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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18

make their descent upon the members OF
Congress. Cheers and cheers greeted
each machine as 1t chugged away on its
political mission. Thirty.tsO senst lrs
aud tEsnty-sx representatives, will meet
the sufr5gettes at the Capitol TO present
to their respective houses the petition OF
their better halves for the ballot. Even
before the voting begsn at the ,ufts-
gette's convention today the copservs-
tive members, who nov dominate the
administration, admitted thst the pro-
gressives had won the fight. By far the
most important victory won by The pro-
gressives Is the election Of Mary Ware
B'nnit', Of Massachusetts,, as correspond
log secretary. Practically ell OF the
candidates have Withdrawn 10 favor OF
Miss Bsnnelt.
Feeling the disgrace of being arrested
for Drunkenness an unidett fed map,
between sixty.fve aud seventy years of
age, harged himself this morning In q
cell at the Seventh precinct police
station.
There was no decision by ths U. s..
Supreme court today on the gu isliou Of
The coustilutlonslitJ Of the corporations
tex law.
Reaesring was ordered today by the U. s..
Supreme Court on the tao cases recently de.
cided involving the right Of the Secretary Of
Agriculture to issue regulations for grazing
in forest reserves
After a lapse OF IS years Oberlin NJ. Garter,
former capita Of the United States engineer
corps. was today formally sdiudged guilty by
the Supreme Court Of the United States for
participation in the notorious Ssv nnah har.
Dor scandal. Carter has only recently finished
a rear sentence in the Leavsnsworth reni-
Tertiary after being found guilty by the
military courtmartial. The Supreme Court
Of the United States today also grants the
government the right to recover 100000 from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
VIRGINIA DEBT DISPUTE.

The state of West Virginia and the
commonwealth of Virginia Saturday
fled in the U. S. Supreme Court excep-
tons to the report of Charles +. Little
field, special master, to ascertain certain
facts as a basis of arriving at the proper
ton of the debt of Virginia before the
orgsn zation of West Virginia that the
latter state should pay to the former.
According to the report, West Virginia
may be called upon to pay between
s., 900, 600 and 50, 600, 900 TO the mother
state.
The principal exception to the report
is that made by West Virginia, Directing
to the master including in the aggregate
amount of ordinlry expenses Of Virginia
from 1923 to 1860 tie sum of SIS 900, 900
IS interest On the public debt. This
was the last day upon which exceptions
could be filed. The court will now set a
day for argument of these exceptions
and will then take the Ease under con-
sideration for final determination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
MONTE CARLO.

The season at Monte Carlo is wening
Many Americans have returned to Paris
No Americans disturbed the bank this
season by winning a considerable sum.
The only sensation of the season was the
winning by a Hungarian count of 500,
600 francs in one days play ct roulette.
The Casino has had an unusually profit
able season. The profits to the end OF
March were 5000, 900 francs above those
Of the preceding season.
The Casino sharehol iers expect to re.
ceive dividend ofS7o a share this season
dividends larger than that of last year,
The shares are nomiually worth $500.
At the present market price they aie
worth over 81, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
TRAIN ROBBERY.

The China.Japan mail, which lief! San
Francisco over the Southern Pacific
RsilWay for the east at 8 O'Clock sstur.
day night, was held up by two masked
men at Sprig, 2 miles east Of BsneciS,
GAL, carly yesterday, and robbed OF nine
pouches OF reglslered mail. The train
carried no express matter. Four Of the
pouches have been recovered, bat the
robbers rlhsd the ttlers, and DOW are
hiding in the bills between Martinez
sad oakland. The passengers on the
train we're not disturbed, and several oil
them did not learn Of the robbery until
yesterday morning. Alter gettlUg the
mail seeks, the robbers gu tie engine
loose from t1e train and sent 1t Wild,
throttle open, down the main track TO
The east. 10 the direct pslh Of the err :
cine was q section OF passenger train No.
5, west bound, heavily loaded. Bul for
the presence OF mind OF q Telegraph ope-
ut)r at soisup, q collision would have
taken place. The engine was thrown
into a ditch 10 the nick Of time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
News of the Day.

