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Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27

Ladies' Mercerized chambrey Skirts, with i've rows of insertion, grad uating fo1nces, nicely tailored,
 Ladies' Crash Skirts, applique trimmed. shaped flounces, well tail ored. at =. SIPS
 Polka Dot Duck Skirts, in small and large dots; fiared bottom;
 't'' = iy' = .t''' se'
 IMPORTED NECK HUGHES.
 Our New York buyers very re- gently sent us a sample line of tho most elaborate neck ruches ever turned out in gay Paris.
 White MouselIains dc Crepe Neck Ruche, with long graduating tabs, trimmed with Persian bands of crepe ribbon and ornamented with roses; Paris latest creation
 frlce ..-............ $SO.oO
 Black MouselIaine de soire Neck Ruche, graduating tabs, ornamented with vines Of silk flowers; . gorge ous affair ............ $225o
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27
MONEY AND METAL (By Associated Preos)

New York, April ss.-silvsr sIx; Mexican dollars fl. Copper, Lake. llx to F l-lo; casting and Elsctroly- ac i1R to i1.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27

Range Captain to Marry.l1 si..sI. c 6.
 1t has;been reported that Burton $. Msssman, captain cf the Arisons rsng. CTS, is to be married May x7, to . charming Pho4ffx balla. -ee-''
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27
To Inspect Cattle.

TO Thspect Ca6I0.
 ,Dr. ,. c. Norton, territorial veterin- ary, came down yesterday from Pres. colt. He will go to the lower part of the county and there Inspect several punches of cattle that are to be ship. ped west |,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27
Bentley Released.

J. T. Bentley, accused of bursiariz. ing the hardware store of Krakauer, York & Move. and who was trailed across Arizona and New Mexico be- fore his capture was finally effected, has been released from the coun.y jail at Fl Paso. Bentley vas dstaine,, in jail here for some time and madf several attempts to escape. He val rated as . desperate man. Bentley was released because the stats has re. peatedly postponed trial of ths casa.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27

Els<sa years experience in carpet laying. cdrpsf cleaning. window clean ins, scrubbfng and general work. Give me . trial. Can at No. 10z Brewery oulcA. Jas Avery. 436
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27
Lots Selling High.

Lots selling High.
 H. B. Calfsher is in tho city from Douglas MT. Calisher carries . large stock of dry goods ct stores in Cana nea and Douglas. Land C selling pretty high in Douglas, said Mr. Cal isher.s Good locstfons cost small for tunes and the most of them afU af- ready taken. e1pect to dispose oi my business at cananea in- ., short ume. rfDr ,sys .g,s....sfB -.,fi =.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27

ton and Milan braids, and the gen uine Panama.
 We are positively leaders in. this line, show more styles than any other concern and are sole agents for the celebrated
 KNOX HATS
 Prices range from ~S5c to $50. .00 
 Flannel or Light Weight Cassi. mere Suits, in plaids or stripes. for, summer comfort " $500 -stsS .tTE~s ',- ~ q OTiVe Green or Grey Striped, Light Weight casslmer Suits, well tailor ed, skeleton lined would be cheap at s1o: while they last .. s700 Mems Basket Weave Crash Suits, solid colors, for less than you'd pay for a good pair of trousers.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27
AT-.THE- HAIR

We have received Our New Spring line of Skirts Duck Covert Cloth ot Wash Ladies Shirt Waists makes SouthE ~~'~-~o '~.'~'' In Wash Skirts alone over
 twentys styl
  our handsome assortment of Silk atnW
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27

