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I 2 THE WASHINGTON HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 10 1907 THEY SWAP WIVES IIYESTrial WIVESTrial YfiVESTrialIairiage Trial TrialIairiage Marriage lj ge a Success in inAlaska illA1 iiiA1 Alaska A1 skaSas Says Explorer ExplorerESKIMOS Explol Exp1orerESKTh 11 11ESKI1I ESKIMOS ESKI1I ESKTh SETTLE PROBLEM PROBLEMgit PR PROBLEMf1 BLEM BLEMPt1 Pt1 f1 n5tft git Jnwt JUHt Back from Far Fart Fnrc Fartoct iVhKettJ that Savages Far Fary Pnryfrom Farfroni yfrom from CliiiKtiaiilty ClnIMtlal1lt timl ant Civil ChUi CivilLive i a Live Ideal BxlHtcitcc the thesen thed tileIi sen eu AVoll oil TnUeu Care Of orb Of1age 1 rriag 1age among ao the Ui BUchnos ikhn of ofi ofIa ofe i tuJn Ia the region of ofthe the Macken Mackenzie Maekenzle Mackenzle zle River tei complete success 8uoceu and the thelife thelift Uselife life and morale of these ytoopte excel excelthose excelth08e excelthoc those of any cfvttlwd country Ita the opin opinion opinIon opinion ion of Stefanseott ethnologist of the theLeffingweUMlggeleen theLdflIJ theLctfingweUM1eIaen LeffingweUMlggeleen LdflIJ WellMtne1een polar ai expedition expeditionwho expeditionwho exitIonwho who has ha just returned from the far North NorthMr NorthMr NorthMr Mr Steasson went through some ex exciting exciting CXciting citing experiences and the results reuia of his hisethnological hilitbnolosleal hI hIethnolo ethnolo ethnological cal studies of the Eskimos EMlmoewlll EMlmoewlllprobably will willprobably willprobably probably delight the heart of Mrs Par Parsons Parsons ParSons sons the wife of Representative taUYe Parsons Parsonswho ParlOMwho ParWflwho who wrote wrot The Family which book bookcaused bookcaused bookcaused caused much discussion at the time of ofits ofits ofIts its publication publicationThis put publicationThis UcatJoa UcatJoaThis This entire eatlreproblem problem he Uy say an to i worked workedout workedout WOkedout out to perfection divorce tonIeaa4 and family Jars Jarsamong janumous jirsitmong among this race being bsiss practically un unknown unknown Unknown known knownIn knownIn knownIn In every Instance declares cJeeI Mr Stefans Stefansson StefaMson Stefanison son he found that those thoMtarthe farthest away awayfrom a awayfrom wa warom from from rom religion and civilisation as exem exemplified exempUtted exempUlled pUtted by the white man bad a much muchhigher muchhigher muchhigher higher moral and physical standard than thanthose thanthose thanthom those who have been Christianised and andciviliBed andci1Uaed andeivillaed civiliBed civiliBedThis ci1UaedThill eivillaedThu This Thu conviction CX he says is borne out outby outby outby by the almost unanimous testimony te of ofthe ofthe ofthe the traders and the Canadian Ca mounted mountedpolice mountedpolice mountedpolice police who penetrate this country Their TheirtxempMflcatlon TheIrlxempllftcatJon TheirxempWflenUon txempMflcatlon of the family he asserts assertsis ertlis asertIs is superb and cannot be equaled e4 ualecl any anywhere anywhere anywhere where They Tlu XHrry htrr Young Young1or YonngWben YoungWhen When a boy reaches the age oC fttteen fttteenor or sixteen year he marries iW a girt girlLboUt 11 of ofabout pubout about the same age or a year younger youngersays 1Ou 1Ouays youngerLys says ays Mr Stefansson 511 un There is no cere ceremony eeremony ceremony mony In thi this union uGion and It is seldom oIaIJt a apermanent apermanent IJt permanent rmaneat one Cases are rare rareoupi where wherecouples wher9 wher9vouplen couples oupi first united have remained to together to togtthtr togtther gether It is sometimes the second and andgenerally aDdgeneran andgenerally generally generan the third union which proves proveslasting proVeii1stlng provetlasting lasting lastingThis i1stlngThls lastingTh1S This last marriage usually 1IBUaIlytakes takes place placewhen placewhen placewhen when the couple reaches young manhood manhoodand JDUlhoodand manhoodand and womanhood and its ties are rarely rarelyif if ever broken If a couple upon first firstmating tiatmating flintrnutIng mating for any reason proves uncon uncongenial UDCO UDCOgtnlal uncongnIai genial the one wishing to do so simply simplymarries allllPlymarriew aimplymarries marries some one else elseThere ebeThere elseThere There are no bard hanlfeeUnp feelings and there thereis tJIereis tbereis is no complaint as It is considered oouldencltbat oouldencltbatneither that thatneither thatneither neither party has cause for complaint complaintA A peculiar feature of these matches mate matelhe is isthe Isthe the fact that young couples are a a rule ralenot rulenot rulenot not very affectionate dectloaate which is a peculiar peculiarcontrast peeuliarcontrast peculiarcontrast contrast contrast as when WMat permanently settled settledand settledand eettledand and reaching the age of from twentyfive twentyfiveto twentbeto to thirtyfive they become affectionate affectionateand atr aicdonateand nate natelnd and