Toe House met Friday when eIlogIes
on the life ard character OF the late Rep.
reieata,ivs Grlgss sc delivered.
Thue residel t, Of philadelphia drank
csrboIic acid yesterday. Two are dead
aud one may recover.
"Blg Tim" Sullivan says be will call
of the Jefffies Johnson 6ght ualsss the
forfeit money Ia all In by June 8.
The Italisn government seems likely
to ADOPT an autl-clsicial policy and will
abolish religion, instructions In the pub.
lie schools.
The ulionIsts 10 England are dit
heartened by the failure to made tariff
reform a Leading Issue at The next elec-
tons apd generally admit that they hare
been tutmauoeuvered by The liberal
leaders agreement with John Bed.
moud.
John T. Goldsborongh, for many
years q prominent figure in the Unt,d
States coast and geodttlc survey, who
resigned from the service sbou! two years
sgo, died at bis. home In Washington
yesterday.
Miles Poindexter, representative In
Congress from the Third Washington
district, t,Id an audience at OOop'r
UnIon, New York, last night, that The
only way to keep the country cat OF the
hands OF thieves Is to re-elett Theodore
Roosevelt president of the United STATS.
Tie Atlantic Trsnlpoit Line steamer
Minnehsha is ssbore at Scilly, near
Bishops Rock, on the souihWes, c0stt OF
England, about 80 miles from LSnd's
Fad, according to q wireless message re-
ceiyed from Der at Lloyds sIgnsl sht 90
ct the Llzird st 2;l0 this morniDg. The
Lloyd have wired ID Fslmtuh for as.
sis.ancs. The Minuehsha's passengers
are being landed. The captain remains
With the ship.
Ia wreck OF q locomotive found at
the foot Of steep embankment on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad nsuo6
gauge line teween Shippenville aud
Clarion, Pa, the bodies OF four men we're
found yesterday. They were those Of
Engineer Kelly, Firemen Watson, Of
Foxburg; d. Dspnisop, and NJ. Neulsud,
Of LUCINDA. The latter were friends OF
the engineer aud 6remep. The wreck
occurred curing the night at time whea
no other trains we're moving and 1t Is
believed thst the patty was having joy
ride 10 the engine cab.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
Train Wrecked.

Chicago. April 1S-A statement IVES
Issued todhy by officials ia the oRcs Of
the vlce.presideDt Of the Illnois Central
Railroad stating that three trsiumen had
been killed or fatally h ju,ed In wreck
OF en- Illinois Central train near jack
son, Miss, esrly lodsy. Ga aocoGn. OF
the storm south the wires are crippled
and il Is dficplt to get detailed infer
nation.
According to The ofIicisls, Jones
rroIesr, msil clerk, wss killed oni-
right, aud Mail Clerks Wood abd Lolita
are reported killed.
No passengers were hut. The wreck
occurred FIVE miles north OF Jackson, It
1890 0. 10. The accident wac CT u ed BY
q landslide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
EIectrocution OF a Murderer.

Auburn, n. Y, April Losing
bis nerve at The lsss moment, Earl B.
Hill, sged 10, Of OIconta, collapsed 10
his cell early today, Rnd had t. be car
RED ty the guards to the electric chair,
where he died with moan OF de- phi, %
his lips. When he was convicted on
May cf the mu DEE of Eldridge Davis,
a farmer, young II II went back 10 his
cell with laugh ADD jssr. When the
guard wet t to 81 rs cell they fCu I'd him
IN a p'Iiably condition. Unable to walk
he was seized aud csrried into the death
chamber. 'Ob, don's want TO see that
sH'ul chair" he moaned, covering bis
eyes with his hands Sinking IL to the
Sc, t. he cried, ooh, God, Ga, God, Oh,
God," and continued bis appeals utt !
the death tuuent ttilled bis voice. Dolly
one contact vas necessary ard in eight
minutes he was pronounced dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
MISSISSIPPI POLIIICS.

After endorsing the suggestion OF U.
S. Senator Leroy Percy that primary
election be called, 10 effect, to serve as IA
endorsement or repu iiaiiOn by the people
OF his election 20 Congress, the M ssis-
sIppi legislature adjourned sine die Ssiur'
dag after probably the most seOss:iou al
legislative session In the bi,tJIy OF The
state.
Fol'o wing a viuperative address Fri
day by Senator Percy, before a joiut SET
sion Of The legislature, 10 which he scatt
lUgly denounced Senator Bilbo, and ar
rAiGned his lsadIug opponent, for set g.
torial honors, former Governor Vsrds-
msu, whose cause Bllbo espoused, 1t wss
expected that Mr. Vlrdsmsn would sd
dress the Legislature 10 reply.
After q conference between Mr.. Var
dsmsu aud bis friends, however, 1t WAS
decided not to reply at this time.
The resolution as to the primary
adopted b. the legislature iDs'ruc!s the
ate democratic Legislative committee to
cell the election to select party seua.
tOrial nominee for the regular term which
will begin 10 1918 to be he'd curing the
month OF November of this Jear. In
this primary Mr.. Percy aud Mr.. Yard
man vii! both be csndidstes, Should
the result be nnfsvorsble to, Percy be
agreed, In bis address Friday to tender
hIs re.igustion as U. s. senator for the
pusert term to tha mex. session Of the
state Legislature, al appointment to be
made by the governor to bold uatil the
uomluee selected at the proposed pi
mary Is seated 10 1913.
Both 5enstor Percy aud Mr.. Vslds-
man have agreed to the plsn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
Senator AIdrich.

