian Asso'i'-
ton has arranged for a series Of four ad-
dresses upon this subject TO be given a.
Bryan hall on Sunday afternoons, begin
ming next Sunday at 4:30 p m. Mr. Edgar
Watkins, president of the associates, Will
give the first address; Mr., Max Andrew Of
the Houston Labor journal will give tt2
address June 10; Mr.. Clarence Ousley o.
The Houston Post on June - ana some
minister will close the series with n. cd
dress on June 90. The members Of various
abor unions are specially invited 10 b.
present and the public is welcome to attend
all OF these addresses. Bryan hall having
electric fans viii be a nest comtoriahi'
meeting place. There will be special music
arranged tor each Sunday.
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MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.
The Part Performed by the Woman's Re.
lief Corps.

IS oIt TCVlOIIlSO ny l1e woman s ne
lief Corps.
The beautiful custom Of decorating IN.
graves Of fallen veterans WIZ dttingly ob
served by George B Mcclellan Relic
Corps No, l6, They met with the Graz
Army post No at the gates Of the "Clt-
Of the Dead" Led by the eolotbearers they
marched to the monument erected to III.
memory OF the departed heroes The pfrs
dent, Mrs, SarAh OryIs. stood In til, fore
ground With the senior vice president. Mrs
Melissa Post, and the Junior vice presidcn;
Mrs. Annette Van Horn. on the left, and
the secretary, Mc,vina Gontermam, ~
Chaplain Margaret Wofcr on the ri
Other officers and members stood In ~.
lcar.
After conducting the services the pyesi
dent placed n beautiful wreath OF jessa-
mines on the monument and delivered 4
touching address The seIior vice presideu
then placed another beautiful wreati r. Gs,t'
which the chaplain conducted the dcyo
tional exercises. Then the colorbearers pro
&c eded 10 place floral tributes of love and
remembrance upon the monument, which
action was followed by Nil of the officer;
ana members OF the corps.
After tho ceremonies were closed the
members dispersed 10 assist In decorating
the graves of the fallen heroes
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n.aa n In Als NeMspaner.

George schaub. well known German
citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio is con
slant reader OF the Dayton Nolkszcitung.
He knows that this PAPER aims - 1dver'
tise only the best in rs columns. A21
wren nc saw chsnberlsin's Pain Balm adj
,erilsed therein for lame back. he dill not
htsitotc in buying bottle OF 1t for hia
wife, who for eight weeks mad suffered
with TIE most terrible palma In her back
and could get no relief. He says: After
uhipg the Pain Balm for a few days my
wife said tn me, I feel as though born
anew snd before using ibe entire eonts ats
Of the bottle the unSearahle pains hsd
entirely vanished and she could again take
up her household duties" He II very
thankful and hopes that all suffering Ike
wise will hear Of her wonderful recovery.
This valuable l'niment is for sale by all
druggists.
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Observation-Disclosures,

Night Primaries This Week.
Next Friday night. the 9Th. the
NAta primaries are TO be held 10 sc.
ses aelesstes 20 the county conven.
, .'on which conyenes on the 10th.
lne county convention will in turn
seod delegates to the State couven,
uon' TO the congressional. the senn.
torial' the iuiieial and the conren.
uon to nominate o district sttorney.
ms Is an important matter. ana
.oe people should turn out and see
mat the right kind OF delegates are
selected.
rhese primaries have no sort OF
connection with the day primaries
70 nominate county officers, which
occur on the 18th OF June.
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MOSQUITOES cAt-sEn rrvrn

