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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-20
SHOREnAM HOTEL BURNED;
Two FIREMEn INJURED
Exploding Champagne Bottles
Sound Like Big Battle Is
In Progress.

Several dossn cases Of champagne
exploded early to-day during the
burning OF the Shorsham Hotel at
Clason Point. sounding like . battle
and showsrins firsmsn with fras-
msuts Of the bottles. The hotel was
entirely Destroyed. the ioss being
$4,000.
It was . two.story structure. part
frame and part Of brick construction.
The fire started In the basement from
IN unknown cause. Il was discovered
By william J. Meyers. nisht watch
man. who broke IN . door and aroused
Alexander Schmidt and his wife,
Marie. and their maid, Anna Rado-
witch. who were asleep on the second
floor Of the brick section OF the build
Ing. Schmidt 10 lessee Of the prop
srty. All got out safely.
Capt AcLoughlin Of Engine Com
pAny No. a. fell through Q hole In
the noor to the basement. breaking
his right arm. He was rushed TO
Lebanon Hospital In Q Fire Depart
ment automobile. With him was
taken Fireman Asterita Of Truck
Company No. u. whose right arm
was cut BY . fragment Of metal cell
Ing.
Tho season at Clason Point opened
yesterday. shd there was dancing In
which hundreds participated In the
big dance hail In the frame part OF
the burned building.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-20
SEVENTEEN nREMEN
PROMOTED ON MERIT,
AND WITHOUT A PULL
Battalion Chief, Four Cap
tains, Six Engineers and Six
Lieutenants Appointed.

Fire Commissioner Robert Adam
son promoted seventeen men In his
department to-day. william r. WILL
Jams was promoted to he Chief Of
Battalion. he being the first man on
the list for promotion. -Four new
captains were appointed as follows.
John Mclaughlin. John J. Nc Elligot,
william J. Foster and John O'Connor.
Six lieutenants named were Austin
Dobler. James Rown. Michael J. Nc
Carly. Gustave J. Dressier jr.. Louis
LanEs and Edward r. dublin.
Commissioner Adamson also APP
pointed six engineers Of steamers a.
follows: George r. McGinty. Rudolph
Elsie. William II. Robin, William Ell
liz. George Hemsach and John Oeiss
In making the announcement Com
missioner Adamson said the appoint
ments were all due to merit as were
the promotions.
Tho Commissioner made a speech
TO the men and was followed b,
Chief kenlon who impressed them
with tho fact that he himself had
risen from the rank Of fireman to
that Of chief by reason OF hard work
and not through political influence.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-20
SNAKE An ARTIST WHOSE
DEATH MUST Be PAID FOR
Owner Thinks Si70 From Film
Company Would Be Right for
Loss of Capable Python

Ae.dsath q an African Rock Ply.
49, u given in . summons and'com.
plaint died in the County Clerks Of
- to-day - cause for . suit
hPeuSAt by Michael Schliesser
aU.lsst tAs Thanhauser Film Cor
ysrss1oa. The python. known -
spAsyns." was an intelligent serpent.
eDDordiAg to sohliesser. and after her
ssgviess IN connection with . moving
yeetnrs production were contracted
~ he fchhesssr. put her through .
oogjes Ok rehearsals until he had her
tfelned for the call Of Curtain"
phryne acted for three days. and
0oAliegDer ASkS - for her services.
1ngiAootally - sAys that he 10 en-
t3tleA @ Sioos iorl his work a. trainer
~ Deomptsf. while for the death OF
- eerpent. caused. he says. by
svoooAlng cold while on duty, he
60 IN, which amount. he says. IL
80 and reasonable value for q py.
80 capable Of appearing as q NOV.
~ picture artist"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-20
YACHT SINKS LAUNCH;
THREE BADLY INJURED

