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HORSES AND VEHICLES

BAY TEAM FOR sALE-Horse and mars
well matched fat and rugged, weight
$500 RS. Go sound kind TO work sl2s
hcld VI s7t6i
FOR SALE-Morxan mare. good driver
worker or saddle horse also wagon. Gig
common trailer and camp bungalow trailer
NJ w. Carleton. q Highland Ave, Tel
44i-M. e5t
DRIVING HORSE-Handy on rake weighs
about 900 phone 29B-l4. Peoples line. o.
wrix Glenn W. Hersey. Willismstown, VT
e5te'
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ROOMS TO RENT

10 RENT-Fcur cescr rcu-s a. iarrs
frort roo-- zrt Seer. incui-s q o4i1-
Ian house. IL Scrth Nsin srrs-t ~
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s4As
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Intereet from
Different Sections.

The Warren Lincoln mountain road
has been completed and the supervisor
OF the Job drove his car TO the top OF
the mountoin when the work was fin
nished.
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Fred Foster OF Rutland has been in
o serious condition this week as a
result Of drinking ammonia poison IN
place Of medicine which he had been
in the habit of taking before break
fast. He is in the hospital at Rutland
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

All kinds of real estate; farms. all sizes
and locations village properties, all kinds
stores, feed and saw mills: cottages
at Joss pond call and see us write or
telephone what you want II you mean bus
mess: we can sure show you the goods
prices and terms right.
A. r. COLE and P. S. ROGERS,
Agents,
Marshfield, VT. 72h
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Fred Layalley, sentenced to state
prison in Windsor from northern Yer
mont for operating a still, escaped
from the state prison at Sherburne
Tuesdoy morning and has not yet been
unprecedented. Lavalley was committed
from Eden June 5, 1922. to serve three
months. and was working on the state
highway wit other prisoners when he.
made his escape.
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The Vendor Slate company of YER
mont, Inc, has filed an affidavit of
proposed issue with the secretary OF
state showing that $50 shares Of com
mon stock and $50 shares Of preferred
all at a par value Of 500 per share, IS
to be issued for cash The company's
main Office is located in Poultney, and
the affidavit is signed by John r,
Shank and Richard Griffith.
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,. A PERRY. Auetisnscr.
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For SALE

FIRST CLASS HAY FOR SALE Also wa n,
good man for general farm work Eu.
gene Bedard. West Hill. Tel. 52i-M. est;
G0oSERERRIEs FOR sALE-At So Pleas.
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Light colors, assorted Patterns. "a to z
yds pieces. 3 NJ. Bundle about is yds
si.Tb post paid. Walter Scott. Box lao,
keene. n H. q6u
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PERSONALS


Miss Katherine Miller of Locust
avenue Is spending several weeks
with relatives in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sturm Of
Morgantown and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Sturm Of Warrington we're
weekend guests here Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. sturm at their home
on Wheeling street.
Mrs. Harry Pratt is i'll with ner-
vous prostratlon at her home on
Barnes street.
Mrs. virgie S. RAIDER has return
ed to her home in Chicago after a
visit with her mother, Mrs. N. o.
MeGuffin, at her home on Benoni
avenue.
Mrs. ]. E. Sutton and Mrs. Ira
L. Smith left this afternoon for
Clarksburg, where they will spend
the day and attend the Elks min
strels there tonight.
Mrs. Carrie v. Carpenter, who
spent the winter here. left this at
ternoon for McKeesport, Pa,
where she will visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Walter c. Shaw,
and family.
James p. Moreland and Thomas
Ray Ollie Of Morgantown and
Charles L. Hickman of Clarksburg
were In the city last evening at
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Entertninetl Friends

Miss Mary Walter who Is a stu
dent at st, Joseph's Academy in
Wheeling and who was at home
to spend the Easter recess, was
hostess yesterday afternoon at the
home Of her father, George A..
Walter on First street, at a lunch
con Of pretty appointments. Eas-
ter effects were prettily used in
the table decorations. The guests
included, Misses Mary Katherine
Hanley, Edith Sumpter, Louise
Russo. Ruth Swiger, Dorothy
stealey, Margaret Guth, the latter
Of Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Social Calendar
Tuesday

