davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-25
Telegramy krajowe.

Houston, Tex. 25 pazdzierni-
ka. - Prezydent Taft przybyl tu
onegdaj rano 7:10. Pc spozyciu
Sniadania, ME pozwalajac sobie
na najkrotszy nawet wypoczynek
wsiadi do samochodu przejezdaai
ulice miasta, ma ktorem zgroma-
dzone wojska oddawaly mu woj-
skowe honory. Oprocz wojska ty-
siace dziatwy witaiy go owacyj-
ME powiewajac malemi chora-
giewkami. Skoro dojechai do ho-
telu Rice wyszedl ma balkon !
stantad wygiosil krotka ma ogol-
ny temat move.
o godzinie 1917 pojecha, pre-
zydent do Dallas.
Dallas, Tex, 25 pazdziernika. ?
% godzinie 6 wieczorem przv-
jecha} onegdaj do naszego miasta
prezydent Taft. = Krotko 20
przybyciu udaf sic ma miejsce Cd
bywajacego sic bazaru, gdzie wy
giosil move. Niestety byf pre-
zydent tax zachrypniety, re go
nawet ma krotka odlcgiosc ME
MONA bylo s}yszec. Druga move
wyglosil ma bankiecie urzadzo-
nym ma Geese jego.
Po bankiecie odjechai prezy-
dent ma dworzec kolejowy, gdzie
spedzif noe w swoim wagonie sy-
pialnym. w niedziele o rano
odjechal pociag w kierunku St.
Louis, gdzie prezydent ma sic "a
trzvmac.
Chrypka, jakiej podpadi Taft o.
negdaj. spowodowala konsultacye
lekarska.
Po dokladnem zbadaniu orga-
now oddechowych pluc orzekli
leikarze, re clrrypka powstala
stad, re prczydent przebywajac 4
dni Il brata swego w Gregory
przerwal wygiaszanie NOW. Ia
nagla zmiana w uzyciu organ6w
glosowych miaia spowodowae
chrypke.
Podczas podr6zy po Texas "a
pytano sic go, czy watpi jeszcze,
re Texas jest czeScia Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych. Ma to dal prezy-
dent odpowiedz, nawiazujac do
ogromu TeNasu, re jest W klopo-
Gle, czy Stany Zjednoczone ME 50
cZeScla IeXasu.
Little Rock, Ark, rs pazdzier-
nika. - Prezydent przejezdzal
tedy W kierunku St. Louis. Sko-
70 sic obliczy przestrzeh przeby-
ia, to dojdzie sic do cyfr, re do
dnia dzisiejszego przebyl Taft
9,7o6 mil, podczas gdy Gala po-
drdz wynosi 10000.
Washingto, D. c., 25 paz-
dziernika. - Kolektor portowy
Loeb przebywaf TIL przez diva dni
naradzajac sic urzedem skarbu
w sprawie oszustw przekupstw,
jake sic W porcie nowojorskim
niemozliwie rozpanoszyly. Oszu-
stwa te polegaja ma falszywem
odwazaniu importowanych do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych towarow,
dzieki czemu sprowadzajacy zy-
skuja na Gle, ma kosztach trans
portowych it'd, skarb tract ma
tenn miliony. w ostatnich miesia-
Dokonczenie ma stronicy stei).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-25
Telegramy zagraniczne


