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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Florists in Session.

Milwaukee, Aug. 1S.-About 900 mem- bers of the Society of American Florists and ornamental horticulturalists attend ed the opening session of the nineteenth annual meeting here to-day. President Burton of Philadelphia in his address declared that the year had been one of progress and prosperity. He recommend ed the appointment of a special commit tee for special work on the Iris and Phlox New flowers registered with the secretary were: Roses F, geraniums z; carnations 4; cannas g.; peonies 56; ediantum 1 and privet 1.
 The report of the treasurer showed the society to be in a good financial condi- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
NEGRO cABMAN SHOT.
Inn Williams Seriously Wounded by
 n.R-.. NR.-

Jilm Williams Seriously Wounded by
 Unknown Man.
 Jim Williams. alias Railroad" a we'll known negro cab driver was shot and seriously wounded at il o'clock last night on Union Street near Washington Street by an unknown negro.
 Williams lives at Ill South Ripley Steert near the scene of the shooting. As he lay on the sidewalk near the corner of Union and Washington Streets to which point he ran before falling he told the police that he was shot by a negro boy named "Buddie' and that his wife. Juanita Williams would know who shot him.
 The unknown negro fired three times and ran. One bullet struck Williams in the right breast and lodged just over the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
SUMMER EXCURSION RATES TO NEW YORK, BOSTON
 ANn THE EAST

The Central of Georgia Railway and It's connection now have on sale at all coupon ticket offices in the Southeast excursion tickets to New York. Boston and other Eastern cities and resorts via Savannah and Steamships of the Savannah Line." good returning until October S1st. 1908 Tickets include meals and berth aboard ship. Rates much less than all rail. The rail ride to Savannah is quick and pleas ant, through sleeping cars. The ocean voyage is smooth and refreshing. Nine new and magnificent ships. More fre- quent sailings than in previous years Im- proved service aboard ship. Evening course dinners.
 For further particulars, apply to your nearest agent or Fred B. White,
 Commercial Agent,
 No. 4 Commerce St., adv-tf. Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
Man and Young Woman Found Dead
 in Street.

Cleveland. O., Aug 1s.-A mysterious shooting which has plotted out two lives occurred in the southern portion of the city at late hour tonight Shortly after 10 o'clock a patrolman walked on Broad way heard two revolver shots in the direction of Ashbel Street. following the sound he stumbled over the body of a well dressed man about 24 years of age with a revolver lying near him. Close by lay the body of an attractive appear ing young woman. Both were dead. The woman was shot through the right temple the man with bullet hole behind the left ear.
 No one in the neighborhood knew either of the dead people. The police incline to the thory that 1t was case of murder and suicide. Up to a late hour the bodies had not been identified.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Exxchanee of Pupils.

Paris. Aug. 1s.-It Is proposed to extend to primary education the system of ex- change of pupils which now exists be- tween Columbia University and the edu- cational authorities here. The scheme which has been officially approved pro- yides for sending every year one of the best pupil teachers of the Ecole Normale Primaries at Auteuil to New Paltz school. New York, which will reciprocate by send ing a puph-teacher to Auteuil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
sTENoGRAPHERs MEET.
Charles c. Beall Elected President of
 the Association.

nual convention of the National Short hand Reporters Association began here today. The address of welcome was de- livered by Benn Pittman, with a response by ex-President K. c. fiill of Trenton. N. J. The following officers were elect ed: President. Chas. c. Beale, Boston; ce-Presidents. Jerome B. Howard. Cincinnati; M. F. Jones. Kansas City. and Miss Frances A. Hoover, St. Louis; Secretary Treasurer, K. c. Hill, Tren- ton. The Association will present Benn Pittman an elaborate gold medal and illuminated resolutions commemorative of the golden jubilee of photography in the United States. Benn Putnam has re- sided in Cincinnati fifty years and has devoted his life to phonetic publications. He Is a brother of Sir Isaac Pittman, inventor of the system.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19

by the Governor to fire on the strikers. company and forbade the troops to lire upon their poor. starving brothers"
 The soldiers obeyed the counter order and the captain made flaming revo- lutionary speech to his men. He was immediately arrested and brought to st. Petersburg where he was tried by court martial and sentenced to death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Forests Prev to FIamea.