Court Joan OF Arc, Catholic
Daughters Of America, will meet at
1880 at the X. OF c. Hall in Main
street.
Dent Hive No. 7sS will meet at
1880 at the knights Of Pythias Hall.
The Teacher Training Glass Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
will meet at Z O'Clock in the mu-
sic room of the church.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety and the Girls Mission Circle
OF the Central Christian Church
will give program at 7:45 o'clock
in the church.
Division No. 9 Of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Diamond Street
Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet at 1880 o'clock in the home
OF Mrs. E. A. Crosse ip Pittsburgh
avenue.
There will be a meeting OF the
Kings Helpers OF the Grace
Lutheran Church at 1880 o'clock
IN the home OF Miss Margaret
Frischkon in Virginia avenue,
Miss Margaret Harden will be the
leader.
Five divisions Of the woman's
Auxiliary Of the First Baptist
Church will meet at 1880 O'Clock
as follows: No. /, in the home OF
Mrs. W. A. Lawler in Vermont
avenue: No. 3, in the home OF Miss
Mary Powell in Jefferson street:
No. 4 In the home of Mrs. G.. B.
Moore in CASTOR avenue; No. s In
the home OF Mrs. Ada Doolittle in
Oliver Avenue; No. 6 In the home
OF Mrs. Charles E. Mumford in
Edgeway avenue, Edgemont.
The Alice Sheppard Missfona: {;
Society Of the NJ. P. Temple will
meet at 1870 at the homo OF ,as
Rev. and Mrs. j. c. Broomtield
On Fourth street.
The Good Time Club will meet
at 1880 ut tho home OF Mr.. VIII
liam Jenkins on Ridgely avenue.
The Women's Missionary soci-
ETY. and the Girls Circle will hold
their thank offering service at
E46 at the Central Christie~.
The women's Auxiliary OF
Helntzelman Post OF the Amerl-
can Legion VIII meet at 1880 at
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tending q meeting d the board Of
governors Of the West Virginia
Sons Of the yReyoi lion. The meet
ing was held at the Fairmont.
( Gordon Greer Of clarksburg
was a visitor here today.
Miss Rose Sweeney Of Morgan
town Is the guest OF Miss Blanche
Colborn at her home in this city.
Miss Beatrice Amos is confined
to her home on Main street with q
badly sprained ankle.
DR.. ]. NJ. Deahl Of the state uni
versity was IN the city yesterday
visiting the Falrmont High school.
Miss Frances Frost Of the Fair
mont High School faculty has re-
turned from Williamson. Mich,
where she was called by the
serious illness OF her mother
shortly after Christmas. Her
mother is improving at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Smttt>aul
daughter Martha Alice Of Buckhan.
non are spending several days IN
the city visiting Mrs. Smiths par
ents, MIR: and Mrs. James D. Charl-
ton, at their home in Main street.
Harry Watkins Of the West Viz.
ginia University spent the Easter
recess here and at Monongah.
\ Mrs. Whitney Garrett has re.
turned from a visit to Wilkes.
barre. Pa.
Frank Leemirg and Edmund ".
Westland Of Clarksburg spent yes
! terday in the city as the guests OF
the Rev. and Mrs. j. q. Gordon.
They were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon and family at the y. ". G.
A. cafeteria for lunch.
Mrs. Margaret Hoye has returned
to her. home at Frostburg, Nd, aft,
er a visit with Mrs. Lawrence Byrne
and family at their home In High
street. She was accompanied homa
by Michael Byrne, who will visit
! relatives there for several days.
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the Legion Building on Cleveland
Mrs. Harry. b. CLARK viii enter.
tain the Tuesday Bridge Club al
her home at Peacedale. Farm.
The Shutters Club will hold a
dance at the Masonic Temple from
8 to / o'clock.
Wednesday
The woman's Club will hold it,
annual spring luncheon at
O'clock at the First N. E. Church
on Fatrmont avenue.
There will be meeting Of the
executive committee OF the Loyal
,Women's Class OF the Central
Christian Church at 8 o'clock IN
the church.
The annual congregational Gov
cred dish supper Of the Grace
Lutheran Church will be held al
$3.50 o'clock In the church, al
which time church officers viii be
elected.
The Elks will hold their Easter
dance from 8 to l o'clock at theiI
hall in the Deveny Building.
Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF tht
First United Brethren Church viii
meet at o'clock in the church L
quilt.
There will be a meeting of til,
Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church at
o'clock in the church parlor.
The monthly meeting OF the
Presbyterian Legion will be hell
at 1880 o'clock in the Ladies' Par
! lor OF the First Presbyterian
Church.
The monthly meeting OF the La
dies Auxiliary OF the First Baptisy
Church will be held at $3.50 o'clocl
in the church.
The Par Mar Club will hold ,
dance from 0 to ! o'clock at th,
Masonic Temple.
The Knights Of Columbus vii
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The Alice Sheppard Missionary
Society Of the NJ. P. Temple was
delightfully."- entertained last even
ing at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. ]. c. Broomfleld on Fourth
street. The following officers were
felected: President. Miss Lucille
Hamilton: vice president, Mrs.
James H. Thomas; secretary. Miss
Ethel Reed; treasurer, Miss Nettie
johnson; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. James B. Clinton. The name
of Mrs. Jack V. Abbott was placed
on the memorial list.
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Guests Leave