Chicken . b Princess --r s- - consomms en Tasce F.. .4eg RELIsHEs z Olives Chow Chow sa,tsd Almonds Boiled Halibut. Egs Sauce '-
 Pomms Fantastic
 BOILED
 Boiled Capon. Sauce au Win Blanc |. s- ENTREES .- swss<braads en Brochsttes Ia r -- MontSlas Braissd Filet de Boeuf . la Flanon,ls Conpot of Cherries ls LsCants Punch Romain >'''' '"' ---> .. ROAST < -o5 -4-
 Prime Ribs of Beef sn Jus , Stuffed Turkey, cranbsrry saucs
 SALAD D. s- ..-s Cold Asparagus. Sauce vinairstts a-.s 3. VEGETABLES z.,, s-i NaShea Putatoss Steamed Potatoes ! Fra6ch Fsas Slowed Tomatoes - DESSERT ,. ...- Qrosu Apple Pis s
 Strawberry Short Caka BisquS Ice Cream. Assorted Cakes swiss, American and RouqueSort
 Cheese
 Bsnt,D WaSsrS Graham Wafsrs
 g oda Crackers
 .,.,, Fruit Raisins Nuts .sS s-sso Cafe Ncirn ae .ss lI
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27

COPPER QUEEN DINNER.
 The following menu will bs served at the Copper Queen hotel at dinner today: ~- 5'
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27
INTERESTING MEMS APPAREL

well known   Brown and fancy to suit.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27
NEW WAIST ARRIVALS

The ladies of Bisbee and vicinity have pronounced our line of Shirt Waists the prettiest and best SC. lected in the city; with the new. lines which just arrived it is the most complete and up-to-date in the territory.
 Ladies White Waists, with lace and insertion. and cluster of tucks, box pleats, suTplice. froHt, exclus- i've style ..'1., :. .!.s. ........ $500
 linon coiorsd Waists of Mercer ized Grenadines. cluster of tucks, front and back. herringbone stitch ed, white duck collar, with bow of same material; very handsome; FrleS -'s s-'-.,-.y. -,-s .,S -S4-00
 Taiior-made Waists of Mercerized Chambrey, cluster of tucks. front and back, and tailored straps, stich- ed in white: a very striking garment, equal to general average of 25D styles. Our price. ....... $1.75
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27

Francisco. the scene Of frequent atrikea- ..' --
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27
SOUP

Chicken . b Princess .--. .--
 s-- .a Consomms en Tass,
Bisbee daily review., 1902-04-27

Miss May Cobbs came up from Can anea yesterday to attend the funeral of her father. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
THE DEATH OF. FISH,
THE NEW YORK BANKER.
Mrs. Pickles Located in Boston, and
Arrangements Are Being Made
to Have Her at the Inquest.

NEW YORK, September 17.-Investlga-
ton into the facts surrounding the death
Of Nicholas Fish, the banker, which fol-
lowed an alteration in a saloon Monday
evening. is being pushed with great V1gor
to-day. with a view to. having all possible
light thrown upon the case at the inquest
Friday.
According to District Attorney Garvin,
Mrs. Margaret Pickles, a sister of Mrs.
Casey's, who is said to have been IN the
company of Mrs. Casey and MIS-. Phil
lips when Fish was struck by Sharkey
has been located in Boston. and arrange
ments are being made to have the Wo-
man in this city during the inquest. MI.
Garvan said that he believed her evidence
would go long way in clearing up the
mystery.
AT the home of Nicholas Fish it wa:
said that Mrs. Fish had recovered from
the first shock which her husbands I'M
timely death caused her, and was now
resting quietly. Mrs. Fish has been con.
fined to her bed since yesterday morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
REPRESENTATIVE SWANSON
ON HENDERsON's ACTION.
Speakers Course Presages u Sweep
ing Democratic Victory-Tnriff
Revision the Democratic
Party Slogan

