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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15
PHILA. PHYSICIAN
PREDICTED DEATH
Nerve Specialist Predicted Death Fe'
}. A. Maurer " Not Immediately
Operated Upon.
UNITED DOCTORS AID HIM.
Nom Surgical Methods OF Trsatnen
Prove Suceessfui-Family'
Statement.

For years. my father. MT. J. A.
Maurer. OF Rural Route No. .. Frei-
dene. Penna. had suffered terribly
from nervous attacks. which In the
last two years became so bad that he
was unable to get about and made n
unsafe for him to be a'>ne. said Mrs.
r.. II. Stahl in her stateiNnt regard
inE the present and former condition
Of her husband.
OF her father.
His face would get all drawn out
OF shape and at times these nervous
spells would get very bad" continue
Mrs. Stahl. and we decided To take
hir1 to the greatest nerve specialists
in philadelphia. which We did. only TO
meet with more discouraGement.
They told US that he would die
on the train going home or at any
II mute II he was not Immediately
operated upon. for he had a brain
tumor. Fathe. and the rest OF us
dreaded this operation on account OF
his weakened condition and his a,c.
and refused TO allow them to operate.
We got him home safely and one
day We heard Of the United Doctors
Cwho have their Wheeling institute OH
the second floor Of the McLain BLDG.
~ - Twelfth street, and we took hin,
to them. though in very doubtful
frame of mind. for after so many fall
ures by other physicians We had lost
hope.
That was two months ago and we
now want everyone to know he has
almost fully recovered. His face IL
TO longer drawn out of shape. his net
vCus spells have disappeared and what
pleases him most of all is that he -
able to 20 about town alone ONE
again.
we are more than grateful to tn
I med Doctors for what they have
done for him. and make this statement
to the public so that the sick people OF
Wess Virginia and everywhere will
know the value OF the new system or
rrrdiclne and will know where TO 60 II
ind quick relief from suffering and
cIse:-se.'
The statement made by Mrs. Stahl
end for her family Relates again what
e. being done daily in United Doctors
institutes.
1hc United Doctors treat. among
other ailments. chronic and deep sea-
ed diseases of the nerves. blood. heart.
HVer. Kidneys, bladder. spine. brain.
i9cludinE rheumatism. epilepsy. pas
alyfiS. gall stones. goitre. dyspepsia.
constipation. neuralgia. loss of nerve
force. rupture. asthma. dropsy. ca
tarrh. deafness. weak lungs. rectal
troubles. weak back and diseases Of
women and diseases OF men.-Adv.
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Harry King. Jr.. Earl Hedges. Harry
Lutz. Ankle Steadman. Chem Branum.
Joe weyrick. Alfred Somehow. The
following Is the dance program TO be
rendered:
Two-siep-"Those Ragtime MeiodieA"
Waltz-"Come to the Ball"
Two-Step--In Ny Harem-"
/ waltz--Dru,d's Prayer"
Two-Step-"Hello. New York Town"
Waltz-"Enchantress.
Two-Step-"on the Mississippi
Waltz-"when I Lost You"
Two-Step-"Be My Baby humble Bee"
Waltz-"After All That I've Been 10
You"
Two-step-"Take Me to the suwanee
Shore"
waltz-'Sympathy"
Two-Step-"fiitcky koo"
Waltz-"My Dear
Two-Step-"Row. Row. Row.
Waltz-"Good-bye. Everybody"
Extras.
Two-step-"when the Midnight Choo
choo Leaves for Alabam."
Maltz-"A Perfect Day"
Two-step-"Good. Good. Good
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Entertainment Given.

The elcution classes al - AlphonSus
church gave AN entertainment in IL.
music hall MONDAY evening AMI tie fol-
lowing We're among thos,. who rartirf-
patel In the program. Miss Angela No
Fadden CAV" readings Jerry and ri. -
Last Token n vocal duet was rendered
~ Miss Carrie Weight and Miss Louise
Frederick ana Miss Millcrut 1iaul-y
gave a ruuSitit reading u \u can NarYH.
Both Of lem" gud That old Sweet hart
Of Mine Miss Agnes b'D'ouu.r ra.. a
reading The Legend 81 tine br-art
Builder" Miss Anna carson sang THE
Spray ~ Roses ami " bt'srf-ct Dtv.-'
Miss G"nevieNe Mcdonald sang Love
The Hedler Ht~t two included ITO
ylaylet Miriam and tie east ~ chlract-
80 Included Miss Angela NcFadG.u
~ 80 Mary Agnes OC0uu-- MISS MIL
cent Haniev. Miss virginia Gavin and
members OF the class.
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How TO Eat.