loving in the extreme and never un unnecessarily URtlcessarlly Uneces8ariiy necessarily leave one anothers side sideChildren BIdeChllilr sideChIllr Children Chllilr Arc Few FewNaturally IcwNaturally FewNaturally Naturally you ask what becomes be of ofthe oCthe ofthe the children chi1drensrtngIng springing rtnctrqr from the trial mar marriages JIIUrlages marriages riages nt ut this is also easily disposed spoeedot spoeedotand of ofand ofand and in a most satisfactory way wayChildren wayCbl1 wayChildren Children ea are few hi thi this region ie on from fromvarious flOlRvarious ions ionsvarious various physiological pII reufoaa reasons In Ininstances Ininstances some someinstances instances they remain with the mother motherin in others with the the thefather father lather but a majority majorityare are adopted by other and settled tied COuples coupleTheir COuplesTheir couplesThelr Their care Is no burden or expense expeAHlhtse as asthese asthese these people are communists in every everysense everysense everysense sense of the word and even should a amother amother a amother mother who waa crippled IppIcd or ailing keep keepher kephtr keephr her children they would never want wantS as asfood asfood asfood food and clothing and every need of life lifeis liteis lifeis is held in common by the community communityThis communltTTh communityThis This Th is another aspect in which the theChristianised theChristlaabed theChristlanized Christianised Eskimos compare unfa unfavorably URfayorably una unavorably vorably with the socalled savage ace broth brothers btothH brothtrs ers for where civilization ha baa tainted taintedth Jntedth111 th th111 in they are selfish and unwilling to toshare totinare tobnare share shareOn bnare bnareon tinareOn On the other hand if a family living livingin in the remote regions has food enough enoughto eno bto to keep ke them only one day and starva starvation starvatiOfi tion is I staring them tb in in the face they theywould theywould theywould would no more think of refusing to share sharetheir 8haletlwlr sharethIr their food with any one who came along alongthan alongthan alongthan than a Washingtonian would have of re refusing rfusing refusng fusing a stranger a drink of water Ilter at the thepublic thepublic thepublic public pump This communistic idea Ideaahsent is isabsent Isabsent absent only where traders and mission missionaries mla8iona missionris aries a ri ris Innocently Inoo otly enough have taught taughtthem tauchtthem taughtthem them white mens methods and manners mannersMr mannenIr mannersMr Mr Ir Stefansson arrived in the city cltTYN cltTYNtfrday yes yesterday yestrday terday morning and has been the theof guest guestof guestof of the Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity of of the theNational theXatlonaI theNational National Law School SchoolHe SchoolHe SChOOlHe He left It ft last night for New York on his hisway bbsway hisway way to Join his faknily in Boston Mr MrStefansson MrStetanuon MrStefanseon Stefansson was formerly ethnologist of ofthe oCthe ofthe the Peabody Institute of Harvard Uni University University University versity and a Boston newspaper man manIHDIAK manIXDIAN manINDIAN INDIAN TIGHTER RETIRED RETIREDtieit tieit Godfrey G8fr IartiuipHted In 3 3One Many Manyfluttle UnnyDaUleM DaUleM with Ueclklns UeclklnsOne ltedkiiiOne One of the most noted of the Indian Indianlighter Indianfighters Indianflghter lighter and frontier scouts in the United UnitedStates UnttedStates UnitedStates States went upon pon the retired list yester yesterday yea yesterday er erday day when BrIe Gen Edward Settle Setu God Godfrey Godfrey Godfrey frey reached the theAge Age of sixtyfour years yearsHe yeanHe yearslie He has the distinction also of being beinof one oneof oneof of the last of the high commtesk commissioned ned offi officers ofhC nihcorn corn rs in the army who saw service in the thecivil the1Iil thelvIl civil lvIl war He served as a a private in the theTwentyfirst tb4Twentyftnt thtTwentyfirst Twentyfirst CJhfo Infantry before he was wasappointed wasappointed wasappointed appointed cadet at West Point from fromwhich fromwhicb fromwhich which be was graduated duated In 1K7 and as assigned usigned assigned signed to the Seventh Cavalry CavalryMost Cavalr CavalrMo cavalryMost Most of Gen Godfreys active military militaryservice mlHtary8enice snifttaryservice service was with that regiment in In Indian Indian Inthan dian campaigns He won a a medal of ofhonor oth ofhonor honor nor for most distinguished gallantry gallantryin in action against the Nez Perce Indians Indiansat IncUaMat Indiansat at Bear Paw Mont on September SeptemberMi 38 1877 leading his command into action actionwhen aeUonwhen actionwhen when he was severely wounded woundedGen wou1lCledGen woundedGen Gen Godfrey served at the battle of ofWounded ofWounded ofWounded Wounded Knee and his participation in inthat inthat Inthat that engagement nearly cost him his tls is life lifeand lite liteand lifeand and did cost 