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New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
SURGEON GENERAL FoRWoop IN oEEInE

Washington, July 1.-General William II. Forwood
was commissioned to-day as surgeon general OF the
army and was formally inducted into Office. One
or his nrst official acts was to recommend the an
pontment of Colonel Charles Smart OF the medi-
cal department as president of the faculty of the
army medical school in this city, an Office Just
vacated by t~Sn
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
MONEY CONGRESS VOTED.
Mr.. ALLISON ESTIMATES THE SESSIONS
APPROPRIATIONS AT $500, 1888

washington, July 1-Just before the Senate
adjourned to-day Mr.. Allison. chairman of the
Committee on Appropriations, presented state
ment showing the total appropriations Tor the
session by bills as follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
HOLIDAYS FOR ARyHEIN ENPLoYES.

Marks Arnheim Broadway and Ninth-st. win
close his establishment tomorrow az p. m 20 re-
main closed until next Monday. In July and August
the store will close at noon on Saturdays.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
BRITISH Exports TO 4nERIC4.

Berlin. July 1.-The Berlin consulate's report
shows that the exports to the United States for
the last quarter 81 $50 $50 increase OF SRA
424 For the fiscal year the exports were S. .6e.
an increase OF S1.619.015.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
CENSUS BUREAU BECOMES PERMANENT

Washington. July 1.-The organization Of the first
permanent census bureau of the United States was
effected to-day AL the clerks who reported, seven
hundred and ftty in number, were assigned to divi-
sions in the permanent bureau and had 10 take
new oaths of Office and receive new commissions
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
containing editorial writings on

Havana Post" containing editorial writings on
F,ighthNTo .sThe Havana Post" for printing anS
circulatn certain pamphlets on reciprocity sooo-
Total s15.626. ,,usrs
The foregoing is to the best of my knowledge.
the total amount of the disbursements for the cause
of reciprocity called for in the resolution OF con-
sress OF June O. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
PAY FOR MKINLEY'S DOCTORS.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

CONGhESS APPkOPkLT TED $i5.o0 AND $50 ooo
FOR MRS. MKINLEY.
= tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsHl
Washington, July The General Deficiency bill
was approved by the President this forenoon as
passed by the House and Senate. II contained
provision sppropriating $4,000. the remaining
amount OF President McKiney's salary for the last
fiscal year, which is 70 be given 20 Mrs. Mckinley
and $4,000 20 cover the bills Of the physicians who
attended President Mckinley at Buffalo. This sum
also includes the claims for burial expenses. AS
soon as President Roosevelt signed the bill word
WIS sent 10 Mrs Mckinley that the payment had
been authorized Warrants in payment of the
claims Will be issued by The Treasury Department
immediately.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-02
CABLE TO TIE DUTCH EAST INDIES.

The Hague July 1.-The First Chamber OF the
States General to-day adopted the bill ratifyins
the convention between Holland and Germany pro.
viding for laying Atlantic cable TO the Dutch
East Indies, 10 be operated by Dutch-Gernan
COMPANY
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FINDS WAY TO LIVE
LONG

The startling announcement of
a Discovery that will, surely
lengthen life is made by editor
o. FL. Downey, of Churnbusco,
Ind. 81 wish to state, he .writos,
"that DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is the most in
fallible remedy that l have over
known for Coughs, Colds and
Grip. It's Invaluable to people
with weak lungs. Having this
wonderful medicine no one need
dread Pneumonia or Consump-
ton. Its relief is instant and
cure certain" Crawford Bros,
j. +. Mackey & Go. guarantee
every soc and S1.0O bottle, !; and
give trial bottles free. y isS
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Stormy Weather Expected Dur
Ing the Month.