Spokane, Wash, Aug. 1s.-A great for est fire is raging near Elk, about twenty five miles north of this city. It is re- ported that one thousand acres in a belt of white pine and cedar has been burned over already and unless rain falls the loss will be very heavy. A hundred men have been fighting the fire since Sunday night. Several ranches are In danger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Col. De Wolf Dead.

Marietta, Ga.. Aug. 1s.-Col. D. F. De Wolf diod suddenly today at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Page. in this city. He has resided here for the last two years. coming from Toledo. O.. He was Colonel of the 163d Ohio Regi- ment during the civil war and for sev- eral years after the war he was State School Commissioner of Ohio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Sven Heaven Wouldn't Feaze Her

Miss Helen Gould was recently enter she is interested at her home on the Hudson. After the girls had walked about the grounds and conservatories for a time she invited them to wander over the house and see the pictures and ob- jects of art. While they were thus en- gagged she overheard one of the girls re- feaze Miss Gould after this place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Respess was Robbed.

Chicago, Aug. 1S.-The home of Rome Respess, owner of the race horse Dick Welles, fin Harlem, was entered today by burglars who secured 5000 in cash and diamonds. The loss is about equally di- vided between Mir. Respess and Jockey DominIck. who lives with MT. Respsss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
The American Invasion.

London. Aug. 1s.-The Hague correspon- dent of The Daily Te.egrap reports that negotiations have been opened by an American combine with view to acquir- ing the great steel and iron factories recently built at Ternuzen. near the Bel gtan frontier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Ioinf Smashers Eined

Wichita. Kas.. Aug. 1s.-Eight women concerned in the smashing of a joint last week were today fined $10 each and costs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Shamrock Allowed Iime.

New York. Aug. 1s.-The official meas urements of the cup yachts show that the Reliance will have to allow Shamrock III mile course.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
The Cantain,s Humanity.

London. Aug. 1s.--The Daily Mails cor respondent at St. Petersburg. describes a sensational incident which occurred dur ing the Kieff strikes. On one occasion, he says, when the troops were ordered
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Strike ia Of

Holyoke. Mass, Aug. 1S.-The big strike of the Holyoke paper makers which has been on since June 15 came to an end tonight, the union declaring the strike off.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Squadron for Turkey.

Rome Aug. 1s.-It is reported that an Italian squadron has been ordered to con- centrate in Sicilian waters in readiness to sail for the Turkish coast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
NJ iTIAR0l
 VI " ygs 4sk S!gX ~ ;Y.X----

Messrs. J. P. Rawls and O. c. Doster, citizens of Enterprise, who interested in the Coffee County courthouse fight reached Mont gomery last night and are at the Arlington Hon. John Dale, a former representative of Wilcox County in the Legislature, is visit Ing the family of Hon. Massey Wilson. Messrs. J. c. Brown and J. W. Barkley, prom inent business men of Faunsdale, are in the city on business
 Messrs George P Haardt and John H. Haardt have gone to New Yok and othe Easten cities.
 Prof Robert c. Patrick of Marion is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19

You are not really enjoying corn on the cob unless you get butter all the way around to your ears.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

ALL charity patients desiring admission tn the wards of the Montgomery Inflrrnary must have admission card from any of the foI- lowing physicians :Drs GoldthwaIte, McC,on- Lico. Baker, Pollard and Billing. who compose .he visiting staff. from either the city or county physicians. Drs. Thorington and Bil- ling. su-wd- if wANTED-You to know we furnish the best grades and best manufactured doors, sash
 blinds. and house finish lumber, frames, ceil- ing. siding. flooring. porch trim, etc Long leaf yellow pine framing and all heart pine shingles furnished with house bills. All at lowest prices Come and see us. Conecuh Pine Lumber and Mfg. Co. 1-su-wed
 REwARD-S5oo REwARD-we will pay $500 reward for the arrest, with sufficient evidence to convict, the party, parties who burned, or caused to be burned, our mill plant at Opp, Ala. the night of June 9th 1903. Berry Lumber Company. Foley, Ala. 26t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
WANTED-MALE HELP.