00 him hi the estimation of ofmany ofmany ofmany many of his fellowofficers the loss of ofthe ofthe ofthe the rank of major general generalThe pneralThe generalThe The charge against Gen Godfrey OodfreyWU OodfreyWUthat was wasthat wanthat that he permitted tbe killing of women womenand womenand womenand and children unnecessarily in battle Gen GenGodfrey GenGodfrey GenGodfrey Godfrey has been vigorously defended defendedagainst defendedagainst defendedagainst against this charge by Gen Bell and andother andother andother other participants in the engagement engagementA ement ementA A railroad accident just after the battle battleof battleof hattieof of Wounded Knee sent ot Gen Godfrey to tothe tolhe tothe the hospital badly ly injured He never re recovered re recoered xcovered covered entirely from the accident He Heparticipated Heparticipated Heparticipated participated In the campaign against the tbeIndians theIndians theIndians Indians In which Gen OeD Custer was man massacred mulacred mansacred sacred and In the expedition that captured capturedChief capturedChle capturedChief Chief Joseph JosephHe JOtIephHe JosephHe He is at present la command of the tbeMounted theMounted theMounted Mounted Service School at Fort Riley RlleyKans RileyKans RileyKane Kans The vacancy caused by his retire retirement retiremnt retiremnt mnt will be tIMed by the promotion of ofCol ofCol ofCol Col Charles Smith Smith of the ordnance de department de department department partment in command of the Sandy Hook Hookproving Hookproving Hookproving proving ground groundOnly groundOnly groundOnly Only One BROMO QUININE that is Laxative Jromo B2 Quinine OuinmeCarssa Quinineii4iitJ uinne uinneCuresa ii4iitJ Curesa Cold Coldin in One Day Grip Gr1n in 2 Days Dayson DaysI1t Daysfd I1t fd on every everybox everyrq f9 rQ rq box 25c 2Sct I TOOK DIAMOND FROM RING RINGNcffro RINGr RINGNgro Ncffro ro ClmrKcd with SultNtltntliiR SultNtltntliiRImitation SnllHtltutingImltntlon Suhst ituting itutinglflhItLttlOZL Imitation Stone for Genuine GenuineCharged Genulnc1arCNI Genuineisrged 1arCNI Charged with the larceny of a diamond diamondvalued diamondvalued diamondvalued valued at 150 150 belonging to Mr Mrs lrs Carrie CarrieDaniels CarrieDa carrieaIeJs Daniels Da aIeJs eJa who lives at the Former apart apartments a ajirtmedts tI ments I lritB Henry HenrY Crown colored lored was ar arrested arre arretied rested yesterday by Central Office lce De Detectives De DetecttvN Dotecttves tectives Barbee MOO Vermillion YermJltSonMrs VermillionMrs VermilltonMrs Mrs Daniels Janlebl reported to the tbepollee police sev several vetal eral days ago that some on one had removed removeda a diamond from a ring left in her bureau bureauand banauIUtd bureauad and bad substituted in it its place an Imi Imitation imitation 1us 1ustatlon tation setting tUn At the tin tl tinse the diamond diamondwas cltamoaclwas dmondwas was missed Crown was employed at the thePortlier thePortner thePeruser Portlier in assisting Mrs Daniels to re remove re remove remove i move her furniture furnIture from one apartment apartmentto to another anoth The police claim thai after aftersecuring afterMCUrlDC aftersecuring securing the th stone Crown save It to a afriend atrlend afriend friend to pawn pawnGAS pa paGAS pawnGAS GAS OVERCOMES PIPEMAN PIPEMAN3ade PIPE1dANJhulc PIPEMANMusic Music Uiiconsclonn While hlle Tapping TappingMain TnpIlngInln TappingMain Main Inln In JSxcavatlon JSxcavatlonDaniel DxcanntlonDaltlel lxczivntlonDaniel Daniel Upperman of 2701 street north northwest DOItbWeM northwest west an employ of the Washington lnltOft Gas Gaslight OMU Gaslight light Company was overcome by ga gayesterday pi gsayesterday yesterday terda afternoon while attempting to totap totap totap tap a main mainUpperman mainUpperman mainUpperman Upperman was at work Otk In an excavation excavationseveral excavaUOaneral excavationseveral several feet in depth in front of 1591 1591Thirtieth 1iI1TbirtleUa i5 i5Thirtieth Thirtieth street northwest where he heconnecUIIf wa waconnecting was wasconnecting connecting a a small 11 feed pipe leading from fromthe fromUM fromthe the building to one of the large supply supplymains RPPIYmal supplymains mains mal When the opening was made In Inthe Inthe Inthe the larger lar er pipe a considerable con quanltiy of ofgas ofescp ofgsa gas escaped and rendered the man un unconscious un00II8d0uL uncotmelous conscious He was removed from the theditch UtecJlteh theditch ditch by fellowworkmen and was hur hurIred burIred hurIred Ired to the Georgetown Georgeto University Hospi Hospital HCMlpItal HoaptUsI tal In the patrol trol wagon goo of the seventh seventhpolice seventhpolice venlh venlhpollee police precinct His condition was much mucnImproved muchImprovtCI muchImproved Improved last night nl ht and he was able to togo togo togo go to his home homeNOTE bomeNOTE homeROTE NOTE TOLD SORROW SORROWWoman SORROWWOluall SORROWWomaii Woman Arrested Had Letter LetterThreatening LetterThreatening LetterThreatening