=
WASHINGTON, D. c., September H.
Especial. )-Representat Swanson. Of
Virginia, is in washington to-day. Speak
ing of the action of Speaker Henderson
in withdrawing from the race for Con-
gress, Mr.. Swanson said
1.-THE refusal of Speaker Henderson to
accept the Republican nomination for
Congress on account of the differences be-
tween himself and the Republican State
Convention of Iowa indicates clearly that
there will be great discussions within the
Republican party upon the question Of
tariff reform and revision. 1t presages.
if not at this time. certainly in the near
future, a sweeping Democratic victory.
party will before long find that their ef-
forts will be Of little or no avail inside
of their party. They will agitate and
create "a strong sentiment with many
people within their own party and with
the independent thought of this country
for tariff reform. After repeated disap-
pointment of accomplishing anything
within their own party this sentiment will
crystallze around the Democratic party
and. give it a sweeping victory.
president Roosevelt will be compelled
to take one side or the other upon the
question of tariff reform and tariff re-
vision. The Republican party has in the
past endeavored to shirk this issue by
having a commission appointed, claiming
that the friends of the tariff should re-
form 1t. The results Of this policy have
always been to increase and not to de-
crease tariff duties.
Tariff reform and tariff revision. which
mean larger markets of the world will
presidential election. and will bring VIC
tOrv.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
OUR DUCHESS nors,
TO RETURN AGAIN
Lady of B1enhein, Once More
AConnie Vanderbilt to Her Friends.


Lady of B1enhein Once More
ssConnie Vanderbilt to Her Friends.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1T never had
such q good time in my life. America has
quite spoiled me: I've been, a young girl
here again. and now I've got to go back
to. England and be a .dignified Duchess
once more
So said her Grace the Duchess of MARI
borough, when she was bidding goodbye
yesterday to her sister-in-law, Mrs. w.
K. Vanderbilt, Jr.
DO you know. I've all but had my
head turned. Everybody's been so good
to me. I've been able to do just Sas I
pleased. never spent a more delightful
month in my life, no matter where I've
been
According to her friends, the Duchess
has been greatly pleased with her re-
scsption in the lanu Of her BIRTH Though
entitled to: eyeryt thing IN England except
the privilege Of royalty, sheShas enjoyed
her visit here with the chnms OF her.
gtrlhood days more than any expsdencS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18

Opinion differs as TO the COMPROMISE mis-
ana the light punishmen resuiuns y n a1ner
fe'i the e. names Of the Witnesses to be
published arguing that they sh piga s and
s nrnrtar - that the businessmen and
Church people should know , wh,' It is
that they employ and work with:
Offcer Wyatt has very little. to say on
the subject. IN talking Of the matter
last night, he said: 7 am satisfied a,hat
said. and | have done 1t. OF those seven
men. all would have been convicted: we
had positive evidence and twenty-five
witnesses who would swear to the same,
even had the other seventy-fve gone
back on me. OF course, the evidence was
greater against some than others, but
none would have escaped.
~ am much obliged t. the neWspapeTs
any work they give me, and promise it
will be done conscieutiously and we'll. I
have done my part, and 1T remains to be
seen what the effect will be, and what
others will do"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
BELVIN VS.. DOMAIN.
Cult Involving $4,000 Still Pending
City Hall Courts.

City Hall Courts.
The Law and Equity Court was en-
gagged yesterday in the trial Of the action
of Mrs. A. P. Belvin VS.. a. E. Donnan &,
Co. This is Il suit involving the sum OF
$500 The case is still pending.
In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
Michael Slavin. a native of Ireland, and
Cosimo Jacobino, native of Italy, were
admitted to citizenship, having complied
with the naturalization laws of this
country.
Judae e. c. Minor, of the Law and
Equity Court, has granted charter to
the Richmond Engineering Company. the
purposes Of which are to do a general
civil. mechanical, and electrical engineer
ing. The officers of the company are:
James o. Spear, Jr., president; A. G..
Higgins, vice-president and treasurer,
and E. NJ. Dixon, secretary. The uirec-
tors are J. 0. Spear, Jr., James D. Pat
ton, A. Plzzini. Jr.. A. J. Pizzini, and
David A. Ainslie. Robert H. Talley is
counsel for the company.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Mr..
6. Powell Hill qualified as administrator
Of the estate Of Mrs. Mariana Hill, and
Mr.. D. j. Baker qualified as administra-
tor Of David Baker. Jr.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day in the Clerks office of the Corpora
ton Court to Mr.. William B. Parham
and Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Mr..
John Morris. They We're married yester-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
CITY ORDINANCES.