Washington, Feb. 4.-The
naval photographic office has
pade public its official forecast
for the wind and weather over
Inc nsrth Atlantic ocean during
February. 1t Is rs follows:
"Storny weather along the
transatlantic routes and off tho
American coast north of Hatteras.
Fresh to strong gales, chiefly from
the western quadrants, at times
reaching as far south as the 25th
parallel. Occasional northers in
the Gulf of Mexico. Trades to
the east of the Bahamas, inclining
- the nol ltheast. Occasional fog
R0rth of the trar satlantic routes,
longitude 42 degrees to 66 degrees
west. Icehergs and field ice to
the east of Newfoundland and
along the eastern edge of the
Grand Banks.
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Monroe News.

Monroe, Feb, 4.-Dr. and Mrs.
W. 0. Nisbst, of Charlotte, spent
last night here at Capt. w. C..
Heath's, leaving this morning for
Waxhaw to see Mrs Nisbet's mu-
ther, who is sick. ,.
Mrs. H. Duckett, of Pleasant
Grove, died yesterday afternoon,
at the sgs of 27 years. The remains
were inferred at Pleasant Grove
church TO- day.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are warned not to
ride, walk, hunt, fish, or trespass
in any way on my lands in Buford
township, bounded by I'll. c..
Steele, Jno. H. Steele, w. b.
Plyler. Jackeon Usher, and others.
The law will he enforced against
all persons disregarding this notice.
S. f. Usher.
JanX 8, 1909.
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SUPERVISOR Reports.
A good bill has passed it's second

A good bill has passed its second
reading in the house requiring su-
pcrvisor> to publish quarterly re-
ports NJ reasonable objection
can he made to : ch requirement
and mach good might result.
Dating the discussion of this
hill, Nh. HiIl, of Beaufort, the
author Of he bill, said there are
great many bridges to be built
in his county and former comfy
commissioners are being sued for
having collected money for build
ING BRIDGES which have never been
built. He declal es that "sccrecy
i the shield of rasca'ity," and he
wanted ihe commissioners of
Beaufort to publish their reports
quarterly.
Now we do not believe that the
supervisor and commissioners of
Chester county need any shield,
for we do not believe that any ras-
culity is going on, and we do not
believe they want to keep the
people OF the county in ignorance
OF what they are doing. 1t cert
ainly would he a reflection on the
intelligence and business habits Of
the psOple to say they do not
want this Information.
In this connection we have an
example fresh in mind. The Farm
er's Mutual Fire Ins. Association
of Chester county is made up
generally of the most intelligent
and thrifty farmers in the county.
Although there is nothing In their
constitution requiring it, they re
qulrs their treasurer and agent to
publish an itemiZed report, not
wilhstandlng its having been eX-
nmined by Il select Board of direc
tors, and its accessibility to all
the mem mbers. 1t is published in
both county papers, and paid for
without any grumbllng or Kicking.
They say 1t will pay in the long
run. W hen this is thought neces-
sary IN an organization of a small
part Of the population of the
county, in which the liability to
abuse is comparatively small, how
much more important it is in the
affairs of the whole county.
If we are correct in our belief
that our county affairs are now
honestly administered, that is NO
reason why reports should not be
published. People have right
TO know only that the pubic mon
ey is honestly spent, but for what
it is spent as we'll. Again, hon-
esty and good Judgment in of,
fciaIs now do not assure the same
qualities for all time. Every
little while We hear of crooked
ness in some county; our turn
may come by aud by.-Chester
Lantern.
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WaXhaW Citizens in Trouble.
Many of Them Summoned Before
the Grand jury Rural Free
Mail Delivery Begun.
Cor. Charlotte Observer.