Threatening Suicide SuicideBABY Sui SuicideBABY ide ideBABY BABY DEAD HUSBAND IN JAIL JAILIrs JAILJlrH 3AUMrH JlrH Irs IlnnH llnn Supported to lie Seeking SeekingDunth SeeldnJunth Seekinglcatlt Dunth unth In HnKterii Ilranch Prevent Prevented Prccntell Preventeel ed from Jumping It Policeman PolieemnnLetter Polle PolicemanLetter unn unnlcHer Letter to Huslmiul Tells Tell of Broken BrokenHunrt nroli Brokenheart nIhmrt heart and a Desire to Die DieHoUtas DielIoI4Inc DieI I HoUtas in her hand a note in which whichshe wbIesbe whichshe she told of her determination to end her herlife herUfe herlife life Mrs Maud Hans Hau thirtyone tbbtyoneof year yearof yearsof of a age of 19S Eleventh street southeast southeastwas nbeutw southeastwa was wa prevented from throwing herself bene Into Intothe IDtothe intothe the waters of the Eastern natern Branch front frontthe tnMathe fromthe the Anacostia bridge I last night by the thetimely lb lbtbne thetimery timely presence of Policeman Ready Read of oftbe ofthe ofthe the Fifth precinct precinctThe precinctTtae precinctThe The policeman was returning to tbe tbedty tbedt7 theeu dty eu about 131 3 in the evening ev from the tbeAnacostia theAnaeGII theMiceatla Anacostia station when he noticed the tbewoman thewomaa thewoman woman standing on the footwalk near nearthe nearthe nearthe the draw She was without hat or coat coatand coat coatand coatand and was walking waU back and forth torth her herface herlace herface face bearing bfoarl a troubled expression At Attracted Attracted Attracted tracted by her actions act1oM the policeman policemanspoke poItceenaDpoke policemanspoke spoke to her then the woman bunt into intotears latotanl Intotears tears and attempting to destroy troy the thethrow theJSOte thenote note Is mid to ba have ve made at don to tothlOW tothrow throw herself from the theThe bridge bridgeThe bridgeThe The note note which wa wu recovered by the tnepoliceman tbereIMI thepoliceman policeman read as a follows followsCould folio folioCouhl followsCould Could Aot ot Stand Sorrow SorrowMy Sorrowy SorrowMy My Dear Husband Please forgive forgiveme foqlveme forgiveme me I could not stand It any anylonger aD7r anylonger longer They have taken my children childrenfrom chlldftnfrom childrenfrom from me me and my baby is dead The Thestrain TheI Thestrain I strain and anguish Iah under which I am amlaboring amI am1aborlnc amlaboring I laboring is iwful wtul and I cant stand It Itany ItanT Itally any longer 1on My 1 heart is broken brok And I Icannot Icannot Icannot cannot live my life tfels is so unhappy You Youought Yout Youought ought to be with ith me and your children childrenGod ehIIdntnGod childrenGod God bless you all allYour anYour allYout Your loving ovIn wife wlf wifeThis XAUD XAUDThis XoUDThis This was Inclosed In I an envelope ad aadaddressed adac1dreaeed andaddressed addressed to her husband George Hans HaasHaas HHaas HansHans Haas is now serving ri a six months term termm tennin termin in the workhouse on the thechar charge of non nonsupport JMnpport nonsupport support having been arrested and ancltencecl sen sentenced seittenced tenced about aOut four months ago agoLeft aptIeft agoLeft Left Without lthout Support SupportBy SUIIrtDy SupportDy Dy his imprisonment Mrs Haas was wasleft wasleft wasleft left without thout means of support and with withthe withthe withthe the care of four small children the theyoungest theyouqest theyoungest youngest of which was but four months monthsof monthsor monthsof of age A few days after Hans was wassentenced WNllentenced wagsentenced sentenced the baby died suddenly and andsince andn andsince since its death Mrs rs Haas is said to tohave tohave tohave have become despondent despondentDeprived deap9n4entJeprlw despondentleprivel Deprived ll of Children ChildrenWhen ChildrenWhen ChildrenWThefl When the pitiful condition in whIch ieh the thewoman thewoman thewoman woman was left became known to the theauthorities theauthorities theauthorities authorities the Board of Childrens ChildrensGuardians CbI1drensGuarcJtans ChlklrenaGuardians Guardians was notified and after an in investigation tnveatlptlon Investigation vestigation the three children were wereplaced wereplaced wereplaced placed in their charge Mrs Hans then thensecured thenecured thensecured secured a place pIac as a domestic at the theWillard theWillard theWillard Willard Hotel According to the police policethe policethe polleethe the woman often oft en spoke to other employee employesat at the hotel of her unhappy life and is issaid IIIflald Issaid said to have intimated that she intended intendedbringing Intendedbrtnctng Intendedbringing bringing it to an end endPoliceman endPoliceman endPoliceman Policeman Ready escorted the th woman womanto womanto womanto to the Anacostia Anaeo tla station where after alterabort a ashort ashort short time her parents Mr and Mrs MrsStafford IraStalfonl MrsStafford Stafford Taylor arrived and Mrs ra Hans Haaxwas Haallwu Hanswas was taken to their