Miss Maude I. Witherspoon Of
Portage, Pa, Miss Calar Mcmillan
of Columbus, Ohio, and Miss Mary
E. Morgan of the West Liberty
Normal School faculty, who spent
the Easter recess here with Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Gross at their
home on Pittsburgh avenue. have
returned to their homes. Mrs. j.
e. Berry and Miss Iva Morgan
were guests at the Gross home on
Sunday also.
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hold D dance d their hall on Main
Friday. \.
[ The monthly business and social
meeting Of the Loyal .Women's
Glass Of the Central Christian
Church will be held at 7:45 o'clock
in the church. All members whose
names begin with the letter A or
B will be hostesses.
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Guest Herr

Mrs. Ada Watts, who is thn
guest Of Dr.. and Mrs. c. n. Watts
at their home on Mape avenue was
the guest Sunday OF DR., and Mrs.
W. J. Eddy at their home on Wal
nut avenue. Mrs. Watts Is a cou.
sin Of DR.. and Mrs. Eddy and a
sister Of Dr.. Watts.
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Dent Hive No. .733, Ladies OF
the Maccabees, will meet this
evening at 1880 at the K. Of p.
Hall. All members are being urged
to be present.
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Ladies' Auxiliary.

Division No. 3 OF the Ladies Aux.
ilitary Of the First Baptist Church
will meet this evening at 1880
o'clock at the home OF Miss Mary
Powell at 427 Jefferson street. Al!
members are urged to be present as
Important matters will be brought
up at this meeting,
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"A Country cIuh.

Miss Blanche Colborn was hos.
|sss Of q luncheon of pretty ap-
tointments today at i o'clock Mt
Ine Fairmont Country Club. Spring
lowers were effectively used in
Pc table decorations, and luncheon
KS served TO several guests.
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MarrIaue Announced.

ID. J. Hite OF Carleton street has
|Hnounced the marriage of his
Miss Wanda IIite aud
|eS lid e Hartley, which was cele-
|rated Saturday, April Is, at tie
|atsonage Of the officiating minis.
the Rev. Claude II. King. Ia
~ ,Eont avenue. They are restd.
rs 18th the brides father.
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Eor Rride.

Miss Irene snider will entertain
liis evening at her home in Garlic
pm street with a miscellaneous
hover, as q post nuptIal courtesy
p Sirs. Gerald G. Hartley. former
MissFWanda Hite.
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To Washington

MIS-. Samuel D. Brady and Mrs.
" "a. Conway left Sunday for
Warrington, D. c. where they are
Intending the Continental Con-
Fsess OF the Daughters Of the
american Revolution In session
here. They went as delegates
rom the William Raymond chap
Ter OF this city. Mrs. Brady Is the
Iocal gregent and Mrs. Conway is
'tate sylce-chairman. Mrs. r. A.
Tough Of Morgantown, also left
lfre Sunday for Washington, as
I'd also Mrs. Izetta Jewel Brown
kingwood.
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ms N. Earle Morgan is in The
|tty from Chicago. ILL.,, where she
I'D spent the past several months
Etth MI. Morgan, who is now loeat-
Y tflthat city. Mrs. Morgan will
eave shortly for Chatham. Va.
there she will visit with her daugh.
~, Miss Ruth Frances Morgan,
Tho Is a student at the Episcop1t
hlipol at Chatham. At the close
school, Mrs. Morgan and Miss
Lergan will join Mr.. Morgan in
lhieago for an indefinite stay.
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Entertained Glass.

