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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23
YELLOW FEVER APPEARS.
One case ne View iberia. Ln- I2a
Mnes from New Orleans,
PuzEies Phgsicfuns.

New Orleans. In. The follow
Ing notice WIS cent ont by President
C. H. Irion Of the state board Of health
sunday afternoon.
One case OF yellow ieyer at New
IBERIA, 125 miles FROM New Orleans.
An leaving tonight to take personal
,harge OF situation
Dr. lriOn left Sunday night accom-
panied by Medical Inspectors Brady
and Mayor and Chief Fumisator Des-
iraumpes.
The patient Is a auistto hoy, Il
years old, living IN an isolated part
81 the town THERE Is so far nothlas
TO show bow the Infection orieiaaied
Or. Brady WIN be specially detailed
20 trace the infection.
Jerome wouid Re Governor.
New YORK ~ District At.
torney William Trayers Jerome sun
day issued the following statement
In the present shameful condition
Of our political life IN this state. /
am willing 20 run for the office Of
governor % the state n the demo
cratic convention shall nominate me
without any understanding ex.
PRESSED or implied other than that
II elected, I shall obey my oath Of
office as understand d. IN letter
and spirit
McCnskos wants Them Removed.
ST. Louis. rio a special 20 the
Republic from San Antonio. Tex. says
Gen. 81. y. 1cCtskey. commanding
the department % Tc2sa has made
q Recommendation "a ne Var de
partment that the negro troops az
Brownsville and elsewhere along the
Rio Grande IN Texas be Immediately
withdrawn.
FreeporL a.. DnmaErd.
Freeport IN More than
100000 damage was done 10 Freepor
aarly Sunday morning by q ~oloudbarst
Streets hecams running streams and
many famii rs were forced % leavs
heir homes Ia boats.
sorh DSkota troops Arrive.
Junetfon city, Kan The
lniire regiment Of Eleventh cavalry.
commanded BY Col Earl D. Thomas
arrived AZ the camp Of Instruction
sunday and is ths hast regular or
sanization 10 come here for maneu
sers The South Dakota troops
headquarters hand and Two batiaf
ons Of infantry. commanded BY
col r. W Stewart. arrived Saturday
iisht and went into camp sunday
rho Arkansas regiment icfi Ter home
sunday after a weeks stay al The
amp
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Wsshlngton. D C.. - A dispatch
Tuesday from Gov Gen Ido announces
that The Internal rcvenue collector 70.
ported Killed August Q By hostile Pula-
james. was Arthur r. Williams Ills
nearest relative On this country ia
Mrs Mary T. Williams, Hiilsdaie.
Kan Il Is not known whether she
~ his mother or wife.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Cronuers. Prussia, King EdNsrd
left Frledriohs hof az $3.50 Thursda
morning The leave taking OF the
sovercigns was particularly cordial.
both kissing elch other on the cheeks
The emperor accompanied the king 20
his compartment where they e~agaeed
Ga conversation go The train was
ready 90 move King Edward pro-
seeded 70 M~arienbad. accompanied ty
Sir Frank Laseelles. the British ann
hafsador 10 Germany. and the em-
peror returned 70 Fr~ledrlchshof.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23
wants Ncaro TROOPS Removed.

UyBieF Bay. y I = tho meaEe
from a committee 81 citizens In
Brownsville. Tex. requesting that
The negro troops. who committed aR
outrage there last Monday night. 10
replaced by white soldiers, was re-
seived by president Roosevelt Friday.
tie az once referred the dispatch To
he war department with a request
hat an immediate report upon the
matter be made 10 him. He viii take
90 action upon the committees re-
quest pending receipts Ct tho report
from the war department
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Porryvilio, Ark State Sen.
ator y. o Butb was convicted by e
jury Ia The circuit court shortly after
midnight on a charge Of Offering a
bribe 90 another state senator. lie
was sentenced 10 two years IN the
penltenuary and 10 pas q fine Of $500.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Roanoke. Virginia. Oklahoma
City. Oh, vas chosen as the meeting
place for the neat national convcn,
lion OF firemen. The convention for
this year ended Friday. The officers
elected are. James d Mcneil. Of
Fayetteville. n. C., president. and ".
C.. Beamer. Of Nebraska, secretary.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23
rrrnrh waal sev nuiIalan.