home at WI Seventh Seventhstreet Seyenthstreet Seventhstreet street southeast southeastCELTS 8OUtbea8tCELTS southeantCELTS CELTS HEAR LECTURE LECTUREGaelic LEOTUREGaelic LECTUREGaelic Gaelic Literature Art mid History HistoryDr Dr SlmliniiM Theme ThemeDr ThcmcDr FhemeDr Dr Thomas Shahan professor professorof of church history at the Catholic Univer University Unlyerslty Univeralty sity Inaugurated llUUI a revival of the best bestliterature be bestliterature tliterature literature art history anti music of the theGaels theGaeItI theGaels Gaels last night at Carroll Institute ln Utute when whenhe whenhe whenhe he delivered ait address before the Gaelic GaelicSociety GeellcSociety GaelicSociety Society of Washington This organisa organisation or organiantIns nba nbatlon tIns which comprises most of the more moreprominent moreprominent moreprominent prominent Washingtonlane who claim claimCeltic claimCelttc claimCeltic Celtic blood was formed last year yearthrough yearthroush yearthrough through the Instrumentality of Dr Sha Shahan Shahan Shehan han and Dr Patrick Joseph Jo Healy of the theCatholic theCatholic theCatholic Catholic University UniversityThe UnlvellllQThe UniversityThe The audience last night was a repre representative representative reprosentative sentative one and that it took a deep in interest Int Interest terest in the meeting JmeU and nd its object was wasevident Walle1cJent wasevident evident by the applause which greeted greetedeach greetedeach eeted eetedeach each number on the programme programmeDr pr amme ammeDr Dr Shahan in his address chose for forhis forhis forhis his subject The Worlds Debt to the theCelt theCelt theCdt Celt Celt and his study of the subject made madehis madehis madehia his words well 811 worthy worth of the close atten attention attention attention tion which to received from the audience audienceHe audienceHe audienceHe He spoke of the Celt as among the great greatest grnteat greateat eat races on the earth and told of the themany theI8 themany many I8 achievements which they have ac accomplished ACeompUsbed necomplished complished He went through the fields fieldsof fieldsof of literature art and science and dwelt dwelton dweltOft dwelton on the Celtic 1t1c names which were ere Identified Identifiedwith Identlftedwith identifiedwith with all that is best In these branches branchesIn brancheLIa In conclusion he spoke of the need of a aGaelic aGeellc aGeelk Gaelic society soclet and told of the objects of ofthe ofthe ofthe the present one oneThere oneThere oneThere There was 1 a rendition of favorite old oldGaelic oldGaelic oldGaelic Gaelic melodies and a snort Guile ad address Addre address dress Other meetings me tings will be held in the thenear thenear thenear near future futureLchxcH futureLelUiCH futureLenses Lenses Wnrvlclc House HouseLondon HOUlreLondon HouseLondon London Oct 9 fIMtas Alias Dodge an Amer American AnterIcan Anserlean ican has purchased a a twelveyear tw le7ear fens fensof Je Jeof leaseof of Warwick House within tile precinct JrectDeof prndacttof precinctof of St SlJame St James Palace The place pIanIM pIanIMhitherto has Daehitherto hashitherto hitherto been the London residence of oftbe ofthe ofthe the Earl of Warwick arwtek Mfcft Ml Dodge IS fifhcl fifhclIn 1heslag hav having lag In It i elaborately rtt lr repaired ir TIFF TIF IN CONVENTION CONVENTIONPolitics CONVENTIONPolitics 3QItVETIOPolitics Politics Declared to Handi lIandicap iTandicap Handicap cap Fire Service ServiceDELEGATE ServiceDELEGATE ServiceDELEGATE DELEGATE STARTS THE DEBATE DEBATESecond DEBATESccoJlel DEBATESecond Second Days Seanloit Devoted to toMixccllnnconn toJllHcellnncon toMil4CCllailCns Mixccllnnconn DIwciiwwIonM DIcuKlonAchl Add 11O 11OXniiittN 110nmtt 140Naimie XniiittN nmtt to Roll Boils Imttt Bnniiicnn BnniiicnnMeeting DnlneKJlcetlng flusimiessMeeting Meeting Tonlprht Ton iglitSeveral htScernl Several CitluK Cit ics in inContent InCJlh inContest Content CJlh Kt for Next Years Convention ConventionXlier COInentiolitel ConventionCter tel witnessing a drill by the Wash Washington WhltCNa Washingtoa ington fire department taking a look at attbe atthe atthe the wares exhibited by many lire re ap apparatus MPparat apparatus paratus parat concerns and looking overe the thecity theetb thecity city generally 8 genera generaV fly the deteKates eg to the Thir Thlrtyfifta ThirtyIfth Thirtyfiftis tyfifta convention of the International InternationalAssociation InternaUonal8IOeIatton InternationalAssociation Association of FIre Engineers wound wount up upthe upthe upthe the second day by mixing mlxln a discussion dcus ion of offlre orftre offire fire fighting ftahU with a few side std remarks on onpolitic onpolttIcL onpolitics politics polttIcLJIUtlcn politicsIoIitics politic Politic In Fire Fighting FIglitJnThe FightingTb lghtJngThe The Tb politics came out unexpectedly but butstrong butlro butstrong strong lro while the discussion lasted stec1 WG WG WG Henley 1In chief ehte inspector ln pector of