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tint notion on them would be withheld
until the‘next meeting.

‘nnroueenusun.

The Norwslh: Bonrd at Fire Under-
writers were holdins s meeting in Ho-
mer Merriii's issnrsnee once. yesteh
do! snot-noon. when Hr. Ilse-rill sod

John 1‘. “eyes discovered the srsss sb—
less at the rur o! it. (i. Beniord's
menhouee. hsvinx evidently been in-
nited by s sou-k from the Pittsheid ex-

press. .. —

St. John Isrrill wns notiiisd sud ssh-
ed to run out hill!!!" on slnrni. He
did so. and box is wss pulled. The
supply wslons end the crsbs of Phoe-
nix and ll Hose eornonnies were
quickly on scene. but their services
were not needed. Thom Parkinson.
who ”W by Ir Bonnet-d. had
succeeded in stomping out the iismes
before they resehed the greenhouses.

There was some confusion in sending
teens for the stesiner snd truck. sod
only one horse reached the fire houses.
it won hsrnsssed in front at the steam
or and stood waiting for ii: nuts in s
ion me sort of s wsy. Finding that
non erhorseewereonthe wsy, the
soli steed wss token hook to the
stsbl Chic! Prowitt cove orders for
the tutors recsrdinc horses for the firs

gnu- “en-u-

OUI W amass.

mwmchnmomo
“Mom.

The oihcers elect of Our Brothers'
Dodge. l. 0. O. F.. were installed isSt
' evening by District Deputy Irving Boh—
' erteon. These odioee were iiiled:

N. G.-—Wiihur F. Huhheii.

V. G.—Joseph G. Hystt. ‘
Secretary—Bradley 8. Keith.
Treasurer—Addison A. Bette.

 

 

 

follows:

Revision—B. 8. Keith. A. 0. Wheel-
er. J. )1. Km- ,

Fiance-4‘. Van Hoosesr. Alonso
Wheeler. (loom 0. Crosby.

lnvestintlom—A. A. Bette. C.~ F.
Tristrnm. 1!. H. Qiover.

w. and 0—0. A. Burr . Alonso
Wheels. C. L. Glover. ‘

Next Mondsy evening the initlstory
degree will he worked upon severed
candidates.

Elm.” Mlfllflfil.

' 'nmw'uummns

”Infill-sulfide“.
Deputy Chief
sinner. secou
from Powshsy

ennetoSouthN

instnlied the We at Uncss nsyv
ushers' Assncistlon. Thu are so ibi-

lows.
(this! Wer—hederlch Ii. Ben—

jaiuistnnt Chic! altimeter—Julius
Huhbsli. '
F L. Judd.

Overseer-— .
fest Chief HWHohn ll.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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m
on ‘A'Y' (the poison onet-

‘IO . )‘ ,
"‘1‘ here some to the suns conclusion
shoutthet. Themsnwhowrotethe
disputed and admitted letters use
wrote the sddress on the wrspoer 0!
Exhibit 'A'.” '
“VIN our III met.
no. hon mum he re.
mm '
Wnshington. Jnnusry S—Ihs loving
cmotsiivsrinndetrontheioolted
dimes contributed blower 70.000 Ant-
ericsn eitisene. the muority or when
were children. wss oresented to Ad-
mired Dewey this morning. A small

but nutshle eomnsny enabled in the ,

parlor of the Dewey residence on
Rhods blond nvenue and participated
in the ceremony. The cup. which is n
nus-sire end artistic elation. nesrly
six test in height and Womb
inscribed. occupied the boy window.
duped shoot the hsse with the Anter-
iesnm. Atonesidewssslnruesil-
ver bound volume. contsininx the
ounce of the contributors o! the
dimes who hnd subscribed to the token
throuzh the instrumentslity of s New
York found. The mutton
speech was made by Senior Denew. of
New York. “

swam.

Vasectliewevssdhislestrnsdlr-I

" nets-rum...

Washington. Janitor! i—The clsiin
o! Admirsi Dewey end the onset-- nnd.

.men of his squsdron tor hounw Iris-

in: out o! the destruction of Iontejo's

< ileet in Ilsniis bsy. won

the Court 9! Clsirns todsy. Willisni 8.
King sppesred for the elsinisnts sod
Lotus A. Prsdt. the sssietsnt attorney
general. for the government.
question st issue providiu tor the osy~
ment by the government 100 n heed
for every men nbosrd vesse

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street. *» :.
sry 15th. ineoire next door

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unwed .-
in bottle where the force or the enemy .

in interior. end 3100 where the force
of the enemy is superior. The conten-
tion oitheeisimsnts wuthst the force
wnssuperi crummy,

Mr. King mode the opening mn-
inent. He figured thst thus were 1.314
men she-rd the vessels destroyed. The
bounty dneAdinirsl Dewey end his
men therefore. would be $383,800. or
8191.400. according to w ether the force

or inlet-tor
to Dewey’s. Th in t he s conten-
tion. in deterni in: strength of
the enemy. that e
subterranean mines should be exclud-
ed. but Mr. King srcued that the whole
of the enemy's strength should be con.
sidered in determining this question.

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lea-u ls m lee.
Pittsburg. Pm. anusry t—Wiilinln
Wssco. s Humrinn. wns hanged in
the ysrd o! the county court-house st
10:16 o‘clock this morning. He prey-
edonthesesilold nod than ssid:

‘ _ “Good bye. people. I sisdly site my

The crime for which Wnseo wns ex-

ecutedwssthemurderotdnhie See-L

tnkek.scornedyyoon: awestruck-i
who hsd refused to my him. He
shotunseltnthouuettnnhotsoon

,' recoveredtronhiewoitndnshttsrnieh,

conviction he . Mouth suicide

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