Paris. France When the nennt,
and chamber o. deputies meet Ia No
gemhcr the government intonda 10 AL
fof an appropriation 10 insure thl
erection OF o handsome structure foI
the Frcnca embassy 10 Washinataa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

San Francisco. Calf With mon.
81 pouring IN a. tho mte Of a million
dollars a day from insurance alone.
the banks OF san francisco are more
crowded with deposits than ever 10
their history.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

New york The National As.
ISOLATION OF Employing Lithograph-
ers declined Thursday 10 grant a
conference TO the national omcerr
Of the photographers Artists. En.
groveFs and Designers league OF
America on the open shop"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Boston, Mass. - Secret indict'
ments against "a ioe dealers and sir
Zoe companies. which we're returned
b. the snHoik county grand jury
~ satusdss last were made public
in The superior court Monday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Peoria. III Bfoucho drig.
en hy Dean. paced q trial mile against
time 10 $500 a Pekin Thursday aud
reprsiod q mile In 2i05 with the last
half ~ enc minute fiat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Port Townsend. wash The
steamship Dakota arrived Thurs
day from Oriental ports, bringing a
party OF four high class Chinese who
have come 70 this country 10 enter
educational institutions ....
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

oyster BAY, T. { - President
Roosevelt Friday appointed James s..
Harlan, OF Chioago. a member Of the
Interstate commerce commission, Sir.
Harlan Is q son OF John NJ. Harlan, ass
sociaie justice Of the supreme court
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

London, Eng - A dispatch from
Christiania 60 the Daily Mal Jays
HAT private letters received there
from spitzberson state that OWING 20
the lateness OF the ea7oh Walter
Wellman. the chief OF the CHICAGO
Record Hersld Arctic expedition. has
abandoned the project ~ baiiooniig
10 the north pole this yean
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Berlin, Germany Mr.. Meyer. the
American ambassador 10 Russia. who
Is going 10 Kissengen 20 take tho
sure. says the Rcnerai c%encensus OF
opinion 10 81. Petersburg ID that tho
present iall in The revolutionary move.
nept viii continue for several month8.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

An Eastern minister has rebuked
the cloths practice Of seeking the
shade when the harvest is making,
aud declares nat the devil never
rests nom his banefnl labors. But
he shoaio remember that the devil
hes leen IN the heat long enough TO
siaad t.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

81 Petersburg, Russia ii Is an.
nounccd that 40 members of the
nilltanta section Of the social rcyo
luiloniaU vero ~orrestsl o. 81 Peters,
burg aud MOSCOW il three days
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

The tneuble with The Car OF Rus
STA IS that be doesn't get ear enough
20 his reople. But. OF course. Il he
got too neaT there is always the dan
ger that some one OF the proletariat
would sVipe him.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Throughout his long lie Russell
Sage saved on the average about
si.00e 900 a year for a rainy day.
which takes the record from Noah.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

France having cut on tho salary
OF the g~uillotine artist is almost
equivalent 20 cutting on the head Of
che haaasmaa.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

A sculh American has arrived in
New Yerk with a plan 10 utilize cleo.
tric GELS, which exist IN enormous
quantities IN the Amazon river. The
theory advanced Is that 100 cells ia q
zine tank VIII furnish electric power
enough TO ruu a train. New Jerseys
nezt ~H probably be an electric eel
trnst.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

London society IS enjoying a dis
ease called necklace stoop. due 10
the great weight OF gems worn.
Gail q surgeon and u out the jewels
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Those beautiful Kentucky girls
who arc visiting Paris are much an
noyed h Partisan rubbernecks They
SEN 10 have made a mistake in not
taking aiong as escorts a few OF the
athletic young men OF Kentucky.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

a hotel for women 10 New York
Announces that it vii not resolve
any guest over IS years old That
praetIcally removes an Restrictions.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Il is said that the Newpart baby
whose parents gave it $4,000, 0oO
cries ell the time. Il shows the baby
needed castoria instead OF money.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

aanue Wouta ARain Hs
Butte. Mont Former Unit
ed States Senator lee Mantle Of Butte
Tuesday announced his candidacy ioi
United States senator.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23
G, A. R. ELECTS OFFICERS.
z. B. Brown Of Ohio Selected as
COmmander-in-chief
All Opposition Disappeared and
zach 81 che rostttoas Was Piiled
~ Unanimous vote.