NoAiObs CAUSED FEVER
IN receiving my transportation home ,
was routed by way OF New Orleans Ma
| known what had 10 pass through nayer
would have come that way. Tho Lon,Jsn.
board Of health has evidently not accented
the mosquito theory ss the Infection a,
yellow fever
Havana today Is absolutely free a, roi.
low fever and Is In much more sanit.rr
condition than New Orleans ever we.
General Wood my be condemned Tor m m
expenditures OF public moneys. but his adj.
INN man'sIution from sanitary point OF {, l5w
was one OF the most remarkable achie q.
ments OF modern history He has ma 40
havana ono OF the ceanest and health, 81
SItles OF the country tonay. The c1in1te
10 one OF the most beautiful that can he
place to visit N'Ns''us
Taking the route did, my clothes were
itahen out or my trunks and fumigated st
tin nsaa s,a. ana again repeated at the-quaran,
slppl- MY pulse and Temperature were
taken on board ship every i've minutes or
so coming over. ! had to change the
mem tumigated. ! was held at an lsol ted
spot near the .fumigatlon plant at the mon n
oil nd ne river for three days, where one had
mounting 10 DO bun svelter aud eight swami
mni1sqnltoes This place Is called Detention
liote4 aud the beds are arranged Ike berths
IN steamer Although tue piaee Is
screened al around the mosquitoes manage
70 make NE miserable. After the three
Gays are up one is sent ZIP the river twelt, =.
nine mlies on =. small tugboat to a MA %
ealleo Brlfas where one takes a train Tor
New Orleans. ANi
As one who is thoroughly conyerssnt
Win conditions in Havana have no 80
fancy IN saving that these imposltions that
IN the extreme, In the face of the fact tnof
hundreds OF clerks and employees OF the
government came home by way of Tsmpa.
rIa., where the Florida board Of health is
Jack Is transmitted by the terrible mos.
quito and they allow travellers To- come
INTO their State without being subjected to
such treatment.
Among the army surgeons there is no
sort Of doubt that the mosquito is respon
sibe for yellow fever. '''PN"
hnd Houston wonderfully improved
since my absence. She seems to he Waking
up from her old state of 'mossbackism '"s
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NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY.
lsudable Project nauuurated by the
Tabernacle Baptist Church.

lsudable Project nauuurated by the
Tabernacle Baptist Church.
II is the purpose Of the Tabernacle Ban
list church 10 open Ms library and read
ing room TO the public next week This
laudable enterprise IS welcome Que and
Its need If recognized By people OF every
class. Such places Of enjoyment have long
been conspicuous by their absence, The
management intend to make this a hrst
class hall Of entertainment. free 20 the
come day aud nIght. The library will
be kept open every evening, SO that work.
iDgmen especially may get the beneht ~
II. A well equipped library Is the ult'
nlato aim.
Persons kindly disposed to this commend
able undertaking are requested TO. con
tribute books, periodicals, magazines OF any
date. literature OF any kind which l. pure.
Those desiring 10 contribute should write
a card TO the pastor Rev. e. Ammons,
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TWO lNoUESTS HELD.

Negro and White Man Found Dead Yes
terday Morning.
Justice Matthews yesterday held two IN
quests The first was on the body Of Heary
Paris. eolored. and the second on that OF
Henry " Gable, Paris resided on Meadow
street. in the Fifth ward, ana mis- death
occurred al his home, The justice rnll-
ease
The body OF Cable was found at 8 o'clock
yesterday morninC IN an nllev Oh Milan
street between Prairie and Preston ave
mes Justice Matthews was unable 70 ar
rive at the cause Of death and County Ply
tcian George clarendon was called. ne
held an autopsy hut no decision under oath
affecting death was rendered. Gable was
a former railroad man.
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Robert Knight, IA years old, died at 1906
noon lie viii be buried this morning q o
o'riock In Evergreen cemetery, Rev. Willis
efheIating. About two weeks age. an Ice
s,.s,nn ran over the little fellows foot and
~ S,,rca II very badly He was fJily treated,
ncd evervthing was thought TO he pro.
sressing nicely until yesterday afternoon,
Mben &c was attacked with loekjaw aud
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
SATURDAY HALE HOLIDAY.

Whether the department Offices az the
ity hall will close at midday on Saturdays
Turing the summer has not yet been de-
crmined There is a division Of sentiment
rs to the ACCESSIBILITY Of the rule. rersou-
ally the employees would select the oppor-
unity 10 rest and recreate. hut the de-
mands Of the city's business are press ng
and a great many people have better OPP
poFtunty to transact their business win
hs departments on Saturday afternoons
han an any other time Conscientious serv-
tre is the rule Of the administration and
here Is little fear OF employees sinking
ong hours and steady application III the
luhIic interest demands It. The matter will
5robably he disposed Of definitely within a
feW DAYS
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Dead Mar Found.