An. ORDINANCE GRANTING PERMis-
SION TO THE MERCHANTS Ma
TIONAL BANK TO ERECT AND
MAINTAIN AN IRON sMokEsTAGK
IN AND OVER THE ALLEY EN-
TENDING FROM THE EAST SIDE
OF ELEVENTH STREET EAST
WARDLY BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS. APPROVED SEP
TEMPER 49, 1902
Be it ordained by the Council of the
city of Richmond. a. That permission is
hereby granted to the Merchants Ma
tional Bank to erect and maintain an
iron smokestack in and over the alley eX-
street tr1 r rdT ed bstW Stu9 Main and
Cary streets, said iron smokestack shalt
be securely attached to the rear wall Of
their building. and shall not be less than
seven and a half (71s) feet above and
cot extend more than twenty-five CT,
feet In said alley, nor above the roof OF
said building more, three go feet. subject
to the conditions herein stated.
2. That the said iron smokestack IS to
be constructed according to the plan pre-
sented by said Merchants National Bank.
and now on file in the office of City En-
gineer: and also in such manner and
with such materials as shall be salts
factory to the City Engineer.
8. The said Merchants National Bank
shall at all times keep said iron smoke
stack in proper repair. and shall make
such repairs as the Committee on Streets
may at any time deem reasonable for the
safety of persons using the highway I'M
der said iron SmokeStack.
T. The permission hereby granted snail
at any time be subject to any amendment
or revocation by the City Council. Upon
i revocation or amendment of said per
mission. the said Merchants National
Bank, or any subsequent owner Of said
house. shall Immediately conform to such
amendment revocation.
5. The said permission is given sub
ject to the conditions that the said Mer-
chants National Bank. or any subsequent
owner of xsaid house. will indemnify. re-
s1mburse. and save harmless the city OF
Richmond for any charges, damages. or
pay by reason of any person being In
5ured or damaged in any way, in property
or person. by the construction. exist
ence. or improper maintenance Of said
iron smokestack.
s. Before any work is done under this
Bank shall obtain from the City Engineer
his written permit to place material Tor
the construction of said iron smokestack
IN said alley.
Z. For a failure to conform fully to the
provisions of this ordinance, or any
requirement hereunder. the said A1er-
chants National Bank or any SUISSE
quent owner of said house. shall be liza
Bile to a fine of not less than ten nor more
than fifty dollars: each days failure to
be. a separate offence.
s. All ordinances or parts of ordinances
are hereby repealed. so far as the same
may conflict herewith.
9. This ordinance shall be in force
from its passage.
BEN T. AUGUST.
Sc 16-5t City Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
DEATHS.

CARTER.-Died, suddenly, at his IA
theirs residence, No. 1916 Floyd avenue.
EDWARD JULIAN, son of A E. and
M. A. Carter. in the 14th year Of his age
Funeral will take place from West-End
Chrictian church, Morris street, at P.
M. TO-DAY Thursday.
CASKIE.-Entered into rest. September
18th, AMANDA. GREGORY CASKIE.
wife of the late Colonel X. A. Caskie and
daughter Of the Ex-Governor John M.
Gregory.
Southern Churchman and New York
papers please copy.
LEBER.-Died. Wednesday morning, at
1:25 A. NJ, at the residence of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. F. A. French, 1921 Dance street,
Mrs. JULIA A. LEBER, widow Of
Charles A. Leber, in the 73d year of her
age.
She leaves six sons and two daughters
c. R.. B. T., w. E., S. c.. J. H., and L..
w. Leber, and Mrs. L. B. Gibbons and
Mrs F. A. French-to mourn their loss.
Funeral will take place at Randolph
Street Baptist church THIS (Thursday)
EVENING, at o'clock. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend. Burial at
lakewood.
At rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
she has had among the formal nobil-