Minneapolis MINI. ~ Com.
manderin-ehlef r. b. Brown. Zanes.
vile, o.
Senior Vice commander. William
II. Armstrong. Indianapolis.
Junior vice commander. E. b. Fen
ton. Detroit
chapialn-in-chief. Archbishop John
Ireland, 81. Paul.
surseon-general. w. H. Johnson.
Lincoln. Neb.
These officers were elected Thurs
day at The annual meeting OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic. An
other officers are stan appointments
and will be announced later by the
new commander-in-chieE The strong
est opponents OF Mr.. Brown for the
honor Of being commander-in-chief
were c. G. Burton. OF Missouri. and
Capt r. n Coney. OF Kansas. Both
withdrew when IL was seen that the
election OF Mr. Brown was a certainty.
Several candidates were nominated
for senior and junior vice command
ers, but later sll withdrew In favor
OF Armstrong and Fenton. and both
were chosen unanimously
Archbishop Ireland had no rivals
for the position OF c%hsplaln-in-
chief.
Minneapolis. Minnesota. The
Grand Army Of the Republic com.
pleted its fortieth encampment late
Friday and adjourned to meet In Sara.
toga, n. Y. in 1907.
The encampment after an exciting
debate decided that a protest
against the action OF a statue &c
Henry Wirz should be sent 20 Gen.
s. d. Lee. the commander OF the
Southern Veterans Association. This
action was decided upon only after
a long debate which at times became
energetic and acrimonious. The
proposition to depreeate the action
OF congress in abolishing the canteen
from the old soldiers homes was laid
IN the table without debate.
Just prior 20 the final adjournment
the new oommander,in-chief r. b
Brown. OF GAINESVILLE. O.. an
nouneed tho following staff appoint
ments.
Adjutaut General, Joseph ". oTNeai
OF Ohio.
Quartermaater General. Charles
Burrows. OF New Jersey
Assistant QuarteSmas,ar General
J. II. Holeombe, OF Philadelphia.
Chief OF Staff. J. " winanes, Of
Ohio.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Hrosd as il is. The pure food law
docs not protect sawdust from beina
aduiteraled with breakfast foods.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Eagianu IS not Indifferent to dis
armament Il has decided TO build
three new Dreadnoughts instead Of
four.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

The hotel clerks VIII soon be SUI
ferins from shirt front ssoop. due C
the great weight Of the diamond.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

There has been an outbreak Of bu-
5onic plugue nc Campos. Brazil
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23
DAMAGE N CHILE GREAT.
Situation Reported Worse Than il
Was az San francisco.
weather u ota ANA rcopic Llslns
IN the Open-corcrs "a
wide Territory.

Valparaiso. chile At
1.51 O'Clock last Thursday evening
Valparaiso experienced an earthquake
OF great severity ara during that
night 50 shocks were felt.
Most OF the buildings Of The city
are either burned or damaged. The
loss viii be enormous, probably
reaching $3.50 10000 0
Two thousand persons killed Is
considered to be a fair estimate Of
the casualties
Viena Del Mar tthree miles from
Valparaiso and having n population
Of over 1e.O00l; Quirihue CPS miles
TO the southwark. with a population
Of 2.5O0l; Saito: Limaohe Us miles
to the northwest with q population
Of s.5O0l; Quiliota (25 miles TO the
northwest with a population OF 10000
and villages all around were de-
stoyed.
Most Of the damage was due 20
FIRE. which started immediately after
The first shock. The whole popula-
ton is sleeping in the hills, the
parks or the streets.
Food is very scarce. MIX costs
two Chilean dollars a liter. and Il
Is almost impossible 70 obtain
meat, ven at high prices.
The railroads are all destroyed
Rain. which began TO fan immedi-
ately after the first shock, stopped
In hour afterwards The nights are
very cold and windy; the people
sleeping in the open are suffering
sreatly.
The captain Of a steamship which
has arrived from San Francisco says
the situation here Il worse than
hat following the disaster at san
Francisco.
washington. d. c Official ad-
vices reached the state department
Sunday regarding the Valparaiso
earthquake. but they gave Informa-
ion similar to that already con-
tained IL press dispatches under
Sundays date. United States Min.
isier Hicks, az Santiago, cabled that
500 deaths we're reported at Valpa-
raise end immense destruction had
been caused by hre aud that many
towns have been wiped ont. He ad-
ed that there is universal mourn
ing. He said il was reported that
AZ Santiago there were 80 deaths
and much destruction OF propertr.
The state department also announced
that Minister Hicks. under date Of
the 18th reports that ON the 18TH
there was a frlghtful earthquake
with loss Of life, many buildings be-
Ing destroyed. aud that shocks on
tinued until The date Of his tele-
gram: that the legation was safe;
that the houses in tie towns were
deserted.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

NJ salvador and Guatemala havs
any more fight in them let them
turn loose on the mosquitoes.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