AFtAr Woods. . surveyor. Of No.
- HAst One Hundred and Twenty
06veotA street. his wife. Ars. Annie
Wse1s. and Frank Stevens, an cngi-
nsss. q No. liz West Eighty fourth
stysse are recovering o-day from In
juB3eo suffered In . collision last night
v4teh sunk Mr.. Woods's launch and
al0o0t caused the death Of the three.
xAey had bsen at Coney Island and
WagS putting into Ulmer Park to
Ianohop when the sloop yacht Hattie,
In charge OF Frank Parsons OF No.
liz Nostrand avenue. Brooklyn. came
a1ens. - ipf
TIC steering gear broke and the
yacht and lsuaoh came together. The
1auneh was cut In two and its occu-
pants thrown Into the water. Tho
crew Of the sloop rescued them and
teek them ashore. where Woods was
found TO have . broken right arm and
internal tnyurles. Nr. Woods inter-
nal injuries and p fractured skull and
- ~ head.
Thsy refused to 70 to a hospital,
however. and . carriage took them to
their homes. --,zoHt .
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-20
USE ALIENS FooT.EASE,

The antiseptic powder to be shaken
into the shoes. II you want rest and
comfort for tired. aching. swollen. sweat
ing feet. use Aliens Foot-Ease. 1t re-
lieves corns and bunions Of al pain and
prevents blisters. sore and callous spots
Just the thing for Dancing Parties.
Patent Leather Shoes. and for Breaking
in New Shoes. II 10 the greatest COM
fort discovery Of the age. Try II to-doy.
Sold everywhere. Csc. Don't accept any
substitute. For FREE trial package.
address Allen S. Olmstcd. LIE Roy. n. Y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-20
AUSTRIAN EMPERoR'S
HEALTH GIVES CONCERN
Doctors Say He Is Up and Attend.
Ing to State Affairs, but His Con-
ditm Is Believed Serious.

VIENNA. Austria. April 2o.-''The
Emperor Francis Joseph passed a
fairly comfortable night. His health
otherwise Ia not unsatisfactory"
This was tho ofY'cial bulletin issued
at the place at schocnbrunn to-day.
II was also stated that His Majesty
rose at his usual early hour and
transacted official business. The
guarded language Of the oflicial bull
ietin caused apprehension In Vienna
that the Emperor's condition was
Eraver than was admitted by his
physicians. Fear was expressed In
court circles that unless the catarrh
from which he 10 suffering dimin-
ishes within q short time serious
complications may develop. Arch
duchess Marie Valerie, the Emperor's
daughter, arrived At Schoenbrunn to-
day from Wallsee. Beginning with
tomorrow, official bulletins ~ to HIS
MAjesty's health are 20 Be issued
daily through the Prcmier's ofnces In
Vienna and budapest.
The imperial Doctors bulletin issued
earlier In the morning said:
For a fortnight His Majesty has
been suffering from intermittent
hoArseness and catarrh Of the bron-
chial tubes but without any feverish
symptoms. o. Saturday, however.
His Majesty was seisod with an at
tack OF shiverins. His temperature
rose and there was also an accumu-
lation OF thick mucus In tho smallest
air passages Of the upper lobe Of tho
right lung"
In the course OF tho forenoon the
Emperor received . number OF court
oficials and the Hungarian Premier.
who delivered verbal reports to him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-20
Police TOPATROL
MIDDLE Of STREET
UNDER new IDEA
Commissioner Woods VIII
Experiment With Plan in
West Side Precinct.