Oczy wszystkich politykow skle-
rowane sa cd dnia onegdajszego
ma nasza mieScine, kt6ra W swych
murach go5ci cara Wszechrosyl
NIikolaja. Obaj monarchowie tax
wloski, jak rosyjsbi przez tuteJ-
sly zjazd sw6j maja dac wyraz
intncyom jake zywia dla Przy-
szloSci polityki europejskiej. Od
wyrazenia tych intencyi zalezec
bedzie, czy stosrtnki miedzypah-
stwowe beda wiecej, czy mnleJ
zaostrzone, czy spokoju bedziemy
zaznawac dzieki tr6jprzymierzu
niemiecko austryacko wloSkle-
mu. czy tez ME.
Car Cd pierwszych chwil swego
poby:u W granicach wioskich do
znaje prawdziwie przyjacielskiego
przyjecia.
WszeIkie grozace zakloceniem
spokoiu uroczysto5ci manifesto
eye zakazane.
Znamicnnem dla wloskiej poll
tyki Jest fakt, re burmistrz mia
sta Rzymu przyjechal ma powita-
ME cara samodzierzcy delega-
eva, W sklad kt6rej wchodzi prze-
wanna czesc socyalist6w, tych
rzekomo najwiekszych wrog6w ca
ratu.
Gale miasto przybralo szate od-
swietnq Flagi powiewaja, oltna IL
dekorowane kwiatami dywana-
mi, tryumfalne lrllli rozpinaja sic
mad gl6wn. ulicami. WSr6d tych
flag, dywan6w i innych oznak ra-
do$ci, snuje sic tysiace ciekawej
ludno$oi, kt6rej znowu kazdy krok
Sledzi tajna zwykIa policya, ME
chcac dopuScit do jakiegoS zama-
chu, kt6regoby sic czepili w
swym zawsze zbrodniczym zape-
die anarchiSci.
Ma ulicach miasta porozlepiano
odezwe burmistrza miasta do oby-
wateli, ably godnie uczcili goscia,
panujacego tego pahstwa, kt6re
tax szczerze i skutecznie bralo IL
dziai w akcyi ratunkowej po zna-
mem strasznem trzesieniu ziemi w
Messynie.
Cd chwili, w kt6rej car Mikofaj
przejechai slawny nadgraniczny
tunel Mont Gents pozostawal pod
opieka organow bezpieczehstwa.
w samym tunelu zbadano kazde
zag}ebienie, kazdy niemal glaz,
czy przypadkiem ME podlozono
dynamitu, ,lub jakiejS bomby. Cd
tunelu az do Racconigi stalo woj-
sko wzd1uz tor6w, ktore podczas
przejazdu prezentowalo broh.
Poniewaz wojsko ME pozwala1o
mieszkancom wsi miasteczek po-
'iozonych wzd}uz toru kolejowego
zblizac sic podczas przejazdu po-
ciagu, Powsta}y poza linia wojska
niezliczone gromady ciekawych.
Ma kazdem drzewie, ma kazdej
skale widziec bylo MONA ludzi
pragnqcych widziec choc zdala
dostojnego goSci. Ma stacyach
kolejowych W Busseleno innych,
mimo, re w mich pociag nie "a
trzymywai sic gromadzily sic
deputacye muzyka. Gdy pociag
mijai, bylo siychac zdala okrzyki
MECH zyje Rosya", ,,Niech zyje
car"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-25
W1EDG dI1 lDhtyki lIgySEIDSGI.
ROSyjSkO-WIOSka CzuIO$c. = SOCyaIiSCi
Witaja cara : SamodziGrzCQ.
Wielka bitwa = Sp6r graniczny.
SwietOkradztwo Czestochowie.
,,Zbawienne" skutki strajk6w. = DR.. Cook
Obiecuje.
SwietOkradztwO W Czestochowie.
skutki strajk6w.
Obiecuje.
Ia Gene nieWOli kOSCiOfa.

Pezydent Taft Texas Odpoczynek oodem abos Sany Zed-
czSca Texasu. Ozustwa miOnowe nowOjor-
SKIM DObrane towarzystwo Teatr pOwOdem samOb6jstwa
Ekspozya kOtla. TAX jak Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-10-25

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 5tej).
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28
MCGUIRE KNOCKS ON
The INDIAN BI IL
Would Divorce Choctaw And Chickasaw
Nation From Remainder Of The
Five Tribes

In the Creek Cherokee and Semi
role nations the settlement OF the tri-
bal affairs is much further advanced.
Practically all the questions Of citizen
ship have been decided, and those
that have not are now pending In
the higher courts and viii be decided
shortly. Practically all the allotments
made and a disposition Of Whist lit
tie tribal property there is that is still
held in common would dispose OF
their affairs and put the Indians on a
plane with white people. And these
are all merely matters Of detail and the
administration and would have practi-
cally no opposition in congress.
1t has always been the idea OF con-
gress and the departments to deal
with the five tribes as whole when
possible, and whether the idea of dis
posing Of part Of the tribes without
all by one piece OF legislation remains
TO be seen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28