In the first place. never come to table
with mind full OF worries and troubles
or In irritable state OF temper, nor
again. should you attempt to eat when
very fatigued. says physician. Both
these states tend TO diminish the blood
supply to the digestive organs and there.
fore to hinder digestion.
DO not read or study when eating. but
also do not sit glumly silent; a !i.tle
pleasant conversation ~ helpful and pre-
vents one getting into the obnoxious and
dangerous habit OF boiling ones food
Masticate your food thoroughly. The
preservation OF the teeth depends largely
on the use or misuse OF them at meal
times: TO maintain them In health and
strength they must be given plenty OF
work to do.
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Pittsburgh. where he spent Sunday as
the guest of friends.
Major q. ". Ituthers returned to
Parkcrsburg Saturday after a briv;
business trap TO this city.
Rev. August e. Kaschv has returned
from SteubenVille. where he occupied
the Pulpit Jf Zion Evangelical church
on Sunday.
Robert Frame IS slowly recovering
from severe attack OF ~ phuid fever.
Miss Mary kearns. or the Associated
Charities. returned last night from u
short visit At her home In Newark, -.
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Card Party.

Mrs. James McCaun. oI Wuetfluc. who
Is visiting relatives and friends 300 tuis
city was honorcl on Friday afternoon at
card party ~ lovely arraugcdmont~
given by her sister. Mrs. NJ. J No
Namara. AZ her residence on - Marv'S
avenue. Spring blossoms and ferns
were arttsttCally arranged about tie
apartments and here the afternoon Na~
deltghtully spent iu playing bridge
whist At fiV" o'clock a luncheon IF
lovely appointments was served Just
the members OF the whist club were IN
attendance. -- ParSersburs Dispatch
News.
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VI 'TT"T unI'IT"N N no InfcIIiCon-
Ger Monday In a list "f names. copied
from SUNDAY paper. li-s. Gibson =
~. furiul luncheon on SATURDAY, Was
given for Mr.. r. : 60 ~. Of Sew York
and Miss Mary Virginia sands The
guests should have read. Miss Mary V
Sings. Mrs Arthur Greer Hubbard.
Nrs Joe Speid-l. Jr. Ms Eu-ens III
dreth III Mr. T. = CLARK Mrs Lee
PAUL Mrs. Arthur Irwin. Mrs. ". W
Holloway.
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Pichartln-Hannon.

The wedding Of Miss I:r,ua Harmon
and Mr. George WtI.au t;t,7lurds. II
Elm Grove. took place a. the PiraouIse
OF the stone cnurrl Rev I.rWliNu Of
fciating. The wyddils vas Iuict ami
Mr.. ana Mrs. Richards Will make tu.lr
home in Elm Gro.s
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Special This Week Only
Basle's Italian Wal 10
nut Cream. per III. Nv
BASLES
THE HOME OF QUALITY"
Twelfth and Market Sts.
joe ChapIine Streei.
EeHt 60 conrt 71e'tre. Both phones

WHAT ML fHH
vs." huut .p thc Voi,e and make o.
rfrHr.I
We remedy IoHr4.ucae an bronchial
fff.
We frYIr t.e fncmurv in both voice
HuI .tfu fu ONO fa able Co. perform
nifh..f f.rIf ufHaf.
W.. f.. A.o.|r. Mandolin Plano.
Voice. Classical iunrinE. Expression
...I N-..f. H.fuIr
If.f."u WI .u rsI.n Of Hff
N rurDirI fuuT f4 ref neffr for any
N".fHt rrIfI uurnle CO. pat
Concerts HHf fs.|f ttIuf.s eItfu once a
I..unf Irrr ~ charge
''.r .n.t Iu.f .ft Hrt Gre best that can
"IE|
MICS GE' D. tNBIEN. Directrcss.
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Dance Tuesday.

The lance 90 Ice given by ths Young
Men ~ t.e Elh~ club On TUESDAY - =
ching IS attracting To littIe attention.
WrightS ~aIaphoue orchesfra ~ Co
lUn5I~ VIII furnish the music and rhe
committee is composed ~ M.SSrS-
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SOCIETY
Children's May Party.