PUalcs Commissioner Woods to-day
denied that Il was bis intention to
ahoaisA the hxed post system and de-
G1Arsd that this week would sec two
Gxpsriments for the better use Of the
Soreo.
ssIAs srsat problem" he said. rs
~ 70 Gavs ne people Of the whole
ETY. a. best protection. I an giving
60 district . separate and careful
oenly with she chief inspector and
Gho district inspectors and captains.
WhaG might b we'll for one district
uighs not b we'll for another. This
vesk ~ VIII try IN experiment on
~ est and west sides. Between
Furfy-sscond street and Fifty ninth
strsss tks policeman on fixed post
WIN b given . patrol OF one short
block. He will patrol this IN the
middle Of the street % that every one
may So him. He will b In view all
tAs time and easily available. That
win b done In the West Forty
seventh street station precinct.
In the East Fifty first street pre-
elnst mon Will b placed on duty In
80 osatrs Of the street corners whore
tAsee ere police signal boxes. They
W1n not only b available TO people
% ne strssts but also In touch with
the station"
Ths Commissioner said that he was
AlaD considertng an extension Of the
aGna Hight system. The signal posts
ere Attsd with green shadea. The sta
boa could get In touch with the
paerelman on the street by flashing on
thts hSht
IN some districts the fixed posts
Voek Ansly." he said, but In others
~ - well. We want TO get all the
0ogvics We can out Of the number OF
80 We have and there are outlying
| GGasoets where q man hes - much a
~ miles % cover. We are going
6sW1y aad hope 70 mako good prog.
L.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-20

to q large assembiase Of lawyers and
iitigants by County Judge Fawcett. who
had returned from two months "trip In
the South.
Judge Roy was introduced by Judge
Dixie. Congratulatory speeches were
Roy's inaugural were Maurice de Young
and Stephen n. Murray, labor leaders.
Judge Hyian began life as a railroad
man. leaving q locomotive engineers Job
10 become LAWYER
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-20
EDITOR SCOTT FREED.

High Court Gives Paterssa MAJ -
New Trial.
TRENTON. N. j.. April 3o.-rhe New
Jersey Supreme Court to-day reversed
the conviction Of Alexander Scott. Q So
cialist editor Of Paterson for sncourag-
Ing hostility and opposition to the gov.
eminent during the silk strike there
some time ago.
Scott was sent to state prison for from
one 10 hfteen years. The Supreme Court
found the Indictment faulty In that the
hostility vas not against any and ali
government ~ charged N the indict-
mont,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-20

UO1sSap ~ Iboes
Col Roosevelt does not know Of the
prospects Of war with Mexico The
former President and commander of the
famous Rough Riders" is stili UP the
River Of Doubt" In South America and
out Of communication II was stated at
the offices Of the Outlook here to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-20
NEW JUDGES UsHeRED IN.
brother Judses Present JsdGs
Hylan ana Judge Roy.

County Judges John r. Hylan and
Robert f. Roy. appointed by Gov. Glynn
to FIJI unexpired terms In the Kings
County courts. took up their new duties
day. Judge Hyian was introduced
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Files Suit Against
 Journal Miner Co.
A Prescott dispatch eaSs:-

Prescott dispatch sa's:-
 Alleging de!emstion of chsract r Percy V Coldws Il, sup rintenden. of the Pionser's Home iuetituted cult in the superior cour, against the Journsl- Miner Publisbing Company. The plaintiff seeks 70 collect S20 Goo in damages by virtue of a story and sn editorial which purpnrted to lay hare the existence Of condition. in the Pioneer Home.
 The c mpiaint does not go into de- tail eimp'y rspToducing the two sr- ticles which at the time of publication not on'y created a sensation in this city cut aroused the higher inner circles of Phoenix oficialdom to 6 point bo.deri' g upon investigator. Mr Gold se'l, in bis compIsint, es'imstes thst be has been damaged to rs amount of SIG, 900 by the initial story and an equal amount ss a result of the subsequent editorial.
 The trial, when it is held, probably during the June trial session, will be one of the most interesting ever heard here. The chs'ges preferred against Cold we'll are Of the eravest sort and their ,ubstsntia,iOn means the mos ( sen ationsl evidence heard on 6 local 3itnese ssspd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Large Cattle
 Sale in Arizona

Pr hahly :he largest sale of cattle ever transacted in Tucson vAs made Monday morning through Charles E Walker of the Consn'itated National bank acting Tor Montana stoct man and banker.
 10 ,OGO head of Sonora cattle were purchased from Sonora dealers and ihe purchase price is ip the ueigbbor- hood of s25O,0OO.
 One half of the cattle sill be sh:I ped immediately and the other half later. The fret shipment vii goto pastures in northern Texas.
 Some idea of he extent of this transaction can be lea-rei from the fact that it will nquire siI full trains of over 25O cars co ship the cattle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Ccchise CattIemen
 Meet at Wilcox