Miss Agnes Hawkins and Miss
Ruth Bowman entertained the
graduating class Of the Hill School
and a few other friends on satur.
day at the home Of the former. The
interior Of the home was prettilv
decorated In the class colors, gold
and black. Games were played and
refreshments were served. The
guests included the Misses Mildred
Dodd, Winnie Lee Callihan, Birdie
Jones, Mary Stretchberry. Virginia
Could. Pansy Wilson, Rhoda
Hughes. Martha Riley and Messrs.
Lenord Tenant, James Lands
Carl Price, James Fortney. John
Polling, Edwin Bower, Worlie Ma
son, Junior Hoult, Thomas Hughes
and Samuel Callihan.
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an large number Of reservations
i've been made for the spring
kncheon OF the Fatrmont Woman's
Hub TO beNheld tomorrow at /
Selock at the First Methodist Epis.
bpal Church In Fairmont avenue.
hdications point to a large attend.
bee. Miss Clarissa Harold. dra.
Iatic reader Of Pittsburgh, will ar.
We here tomorrow and will read
aul Kester's "Friend Hannah"
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u 90 Al SOC EVENTS

for the dance. which continued from
8 until after / o'clock. Previous TO
the dancing, a dinner was served
The attendance was good, though
not quite so large as on previous
occasions.
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leaving Tonight

dTtA Hugh F. Smith, Mrs. Fred
lelmick and Miss Lucie M. Ford,
Pc latter, Y. w. G. A. secretary.
he leaving this evening for Hot
Bptlngs, Ark, where they wills at
END the National Y. W. G. A.
lonnnil.l
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: Shutters Dance,

A large number will attend the
lince Of the Shlfters Club to be-
eld this; evening at the Masonic
|emple. Mack's Orchestra will fur
Ssh the music for the dancers. and
veral out.of.town guests will be
resent
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lHaa eue,ts

NC. and Mrs. Fl. R. Jones OF Cum.
Irland, Md, were guests for the
sek.end OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. C..
mes at their home in Fairmon.
Eenue. Hugh and Paul Jones
10 are students at the West Wiz.
4ta University were also week.
q guests OF their parents.
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j u
Miss Mary Louise Welton was
ostess yesterday afternoon at the
ome OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
atnes O., Welton. at a birthday
arty OF pretty appointments. Miss
bary Louise celebrated the seventh
anniversary Of her birth on this
scasion. The appointments were
keeping with the Easter season,
Ile q color scheme Of yellow ana
ite was prettily carried out. The
dren were given Dummies ana
r eggs for favors. A large
lay cake with seven lighted
Yes conferred the serving table.
pm which the children were
rived with refreshments. Games
Pre- played and the children en-.
,yed rides upon the pony Of a
Jest at the party. Those present
Ire Mary Alice Brett, Katherine
aney, Betty Ross, Bonnie Jean
eCray, Patsy Hawkins. Elizabeth
Lee, Mary Hennen, Virginia Brady,
lly Brady, Jane Ash, Clara Edith
lson, Virginia Lee Frantz, Ida
9ming, Virginia Fleming. Sarah
sming, Mary Rightmire. Auguste
ghtmire. Gabrielle Hines, Pauline
eler, Maxine Kelley. Carrie Lynch
ggy Wade, Margaret Virginia
Their. the latter OF Winchester,
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Court WIN Meet.

Court Joan of Arc, Catholic
ttlghters Of America, will meet
IS evening at 1880 at the X. Of G
ll: a good attendance is de.
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EIks 70 Dance