The children vino are To- take part IN
the On ildrens May Party AT the Anon
society club rooms on Mdy .. aye re-
quested To meet in LIE pdrlpis COZ tho
club on Friday aft -rtc "a promptly At
-FOUR o'clock to reu-trSc ar ;Ae affair
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say mat he can onsiIy dunno simple words suggest
that be begin by refining very common word like
animal Tho chances hundred to one that he
viii not be able TO do II correctly
Remember. definition NAV escribe the thing 10
be refined perfectly and yet not be a GOOD deaultlon
For 1t Ist not only describe that thing but must
also exclude al others. and unless ~ docs that Il
not n real definition
Most Of us are too apt 10 think Of The dictionary
az very stupid book. Go be consulted only when VS.
want TO know how 10 spell a word. and at even then
n We can set the Information IN any other way That
Is OH wrong II We want 90 understand the English
language. ought 10 consult dictionary easily and
often. u wanted child 70 learn 10 cxTress himself
veil in written and spoken Engsh-and 7 know OF no
valuable tool with which VOL fnr sccn.n than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15

AIRS. Arthur Irwin on Monday afternoon
at her home ~ Fifteenth street. as n
compliment TO uer n'"ce. Mrs. Raymond
skinner clark. OF New York, nee Helen
Burt. VIII" Is the guest OF her mother.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Burt on the Island. Mrs.
CLARK is one fine Faull-Sands we'd
ding party. Miss Mary Virginia
sands. was also an honor guest. Mrs.
Louis Andre. Of tae Brou..side Inn was
tie caterer ana the decoration vas sim
pi- ANA art site. with spring blossoms
rScl effectively. Tue:" we're covers
FOR the following guests.
Mesdames-
Raymont : Clarh. Arthur irwin.
Arthur Hubbard. ". ~ Holioway.
I-atnne McI.aln. \. :. Whitley.
Lyman Kirkpatrick., !. ~ Baum.
y. -. BuTt. az Nlf~td PAUL
WellshurE. las. Matthews.
Miss Mary V. Sands \. y. Wheat.
srrs. Becke-'s Danco.
The following * a copy OF cards re-
Els Auditorium
Friday evening. April Is. 1913.
Dancing
Smiths Saxaphone Orchestra
H. OF Springfield. Ohio
Mrs Maude Srooncr Becker Informal
Copies 81 o." FOLLOW ing cards have
been received In the city:
TFp Arlington GlIh
Requests Your Presence
At Their seventh
Private Dance
To he Held Vt
Carroll Club Auditorium
Thgrsdav Evening. April l.. i?i3
Dancing to II Me.st.r's orchestra
Committee.
J. ". Nemnus
~. q. richards
.. ~. seal.
\. a. Iiarhrook
=. e. GivsuS
II. \ Porter
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INC Indians of Patagnnla"-
Bellairo Dance.

An Informal dance will he given in
tle new Elks Club at Rellaire on Thurs
gay evening and the committee in
chnrge Is composed OF Messrs BusktrL
Campbell. Fred. Blackburn. and Upper
man. \ large attendance Is expected
the music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15

The y. r. l.. q \. y. club viii give
their dance at their nail On seventh
street Thursday. April l.. All the
members viii lie present ana u TN. tune
l. anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15

4 good plan when embroiderinE or
thin muslin or silk is 10 tack "a piece OF
soft muslin underneath and ernbroidei
through ~. This keeps the material
from ruc.inR up. and the muslin car
easily be cut away with sharp scissors
round the patterns when finished.
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T I'D a
/ don't simply a OF its butt
accurately define a a $ he tonary
ouvfuzet
jolt Of surprise when you End how difficult
out out howm
OF them could We really define? Not probably
We don't really no" the full meaning Of half the
OF
" around te adnR lamp bring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15

that ability
he and
With hosfTru which probably a
touay
Definitions u two books.
should ng liked md
to the dsn-
millions " viii BE-
Tor the
Samuel Johnson
compiling
mcn Since trying dchne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15

1-JOlts. jars, strains, falls, cause
displacement of vertebrate.
2-DispIacement of vertebrae causes
pressure On nerves.
NERVES regulate and control every
action and function of the BODY.
Pressure on nerve causes abnOr-
NAL function in the part supplied
by said nerve-this is called dis.
ease.
cHlRoPRAcTlc Adjustment removes
the pressure and health returns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15
Island Literary Climb.

The following Is tho program 20 be
rendered at the meeting OF the Island
Literary Club, on Wednesday:
Life carries with IL the possibilities
OF perpetual growth"-Bradford. .I'ru-
quay and Her Possibilities. -
"Montevidio the Attractive" ...
The Indians OF Patagonia" ....-
....-.... -..--............M Mrs Burke
man Is commonly made or unmade
Tor NE. by the use which he makes of
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Bidge Luncheon.