10 the city az 6~irmingham, kns.
aand. the experiment Of employing
@oaen health inspectors has proved
so ~suooessiui. aad such beneficial re-
suits have been secured By their
work, that the city government has
Increased the nunlber from four. eK.
Dofiincaially ap9oigted 10 20. IN the
itrcueaf clstrictRs 10 tho factories
nheN Hpnea and GIRLS are en-
p'o.e1. asd in tae schools the women
fssnc1ioIs have rendered priceless
sfrsife asa jh4iI nork has bsea
tsatafln, conmen ded ~ me press
snd ifs cltss q ue city
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

According 70 American naval OIL
eers the powerful new British bat.
tioship Dreadrogsht is not so formid-
able as she has been represented.
Two vessels which the American
government is new building. the
Michigan aud the South Caroline. are
credited with broadside power equal
20 that OF the pride of the Briions
At an events, Il would thag the
limit Of effectiveness In great noat
ing fighting machines has about been
reached.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

II IS SAID that when King Victor
Emnaalei visited Ancoua on a re.
cent Sunday TO lay the oorno stone
% q hcgpital, he was attended BY 2So
dciectiTc5. 600 policemen. SOC car.
biaceis ard 1000 soldiers. n a royal
n~ersslaa canaot perform 30 worthy
a puhle service as Tbs without such
q guard 20 protect his person. who
would go into what Artemns Ward
called 10 kings business7
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

German government statistics show
that 4a.s2l horses and 2.l5l dogs
were slaughtered for food under gov
ernnent inspection during the fire,
three months OF 1906. This was en-
Increase OF 1892 horses aud 366 dogs
over the number slaughtered during
the same time IN 1905. Il Is esu
mated. Says the National Progisioner.
that AMONG the poorer classes. forced
10 resort 70 dos and horse meat by
Inc exclusion OF foreign meats from
he country. tie consumption Of this
o OF meat was much larger than
the ufncfai records show.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Naval progress Is now so rapid
that q hattleship becomes obsolete
before e IS built
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Thomas a. edison seems 20 have
hii upon a valuable idea outside OF
electricity. lie proposes that moids
be made for a house Of a glven de-
sign. 80 that liquid cement can be
poured into a. lle estimates that In
lhis way a house worth S12. 200 can
be taiit fof $500. The thing looks
Feasibie says the Chicago Chroniele,
and ~ a should ever be realized will
proge FAR more valuable than most
of So. Edison's electric Inventions.
9ns reason being mat these hardly
syer tdrn out as well as Mr. Edison
expected
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

Freeporb IN More than
5000 damage WAS done 10 Freepou
sarly Sunday morning by q o~loudbarst
streets became running streams ana
many famil' rs @ere forced % leavt
their homes la boats.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-08-23

THE TRIBUNE
GEQgeE = nyegEl!y. la. and rub
RICH HILL. MISSOURI
Naval progress Is o SO rapid
that 4 ~hattleship becomes obsolete
before e IS built
n Salvador and Guatemala havs
any more fight in them let them
turn loose on the mosquitoes.
The hotel clerks VIII soon be sui
ferins rom shirt front ssoop. due &c
the great weight Of the diamond
nroad as ID is, the pure food Law
docs not protect saWdust from being
a~daiteraled with breakfast foods.
Earsanu IS not Indifferent TO dis
armament It has decided to build
three new Dreadnoughts instead Of
four.
France having cut on tho salary
OF the ~guiilotine artist is almost
equivalent 70 cutting on the head Of
che heaasmaa.
It is said that the Newpart baby
whose parents gave II $4,000. 00O
cries ell the time. Il shows the baby
needed castoria instead OF money.
a hotel for women IN New York
announces that It VIII not resolve
any guest over IS years old That
practically remove all restrictions.
Throughout his long life Russell
Sage saved on the average about
si00e0 900 a year for a rainy day.
which takes the record from Noah.
London society IS enjoying a dis
ease called necklace stoop. due to
the great weight or gems worn.
CAL q surgeon and cut out the jewels
The Trouble with The Car OF Rus
STA IS that be doesn't get near enough
10 his reopie. BIT. Of course. Il he
got soo near there is always the dan
ger that some one Of the proletariat
would sVipa" him.
Those beautiful Kentucky girls
who arc visiting Paris are much an
noyed h Partisan rubbernecks They
seem 10 have made a mistake in not
taking aiong as escorts a few OF the
athletic goung men OF Kentucky.
An Eastern minister has rebuked
the cio,h's practice Of seeking the
shade when the harvest is making,
AID declares that the devil never
res's rom his baneful labors But
he shoaio remember that the devil
hes leeH In the heat long enough 20
sia2d It.
A Scu4h American has arrived in
New Yerk with a plan 10 utilize cleo.
tric Gels, which exist IN enormous
quantities IN the Amazon river. The
theory advanced is that 100 cells in a
zine tank WIN furnish electric power
senouEh TO ron a train. New Jersey's
next ~E probably be an electric eel
trust.
IL IS SAID that when King Victor
Emnaalei visited Ancoua on a re
cent Sunday 70 lay the corner stone
81 q hcepital, be was attended by 2So
dciccigcs. 600 policemen, SOC car.
bincais ard 5000 soldiers. II a royal
nerselasa caaEot perform 80 worthy
a puhlc service as this without snch
a quad 20 protest his person, who
New-York tribune., 1906-04-10
WOM4N PREPARES TO FLY.
Mrs. J. p. Thomas to Make Balloon
ascension TO-mOrrO1.