she has had among the formal nobil-
ity abroad.
81 never ina gined,' she told friend.
IT could have such a good time. You
know, over there I have to play the
duchess. It is ceremony, ceremony, cere-
mony, all the time. When it isn't ceremo-
ny, it is Formally. I never get chance
to do as 1 would lke.s You know, m not
dowager yet.
But it was all different when I went
to Newport and to Hampstead. If J
wanted company, there was plenty of it.
If wanted to go out alone with one of
the men whom I used to know as a boy
I could forget Your Grace and be just
Connie Vanderbilt again. Isn't it fun.
I'm coming back every year, now, just
for the relaxation.
Last night-her last night on Ameri-
can shores-she spent at the Waldorf
Astoria with her mother, Mrs. o. H. P.
Belmont. Colonel and Mrs. William Jay.
gave them a farewell dinner party in the
palm room. The guests were the Duchess,
Mr.. Belmont, Hugo Barring, J. Philip
Bernhard, Colonel and Mrs. Jay and Miss
Jay, Charles Mum, Henry Bull, Arthur
1selin and Harry Phelps. At another
table were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orme Will
son. Mrs. Belmont, Frederick Crownin-
shield. Moncure Robinson and Lawrence
Houghton.
Afterward all the party went in auto
mobiles to see .sSally in Our Alley At
II P. M. they returned for a big supper
party in the myrtle room at the Waldorf
Astoria. where several other friends of
her youth joined in saying farewell to the
Duchess.
The Duchess was in high spirits. Her
gown was a superb creation of white
lace over the softest silk, garnished with
lines of steel beads. Her hat was broad
and flat. of white chiffon and ostrich
plumes. Around her neck was a high
collar of pearls, with a huge diamond
clasp.
The Duchess sails for home to-day
on the Teutonic. She has a, deck suite
with her maids. In her charge will be
the little Viscount Meglund, eldest son of
the Earl of Minto Governor-General of
Canada. The Duchess has volunteered to
take him back to England, where he will
be placed in school.
Yesterday afternoon was spent quietly
The Duchess went driving with her
mother and did a little shopping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18

AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY 10
ERECT AND MAINTAIN ELECTRIC
SERVICE WIRES FOR LIGHTS FROM
PREMISES TWENTY-FOURTH AND
CARY STREETS, ACROSS TWENTY
FOURTH STREET. OVER ROOFS OF
CAMERON & CAMERON AND AMER
ICANs TOBACCO COMPANY'S PLANT
ACROSS TWENTY-FIFTH STREET,
TO TOP OF RICHMOND STEMMERY.
APPROVED SEPTEMBER 10. 1902
Be it ordained by the Council OF the
city of Richmond:
1. That the American Cigar Company
be and is hereby authorized to erect and
maintain electric service wires for lights
from premises Twenty-fourth and Cary
streets, across Twenty-fourth street, over
roofs of Cameron & Cameron and Amsri-
can Tobacco Companys plant. across
Twenty-fifth street. to top of Richmond
stemmery the manner and material OF
construction to be satisfactory to the CITY
Engineer and City Electrician.
2. That the said American Cigar Com
person for any damage sustained by
reason Of the erection and maintenance
or use of the said wires or any applf-
ances connected Herewith. or their fail
ure to properly maintain or use the same
during the time that this ordinance re-
$. That the permission hereby given
shall be revocable at the pleasure IF
the City Council and upon the revoca-
ton OF this ordinance. the said Amori-
can Cigar Company OF any assignee shall
forthwith remove the wires hereby al
lowed to be erected: and for any viola
ton of any of the provisions OF this ordf-
nance. they shall be liable to a fine Of
not less than five dollars (s5l or more
than twenty dollars {s201 for each offence.
4. This ordinance shall be in force
from its passage.
BEN T. AUGUST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
SCHOOL BOOK CHANGES.
Possible Only in the High School
This Year.