A Willc,I dispatch ssys:-
 The Cocaise County Stock Growers association me, here in ann dal session this morni' 2. with 75 menbers pres. eut. Alter eleotIng J c Page ss preri- dent and Thomss Allaire as secretary. the following committee CD solu- tiops was appointed: WM Riggs. q J Mckinney, Judge g M Mccall J B Cook, Frank Moore. Adjournment was then taken to allow the iomit,ee to | rmulste tb'ir resolutions The meeting will continue until tomorro~ noon.
 Already it is ceItsin that resolution dorsing the San Carlos dem project xIii te intr. daced, and probably
 sssed without opposition. A splendid social program hss beer prepsred for the visitrss by the Will cox hot This afternoon there is [ ball g.me ard horse rsces st the fsil grounds ., d tonigh, sh re will be { smok ' ard dance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
HoW's This?

We o1sr One Hundred uolisrs Re. ward for any case of Cstarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's CstarTb Cure.
 FJ. CHENEY 4 O., Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have known f.J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and relieve him perfectly honorable in sll business transactions and financially able ,e carry out any obligations mads bv his firm.
 wAIDIxe, KIxSAx & MARvu,
 Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
 Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken intel lAlly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system Testimonials sent free. Prioe 75 osntl per bottle. Sold h- all dueeists ~ e>-~ <S- .sssEsee6 .cte-eo ..s q .e HHkN
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Federal Game Laws
 Applying to Ariozna

Male dee, |. October I to December l6.
 Fems'e deer, spotted fa~u. elk. an- telcpe, sheep. goat. No open reason
 BoJwhite. grouse, pheasant. No open ses on
 vnsI, October l5 to February 2.
 Wild turkey, October to December 6.
 Dove and whi,ewing June Ito Feb rusry 2. Rail, gsllinule, September l to De- cember l.
 snipe, blower, yeilowlees. coot. duck and brandt, October l5 to February l, The above table showing the open and closed seasons on game in An. 1, sons is sn excerpt from the game lsw. of the Unite1 Ssa,es as sdopttd and signed by tn, President October l 1913.
 Where tbe federal law conflicts with the stats law. the former will tsks procedure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22

strusd to prohibi, the boards Of su- pervisors Of the vsrious counties of the s,ase from redis,ricting their counties in .upsrvisorAl di,tricts. bus. on the con,r.ry, v- hold that such districts should be made at the time prescribe d by the law We only advice you that because of the inconsistency of the law and tue dstes for fling nomipa- tion papsrs candidst-s for supersisors cannot be nominated and elec'eo from supervisorsi districts ct she next pri- mary and general election.
 "Yours very respectfully.
 tSigned) LESLIE 0 HARDY.
 Assis,ant Attorney General.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22

dipping into hole and filling ,thiry sect
 Tba Phoenix Gazette. which wac a bright newsy sheet under Mo-her'- management, now reads like 6 isst years almanac
 NJ D Scribner left yesterday for a trip to his old bone in New Orleans
 MT Chsrles Ssnberry and wife are registered at the Decide ntsI ho'el. Charlie is an old timer in Tomb-tone and will be remem bered as one of the ps.:y who accompanied Ed Schi.Felin to Alssks. CT Vincent has soI1 sp interest in the Rainbow and Jackrsbbit mines to Charles N rdiui. The Virginia City en.erpri.e ssys he population of that city is rspiely increasing from pstural csu.es. Az an evidence of what civilization ia doing for the Iodisn, we saw P ms .qusw bay c wire 5ustle in one Of cur stores yes'erdsy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22