Providence, Z. l., April 1S.--Under
20 circumstances will Senator AIdrich
again be q candidate for reelection.
The positive s.i tement was made today
By General Brsyloo, known IS he re-
publican boss Of this stst'. H gives the
poor state of Adrich's health as the rea-
sou for his prospective retirement.
Washington, D. O., April Is Tho
immediate Development Of new leader
confronted the SeDtts today when Gen.
eral Brsyt1n's statement that Aldiich
positively will not be candidate for re-
election became known.
The "Old Gu.rd," though somewhat
prepared for the news was cesrIy discor-
certed By the pos tive manner In which
Brsylon made the ST. tmeD'.
The insurgents made little tf>rt 10
conceal their satisfaction. Ia the In
su.gsnts @iUg the possibility of the
power of the Senate passing from the
hands Of the "Aldrich ring" at the next
session Is considered strong. The elimi,
nation of Aldrich from the Senate will
mean almos. complete reorganization
Sc bis personal domIDation has been so
fsr-reschIDg that It sliected every phase
Of the Sensle's work. Sl1stor Hale 10
"second in Command TO Mr. Aldrich,
bat Mr.. Hale, ITO, is 10 poor bea tn add
has been unable TO sttend the sessions on
accouL OF i'll health during the last week.
Mr.. Ledge is looked upon as probably
ranking next to Mr.. Hale 10 the leader
ship Of the regulars.
% tle iu'u'gent side, 1t was said to.
day, Mr.. Oummius, Of love-, Is ptobsbly
the mos! likely leader, as be wtuld come
nesrer han any ether too represent the
In its general phase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
$l.5O and So each
Sixty-first Congress.
Second Sessi0n)
Washington, April IS.
SENATE

The frat batch ofpetiiions praying fol
women's suffrage Wss presented 10 the
Senate t.day by Senator Oliver. lie
DUBBED as the big bundle was turned 10
and did not make clear their purport im
media!ely. "Whst is the nature of the
petitioner inquired, Senator Hsyburn.
Wher' upon the clerk annou iced that
the petitions we're signed by 10000
womeu of Peunsylvsuis asking for the
adoption ofsD amendment, giving women
the right Of iufftsge.
a number of similar petitions we're
presented by other ssust)rs.
The resolution aFpIopristing f65, 600
t, Investigate prices sud wages, under
tbs direction of the special committee
Iuquiring into the increased cost OF living
Was taken up.
Senator Lodge explained that this
money was necessary II the committee
sscertained the facts and 1t could not be
done without this money.
The observation of Senator Hale, sew
ersl days sgo, that the information shtu d
be obtained Ia time for use during the
coming congressional elections were resd
By Senator Overmsn, who said hs would
cot obj ct II the committee Itself per.
formed the work.
At The quest Of Senator Money, the
resolution went over uatil tomorrow.
Consideration Of the rivers and hsr.
bora bill was then resumed.
HOUSE.
An attack from the democratic camp
based on a charge thst Speaker Cannon
refuse to observe on OF The rules made 8
lively OPENING number 10 The HouIe To-
day.
Mr.. Henry presented Whist he said was
a privileged resolution declaring:
"Thst the action of the speaker In re-
fusing each day to ascertain The appear
ance OF quorum before the reading of
the journal Of proceedings OF the pre-
vIou, day is iu'viola!iou o! the mandatory
provisions OF rule sub division and
other rules and subject to objection and
be Is hereby instructed to enforce The
msndste OF said rule"
Mr.. Payne (rep. N. Yr) floor leader
Of the republicans, made the point that
The resolution was not one of special
privilege.
Mr.. Henry gu ted these rules and
made an arg nent In favor Of his resolu
ton.
speaker Cannon said TIA. the role 10.
volVed WAS adopted 10 1889. 10 100
ye'r, The question brought up by Mr..
Henry bad never been raised In the
House.
1.-THE speaker, he Confined, "ss-
sumes the presence of q quorum all the
tine and thtt has been the universal
practice of the HOuIe In oil the history
Of the republic"
He did rot decide tut submitted to
the II 1use the question With Mr.. Heury'S
resolution was privileged. A roll call
was ordered.
The vote resulted ayes 100; rays 1862,
and thus The resolution was declared to
be ont or order.
With. the reso'u lon removed from
consideration, the speaker called up the
reg ar programme of the day.
A large Dumter Of petitions praying
Gor Women's suffrsgeltes we're presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
BASEBALL.