the firs flreprevention ftreprevention firsprevention prevention bureau of St St Louis Lou ad addressed addreaed addressed dressed the meeting dealing deaJlD with faulty faultyconstruction raultYeon fuItYconstruction eon construction ruetlon as one of groat causes causesof ca caor causesof of lire and expressing fXpr a belief that more morethorough montboroucb morethorough thorough Inspection ia needed for pre prevention prewntlon iw iwventlon vention of Are AreWilliam ft1fII ft1fIIWlIlla fireeV fireeWilliam William WlIlla Johnson Job exchief of Phila Philadelphias Ph Phdlphlas Philadelphins delphias fire fighters ftaht rose shortly after afterthis alterthis afterthis this address was ended and assorted te4 that thatpolitics thAtpolltlca tbtpolitics politics In many Instance hamperedthe hamperedtheworkings hamperedttMworJdnp hamperedtheworkings workings of fire departments more re than thanfaulty Uaanfaulty thanfaulty faulty construction constructionAskuil coD8tnlcdonNkcel constructionAsked Asked Nkcel to Retract IlctrnctGeorge UehoctGeorlfe RetractGeorge George A A Wallace alince chief of the Cleft Cleveland Cleftland CIev CIevland land Ohio Are Ire department took excep exeepUoa exCiptiost exception tion lo this th assertion and called saIled upon uponi uponII uponMr i Mr Johnson to notriet trct Mr Wallace 1iallace said saidithat Midthat saidthat ithat that he believed few members mem 1II of the as association NHclatlon associatlon sociation were susceptible to political in influence Inftllenee Influence fluence When Mr Wallace concluded concludedseveral concludedseveral luded ludedRV several RV ral members tried to get et recognition recognitionfrom recognitionfrossthe tUon tUonfroM from frossthe the chair and finally ftuaJl a number did didsucceed didaucceed didiucceed succeed in so doing doingWhen dotnWbfon doingWhen When they finished however Mr John Johnson John80D Johnson son again brought attention to his first firstassertion ftrstrtlou firstassertion assertion rtlou by coining romln forward and saying sayingthat sayingthat ytnl ytnlthat that he knew of many specific instances instancesof InatUlCftof of of politics mixed with fire protection He Hesaid Hellid Hesaid said that in fifty per cent of the cities citiesof clUestf citiesof of the country politics Is mixed with withfire withlire withfire fire protection prot on to the detriment of the thelatter thelatter Uselatter latter Mr Wallace laughingly suggest suggested 1 ugNteel suggested ed that in Ohio where Tom I reigns it itis Itnot ItIs is not so Thomas Tho Haney of Jack Jacksonville Jaek8OI1vtl1e Jackaouvllle sonville Fla brought the meeting back backto beckto backto to order by a motion that it was all out outof outof outof of order anyway anywayJVet anywayt anywayvet vet on Programme ProgrammeLast IrogrztmnlflelAst rornUl1ne rornUl1neIut Last nights Distat meeting meettn began with an anaddress anImproaaptu anaddress address impromptu and not down on ontbe 011the onthe the programme by Mrs Jennie Smith Smithwho SmIthwho Smithwho who said that she represented repre the CT CT CT Mrs Smith gave a hearty God GodBless GodDIes GodBless Bless You to the delegates and left lefla as asa asa a remembrance of her visit some flowers flowerssome Aowerseome flowerssouse some mpttoes toett from the Bible printed printedUn oa oatin ontin tin discs and some lOID little cards 8 with withpretty withprettT Withpretty pretty birds and ct wellknown legends on onthem ORthem ontheuL them themhltath Invitntien I1H Were cre Received ReceivedWith ReechedWith RCCCIVClWith With the roll call of the members the tbemeeting tMmeetto themeeting meeting meetto began its series rks work Old Oldmembers Oldmembers Oldmembers members were checked oft ol first then thenabout thtDabout thenabout about HO 1 new names na were considered consideredby eouIderedthe consideredby by the convention and approved a An mvitxtfon Ia IavtaUon Invitatlon vitxtfon froan fr the Cnsjmberttti Cbaaahe Club to tothe tothe tothe the delegates to make OB isO of the clubs clubsQuarters club clubquarten clubsquarters Quarters during their thsItsta stay was read and andapproved andpkOVed approved approvedAn pkOVedAn aaNII I An Invitation from Chief Kdward FCroker FCroker FCroker Croker of New York to attend the theceremonies theeeremoal8 theceremonies ceremonies In connection with the award awarding a awardtug ward wardIn tug of medals meda of honor to firemen in inthat Iathat inthat that city eft on October 12 was read and andreceived andYM andreceived received YM with applause applauseMany applauseMany plaue plauelnl1 Many lnl1 Communication CommunicationCommunications Cunlln CiiiiiiunICntionMCommunications untcn donI donICommumcaUons Communications from Galeaburg 111 111and IUand IIIand and Niagara Falls requesting requestingthat requellUlacthat requestingthat that the next convention be held in inthose Intbose inthose those cities were read and laid on the thetable thetable thetable table for consideration when this matter