- WANTED-Men to learn barber trade; few aies; tools gfven; dsplorlas granted; board pro- vided; can earn nearly all expenses before com pleting. Catalogue explains how mailed free. Moler Barber College. New Orleans. La.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19

When an old girl has hair on her arms she has no more right to wear elbow sleeves than we have.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
WANTED.

WANTED-You to know we manufacture from stump to finish the best doors. sash. blindss house finish lumber, long leaf yellow pine framing and all heart pine shingles. and can make you lower prices than any one else in Alabama. Come and see us. Conecuh Pine Lumber and Mfg. Co. 1-su-wed WANTED-A good tenant for my country place on Mount Meigs Road: contains g acres of good land. six-room two-story residence. kitchen servants rooms, large barns, chicken houses and yards. all necessary out houses; all in best of repair. W. A. Saffoid, Moses Build i.IR. 1-Sln- -Mad-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Solid Gold Pin, Set
 With Real Pearls $1O

Specials in solid gold and dia=.ond jswelry. The pret- tiest novelties and the newest conceits are displayed in our jewelry store. Everything has been skillfully selected; you're safe buying here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19

Prof Robert G. Patrick of Marion is in the
 rit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-06

"A man who was with him aaid
Why the Girl r. really sick. and
Corbeft said. oh. know them
weuchee ! zee these cnacs 90 often
dozens uf them n week rha wants
dope that's an she wants.
He yelled TO me as he went out.
Now If I hear you h0lleriua any
more I vii put yan IN dark cell.
and yae viii wish you hnd kept
still
pr Hoffman. who Sns called IN 10
see the girl NJ the county jail this
morning refused TO talk OF the case
for publication. He says he has
not examined The woman thorough
W as yat, bat has only tried Go re-
lieye her suffering.
lie iufimates that her condition IL
serious bat not critical. ana refuses
to state whether or not hcr illness
u due 70 the abusive treatment. as
she alleges.
Il do not believe that the woman
was injured while IN Jail here. said
chief Of Police RuIiixan today. eshe
was brought IA for stealing and
conpl8lsed that she was iii The
city physician attended her and when
she was charged formally with
stealing under the state law she was
sent 20 the county iaii. do not
know OF every act that a policeman
does. but I am sure that the woman
vas not heaten uae klrleea ~ SCI
John corbett denies that anyone
ever struck or kicked the woman
while Ia the city jail. fio says. that
she was used the same ~ other pfia-
Uncre and was not maltreated.
The woinan'f preliminary hearing
was set Tor this afternoon. but waa
continued because OF her illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-06

alleged 10 have been outraged. told
ths story 81 her fathers helnous act
The fret day % the hearing. When
cross e=afs!ard she did no; ws.ei
ff9m her original story.
MCtsusiand when on the stand
auiafed a general denial 20 the aez
rugatiun. and said that the story was
prompted 10y her brothers who we're
hiH enemies. lie stated that he had
noticed that the Hiri had been In
umatc With g. Steece and had
thrown a bucket 81 water ~ him
His trouble with the girl dated from
that time.
Arguments were heard this MORN
ing from Attorneys John Hart and
VIII n Morris for the defense. ana
frem Iohu - bore and Deputy Pros
ecutinE Attorney Kfiete for the pros
ecution.
At the conclusion Justice Cam
stated that from the testimony. he
heiieved there was probable cause
20 believe that a crime had been
committed, and that the defendant
was Implicated Consequently he
held Mccausland for trial IN the
higher court.
&. ateecs, an fnterurhan railway
conductor. IL also charged with raw
ishing the girl His hearing will
he taken up Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-06
MAYOR RAUhhES HAS LANDED On SOLAR
PLEXuS OF THE YAYN GARBAGE Bill