\ pretty hr'dg" luncaoon was given hy
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NTELLIGENCER WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
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ysc +e4ss<szsEe #s%tz e1e-ne4 e-~#S.~,.-
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
By Ruth Cameron

>" '7'eA's '"'* s#'*sE INSTRUMENTATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-14
Confined from page +

'ihc' disadvantage in the columns Of the
newspapers and magazines. where any adj
NeTuscr with a sufficiently fucnt-ahcm,-
imagination, he dwelt meaninqlv on the
last word, would be able TO assert the same
excellence for his product that our traditions
would force us to fulfill"
ne paused, and favored Samuel with an
other smile.
"Sothcrcyou have your side, and trust see
Ildl our determination TO abide by existing
methods Is really founded upon careful re-
lection and not inspired by bigotry.
AIr. hickman Tuylcr, sobcrly declared
solder, there are various ways to skin cat.
Every man lives TO learn, and have learned
something TINS morning I'm mighty glad
TOOK TINS trlp. We are not SO far apart as
either OF us thought when we began. I'm
gong on the floor night now and buy the
biggest bill of goods YOU ever shipped west
OF Chicago. But ] will place il with one
condition.
And that Is, inquired the manufacturer
THAT YOU put into "a letter the things you
have Just SAID 20 me.
81 am sure that ] DO not understand how
such letter can SO vitality affect your de-
cislon; but. lndulgcntlv, 81 see no reason
why ! should not acccdc TO Your request.
Good. Mail II 10 me within the next few
days. We've started something this morn
ing and who knows but ! am going 20 be
the biggest friend tina, this house has ever
had.
81 sincerely trust so, heartily rcJoined
Bcckman Tuylcr "Gooddav. Sir.
81 rather pride myself that have CON
verified that Young man remarked the
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MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER IA. 10

checks ana gTaNclV made their FIRST venture.
Into the capacious wallet Of Burmah zones
went the narrow slips Of paper
Now, he said brisIy, 81 shall see TO II
that your deeds are fOrthcOmin' at once, and
in the time II takes 10 get EN- ready you
shall have my receipt
"Oh, never mind that, Mr.. ZONES, we trust
YOU. The Colonies introduction is enough
for me, stoutly asserted Tommy, and into
this chorus Joined Pick and Little Billy;
while Kirby began 20 feel like an outsider,
but was still too cautious % venture.
Burmah observed the thin, drawn scowl
OF Kirby eyebrows. and decided that this
young man might give trouble, and began
placing mental scntincls on guard. Pr
vatcly he had learned that Kirby was the
wcalthicst Of the young men from Chat
tanooga, hence he rather resented 1t that
Kirby did not chip into this jackpot that he
was arranging; but not SO much as 81 QuVcr
Of IN eyclash betrayed this distrust.
EVERYTHING has TO have q head TO It,
- he observed, leaning back and feeling
the crinklc of seven thousand dollars worth
Of drafts and checks in his pocket. Its
only right that YOU young men should get in
with me now. and boostins what makes the
globe whirl If there wasn't somcthin' TO
keep it rollin', it might drop ont through
space, and become as dead as the moon; so,
as I'm the one that's dom al the hirin',
under the Coloncl's suggestions, I'm goin
10 say somcthin' more. Thcrc'n be no law
business in Port Hatch for sometime; but
we need 81 lawyer mp there.
The quartet agreed on this.
l. .at.r
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
GOOD PRIZES WILL BE OFFERED
IN THE VARIOUS EVENTS
THAT ARE SCHEDULED.

The state tourney in which partici-
pants in the art Of shooting at clay
birds will be present from over North
Dakota, as well as crack shots from
other states, will take place in this
city June 22nd and 23rd, according to
present arrangement and the Queen
City G club is making great pre-
parations for the event
This shoot will be participated in BY
the crack marksmen from all parts Of
the state and some good records are
expected this is registered tourna-
ment, and the Interstate association.
composed of the leading cartridge com
panies of the country, have offered
prizes to be distributed among the best
shots.
In each of the two days there will
be 10 regular events, eight OF them
being Is targets and two 20 targets,
making a total of 800 targets to be
shot at. These events count in the
averages only. Then there will be the
so target shoot for the state cham
pion. Twenty-Five targets will be shot
at each day. There will be a two
man shoot of rs targets. Each man
of the winning team will revceive a
cold medal in addition to share OF
the entrance and added money. A
A four men team shoot will be held
% targets. Members of these teams
must be residents of the same town
and m embers of the same club.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
NORTHERN GROWN SEED CORN
GRASS AND FIELD SEEDS.
II. j. OLSEN co.,
Moorhead, - MINI.
Write today for catalog.