matteris mattetIn matterIs is in order Several other communica communications communtcattona communicaticiss tions were ere read and approved approvedIrivllcRfH approvedlrhne approvedIrlvilcges IrivllcRfH lrhne tK of Firemen FiremenChief 1lremenChJer FiremenChief Chief Charles McNeill of Fayette FayettevHle Fayette111e FayetterUle rUle made the first address His Hisspeech Hispeecb Hisspeech speech dealing with the need for torlatlOft legis legislation legisIation lation in many States for the betterment bettermentof of the condition of firemen was not on onof onoC one oneof of those regularly upon the programme programmeMr MOgramIMMr programmeMr Mr McNeill tokl of the several States In iawhich Inwhich Inwhich which firemen are ire not afforded many manyprivileges manyprIvUepa manyprivileges privileges which are given to soldiers or orsailors orsafIonI ornafloin sailors or to others who render like serv services sefVxes servIces ices Conflagration COJ1f1I1 rntlon Hazards HazardsChief lIarnrhChlet IlazardisChief Chief Thomas Haney of Jackson Jacksonville Jack JackTille Jackson1lle ville Tille Fla spoke on Are shingle hl 1e roofs roofsin rooCIn rootsin in ciUeg cILIe conflagration hazards Chief ChiefHaney ChiefIIaMy ChiefIIaney Haney told of two large Ja fires in South Southera South Southern Southera era cities in which hleh the cause had been beenshingle beensblD beenshingle shingle le roofs He told of one Instance Instancein in which a building with a slate roof had hadbeen badbeen hadbeen been left standing ndlDg while btfe others sur surrounding surrounding surrounding rounding It were burned to the ground groundHe groundHe groundHe He said Id that some step to 1revent the theshingle thesblnsJe theshingle shingle roof roo was needed neededHerbert neededHerbert neededHerbert Herbert Heston Heat ft fire marshal of the thePennsylvania thePenMYlvania thePennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad at Philadelphia Philadelphiaspoke PhlladelpblaI PhIladelphiaspoke I spoke on Fire protection for private cor corporations corfOrftt1ons corporatlons porations Mr Heston said private fire flrecompanies ftrei firecompanies i companies must be drilled regularly ularly They Theymust ThtYI Theymust I must be kept alert at all times They Titeymust Theymust Theymust must not hesitate to call in the services servicesof serlcesI I of the city departments They must be beprovided beprorlded beprovided provided with suitable equipment of mQd mpdera mQdern mqdera era make makePrevention makePreentlon makePrevention Prevention and Extinction ExtinctionH Henley Henle whose paper on Is tire flreprevention tireprevention fireprevention prevention of more Importance than fire fireextlneUon fireextinction extinction called forth so much com comment comment cornmeat ment came next Mr Henley said that thatfires thatftres thaturea fires which hich are not accidental are pre preThe pre preThe proThe The cost is isnever isnever snever never more is isoften IS ISoften isoften often less if this thiscompany thiscompany thiscompany company in instead In Instead instead stead of an india individual indimvidual indiavidual vidual adminis administers administers administers ters an estate estate46OOOOO 4600000 capital capit and andsurplus andsurplus andsurplus surplus surplusAMERICAN surplusAMERICAN surplusAMETtICAN AMERICAN SECURITY SECURITYNorthwest SECURITYAND SECURITYAND AND tRUST TRUSX4COMPANY TRUSX4COMPANYorthwet COMPANY COMPANYNorthwest Northwest Corner Corn of ofFifteenth ofFlftfMtmh ofFIfteenth Fifteenth antI Pennsylvania PeADs TIanift avenue avenueCHARUJS avonUQCBAItIJS avenueCHAxr CHARUJS CHAxr Bgu President PrJsid llt llti i ri 1 ventable He said that the United States Stateswith Stateswith StatesWith with a population of 85000K 11110O000 0OOiO In 10CC 10CCsuffered 1006surrwed 1016suffered suffered a fire ftr loss 108 of tW6t 111000 or about aboutzeoo 2009 00 per person per year In six Eu European Buropn uropean ropean countries count he said this amount amountwns amountw amountwas was but 13 cents ner ner person per year ear He Hesaid UeBRiel Hosaid said that this ra vast discrepancy was due to tobetter lobetter tobetter better construction and Inspection 1nspectIonsd 1nspectIonsdexplained snd sndexplained nd ndexplained explained the details detat of modern buildings buildingsthat bulldlngJthat bu1ldingthat that require close watching He said id that thtlumber thatlumller thatlumber lumber construction now costs co tl 11 11l cents centsper centsP CCfltSper per cubic foot foot while flrereslstlngr con construction con2tracUon COflstruction struction of the best type coats cOt only onlyeen ofli 31 31cents 30costa cents een per cubic foot toot and ntl declared that thatthte thatthhi thatthis this difference In price was more mareMade than thanmade thanntade made up in fire itr prevention preventionPolitic JH8ontlonlolltl preventionlolltlcs Politic IlBiireH In InFollowing InFollowing InFollowing Following the speech of Air Henley Henleycame