In From Fairbank
 1 Jefi Milton the genial Chinese The
 .pector of Fsirbank e among the vis-
 tor- in Che county seat today ou
 hu.iness.
 Band to Reorganize
 The Tombstone City Band ia to be
 'eorgspiaed in the near future, and it -ee me ss if Tombstone will be sbls to enjoy her Saturday nigh: concerts in the city park again this cum mer.
 Leader Wm NcSpsrren is busy geI- ting thiI gs into shape for orssniss- .ion and when seen today ststed that
 t would not be long before nightly practice would bs begun and tbst . goodly number would be secured for the baud.
 In From Turner Frank Hand of Turner is among the sisitors in the city today on business. Proves Up On Homesteads Among those who proved up on h 1T h"mestesds in Tombstone today
 .eiore U s. Commissioner Fowler, sere Mrs J J McClellaud If Tom bstone .nd Mir E 8 Buster of Ft Huschuca. Hsuy homesteads are being proved up
 m of late
 In From Jastro
 Henry Street. superintendent of the Boqnillas Laad < Cattle company as Jss'ro was among tha visitors in the city yesterday on bus 'ness matters. Returns From Douglas
 Sheriff Harry Wheeler ard son, A'lyn returned hone this morning from Dougl 8. where they went to take the Sheriff's auto for repairs. Returns From Bisbee
 Douglas Gray, president Of the chamber of commerce returned home tbis morning from Bisbee where be has been for the psst few days on mining business. Great Success
 The moet bowling success of the season was the dance last night at Gage Hall given under the sn.pices ofths Protection Hose com oany, No 3 Dancing started at about g o'clock and the feginninG waltz witnessed more than seventy-fve couples on the flo r, which wss one of the largest cro~ds that has turned cut for some tune. Financially the hove report 6 success, having taken in something like $7O ~hich alter all expenses are pad will go to the firemsn's club fund. The con m ttee who had the ,ffair in hand certainly deserve credit for their work, and the music furnished by Messrs Hsrmon and Thom was well rendered, and enjoyed by all.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Blind Charley
 Crosses Divide

Word has been received announcing the death at the home of ihis son in Detroit. Iowa., of Charles Q1scken. bush, known here for more than 9 years e "Blind Charley He had eeeo in failing health for some time. Decessei vas about 55 years of ago. During his residence fere he was widely knoWn and had mssy friends. A year os more ago he vent east to bic SOD, bsiog then in failing health,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Prem Mondays Daily.
Returns from Business Trip

President Douglas Gray d tie Mschomich Mere ,ptile Compsny re- turued home yesterday from Bishee and Douglas where be has been fer the past few days on matters of . mining nature.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Looking Backward
 Twenty Six Years

Tombstone cen bosst of having tn boss egg eater e he got away with 2t for breskiast He has been crowir { abO Ut it all day.
 l There are twenty two sho:essl and retail iiquor houses in TombstoL, and there is no reason to go dry.
 A business man who bies cff bis nose to spite his face, or ID other words does not subscribe for or sdver tise in the PROTECTOR, is the loser not the PROTECTOR. The people who advertise, in this paper get the business, and you doo't see cob wets CD their windows.
 The arrival Of Mis- Nel'i- Ca. hmsn vas overlooked in the last issue Nellie is sn tld-timer in Tombstone and we welcome her back. BA Fickss aud family have gone to Shoenix to reside. From this date on s Tribolet says ths, he will only kill cattle that has all porter house stesks.
 The moving of bodies from the old cemetery Co the new began today about dozen bodies will be moved. JV vickers sold to w c Reid today a lot iu visua addition for $l50. Jos Psscholy and Peter F Hook ar to play a game oi billiards for $50 & side, ton sht.
 District Attospe, Ben Goodrich. U s MsrsbaI Meade and Charles MAuk were s'rivsls today. The face of Court Com missioner Englith is ~res,Led in smiles today [. his vile having presented him with 6 daughter
 A Mexican fell in a fit in iron, of the Crystal Palace today but . nrink Of "climb ber" booze vas .hot into hin and he was up in one of the cotton sood tree. on Fifth street acting ike | . equirrel . few minutes later. Val Caldwell was put CD as extra euard at the county jail this morning on account of business picking up at the Hotel de Slaughter. Domino whirt is ell the rage. A number of Papagoes with ponies for ale che.p were in town today. 4 fst mans club hes been cTganis. d in Tombstone. Ed Ferris is presi- dent, Sam Hastipg., vice. presideLt and Dick Gage Secretary and Iressur- CT.
 General Miles passed through Ben. con last night for WiIlcox: No clue hes been fouod to the mis cresos who fired the shot into the Palace Lodging hOu.e Sunday night.
 The Prescott Courier is in favor oI giving lands to the Indisns but it wants the land 10 be in ''severslity' sna the siie of each piece uf land for each l. dian to be the size of . grave four by six feet
 There were in the Pony saloon yes- terday by actual count al men whe
 had come to Tombstone in 79 and
 go.
 There bsviog been % much com.
 piains over the food dished dp ct tb, | jail by tbe Pacific Chop House, th'
 contract was cancelled and given |, Otto Gei-enhoffer. The pri oner , now strut around like "cocks C! tn wslk!" The soup. when its bean. ha
 more than one tean iu it. end ~hs' ! its chicken they don's let the hen fl . over is they really let her walk in # , That spesks we'll for Otto.
 Five prisoners in sbe county isii to day.
 Los Angeles has re'nsed to dor ate : depot site to the Southern Pacific. , sss not % very lonG ego that L n Angeles vented to give the P tt i. world. If it wAsn't f,r the P L If Angeles would still be the cattle rAne L. it used to be.
 CIV Leach wss psioiully injured
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Returns from Santa Fe