proper and economic disposition of
EarhaHa il a matter 81 vial import
hncr q them. They are tho ones 10
be blamed fur no deeper interest be-
Ing taken IN IA matter than has been
IN the past"
p italeisr Guis. member IF the
Lake Union Improvement club. aud
author - the resolution protesting
nEnshst the proposed Ynw franchise
and faRnflnR "a municipal .crematafg
adopted by tho conference committee
~ the Seattle Improvement eiuha.
thiH morning said that h. believed a
inunlfinHi eremntufY ana gurhaRe
system should be Installed.
He said be- believed thar not only
the Improvement clubs. but ma
jority u the taxpayers OF the city
ar. in favor ~ this urti0n
Mayor Humfs' veto ~ the fran
chlae hiii Is said 20 be based on pure
" iesal grounds II is stated on
Fpod authority that Re holds that
the city would exceed its police pow
sra Ia placing . duty involving the
ffutpffien ~ the public health in the
henae - any individual and allow
ine him 10 make q nfunt 0ut ~ II.
On thia ground. Il IL said the
mayor advises the council that no
Franchise 81 the character applied
Tor - Mr. Naw can be legally
Ersntad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-06
FEMALE PRISONER SAYS
CORBETT KICKED HER
Name Smith, a Coiored Woman, Tells Tale OF
Alleged Horrible Brutality on the Part of City,
Jaiior-The Latter Denies Charge

III de. Il VIII BE- that Jailer Cor
bctt. down Their to the city jail.
what killed me When ! told him
Was aufferin awful. yesterday and
needed a doctor he kicked me ~ the
stomach tlll I just screamed for
help
THIS Il the story that Name smith.
n cnloFed Eiri who was arrested sat-
urday for petit larceny. tells % her
treatment Ia tho city jail.
she vas brought TO the county
Jail yesterday afternoon ~ an al
most falntiuE condition and BY the
doctors orders placed IN the hos
pitaL
All night long and today she has
endured the most cNcructstinE
agony and IN almost dellrious With
the pain.
She II suffering the consequences
Of three nights spent on the cold
stony floor of the city jail and. ee-
cordinE 20 her story, from the re-
suits OF tho most brutal treatment
By city JGiler John fgfbeft
The girl n an inmate ~ the new
Paris house ana was arrested Hatur-
day night on the charge Of stealing
$50 from a man who was IN her
room. Evidence IL not very strong
against her and her attorneys say
that they know who the guilty per
son II and Will produce her In the
preliminary hearing.
III HffIa WRa fHEeu % line cry sliI
Saturday night and thrown into the
cold dirty room whore other wretch
ed women lay huddled together on
the floor in order to keep warm.
Monday afternoon she was tnken
80
that toward night doctor vas
called ia who gave her something 10
make her sleep.
when ! woke up IN the morning,
she said today, between her means,
II felt so awful that ! just screamed
with the pain. Klttie Bird and the
other women tried to do something
for me. but there wasn't nothing
they could do.
when heard Jailer Corbett com
in along and I called To him to get
the DOCTOR he didn't pay no more
attention 10 mo than " ! was n dog,
when I saw him going out the door
without doing anything Tor me-
grabbed hold Of his coat aH ne
PASSED and said. please. mister, get
a doctor for Tnr, I can't bear TINS
pain another jiffy.'
"IIe turned 10 me ana give me a
Kick right In the stomach. Shut dp
your id mouth. he said. or ! VIII
make you. Quit that ysllin''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-06