Coal Harbor, N. D., June 3.-Edith
Nelson, aged 1e, daughter of Nels Mel
son, a farmer living two miles south
west of this p1acef was shot and in
stantly killed at 4 p. m. today by her
brother, aged 10. The shooting was
purely accident and her brother is al
most frantic with grief.
The young man was loading a shot
gun, preparatory to going rabbit hunt
ing and while he was arranging the
shell in the weapon the gun exploded.
The entire charge entered the girl g
back near tht spinal column. Her
father notified doctor at Underwood,
seven miles distant, who raced to the
home in an automobile, but death was
instantaneous.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06

they will visit before going to Madi-
son, Wis, for the summer.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Saturday evening at the Alexan.
der fat in the Locke block by some
of the girls Of the eighth grade. The
occasion being Ellen Cochrane's six
teenth birthday. The evening was
spent in games. After which stump.
tuous lunch was served by Mrs. A.
Alexander assisted by Mrs. N. A. Way.
Miss Ellen was presented with many
beautiful presents. Those present were
Grace Nimo, Clara and Retta Thomr-
son, Lila West, Esther Lasham, Mar
garet Marshall, Marie Wines, Nett;e
skurdahl, Lillian Connors. Thelma An
derson and Helen Miller.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
BROCKET BOOTLEGGER IS GIVEN
GOOD STIFF SENTENCE BY
JUDGE BUTTE.

Jos. Miller, Of Brocket, was before
Judge Buttz today, charged with blind
plugging. Miller evidently thought his
case was hopeless, as he entered plea
Of guilty. This didn't get him much
with the Judge, however, who with an
evident desire to discourage the traf-
fc, handed him neatly folded pack
age, which on being opened, was found
to contain a sentence of 80 days in
the county Jail, along with fine Of
1925. And just for good measure the
sentence provided for Is additional
days in Jail in case the fine was de-
faulted. Miller is sitting up and tax
ing notice.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
CLUB WILL SEND LECTURER OV-
Err THE WONDERLAND TRAIL
TO STIR UP INTEREST.

Arrangements are now being made
to send a lecturer and organizer over
the route Of the Wonderland trail
through from Duluth to Spokane. This
man will hold meetings in the county
seat towns and with the cooperation
of the different state organizations,
organize the counties, instruct them as
to the plan of work, sell and show how
OF erect the signs and get the entire
movement under way at once. The ma
tional glidden tour which comes thru
in July will use this trail from Grand
Forks to Glacier National park and
it is desired that it be in good con-
dition by that time.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
KIC, LOST HIS LIFE
IDENTIFIED BY CARD FOUND
IN POCKET.

Steele, N. D., June 3-"In case of
accident, notify Joseph Kic, Daven-
port, Iowa." was the note found in a
diary taken from the clothes of Jere-
miah Kic, killed by the cars two miles
east of this city.
The victim Of this accident had ev
identity lain down beside the rails and
used his hand and railroad tie for
a pillow while he rested. Whether
he met with foul play, or had intended
to commit suicide is still question
with the authorities here.
From the memorandum made in the
diary taken from his pocket his age
was given as 90 years, and other no
tations gave the information that he
was on his way from Helena, Mont,
to his home in Iowa.
His father, Joseph Kic, as indicat-
ed in the notebook, was communicate
ed with and wired a guarantee of the
payment of 500, if that would cover
[the EXPENSES to have the remains of
his son sent home for burial.
Young Kic had been at Steele for
two or three days and when last seen
was at restaurant, where he ate a
meal with two suspicious looking
strangers. These two men left the
restaurant ahead of Kic, who after
wards started down the track alone
and was not seen again until after he
had been struck by passenger train
train No. 4. When the engine Of the
train struck Kic it threw him some
distance from the track.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-06-06
FIFTEEN MEN WILL MAKE THE
TRIP TO BISMARCK TO CON
VENTION.

Devils Lake will be we'll represented
at the fire department tournament to
be held at Bismarck, June 10, II and
10 according to present plans Of the 10
cal department which elected delegates
last evening to the state meeting.
The delegates from here are Charles
Russell, chief; Chemical Engine-Snell
Dawson ~ Nimmo, Hose company
Jewell, Brainard and Turner and Hook
and Ladder-Doheny, Kneeshaw and
jacobson.
Fifteen men will take the trip and
appear at the capital city in the par
ade in full uniform.