" ANU aW, IeD. - lie HTSt
rural tree delivery mail. route to
be established IN this section has
Just begun operations. 1t ex-
tends from here cut through the
Walkup, Cureton's store and
Osceola Deighborhoods and back
to town. lhe patrons of the new
route are delighted with the SER
vice. Mr.. 5. 5. Dunlap is the
carrier, and to his efforts is due
the credit for its establishment.
BY the way, what's the matter
with the tai nler, living away out
In the country, who has good
phone connections and flee mail
delivery right at his door! Are
not his conveniences about equal
to those OF his city brother. He
can get the daily papers the same
day they arc published and keep
up with every thing that is going
on. He is by no means Il back
number.
Many colored people here are
talking of going North. In fact
"A nu n Der of them expect to start
right away. They claim that
they can make from from 81 to
SO day up North and have an
easy time. They seem to think
that once with their "Yaukee
friends" hard times will be no
more.
Mrs. j. w. Little, of this com
munity, is with her mother, near
w adesboro, who is very sick.
Some 35 OF 40 witnesses from
this place and community have
been summoned to appear before
the grand jury at the next term
OF tho Superior Court, which
convenes February 17th. Evil
IDENTIFY there is "something dead
up tle branch" in this communi-
ty. The prevailing opinion seems
to- he that number of alleged
otfenses and criminal acts, con,
neGted either directly Or indirect
.lyt With our recen, municipal cleo
tion troubles, are to be investigat-
ed by that body. Hencs all this
summopsing of witnesses.
Time bills here are not to begin
until March /. HERETOFORE they
have usually begun on February
l. Our merchants have rot for.
gotten the experience of the past
year, and are taking care of them>
selves this y ear.
Six yonng men Of the McKin-
ley Literary Society of Waxhaw
Instute will, at the coming com.
mencsmsnt of that institution, de-
bate the subject, "Resolvod. That
the bar-rosm system is worse
than the dispensary system.
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| )ATN VI HH l.nr rb Sf4
~ tHhRLESr0Ig! IIPDSIfIQI

Tie South Carolina d GsorgiA Exr
tension Railroad announces the fuie
lowing low rourd trip rstes to, Char
lesion, =. c., account Of the South
carolina luter state and NJ est Indian
Expedition. Tickets on sale At all
coupon stations Excellent passen !.
tickets read via the =. &. & G E., r II.
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Yours Faithfully,
-, . y, ,W'llLLIAM:S-H -HUCHES co.
IL .oA'' |''"'H' g =, 70

Important Notice to Those In
debted to Clyburn- ii cath Mule
Co
All parties indebted to the Cly-
burn-Hca,h Mule Company,
either by note or account, are
hereby notified to come forward
at once and and make settlement.
We have our own obligations
to meet and in order to do so We
must insist on those owing us to
pay up without further delay.
This notice is intended for one
and all.
Respectfully,
Clyburn-H Heath Mule Co.
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IT IS CUR Intention

m"the'l ten stuff + ON ear I" ear, and in orc
tlons, Cnpes, Jackets, Clothing, etc., prepare
thing IN these lines.
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Prohibition in Philippines.
Senate Passes Bill Preventing the
Sale of Arms, Opium and Lii
quers. Our Delegation is
Not Opposed.
Special to Charleston Post.

Special to Charleston Post.
Washington, Feb. Al
though none of the memhersof the
South Carolina delegation Vol "a
against the bill which has passed
the House which provides for the
sale of frearm., opium and in
toXicating liquors IN certain L.
lands of the Pacific ocean, sever al
of the members of the delegation
were paired, and did not have
their votes consequently recorded
upon. the bill Those who we're
paired against the measure were
Representatives Elicit, Finley and
Scarborough. AS the vote, how
ever, was not a paaty vote, IT IL
fair to presume that some of these
three mem bers, if rot ali of them
would, had they been at liberty
to vote, have voted with the re-
maiuder of their coIleages in favor
of the bill The measure went
through by the surprising vote of
1S7 TO 81 in the negative.
The bIll, which is Senate bill,
provides that it shall be unlawful
to sell, or otherwise supply any
arms, ammunition, explosive sub
stance, intoxicating liquor or
opium to any aboriginal native of
any Pacific island lying within the
Goth parallel OF north latitude and
the 4Oth parallel of south latitude
and the 14Oth meridian of longi-
tude west, and the 12Oth meridian
of longitude east of Greenwich,
not bsing in the possession or un-
der the protection of an civilized
power. For the violation of this
law punishment of three menths,
or q fine of fifty dollars is pro
vidsd. 3
Section 2 of the act provides
that if opium, wine or spirits are
given bonaide for medical pur-
poses, it shall be lawful for the
court to dismiss the charge.
l. Section g. provides that all Of
fenses against this act committed
on any of said islands, or on the
waters, rocks or ke adjacent
thereto, shall be deemed commits
ted on the high seas on board of 4
merchandising or vessel belonging
to the United States, and the courts
of the United States shall have
jurisdiction accordingly.
AS the bill has passed the Sen
ate it now goes to the President
for his signature
Representative Lever of South
Carolina, has introduced in the
house a bill providing for the
erection of monument to the
memory of Capt. James Butler
and others for hsroism during the
Revolutionary war. The bill has
been referred to the committee on
the library.
Representative Lstimsr has in
troduced several measures. They
are as follows:
A bill to equslizs tho several
States Of the Uplon in the grant
of public lands.
4. bill to require preference to
be given to citizens Of the State
and localities whore mails are to
be carried in all mail lettings.
A oil relating to the distribu-
tion of seeds, bulbs, etc.
He also introduced bill OF in
tsrsst to the District of Culum 5ia,
which provides for laying single
electric railway track across the
Aqueduct bridge in the District
OF Columbia, and for other pur-
poses.
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FOR SALE.