Colleaflan and cfefnatofy system.
Is fui4 ] nm Hat ia faNuf x
ma g4sipal ownership and At first
~sa MT 81 favor II the muHiEip
ownership - r. esfhsEe snilaetlun
tut efeHstnry system. but rs Z
have studied the question 1 havs
hrrnfte convinced that IL r. the pfuf@
20 ana ihs unity means % handling
the ctt1a REFUSE
"a laeh AZ h in the same iiEAg as
the pehiil schools and water and
srnrf slHtrfnH
tsaf the reasnH that q Involves the
sanitary condition - the % hole ely.
rNwrF Taxpayer. M mattrs WhsIhrF
De personally has refuse - lie dis
fsseed II o. rot. = Interested IN the
matter business fnss also are In
tereEfssi ~ the reputation - The city
abrvssa. and that reputation depends
Eassa deal 90 the cleanliness 80
unrieAniinusH ~ the oiff. hence Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-06

tho much delayed Improvement sew
eral weeks longer. The bids Tor the
improvement proper. submitted TO
the board last Saturday. were a. fol-
lows. A. J. Haiseh. siis. f46.ss. Stir
rat a Goetx, tlli. Aas sbi Barber Ar
phalt Company. tf0s. ssg.ss. r. Mo
Lellan q Co. fi91. leo Fur maintain
ing the asphalt pavement IN good
condition for ten years. stlrrat a
Goetx asked tif.sz62G. A. J nafseh,
ti0.fsfsa. Barber Asphalt Company.
fl.2is IS. and y Mef.silan a Co. as,
lv9 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-06
Veto Message Already Pre-
pared, According to High
Authority
Chief Executive VIII Make Nothing Public,
However, Though Admits Communica-
ton to Council Has Been Written

The front .and aeeld any farthss
tanke9 o. similar steal Is the
fasufN
eeFFfat ifuYsuF Enteut riuhs are
plapnlna tn huid Indignation meet
mss fFniaatips asalnaf the faW
franchise gFah ard ia addition -
thuHs already affaYrd on the aita
~ municipal ownership. nrS aiuhs
Er~ Aaiig fallink inta tira
AT tbs merl nk ~ the Esafon
ftFH Improvement cub tufnoHfffa
ntEht resolutions niii probably BE-
adopted In ftVuf e the municipal
garhazs cfrmAsofs j "a Poe isr
chairman ~ the COMMITTEES apfzainfs
81 Il present q thr essamrif ; Hau+
test saaiust tba NAw franchise. aala
thie morning
7 thiak there T. 20 doubt uft
that 0uF club sIiI take action a.
morrow nixht y fsVar - the III.
sisllatian 81 tnuniripal garbage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-06

=. sis a ne Yew kafhase
shse ard ste usaalcinai oweef-
n x a sarhaxs eciics'lnx ana
I ..ssrzrv saeFta haze a5fraFiS
= sitis,l - a. a. Mayer humes
] ! <-ssssesd. while the mayer fvs
- = staeass shat actiea - has
- Ga IL uFsiinance pasaea -
!. n,encN lat NeNk, eve Wey 0f
800. II has feaked cat that be-
!. ssssrmlhea 90 veto the luiquii-
> NaAfsI
y rayor yesterday sftr,ncou
k+e.f,t : reo.anmendaticn . the
= aanels II the Form 81 sealed
asmzrsratiaa which vii net b.
4as.. anti ~ next meeting q
= no1y. Ncnsfsy nixhA
fssns feilzisis segrrs ne star
b ssra<e thst the mayer n his
sraonAAtian Fefases Is intofsf
i fsreaxe steal ant hat - cen
Anlss ne rAhAa haste With which
n msa<ara Mas Faiirpaaea through
Il xrrssn fnemnefs 81 ths easiy.
HX&8 "t"INA4H tA4t NH1ANNA - - - HAN
asAast nat Il Wasssa - have a
zs<rscn With TIE frAyur before ~
81 rsai aesiea ea the aasazurr.
.: - nsfnher called the tnaYaF ~
xes.cne and w4s infprwee that n
NJ 10 mis suF a caafsrsnee a. ~
~ sir~str acted 90 tho fsazsteF
/ k4s< apfklzx % as aesat the
-.
- r<1rft fnsxt q urti g. . tus
*N<N With 4 6sflnise recemusni = i.
~ fram ne Eau viii knaN bal
z1adr ] teok wtsan tha csanEii spans
- comtlanisassan next sfeuasy
xsf
Hszn az Appearances tts garbage
- VII have - death hfau il sht
nfer = veto The sirens fixht tat
. Star and xafspus Improvement
&seiaslpns hass fnate frum aav 10
- sxaitisf fhs estFnx soux steal has
y So W TIVE ~ the reansafYn~n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-06
aEJEcTS
ALL BIDS