Mr.. II. L. gibbs OF peepwater called at
tho Office Of The Post yesterday and stated
that dead man Ind been found between
Pasadena and Deepwnter. He was a
negro about 20 or IS years old and (. ,
supposed 20 have fallen on a train. Justice
Bell Of Harrisburg held an Inquest over
the remains
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@DIRT DEFIES THE KING" THEN
8 4 FOL. 10
Is GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF.

2O0T Union street Several huadred volumes
have already been promised and nucleus
OF over q bundled books Is now on hand.
All shoddy literature Will lie discarded,
and all first class magazines and caiiy
newspapers win be Kept on die. A plano
and organ have been ordered and good
music Will be rendered on certain nights
OF each week The founders expect 10
make the enterprise a source Of instruc-
lion aud enjoyment 20 a large portion
Of the neople.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Tom RaiIey's Race.

Clever Tom Railey is making enc race
for Justice OF the peace, and his friends
believe he is going to he elected. No one
will wonder at that. because Tom has near
~ enough personal friends who will vote
for him to elect him.
But aside from that he is known to be
amply qualified Tor the position, and no Que
questions that he possesses the courage 20
discharge the duties IN Il proper manner
Keep your eye on Tom Railey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
BUILDING Permits.

W. w Thomas, repair house and fence
Chencycrt street; S2J
]. II. Williams, move stable and repair
Cont street, 81.
Or, J. W. Dabes, repair fence, Rush
avenue. s.,
Miss Clara May addition TO gallery, Ed
ward street; SO
D. L Bloxsom, store, Washington ave
nue. $500,
Mrs G. A Gibbons, two-story residence.
Travis street: $500
J. Butte, servants house, Milan street
$50.
II Palmer, fourroom cottage, Winter
street; $500.
Rogers & Webb. cottage, Terry street;
$500.
r Itenter. repair fence, Washington ave
nue.. IS.
]. n. Fem. twostory residence, Louislaua
street; $1,000,
Mrs. T. r. Kattgan, two story residence.
Travis street, $500
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The big Auditdluui orens for the sum
nia opera comrhny conlug direct from
is wonderfully Suecessful run Of Xix weeks
az thp Dallas icw opera house Of tbat
city hsins thel attraction, Messrs sea.
colHpany ana Is layishly rich inyesture
that tley want ~ Of their friends 10 see see
been credited fifth being far superior 70
the original one or the one With which
thrsc epterpri9ing managers entered the
state some hftten months ago These gen
tiensen always Insist upon having me
oest aud they have ccrtalaly got II IN
tbs. their present company q al TIC
dramatic CRITICS and amusement seekers
IN The cities which have been visited are
az faqt, ibe principals, are all talsgtei
and the giris pretty. aud the productions
are said ia be The best ever put on by. a
travelling company. While the comedy ele-
menf IL the brightest and wiiticst con
eeiyablr. and generally tie music Is The
catchicsi and mnst tupeful, always up 10
high standard. and fer these aud many
other reasons equally as good no ono should
fall TO be present when the curtain goes
up Monday evening The reserve seats are
now selling at Grunewald's music house.
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Clara Frances Brown.

,-Iira Frances. the s-Tear-old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs S. II. Brown. di ar = o'clo K
rcstsrday morning at the family residence,
ITO Edwards street, The funeral took
nisco Yesterday afternoon IN the German
ceT,e,crv. Mr. Brown was absent, having
ieft very recently on a recreation trip. His
iittIe daughter took sick during his absence,
and now she is 10 more. -
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Eannin School Work.

Prof. Patillo. principal of the Fannln
street school. announces that the children
OF that school can get their exposition
work by calling for It q. the High school
between and 10 O'Clock tomorrow. u
they do not call their work will be kept
for them until September.
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Committee Selected.

The mayor will name at the council meet
Ing on Monday the following aldermen as
snccIal committee 10 confer with the Hons.
ton Electric compony In regard TO the var
o,s noit,s Of difference now existing he.
tween tint coinurction and the city;
Ncssis. Puis. Miller, Street, Castor Keller
and Gulyey
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|Es.llly Council, Wilkesbarer
o. cured of Rheuma.
tiStIl