On desirable terms, the follow
ing valuable farming lands in
Lancaster county, 5. c.: 1900
acres on Waxhaw creek-the
birth, place and homo of Andrew
Jackson
1900 acres on the Catawh ha
river, known as the Bowden place,
including very fine water power
at the famous Catawba Falls.
These lands will Se sold in 100,
200 or 800 acre tracts, as laid out
on pla,s, which can be seen by
reference to d. A. Williams.
For prices and terms apply to
ID. A. Williams, Lancaster, S. c.
or to- Bernard Wiesenfeld, Atty,
No. zoe Fidelity Building, Balti.
more, Md.
Bernard Wlesenfeld, Atty.
ii. 5. Cunningham has sold out
the Saluda Sentinel to Mr. G i.
Terrsli, editor of the Johnston
Monitor. Mr.. Terrell will take
charge at once. "
"a
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ts Pay your subscription to
The Ledger, please.
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How Are Yssr Ksdseyss
D. Eoss. - s,.r,sss Pm. cure a. al s!sosy lls say-
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BARGAINS: TN
B u G G | < S,
and
w A G 0 N s

We are now selling fer SkIs.
BUGGlES that We have been s.Ns-
ing at $50; and Buggie. her.ts,.
fore sold at $55. We are now ssJe-
ing at $50. So come and get yesa
a nice, new BUGGY while tAs~
are CREAP. = \ E.
We are selling the Nissen rounSi
and square hound wagons, alss,
the Owensboro wagon at surprTs--
ingly low prices. "'
: We keep on hand some goes
HORSES-some as fine aninsIs-
as you will 6nd anywhere. IS
you want . herss that will saits.
you in every particular, DONE
buy until you see our STOCK.
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COLUMN A: Ticke:s to be sold daily
4; commencing Nov. 3Oth, 1901, until
and including Ma, 81, 1902; fnal
limit June 3rd. 1902 ~ ''" ~
COLUMN r.: Tickets to be sold daily,
commencing Nov. 3Oth, 1901. until
and including Mayg3lst, 1902; hnal
limit ten days in addition to date of
sale; except that final limit should
in no case exceed June 3rd. 1902 ~
COLUMN e.: Tickets to pe sold on
Tuesdays, and Thursdays Of zach
week; commencing Dec. 3rd, 1901.
1902, finaI limit seven days in ads
diti0n to date of sale; except that
final limit should In no case exceed
June Sfd 1902 Mn Hi'sF - ~
E.H.a SHAW, ~
General Passenger AgsBt.
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Tho One Day Colo Cure
For colds and sore throat sss Kermo4tt
iates Laxative 'Qsinin<. HAsny taasso ~
asd quick " -,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-19
WEST ELLSWORTH.