Ione Of the most enjoyable Of the
Is, Easter social festivities will
the dance 70 be given this eve.
hg by the local lodge OF Elks at
m hall In the Deyeny Building.
& dance, will be formal and Will
atinue from 8 to 1 O'Clock with
cls's Orchestra to furnish the
6sic. a, large number OF the Elks
their ladies' will attend, while
re will be a number OF out-of.
n guests present also.
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The iisses Marcellne and Bene
,hene we're hostesses last eve
ling at their home on ogdon ave
lue 70 the members OF the Mon
Az Evening Bridge Club. Sew
Aai tables were IN play during the
fentng, and refreshments were
,sFYeds Spring flowers were pref
Asused In the decorations.
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ladders had been run UP and the water
'wss squirting from a point high In the
air. thus being designed 10 strike q
fire from tho roof.
Three hose lines were then sismesed
into one turret pipe attached 10 the
side OF one Of the combination wagons.
This was tho nrst time this turree
pipe had sver been seen In this city.
When tho engines started 20 pump
thcre wal volume OF water shot
from thel nozzle that astonished all
those who saw n. IL WAS n powerful
stream that would knock down almost
any ordinary brick Wall and II car
| ried the stream for nearly a full city
block. II was 20 strong that It was
kept In service only for a minute OF
| two
The last exhibit was the laying oi
| 100 feet Of hose by the ton fire com
panIes and the squirting Of ten 1r'
streams all Mt once. As they opened
up Fourth street was deluged. The,
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to get all the smoke out OF them and
they were evidently glad to escape
from the hands OF their rcscucrs. This
feature brought forth the applause
of the crowd.
Thrills for Spectators.
The next two numbers were thrillere
and made the crowds gasp and then
applaud with a will. They included
sliding from the top Moor TO the ground
| by using only a rope and the lfo belt
and lowering unconscious men from
I the top floor by the use ~ life lire
The flromen swung from tho top win.
dow and down the life line with cas-,
but at high speed and then one Of then
carried a companion down with him
Next an apparently unconscious mar
in sort OF swing made with the rop,
was thrust through the window an,
dsnglcd In mid air for an instant be
fore he started toward tho ground
| Another followed In tho Same wa,
and on the pavement willing hand
caught them and applied the first All
\ treatment. This stunt showed how
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revelation to tho thousands OF on
lockers. many OF whom had never be-
fore seen this kind of work being car
ried out.
The ncxt numbers wcrc the raising
OF \ 4b-foot ladder to the fourth Moor
and "a 50-foot ladder to tho roof, also
.hoisting 25-foot ladder from the
ground to the roof by USING the hose
roller and life line. Here again speed
was displayed and tho manner In
which the frcmen moved about with
their big extension ladders was sur
prise and showed this work could bc
done only as the result OF long and
careful training and close application
to their Job. While the ladders were
up tho frcmcn showed how uncon-
scious men. those hurt or overcome by
smoke. are carried from tho roof 70
the ground and revived. Forms as
limp as II there was absolutely no life
in them were carried down the long
ladders from the roof and stretched on
prepared bedding and first aid treat
ment applied. Tho "victlms'' were
pumped and rolled and tossed about
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made q great wall Of vster fhH
seemed solid for nothing could p"
seen through g. n showed whst
powerful force tho department can
command IN tho event 81 an emergency
great enough 90 require the US" 81 %
msny streams.
This concluded tho exhibit but he
crowd fingered and hundreds asked "
there WAS going 20 be any mare, ofl-
IDENTIFY anxious 90 have the demon
rirntion continue. Despite the great
thronR Of people on hand and The
large number of children no ono vas
hurt as far as could be learned and
the FIRE officials were really glad when
II was ell over for they we're appre-
hensive for tho safety 81 the people
/ watching them.
The whole exhibit proved reveal.
ton and the work ~ the men brought
forth the highest praise from al the
prominent officials who witnessed tho
Continued on page 10
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F|REMEN IN GREAT
DISPLAY or DARING
At PUBLIC EXHIBIT
Thousands Stand With Bated
Breath 40 Men Perform
Perilous Stunts.
DEPARTMENT PRAISED HIGH

Following the great parade and re-
Wow 81 tho fire and police depart
mcnts yesterday afternoon. which
proved 60 be one ~ the finest turn
outs ever witnessed An this city, and
which was viewed by thousand. of
people, there WAS held AZ Fourth and
Monroe streets demonstration by
the nrcmen which was novel and
unique In many respects and which
vas vastly different from anything of
the Kind the public, generally, 81 Will
minntcn had ever before seen. IL was
first class exhibition of modern nro
nehting methods as now practiced I'm
che new paid nrc department of this
city and for sheer audacity and cour-
are "a displayed by the mon who par
ticlpatcd ~ would be hard TO Ind any
thins 90 equal ~ IN any city through
out tho country The thousands q
people present were mad. To- gasp
more than once and 90 stand with
hated breath as the fromcn, seem
ingly, took their livas IN their bands
IN tho performance or come stunt or
other At tho conclusion there was
nothing but tho highest praise for the
officers ana members of the depart
ment from Governor William II. Den
nov. who witnessed the exhibit. down
tho small boy IN tho street who was
there in numbers and who was chuck
fun q enthusiasm Tor the fire de-
partment
when the safety department parade
reached Fourth and Madison streets
yesterday afternoon, where 81 was Co
dlshaud. the men found a crowd 81
people that surpassed al their eNpec-
tations. Fourth street between Madi-
SON and Monroe was solid mass Of
humanity which flowed over into
Fourth, east ~ Madison and west Of
Monroe ana IN addition. people crowd.
sd tho tops OF tho houses in the
vicinity and Allied all the windows
Trolley cars could not attempt Co get