Mr. c. P. Walford stated yesterday
that the school enrolment for the coming
year is trif1e above that Of last year,
but substantially the same
Speaking Of the criticism of the policy
of the schools in changing books, MI.
Walford stated that only in the High
School was it possible to change books
this year. The State Board of Educa-
ton prescribes the books to be used in
the grammar schools, but in the High
School the local Board of School Trustees
may, upon the recommendation OF, the
Superintendent and principals, make
changes in the textbooks deemed ad-
vantageous. One of the changes made
recently in the high course was the
abandonment Of Robinson's Algebra, a
textbook inferior to the more modern
works on the subject. and practically
obsolete. In the grammar school, he
said, there had been no changes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
son the Quiet" :

Ono of the rare treats of the season
will be the production of ION the Quiet
at the Academy next SATURDAY.. matinee
and night. 1t is a delicious farce that
kept New York in paroxysms OF mirth Tor
six months last season. and WIN tne
exception of the star. Thomas w. Ross.
and Miss Bessie Stephenson. the niece Of
Andrew Carnegie. who is to make her
debut. the company is the same as that
seen in the play last year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
THE ODD-FELL0W PARADE.
Twenty-Five Thousand Men Take
Part in 1t.

DIES MONIES. la. September 17.-Spe-
cial.) -Twenty-f thousand men to-day
participated in the parade incident to the
annual convention of Odd Fellows. The
parade was reviewed by Governor Cum
minis, Mayor Briton, Grand Sire Goodwin,
and Past Grand Sire Cable. ratriarchs
Militant to the number Of 5000. COM
manded by General Maramsey, of Iowa,
headed the parade. Following were over
10000 Odd Fellows with John B. Cock
rum, of Indiana, as chief marshal Of that
division. The Sovereign Grand Lodge off
GERS and grand representatives rode in
carriages at the hea dof the parade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
WHAT WILL BOARD DO
AT T0-MORROW'S SESSION?
This One of the Most interesting
Questions in Connection with
Gambling Verdict.

THE gamblers" was the one subject
discussed on the streets yesterday.
Friend greeted friend with ssWhat do Won
think of the gambling case?' and
whenever a group of men got together
the conversation hinged upon that one
topic. The punishment and its probable
e,eet were discussed at length. and spec
ulation ran riot as to what further =
ton would be taken and what would be
the fate OF one of the police captains
should charges be preferred against him
At at the meeting Of the Police Board to
charEez. itS Is said viii IS asass..s -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
G.rmania Lodge Anniversnry.

Th., thirty-second anniversary OF ITS
organization was celebrated last night
by Germana Lodge, Knights OF Pythlas;
at the castle hall. Fifth and Broad
streets. Refreshments were dispensed
with liberal hand, and the social fea-
ture of the celebration was noteworthy.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Charles
T. Ioehr and julius StrauS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
Is This Law Ev.aded.

From time to time there are rumors
that the law which forbids city officials
and employees from contracting with th..
city and selling goods, wares. and mer-
chandlse to the municipality is not being
rlSldly enforced, and that subterfuges
are being resorted to to evade it. There
are many who believe that the spirit of
the law is to forbid any person employed
by the city from holding a financial in
terest in any of firm or corporation with
which. the, city deals,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-18
JOINT MEETING TONIGHT.
Committees to Consider Entertain
ment OF the EIectricfons

The Electricity Committee of the Coun-
Gil and the Citizens General Committee,
constituted to cooperate with the Coun-
ell committee In arranging for the en-
tertainment of the International .Associa-
ton Of Municipal Electricians Conven-
ton in this city will meet tonight in the
City Hall to hear further reports from
the subcommittee intrusted with the
work OF soliciting funds It is de-
sired to raise from 81, 200 to 81, 800 with
which to supplement the appropriation
of $500 to be asked by the city. The in
dications are that the amount desired
will be raised. Only a few committees
We're heard from at the meeting Monday
night