Special to The Express.
Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 2s.-At last the
telI.tale evidence as to the alleged
Identity Of Scott MaeReynolds, chief
Of the Hearst agents, who have been
touring Oklahoma, Michigan and ohio,
in an effort to secure damaging evil
dence against c. N. Haskell, has been
brought to light.
This morning Prof. c. w. Briles, su-
perintendent Of the Muskoaee schools,
arrived in Guthrie with a photograph
taken from the rogue's gallery Of De-
troit, Michigan, containing a full view
and side likeness Of Scott MacRey-
noIds. The printed description accom-
pauyins the photograph is as follows;
Description Of Mark Van Houghton,
taken July, 1897: Legitimate occupa-
tion, peddler. Criminal occupation,
swindler.. Age, "a. Height, 5 feet and
II inches. Weight, $50, build slim
complexion fair, eyes blue, color Of
hair light
Some time after first meeting Mac
Reynolds he came in possession Of
this photograph, It having been sent
to him by w. B. Aston, nephew Of
Bob Taylor Of Nashville, Tenn. Mr..
Aston wrote on the reverse side Of the
photograph as follows: "You will rec
osnize this as Scott MacReynoIds; he
served a term in Detroit, Michigan,
under the name Of Mark Van Housh-
ton. Copy Of So, from rogue's gal
lery, Detroit. Michigan.
The photograph bearing the number
63, despite the eleven years that have
passed since he sat for the picture as
criminal, his facial expression has
not changed in the least degree. The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28
The Trnducer of Haskell
Common Criminal

photograph has been displayed today
to q number Of people who have met
MacReynolds since he became a
Hearst empIoye and invariably with
out seeing the description or the name,
they pronounced the pictures as being
a splendid likeness Of the Hearst
sIeuth.
Within a day or two the photo
graphs and description referred TO
above will be reproduced in photo
graph plates for newspaper use.
The establishment Of MaeReyncIds
Identity recalls an occurrence In the
lone Hotel lobby few days ago, when
MacReynolds was confronted with a
letter which charged that he had been
an inmate OF two penitentiaries, had
been refused diploma from the Iowa
university and was a fugitive from JUS
tice from Mexico. In the presence Of
witnesses he denied that he had ever
been in a penitentiary. He denied that
he has asked for a diploma, but ae-
mitted that he was a fugitive from
justice.
Communication with the authorities
in the Iowa university produced the
following telegram;
Towa City, Jan. 2e, 1sos.-ecv. c. NJ
Haskell, Guthrie, okla: Scott Mac
Reynolds was a special student in the
university 1878, not eligible to grad
uation. Left here suddenly and in vile
repute.
q. !. (signedD. ........A. ~ currier-"
Mr.. Courier dean of the College OF
Liberal Arts, carried on an investiga
ton Of the MacReynolds case when he
declared today that he was willing tc
go on the stand and testify as to his
wnowledege of MacReynolds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28
CHANGE OF TEACHERS.

Mr.. McAlanus sas been elected to
fill the recently vacated office of prin-
cipal in the north building end Mr.
Allen from the west building has talS-
en- charge Of the library school, Miss
Wadsworth. who taught in the north
building three years ago, will take
the seventh grade in the west build
ing. Those who remember Miss Wads-
worth's success as a teacher viii COM
mend the boards wise selection.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28
Cores Credentials
Presented by Owen

Washington. D. c., Jan. 27.-The
credentials of Senator Gore were yes
terday presented TO the senate by Sen
ator Owen. A formal introduction by
the bill TO close up the affairs of the
Five Civilized Tribes was made by
Senator Owen. The measure limits
the sale of agricultural lands TO 100
acres. grazing and timber lands to
$50 coal to s,S4O. and asphalt to 1880
Some changes to the bill, however,
are certain. as the Department Of the
Interior is not entirely in accord with
the provisions relating to the timber
lands which are intended for the gov.
ernment reserve.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28