-'d Of public works yester-
''''son rs1sssed all bids for
's q FIRST avenue ana Har-
"'''' from Pike street to Dem
y and Tor paving Queen Anne
sAn. -
: y. ~ss consider. s,. o,v...,,, :,
fss..< INC several Complications
s<s-as arise should the contract
hissss - On the bids opened iaut
y er.., hct,isllan 4 Co. were
azt4e-s. e'aosrs. hut the check ao-
= IN ss shsiF BID dld not cover
~g maintenance Of the pave
= s.s'.,.s,'.. ratioH counsel held tba,
nszsfs< y iof paving might he aes-
~ ~ n.otn hat for maintenance
IL ir-f asphalt company nut
s'zi.rsa"aH isgltinats bid for
h the eorpo,a,,ou s.....,..
sf.-< 2pld HAYS been necesEarv
..hxn - = contract for paving 10
rl>1s. 1. ~ and that FOR main
~ Tss.' ~ barber Asphalt corn
Alsss sH the question ~oatr 49,.
- ths rhtther the board conld
.sAlhsi 4. nsf i1r asphalt eotnssav
= mstss. WI. 70 aeospt q eaa - /,
= :. 80 Isg Of a pavement II
a q the beard viii a.lsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-06
LIVES OF CHILDREN ARE
PLACED IN JEOPARDY
Refusal of Council to Grade East Cherry Street
CompeIs Them TO Use the Car Tracks
OrougEfare----AIderman Gill Declares
Against False Economy

the Third ward people 20 have
worked hard against The East
Cherry street scheme, IN spite of the
fact that for the regarding Of Sec
ond avenue. lu has own ward. tho
council Was Induced To furnish free
water 10 the contractor for use "a
ercavafing BY the hydraulic process.
This. Il is alleged. viii amount In
the end 70 q gift Of $50 go 20 the
ward from the general fund. Eines
the water given away could be sofa
Tor that sum 10 other largo con-
HuuefF.
n Is also alleged that Councilman
james has 70 far offered not the
slightest objection 20 the paving u
First avenue. which vii cost the
general fund fully Szs.09 This 10
said 10 be explained ~ tbe fact that
James IL Interested il property
which viii be benefited BY the paw
ing
III f. a close corporation. de-
ciared ar. Gill today Any ooun-
Gilman who 81 not in the combine
need expect no fngofH. no fnatteT
how greatly The interests Of the resi-
dents % his ward may suffer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-06

whe voted Tor Il u IN the air. ard
N - Alfiost ceFtain that they Win
not aafe to record anothrr Nass tn
favor nf Il. although lt D. hard 10
tea = hat rrvsSufe sfii b. rFuuHat -
bar upon faint hearted cts lads
b. those phu are interested IL hag-
ink 1aN set thlH lascipua plum.
To sass " ever the mayors veto
Will reaulrr tbs Votes % the aalisi
setss y 30 passed Il last week ana
TIE additional VOTES 90 H,fesisasftt
Parry and Councilman f'f#ahinn.
who we're ahzrnl that night There
- ~ reasonable fear that both ~
these NAN viii aafn to vote feF Il ia
The faee of he present and ever
Kfw0tEtE cpposlglan 20 A.
Tbs mayors veto eth enable
Councilman Nufrhf ard ether
chass aissfs - f8uaiFfpal aauafahln
% \ EsFhasr cniieesinn and sfasna .
tory sfatefn "a push their psu5sef 90