National League games on Saturday
re.ulted: A! PhilsdelphIa--Philsdelp
5; Brooklyn, 3. At OincinDsti-Chi.
cago, 10; Cincinnati, 6. At Boston
New York, 8; Boston, l.. At PltIsburg
-Pl tiburg ct. Louis game postponed
('air).
American League games re,ulted At
ugtou-WSshingloD, 4; Phlladsl-
phis, 8. At Oetroit-Dstrolt, 5; Oleve-
land, l. At New York-NeW York, 4;
BjsloD, 2. At Ohicago--St. LouIs-Ohi.
csgo game postponed (rsiD).
National League games yesterday re-
suited: Pit,sburg, 4; st. Louis, 2; Chi
esgu, 9; Cincinnati, 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
Hutel Again DynamIted

Salt Lske, Uts., Apil IS The
81, 900, 600 Hotel Utah now In course OF
construction, was dyuamited at o'clock
this morning, wreckiOg portion Of the
steel work and breskiug thousands of
dollars w,rh If Plate glass 10 tie
vicinity.
This bit | wss dynsmted about two
months sgo. The steel is btiog pot up
by tie Jones Construction Company OF
Sac FnnciscO, and non.unitn labor Ia
being employed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
Attempt 10 Abduct Abdul Hsmid.

London, April l8.-The Westminster
G'zatte today reports tbst smother bold
a't3mpt 10 abduct Abdol Hsmid, TIE
dsposed tu'tsn Of Turkey, bss been
hu'irsed by the imrrIdsrco of The
PlotIers. No details are given.
Abdul bas shown himself a willing
patty to any scheme of abduction, and
If his woult-5e kidnsppeTs can ever e.
cspe the guard, they will fnd, In all
probability, the ex-sulian with bis vslise
all p7cked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
New York Stock Market.

New York, April 1S.-1he' stock marke
opened with strong tone. fractional advance.
being made in nearly everything traded in.
IL .. m.-After the first few minUtss or
easier tone developed and prices in the later
trading during the hour generally tended
There was little change 10 conditions dur
ing the late forenoon. At midsdsy the mar
kel HaE moderately heavy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18

EIGHT Of the alleged nightrides Of
Grant county, KY, on trial 10 the u.
S. District Ccu,t at Oovipgtop, wtr-
found guilty by q jury on Saturday.
Fines ranging from 800 to $1,000 we're
assessed against the guilty by Judge
Cochran, who released the men on lheir
own recogniz'uces pending sn appeal to
higher courts. representative Osptrill
Fsceully on the Aocr Of the House denied
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18

Diarrhoes should be cured without loss
OF time and BY q medicine VII ch Ike
Cham herlsin's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy not only cures promptly
tu, produces no unpleasant after effects.
Il never fails and 10 pleasant and safe to
take. Sold by W. F. Creighton & 90.
and RicRsrd Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18

The executive committee Of The Phils-
delphia striking csrmec passed resolu-
ton last night directing the men to 20
back to work. although tina referendum
vote was !, 265 to stay GU, against l, 258
10 return.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18

Two inches aud quarter ofrsin fell
around LYncbbnrg Saturday night, three
iths Of an inch falling 10 ten minutes.
The storm vas accompanied by an cleo.
lrlcsI display which put q run Der OF
telephones on. Of com mission,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18

CURTAILMENT by the cotton mar ufsc'
tur5rs Of New England hiss thrown TO-
900 men Gu. Of employment. Another
rebuke to the prosperity howlers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
Fifry years'e1perience Of an old Nurse

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is he
prescription of one Of the hest female physic
Isns and nurses in the United ssstss, and
has been used for fifty years with oeve1.fsiI.
ing success by millions of mothers FOR their
children. II relieves the child from psin.
cures disrrhea, gripping in the bowels. and
wind coils. BY giving health TO tbs child /.
rasR the mother THsn'y-6Ys espk a bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18

A DECIDED drop 10 the price OF food
s.uffs is predicted within q month OF
two. Soeed the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18

that there were any nightriders In bis
st.t,. How does be account for the
convictions?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18
SWanBrOS
KING AND PITT STREETS.
Daily Deliveries to All Suburbs.
Manhattan
Shirts

We are now showing another large shipment of
the celebrated Manhattan Negge Shirts. The pat
terms beautiful and the quality better than
ever We are showing large variety in plain white
and neat fancy effects Make your selections early
and get some of the best patterns which cannot be
duplicated later. Choice,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18

| OSr ON Friday morning last, on north
- Washington, between Princess and Port
ner's Brewery. a bsby's pearl aud silver
BATTLE. Return to 500 north Washington
street and receive reward. arrlS 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-04-18

Mayor Gsynor's exciss plan for q
"dry" Sunday 10 New York was . hsI
tsilags,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-23
TACOMA HAS
ADOPTED NEW
POLICE PLAN
CHIEF OF POLICE DECIDES TO
USE COMMON SENSE
METHODS.