County Recorder Murphy returned home Saturday from a s;sy Of a few weeks at Santa Fe, N. NJ. Judge Murphy sss recently appointed ln- cone tax collec'or for Arizona. but it is not definitely knoEn when he sill take hold.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Enjoyable PartS

MAsier Douglas Gray entertained . large nuLiter of his email friends at the home Of h;s parents on S.tIidsy evening. Dancing end refreshments passed the evening sssy as most enjoy able one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Returns From Bisbee

Mise Grace Gallen arrived home yesterday from Bishee where che is attending school and will re main for several dsys on q virit with her Tar. ents, MT and Mrs Slime 6aIien before returning to resume her studies.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Will Not Pave Road

The board of supervisors held . special meeting last evening for the purpose of deciding the quest tion of the paving of the. Bi.bes. Warren road, way. Acting upon the opinion O County Attorney Gilmore the con. tract for the paving was cancelled All members of the bosrI WIT. pres snt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Arrangements for Ball

All arrangements for the big Fre- mans dance to be giveo at Gage hal, by Protection Hose Company, No 3 were completed at the ne tiug sstur- day evening at the engine house, and tickets wer prin'ed teddy fer tie sffsir. A large crowd has already been promis. d and every body should turn out and help the fire boys ss we'll ss Tor c good time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
To Play for Dance

IU TIdy IUT UdhCe TT ThOmss arrived this mrraiu, from H. reiord. M- .rs Tfomts ard Harmon will furnish the mus,c fo, the big dance at Gage Hall tonight under the auspices of tte Pro ectiou Hose Conpsny No 8.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
Official Irin

Supervisor Rock and C!srk Ks E.. mot"red to Turner ye.terdsy on . road mission returning home in the Siternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
F>o m Tuesdays Daily
Excellent Program

Don't miss The Millio si,e Coz. boy" .t the Schefi eIiD { night. Ad' In from His Ranch
 Ttomss Haberstok was . vi.i'o' in the ely today to purchs,e supple f,r his Iarcb in the foot hills oi th. Drsgocn mountains.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-22
School Census Increased IS

By tte school census just taken of the Tombstone schools the report shoss that during the past year an increase of l5 pupils was had, which speaks very w' II for our school. An election for Trustee will be held OR the 18th of the present month to fill the place of Mir F. K Flscb the r,tiring official and 1t is no, known as ye, ~ho will be up for the plsce. Friend of Mir Fisch, howev are are trying 10 urge him to accept the pominstion for an. other year but it i- no, known wheth. er or not e W II aocept.