Washington. d. C.. Jan. 2S.-Expect
ed opposition to the bill to close up
the affairs Of the Five Cilivilized
Tribes is developing. Representative
Mcclure is flatly opposed to the bill
and refused to introduce It Is in the
house when requested to do so. II
would have been introduced by Mr..
Carter had he been here, at the same
time 1t was introduced In the senate
by Senator Owen. There have been
a few minor changes made in the bill
relative to dates, since the first draft
was made
Congressman Mcclure states that he
Is opposed to nearly all the provisions
in the bill except the sale of the sur
face of the coal lands and the closing
up of fractional allotments. He wants
the coal rights retained permanently
for the Indians. He says that there
is no possibility OF the bill passing,
and therefore he does not propose TO
waste any time upon IT, He claims to
have protests against It from six hun
dred persons in Oklahoma. This
would mean hearings before the In
dian committee and with but little
more than thirty days more of the ses-
sion and the big appropriation bills
still pending he thinks the case hope
less. If there was unanimous consent
on the bill It would be a different
matter.
Another feature that the opposition
to this bill was brought out is a propo
sition to divorce the Choctaw and
Chickasaw nations from the remain
der Of the Five Civilized Tribes, and
try to pass a bill that will close VI
the affairs OF the Creeks, Cherokees
and seminoles. This plan is fathered
by W. w Hastings, of Tahlequah
who is here and who will draft a bill
to that effect as soon as he is con
vinced that the opposition TO the Fiv,
Civilized Tribes bill is determined.
It must be admitted that the com
plicated questions. the ones oveI
which opposition to the five tribes bill
is developing, are in the Choctaw an,
/ Chickasaw nations. There the Goa
and asphalt lands are the bone Of con
troversy and over which there is
wide diversity of opinion. Even th,
people of the Choctaw nation them
selves do not seem able to agree upoi
what should be done with the Goa
lands In addition two or three mil
lion acres of surplus land are to b
disposed of. Then the questions 0
citizenship that remain unsettled ar
almost entirely within the Choctay
and Chickasaw nations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28

Guthrie. Okla, Jan. 2S.-In the SEN
ate today the most dramatic debate
OF the session was promoted when
Eggerman's bill, creating a home for
ex-Union soldiers and ex-Confederate
soldiers, was up before the committee
OF the whole.
Sending a bale OF protests TO the
chair, Senator Cunningham. Republi-
can from LOGAN county, protested In
the name OF numerous Grand Army
posts, declaring that such a home was
a pretended home for ex-Union sol
dlers. a disguise OF the real intent to
establish home for Confederates
Later he sent to the desk and had read
q letter from a prominent Union sol
dier in which the terms traitors,
thieves" and other like eplthets were
hurled at the Confederate soldiers. Dc
Tending the bill and one OF Its chief
supporters. was senator ColVilie, OF
the Oklahoma-C canadian district, Re
publican end a Northern man. His
speech was the most brilliant heard
in the running debate that covered
several hours.
Senator Cunningham declared that
the measure was an insult to $4,000
Union soldiers in oklahoma He said
that the bill was a sop thrown at the
old Union soldiers by the Democrats,
but he wanted to warn them now that
the old union soldiers could not be
caught in such trap.
Following him Senator colIville de
clared that he he'd been approached
by old soldiers Of the spanish-Ameri
can war and asked to support #
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28
Centennial Celebration
OF LinCOIn'S Birth

The program has been issued for
the celebration of the one hundredth
anniversary Of Lincoln's birth, which
will take place at Oklahoma City on
Feb. p. Hon. W. S. Kilgore. county
treasurer of Grady county, has been
assigned place among the speakers
at this great event, and the subject of
his address will be "The Confederate
Veterans" When approached this
morning regarding his acceptance by
a representative Of the Express, Mr..
Kilgore said: q shall certainly at
tend the meeting or name a capable
substitute to represent Chickasha and
Grady county
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28