Mrs Julian P. Thomas is to be the arst woman
to make a balloon ascension in this country since
that sport has become the latest fad Accompanied
by her husband. DR.. Thomas, and Charles LAvee
she will from Pittsf1ed in L Orient
the balloon in which DR.. Thomas made a fight
over Long Island the day before Paul NocQuet
went TO his death.
Since the nearest coast is more than hundred
and fifty miles from Pittsheld there is little danger
OF a repetition of the NocCuet disaster.
Ever since VI. LAvee made his first ascent, weeks
ago. Mrs. Thomas has been eager TO take an aerial
voyage. Had there been enough she would
have accompanied NJ L6vee on that occasion. As
she is going TO California in few days she and
DR. Thomas decided not to await the arrival OF his
balloon from France. but TO make an immediate
ascent. While the balloon of Count de la Vaulx
will be used. the probably will be unable to
De one OF the party, because OF previous engage
ments
Mrs. Thomas is in no way frightened by Noe
quets fate particularly the balloon not
directly responsible for his death.
There's really no danger she said, last night
and no reason why I should in any way be appre-
hensive Even the landing. the most difficult fea
OF course. we shall take plenty of ballast. and
with the good gas 10 be had at Pittsfeld I expect
the time of my life. shall not any special
costume in the balloon. just plain tailor made
The balloon will be sent TO PittsfeId tonight
pIeted. and nothing remains but TO couple II onto
the canvas gaspipe. Leo Stevens and M IAvee
VIII prepare the airship for its voyage. and then
instruct DR. Thomas in its
New-York tribune., 1906-04-10
BINGHAM ASKS $4,000.
Commissioner Wants Money or the Men De-
tailed to Special Duty.

Police Commissioner Bingham appeared before
the Finance Committee OF the Board OF Aldermen
yesterday to back up his request for $1,000 to
recornpense him for the patrolnen. roundsmen and
sergeants detailed duty in the magistrates
courts With him was Magistrate Wahle, presl-
dent Of the Board Of City Magistrates. who told
the aldermen that II was the sense OF his board
that the police were necessary TO the proper dis
CipIine Of the courts.
Commissioner Bingham said he did not care much
whether he got the appropriation or the lS5 men
who are detailed away from proper police duty
fIr he felt entitled to one or the otheI
He spoke OF the number Of men detailed to work
at the Polo Grounds and for theatre duty. MagIs-
trare Wahle said IL was a mistake TO suppose bAsl
p court detail snap The men have 10 40
special work at theatres. serving warrants, ETC.
aft adjOurns-
The Commissioner said he sometimes doubted his
rig O detail policemen to theatres and private
Sentative Of the court attendants Civil Service hst
committee TO refuse the apprOpriall
and so drive the Board Of Magistrates TO the IlsI
Of attendants for court officers The comm Tee
announced no decision. but made no secret or Us
belief that better service would be rendered the
city by the present system of police details.
TWO hundred members of the Court AttenqahlS
List Association met in Hesse's Hall, trankIoIt :
and William streets. last night 20 hear the rep0I
Of its chairman. Matthew T. Horgan, and OF L Lhe
committee which visited Police COUHlSSlOIlti
bingham last week and the Finance Committee
Of the Board of Aldermen Chairman Horgan uIse1
the members 10 use their influence with the aLueL
missioner Binghauls application for the approp'Ia
tor +t,,
said, he Will take l6S policemen Out
of the courts. where they now detailed leaving
room for the appointment by the city
equal number Of court attendafls 4!SiI ~,
S74 600 a year for there are enough po!cehleh Oh
duty In the courts to man a fun precinct