k,s y = Harvey, a president of
~. Guy council, who will
h, ,,ssnembered for his great
.ae city, was once a mere
klrs ~, torn in every muscle
rom the frightful pains
n s. ,naeumatism. He consulted
Sus, s,eians, went abroad, took
S.sd,IS Ine disease. One of the
sny ~, ~ lad had a very similar
~ R.nassD Or. David Kennedv's
|nspSsS y. mad cured him. so he
I'd I'M, t,,t ms great kidney medi.
.ssliI ,,end' and Col. Harvey ia
n Alma, Msu' hale and hearty. In
"upt way he states his
Sls y KENNEDY.
,s asr'-This to certify that
ia n ga,laently cured of rheu.
s.t, me use of DR.. David
'eyorlte Remedy.
u, eo,,,s WM. j, HARVEY.
rtSsS sld be more direct or
ut point than this simple
h e' ,sIs 70 but another name
ainsr,,pl, poisoning. which Ia
M - sdsy by diseased kidneys So
sppears. ana the rheuma-
s.ss diseases of the kidnovs
n aat s as blood, rheumatism,
scknssusnato constipation. as
Y kebssS peculiar to women,
stopsdSsleS.y Favorite Remedy
.osr - the greatest medi.
'ae medical profes.
s ! i, ,sll Or. Keunedy's p.vori,.
~ Soul,, '0-eent size and regu-
i sl.a's.A for trial. free nv mai,
owl. NoSrporatIon, Rond-
sss., n,ssncsdys R os. J.II- -,.I.
y ''ss Fever ard Cold in
''''A'' BY Houston Drug Co.
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Trlp Was Successful.

Commenting upon the late tour Of New
Orleans business men through the state
Secretary Tom Rlchardsca OF the New
Orleans Progressive Union, grows tubilant
over the results He writes IN letter to
malvelously successful All Texas is grow
ing In fact, It Is scene Of prosperity
that IL probably unparalleled anywhere on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
MA Remove to CHICAGO.

Mr.. W. r. Christine. a well known young
ljewspaper man OF this. city, has accepted a
Mace on the stan of the American Lumber
man Of Chicago and viii hcrsafter make
N, home 10 the Windy City. Mr. Christine
has been IN Houston for several months.
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Jules G. Garnett.

Jules G., the infant son OF Mr. and Mrs.
dcnco Of the parents. 1912 Mckee street.
The funeral will take place AZ = o'clock this
evening and the funeral will be In Holly
wood cemetery.
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County Commissioners.

The sheriff was instructed to remove Tho
obstruction on the Harrisburg road between
the town Of Harrisburg aud Simms BAYOU
The. taxes against siXty-eight acres of
land In the william White league, belong
ing to Meyer. Kahn & lNroberg, for lS''I
were ordered cancelled 1T was also on
dered that an taxes due against lot ii
block 20, Riverside park, for 1898, and
1850 be cancelled
Tho court Lhnn adinmrnad fnr The tnrr,
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serving as commercial editor OF the Evenins
Sntonicle. He has surrounded himself ~
4 aige circle OF friends. who. together
W!tn the craft" among whom ne a 1uits
patturc and wish him unlimited success In
Els new held OF labor "
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PAVING ESTIMATE APPROVED.

The board Of public works on Friday ap-
proved the dpal estimate for the paving Of
Commerce avenue, between Fannin and
Milan streets The pavement is az Thurbec
itlIded brick and has been laid "a the
abstraction Of the authorities according to
he terms of contract, The total COS! of
mis- substantial Improvement was Sl2,-
los GO
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Y. M c. A Notes.

The junior boys 60 on their second annual
camp Thursday morning, to be gone week,
Camp Dealy Will be located ON the bank OF
Clear Lake. Any boy between the ages OF
~ and IL can go on this camp by arranging
matters with Mr.. Klncaide In the next few
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oa tor seabrook.

Messrs. Arthur Dooley, Sol Meyers
PHILIP BellIsee, Louis Jacobs and sid Muir.
raw lcave this morning for seabrook, where
thcy will snend some ave or six weeks 10
camping out. The boys expect to nave
great time.
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Mrs. (. j. Kelley.

Mrs T. j. Kelley. who died nj Warren.
was hurled Yesterday at Thompsons Switch
on The Houston and Texas Central railway,
she was a widow 30 years old. and leaves
sIx children. nearly all Of whom are grown.
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Flfty-fIfth pIstliet civil court.