Mrs. L'sxie Austin aud sons will cave
Wednesday for ,hsir home Ia Bath.
Asa NJ. Barron drove with bic cousin,
Mics Msnds Ridley. 20 hcs hoG-s In Esst
Biashiii on Sunday.
A,blon IA. Guptiii and wife bate rnovra
from Edsa to the old homestead of bis
grandfather, Aialoa n. Hooper.
Tho conferences Of the Latter Day
Saints wss ia se~sioa ct the CSnsr
soh0olhoa.s Saturday and sanasy.
Fred stsnisy loft saturday tor bis home
In Lssn. HE takes wish him the respect
sad good wishes OF bis many friends bore.
The residents Of Dollsrdtown are very
Indignant over the srrv~t OF their san
Her residsns vel hose character Tor honesty
and square dealing thsy consider sbovs
fepsnsch.
John Carter MA. throwa from bic car
rage osr asy ssst week and badly shAssn
ap. He sas unconscious for time, bot
!. NOS recovering trom ats ta4uries- has
COLI being frightened wA- ihe cause OF TIE
eeetnens.
No4 II. 3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-19

Miss Jrnnio Hswiey. q eau,snl,o
singer of greas popularity in eosBss
opera, Il one of the many professional
sinseFs who Bse reruns. She wrs,sss
R10eA HorsE, wksHfxoruS, DC.
81 regard PcsSlna "a invaluable 70
singers and actresses. and all persons
who use their voices in entertaining tho
puddle. have found Il excciipnt for
cold 0r eoush."--Jeanie iIawlcy.
Exts1ngFeasrnaa q. Pelham, Of Han
eroft, Va. writes;
sly sistsY-sa-lsw has been suffering
from raiaFrh 81 the threat for consider
able time. SHE hes been nsing pcrunA
for about one week. snd il mxnsssstiy
Improved. believe B, 10 an sxesglea,
reiaesiy sor cafarrh."--C. Pelham.
Not only Is rerunH Of untold vaiae m
cases 81 laryngttss. hut bottle u Peru
ma rightly nsees in the family during the
winter months Ia Of value untold. Peru
na cures eoi6s. cures coughs. cures Ia
grippe. cures all diseases dssa 10 catarrhal
songesisosas % tho mucous membranes.
Address The perunA Medicine Co., IL
Columbus. O.. Tor . copy Of DIR. Hart
mAnss latest book on casarrh.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-19

kEASY PEOPLE can tolerate slight
mi catarrhal affections. But fhis IL
nos true Of tho public speaker OF
singer, His voace must always - clear,
lungs perfccs. digestion undlsiuft,csi.
Hence the popularity of reruna among
the leading professional men and women
Of ths country.
Fritz Solgmer, President Schwx~
htsrhsr ssengeFhuad. Chicago, In n re-
cent letter to The PeTuna Medieine Co..
s2ys;
al was greatly troubled for
weeks with fhroaf trouble which
the doctors defined rs csfsrrh.
bur could only give me temporary
relief
my voice was badly affected
snd \ was afraid I would lose II
entirely. read Of some Of the
wonderful things your Prruns
would do and thought II advisable
TO try some myself.
81 am pleased TO Safe fhsf In =
very xhorf time ! was cured. "---
FRITZ pOLLaHER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-11-19

A few years ago, Miss Rosa Weiss was
poor, but also ambitions; nov che is an
M. D., and has lucrative practice. says
q writer Ia Success. Shr asked her brot her
to send her 10 eolless. he told her that
be could not afford To do that. bat giving
her fve ceats, jsstingiy said TO her, AGO
on thstt"
she ss@ wonderful possibilities In that
nickel. with IT she bought = yard OF
calico from which she made a sunbonB~t.
Selling the sunbonnet for twenty y five
cents, she bought material for boDbsts
and aprons. la this wsy several dollars
we're realized.
Her brother. piessed with her thrift
ness. gave her some land, which she
planted to sweet potatoes, cuitivsting IL
with the assistance Of . small boy. The
products Of the iirst year brought her go.
Later, she entered state educational in
ssiiution ~ here she remained until she
graduated with honor. Daring the
course. she received some assistance from
an aid society, all OF which vas repaid.
Miss Weiss entered the medical college
ct Baltimore, Maryland, where she paid
her tuition hv nursing. and wss grad.
nated from there with honor. she IL nov
q prscticng pbysician In MerideD, Mis.-
issippi. nesr her former bone, and her
income is . good one.
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II. GALLERT.
COUNTY NEWS.
Fer additional oo~nts ws. ser ether pager