Washington, D. G., jan s.-The In
dian appropriation bill as reported by
the house committee on Indian affairs,
has cut the appropriation for Indian
schools in the Five Civilized Tribes in
half. The bill this year carries an
appropriation of only $15O,O00, as com
pared with 100000 last year. This
was done because 1t is supposed that
the state can take care of most Of
the school children. The amount ap-
propriated will be used more exclu-
sively next year for schools for In
dian children who are fullbloods or
nearly So This means that the office
of superintendent Of schools now held
by John D. Benedict, is to be contin-
ued. 1t is mot so certain that the SUI
pervisors in different nations will be
needed, considering the amount Of
money is cut in half and the number
OF schools will be reduced accordingly.
The bill carries an appropriation Of
s11S, 400 for the support of the Chill
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28
A DRAMATIC SCENE
In The SENATE
Are Revived
Bill Is
Bitter War Memories
When Eggerman's
Presented

Prejudice the kind you say stlll ex-
lists. does not live In the hearts of
true Oklahomans. When boy in the
North I partook Of the prejudice
agqlnst the South, but It remained for
me to come to the Southland to get
that prejudice broken Off. Every cltl-
zen Of Oklahoma should feel that he
is a common child of civilization.
There are no more patriotic citizens
In this country than those born south
Of the Mason and Dixon line
Senator Eggermsn, father OF the
bill, explained his idea of the proposed
home. He said he wanted to see the
old soldiers Of the North and Of the
South have a place where they could
take their wives In declining years.
where they could live in small cot
tages clustered about the main build
ing. where they could raise gardens
and have all the pleasures Of their
own homestead. Speaking with great
feeling he denied that he was being
used By any Organization to establish
a home for Coniederates alone. He
was the son OF a Union soldier. His
father lies buried in a national GENE
terry back in Ohio and Il was his idea
that The sentiment that existed follow
ing the war had been stamped out and
was forever gone in this country. He
rebuked the Republican senators fol
their opposition and declared he did
not believe the protests they had filed
represented the true sentiment Of ex
Union soldiers Of Oklahoma.
Senator Taylor, of Chiclzasha. round
~ denounced Senator Cunningham foi
insulting the senate by sending to tn,
I desk and having read letter that was
a personal affront to every Confeder
ate soldier Pointing TO the ageC
Speaker Keys. himself Confederate
Taylor dramatically declared that Cur
ningham had insulted a man who wai
held in the highest esteem by the en-
\ tire senate.
@The Union soldiers have alread!
been provided for" declared Senator
Taylor. "That fact has been Haunted
in our faces here today. and yet We
the sons of the South. are willing t,
give old soldiers Of the North th'
same comforts Of a home in Okla
homa."
His drastic review Of she letter jus
read and the insult It had heaped upor
Senator Keyes. aroused mild sensa
ton.
Senator Phillips told Of several in
stances Of personal contact he ha,
had with deserving old soldiers wit
would be glad to accept a home. Point
ing to Senator Keyes and Senate
Curd. who sat side by side. one a
ex-Union soldier, the other an ex-Con
federate. he told how those two vet
Grams he'd formed a friendship in tn
last legislature by being seatmate
and when the present senate was o.
ganized It was at their request tina
they were again seated side by side
He used this apt illustration to den
(ContInred on Page 50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
CUT, IN HALF

locco school for the education and
support of the 700 pupils in that
school ana in addition, carries an item
of $4,000 for general repairs and inn
provements. This, too, in spite of the
fact that the commissioner of Indian
affairs has recommended that this
school be turned over to the state or
discontinued
There is an appropriation of $6S4.25
for DR.. G. w. Harkins, of Coalgate,
'for services rendered and expenses
incurred in suppressing the spread Of
smallpox from June 80 to August 8,
1901.
There is an appropriation for the
Cynthia Ann Parker monument to be
erected at Parker's Station. in Texas,
and outside of these items, the bill
carries practically no new or unusual
items outside the regular routine ex-
penses incidental to the Indian
agencies and the distribution Of
money on funds that are due the In
dians. either as interest or principal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-01-28
Payment Suspended
On Big Pasture Lands