Julia Bartels VS.. City OF Houston, motion
excerpts and gives notice of appeal
Samuei d. Robinson VS.. Houston Electric
street Railway Company; $500 damages
for plainiiff.
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the nigh salafied clerks "'"re tnan
htane rsiuS OF government are now IA IN.
n r,nds OF the Cubsns Their I,nv. ~ r .,e
g Tet oe Watched with interest ali over me
s. ~, ror my part | think they viii roan
nse things all right for a good nnn,hss W. y,
Vars yes s, 20 come. The time In Cuos Il p o
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County Court.

=. Burns VS.. Houston Electric Company;
motion for new trial overrulcd to which
defendant xcepts and gives notice of ap.
peal; ten Gays after adjournment allowed
In which to bile statement ~ facts
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DEATH ROLL.
Nelson Sohaeffer.

Melton schaefIer, months old. died early
esterdsy morning at No II Artrs ian place.
The funeral took place yesterday Afternoon
ln tho German cemetery at o'clock. Rev.
Hay officiating.
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lhE WORK OF H0ODLUMS
VANDALISM AT THE DOW SCHOOL
ON WASHINGTON AVENUE.
fragrant Violations OF the Rule Reaulat-
ing Traffic Over the Condemned San
Jaoin.o Street Bridge.

The hoodlum who has inherited or sc.
tu''eu surplus capital of original eussed.
mas made his appearance In a new
p'"'e, ACTS OF vandalism. which are pun.
.suuo'e oF severe penalties, are complained
VI w tne president Of the school board as
occurring recently at the Dow school on
washington avenue. DETACHMENT OF the
"ai'S' oreaksge OF glass and tearing pickets
from the fence became too tame for the
narauders, who a few nights since turned
On every accessible water faucet and al.
Iowed the water to run all night, causing
considerable damage as well as defaclng
ana marring the appearance ii the school
building All sorts OF trash has been
thrown into the drains and sewerage lnlets,
etGSmn1pie!e9ly blocking them and destroying
Tee mayor was asked to call upon the
police authorities for protection aud the
ehlet 81 police has been authortatively
notlned Of the facts, with a view 10 having
me patrolmen who cover that vicinity give
speclal attention TO the apprehension of
lhese Offenders, and to particularly watch
over All school property lp.-dhe city. The
ponce VIII do all In their power to prevent
tutnIe oqtawry OF the. kind, but van not
Ions to the neglect Of all other portions
o. me territory under their charge.
me authorities point out in this counec-
Ion the fact that the public schools are
property Jointly owned by all the taxpay,
cts They are the educational homes OF
children residing in the vicinity OF the
school, and the parents have n proprietary
interest ia preventing such destruction .of
the city's. property. Every resident OF the
section directly adjoining a public school
building Is interested In the appreh ension
y this class ot wanton dcstructlonlsts aud
il would he comparatively easy for them to
untlfN the police In case lolterers are seen
about buildings or grounds at unSccmly
aours and al times when no one has a
eight TO he on the premises, few whole
ONE object lessons In tho shape ~ heavy
Ines or imprisonment would be better than
m accident insurance policy to cover this
peCigl risk
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Probate Court,

Estate o: Mike Rogue, deceased; Adoph
Roos appointed administrator; bond d1cd al
5000; T. :. Lubbock Wharton Bates and
J. L. Dickson are appointed appraisers.
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san JACINTO BRIDGE.

few facts concerning traffic on this
Iusy causeway may not be amiss In view
+ the fact that the city engineer has re-
nortcd the bridge 10 be in a crlmnally dan
,cfous condition, Despite a special ordi-
lance passed over two years ago to reg
;late traffic on this bridge. even then sd-
nittedly unsafe vehicles, pedestrians, men
n horseback and trolley cars utilize IL
Tally with the same sang frod and reck-
assness they would q solid stone area
ridge. On Friday afternoon. at com.
piratively quiet hour, us many as seven
,ams We're seen to he crossing the bridge
4 one time. besides many pedestrians and a
'roiley car carrying twenty passengers.
1--we teams and two cars were Simultaneous
3 crossing. At another time there was
old string Of teams from one end of the
ppToach u the other side There is . rule
providing that two trolley cars shall not
9r on the bridge at one time. but It Is ais
ogarded II there Is anybody instructed or
Empowered 10 prevent the congestion OF
rafhc on this decaying structure his ef-
cctivcpess Is not evidenced by the results