Tacoma's chief Of police, Ma
ioney, inspired by the example Of
Chief Fred kohler, Of Cleveland,
has adopted the common sense, or
"oolden Rule" policy for the police
department Of his city.
This news was carried in a Unit
ed Press dispatch to The Press.
The Tacoma Times gave wide pub
lefty to Chief kohler's plan Of pro-
tectins and saving early and minor
fenders, just as The Press is do
ing in Spokane, and Tacoma's chief
was quick to grasp the "hunch" for
improved service.
According to the instructions
contained in Chief Maloney's order,
no more plain drunks" are to be
arrested. Instead, they are to be
taken home by the patrolman who
encounters them, and persuaded. j
possible, to "cut II out"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-23
THE GIRL WITH A UBURN LOCKS
CARRIES FORTUNE ON HER HEAD

glory they can demand good
price"
The cause Of this fad has not
been definitely determined. Wheth-
er II is caused from desire to
look like a number of late pictures
or through belief In a statement
made some time ago by wealthy
Chicago millionaire, In which he
declared that red hair ruled the
world.
Inasmuch as the millionaire had
sandy hair he had a strong personal
interest in investigating the ques-
ton, and is known to have found
great consolation for his lack OF
blonde or swarthy comliness in the
creed that red locks are a badge OF
courage.
When you come to think about II
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-23
BY PARA DALTON.

No more poverty for the girl
wise auburn locks. Red hair, like
many other things, has become
fad, and according to reports from
a local hair dresser. people will pay
more for red hair than any other
shade. 1T isn't exactly red hair,
said the proprietress, but an au'
burn hair, People have begun to
see the beauty of red hair. and
there IL scarcely day goes by that
we do not have some fair maiden
with an abundance of blonde curls
come to have her hair touched up,
to make 1t an auburn hue like the
artists rave about. II is hard to
get a perfect match, and if any one
with auburn hair wishes to sell Il
few handfuls Of their crowning
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-23

there are number of great people
by which the statement may be
substantiated. If We believe what
tradition tells us Helen of Troy,
Cleopatra, Joan of Arc and several
other beautiful women had red
hair. The divine Sarah Bernhardt
Is the possessor of such hair, and
If ever there was hair of undenia-
BILE redness it is that abundance of
locks belonging to Mrs. Leslie Car
ter.
The greatness Is not limited to
women alone, but men OF great i'm
portance in history have had red
hair. Caesar, the greatest fighter
of them all, had red hair. Crom-
well, Napoleon, Shakespeare and
PaderewsM and an unlimited mum.
Der of others were known to have
had red hair.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-23
ONE CAR IN FREIGHT TRAIN DASHED
OFF TRACK WHILE OTHERS STAY ON

One of the remarkable accidents
local railroad offices the other
Northern
Spokane freight No 452 wesbound
the incline when
became uncoud dashed Off the tracks
pletely
The train made of about 80 loaded
the rest Of the waited for the caboose catch with
with recoupled, the Spokane
strangely discarded empty lying righofway
No 451 charge of Conductor Rayiuse and
when the accident turned into
offices bad smashup supposed been
the empty which deraled but slightly
damaged.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-23
MARCH ON CITY
HALL BEGINS
No Relief Probable Before Middle
of July---Disgraceful Con-
diti0ns.

Armed with tin buckets committee Of six the
lower end Of Ldoerood and Slater Walkers addition this
morning visited the city hall to make demand for water
The had left homes that without water this
morning. and being baked in their efforts look after
tic duties, concluded spend the time in call the
hall.
In the committee Mrs. A. c. Toms, Mrs. F. w. Ford,
Mrs J. A. Miller, Mrs. e. w. Hays Mrs c. n. Barnett The
ladies live in the vicinity Of eyrne and Gordon
Ldser"ood street of Division street the Slater
Walker Most the reside In the
that has been within the limits for 2
But little consolation afforded the from their
the city hail. At the offioeso the
Mayor Pratt the told that city hall
doing everything possible to bring reief They seemed
faith this told the
sections Of the city that have than water for all
while they had