ks.tsf~ok.
Percy Smith. OF Ellsworth, Is spending
short time in this vicinity hunting.
One day last week Moses Wilbur, after
plosing fili .. M. started out with his
gun for deer. He shot at the deer which
fell, but got away before be could be Sc
cured Bot he returned home before sun
set, having shot and killed q fine bear,
which was disposed OF to r. II. Young, OF
South Hancock.
Death has once more entered this com
munity, this time claiming a. It's victim
Grace f.. daughter OF Charles and Enie
binsuore, aged eighteen years. Miss
Dinsmore wss respected By ali who knew
her, and she win be deeply missed not
only in her.own family, but also among
her acquain,ances. She wss III only ten
days with pneumonia and heart trouble
Her father. who works in New Brunswick,
was cent for. and reached home Sunday
evening. The beresvec family hsve the
sympst hy.of all.
Nov. IS. b.
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NEW HOSE CARTS.
Tn. Franklin Street Fire start,
Anew the Agststioa.

Tn. Franklin Street Fire starts
Anew the Agitation.
The recent ftsakItn street Ore bss
started nnew the discussion over The
merits and dement's offs horse hn~~.cars.
This question, ss Ia well snown, has
bssa bsfore the sostd OF aldermen ct al
meet every meeting for tss past slx
maaihs. Al the last meeting " wss prss.
tiesliy lsld assay np Aixh on The .asit uish
no reasonable probability OF its being
taken dowa.
Aiaefm@n stuart aud Psttsn favor =
horse hosa cart. Mf. stasrf. - ho IL ehstr-
nsn Of The eaEamttisn on firs department.
talked freeiy TO c0msR1sscial reporter.
Anoag ole thlnxs be said; "whsi. 20
doubt Il weald coat salss snFn 10 eqaip
tbs FssakGta strast house. ~ ws would
have IL sqaippod, believe tssg wsss this
Is done tsss the project esn be carried oni.
aud the appropriation ios Ore depsStme 4
need not es sxeerdsd."
iis cited the case Of DEE breaking out
Ia the daytime. tn the vicIaigy of tue Cole
shoe tsese'y. The majority Of toe DIRE
men ere employed at the Union shoe
fassosy aud 10 stores and Offices on the
ssreets. " han the sisrm il tang the,
leave their Pl~ce- OF snpioy nsens. so TO
the hose' hoass after she spp@satus and
retfses their steps; they have to cover
the ssnc gruaad t~iee, aud by The time
they reach toe scene OF tbs iirs arc tired
sne ineapAhis OF doing aFsi-eiass ~oSk !;
where's had they but TO 60 direct TO the
scene Of ths fife whers they In the us-
iorisy % times would iiad the apparatus.
and rubber clothing, they would be in
condition 10 do snose effective work.
Take the case Of are IN the night. Be-
fore msmhsrs Ut tho eompsniss are
sroossd snd set 10 the Are, man la the
bose house, wiia ihs assistance OF the
Dis6s tfieer, would be able TO get water
on any Ore within reasonable dlsfane
seyefsi minutes before the comp3uss
could ~iih tue present arrangement.
Asked how he stood on the question of
purchase OF new hand hose wagons, Mr..
Stuart ssid that he Is unsitsrsbiy opposed
TO ~; nsst, because they are not what 10
needed; second, Q ssnss he doesn't want to
be party in = move TO put a stumbling
block In the wsy Of any succeeding city
government that may see a. TO put Ia
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