#+##%++++++%++++# : +
Special The Express. =
WASHINGTON, c, JAN. 28.-THE JOINT BILL INTRO !
: pcEp Az SENATOR GORE AND CONGRESSMAN FERRIS +
; PENDING PAYMENT AND EXTENDING TIME TO :
: TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED HoMEsTEADERs IN THE BIG PAS :
TuRE HAS BEEN FAVoRA5LY REPORTED BY THE SENATE =
: AND HOUSE COMMITTEES. THE AMOUNT INVOLVED IS :
: OVER A MILLION HALF DOLLARS :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-20
1.-The Right of Way"

or The Right of Way" which will
be Itosented at the Academy next
Hiorfay Light. the Philadelphia Press
iecC ntly said:
Has a man created in Gods image
the right of way to happiness? This
great question is discussed to the
full satisfaction of the audience in
Eugene w. Presbreys dramatic ver-
sion OF Sir Gilbert Parker's novel,
The Right Of Way which is the
current attraction at the Walnut,
where it will remain during the week.
Mr.. Presbrey stoutly asserts that if
he had not been near enough to death
to realize that ambition, desires, pas
sions, the conventions that govern
the law, society, morals. religion and
the usual relations OF man to man
are of no importance, and have no
influence over the human soul at that
supreme moment, he never could have
known the Charley steele that he
presents in the play. This does not
make the play sermon. far from II.
Those who have seen the play de-
clare it powerful psychological study
of an intensely human character APP
l.ealing directly to the heart rather
than to the head. highly novel in
treatment, riding roughly over. yet not
offending conventions. Hallett Thomp
son and 2. Aug. Andersen head the
strong company, while the leading
lady is Arleen Hackett. Il sympa-
thetic actress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-20
Norway Mexico Steamers
Garry Passengers to Havana.
WILL ACCEPT INSPECTION
United States Authorities Hand Down
Decision, Stating That Norwegian
Certificate of Inspection of Passsn-
ger Steamers is Acceptable Here.

Announcement was made yesterday
by Furness. Witty & Company. Ltd,
Newport News agents OF the Nor
way Mexico Gulf Line. that in tn
future the freight and passenger
steamers CT this line will carry first
and third class passengers between
Newport News and Havana. Cuba.
Here tofcre these steamers have not
been allowed TO carry passengers 10
Havana. but a decision has Just been
given by the United States authori-
ties, stating that the Norwegian Ger
tificates OF inspection Of passenger
steamers is accepted by the Un.,ed
States authorities.
This will be the only direct pas
senger Inc to Havana from any port
on the Atlantic seaboard south OF
Philadelphia and north of Florida and
the officials of the line expect to do
a good business in this traffic.
Since the establishment of this line
here, the trade mas steadily increased
and in all probability additional
steamers will be put on in the near
future. All incoming vessels bring
many passengers from Norway and
they load experts here for Havana.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-20
NEW ALMSHOUSE TO
Be OPENED At ONCE
Council Committee on Aims
house and Poor Takes Action
at Special Meeting.

By a unanimous vote OF the mem
bsrs present. the council committee
On almshoGse and poor. at spec'ai
meeting yesterday afternoon. tiecte d
Overseer of the Poor G.. c. Wright
superintende Mt CT the new city aiws-
house in Elizabeth City county and
dir cted him to open the almshor Sc
just as soon as fcssible- The new
superintendent was directed to pur-
chase the necessary supplies and EN-
pIoy all help needed Mr. Wright ex-
poets 10 open the institution not later
than next Wednesday.
The committee also ordered that a
lorse, wagon and harness, not TO ex-
coed sI75 IN cost. be purchased by the
superintendent and Chairman Wal
lace. Of the committee A barn HIS
been built at the almshorse and feed
fcT the horse viii be transferred from
the city stables.
A numter of poor people now being
CARD for BY the city in various
hemes h ~ will BE- transferred to the
aImshcuse Immediately after Il Is
fpcuod