Henleycame Henleycaine came the discussion in which hleh polities fig figured t1gnred figtired tired and in which Chiefs Milan SHumphrey SHumphre SHumphrey Humphrey of Pittsburx John Clan Glnville OlAnvllie ClanVilla Villa superintendent nperlnte lCJent of Inspection In8 tlon of St StLouis StLou StLouis Louis Lou Harry Lerooln of Gnwd Rapids RapidsMich RapidsMich Mich exChief Benedict of ofNewark oCNewuk ofNewark Newark and Chiefs Wallace and andJohnson andJobneon andJohnson Johnson all figured to some degree degreeFlroIiOfit desreeJllrehont degreeFireboat Fireboat Protection ProtectionThe lrote IroietionTue tlon tlonT1te The next address was made by Dr DrHarry DrIIar DrItarry Harry IIar Archer of New York ork who read readto readto readto to the association a paper prepared by his hischief hi hichief hischief chief Edward Croker This paper was waatechnical wasleehnlea1 Wastechnical technical dealing deaU with Fireboat protee protection proteeUon proteetion tion but regarding tbe question don from the theviewpoint tbeviewpoint theviewpoint viewpoint of what should enter Into the theconstruction theeoutruettoft theconstruction construction and operation of a model modelflre mode1ftre modelfire fire boat Chief Croker said that the ideal idealboat Idealboat Idealbeat boat should be 111 1 feet Ions should a have haveW haveI havel feet beam and should draw dra feet of ofwater oCwater ofwater water This Thu would uJd enable he said quick quickaction quickaction quickaction action and action In narrow places placesThe pIaeeTIM placesThe The chief entered fully Into the con construetion conIItrutt1oa con5tiUCtlO struetion 5tiUCtlO of such ucta a craft craft firing minute minutedetails minutedetaJk minutedetails details of her structure and equipment equipmentHis equipmentHis tniB His paper was greeted with ILh much ap applause ap applaUIe apjue 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Itwmins Williamson wmins Worcester Mam and James I Walsh WabhNew WalshNew abb abbNft New Orleans heeretartas an pulSe saratyCharles toty4harls bartft KPalmer SCPaIser Palmer 1 Mcbenecudy ADd WtQiam OUam John Johnwriters JobllNMI Joinsso NMI so eietI mineetor aatWul hosed of Ire nudes UDCIWItt nudeswilier WItt writers fbuaddphla IhOalk lIL Asstotant avpwintandent fin finalarmOscar 11ftD SriilineOgear alarmOscar KwnatctUar UIer Milwaukee WII Superin Superintrmwat SIlI Suinfiateinket ia iatndIat trmwat araniUrm ayatam systeesJue Jamas Stenwa Waafi Waafiiagton WUIIAulOclntlon WealSMutes Mutes Aftftoclntion Delegate DelegateWilliam DelegatesWililses HWiIUua William XxaU 1baII Newark It Xngrn Water Wstrrtown WttTmra Watertown town mra Coma Aaron 1 Henry Allentown Pa lsbeet Iler Ilerbart IInhert bart It Heston Il httwklpbia lI1 QriswoU New KrwYark MnY NewYesk Yark Steven New York Abrractkjr AbrractkjrXeKismcy AbsvaitbjNeKhssy XeKismcy Ie It Tea and Hcafey National Fir Kirfrotactto lh lhlro Fir1somik frotactto Ih Amoctatton A UaB St 8t Loot LootFrank Lo aOnlttnlnrc LeekCa Onlttnlnrc OnlttnlnrcPIuk Ca is in xi xiPeaak Frank WIsely Cbciamati nelsnti James Dark New Newark 4nra Newark ark a Murky LoweD Mam A Loreth LorethLraisrille LontbfoaiA1lk Ltnethrtutsiue Lraisrille inner eorpa It Htilbnan Itwmrlraaia Rail Railroad KaIl11I Stallrend road 11I Philadelphia Richard Shaw Mertdan roaD ConnW roaDW Coinw HalaUad Lowell lines and Kenea Keneakr Jtmealey itemiseley ley Han Franclaoo CaL LtratenantaR JL Bry Bryant Rqant ant ant New Harm Conn Co and Veteran Vet Flisman Fires Id Idward Z4ward ward 3 Thompson Itiuadelpbia ItiuadelpbiaCoiiitiilHHloiicrn IhDldftpblaCoulnllHlouerll lhiladelplitoCosstsislsslzscrs CoiiitiilHHloiicrn CoiiitiilHHloiicrnWOuaaa CoulnllHlouerllWDIfaa CosstsislsslzscrsWIUIas WOuaaa Oasenbets Trenton Frederick WJaanawa WJennies Jennies 1 Lowell lines John Poaroc lewcc Raw RawHareax 1CewHaMl Nowliaiee Hareax Coon Cirnnrngham Ctos New Cewc Havrm HavrmCos Maw MawComa Cos It Bob Stains Watertown Wat towa HDolan HDoIa NDolis Dolan Glens Falb Horace Clark Clark Hart Hartford JbrtfurL Startts ford ts Caam bauei Niagara Falls Frank Frankon FreakIba FinishIn Iba on Eo Nelson Krtdi JIridIoIIOlt rt Cos ass Alderman tI liczide McRride czide Toronto Canada 1 Whtteomb IJOie IJOieKoek Utde1C LtttleReek Reek 1C Ark Chairman sahrman Otto JUo Wheeling WVa WL WVs Va Kdwla Thorn Thoa1 Trustee WOUasa WOUasaThomaa WiIUaaTInt WilhisesThosese Thomaa Trenton TInt 1 WUtaIa Anatin Ogden OnesUtah OgdenUtah Utah UtaIa and Gardner Kbaira eske YNOTES YNOTES YNOTES NOTES OF THE CONVENTION GOFVENTIONWilliam CONVENTIONWilliam CONVENTIONWilliam William Met lets of Watts WaUa Wash WashIs Wanother WashIs Is another newcomer IDeI from the great greatNorthwest greatNorthwest eat eatNorthwest Northwest NorthwestJohn NorthwestJohn NorthwestJohn John Keyee Ke of Gait Ontario OatarlooC to one oneof oneof of the new members of the association uoetaUoahaW acIatiouhailing associationbailing bailing haW from from north of the line lineChief IIBeCh1eC Usechief Chief Edward Croker of New York Yorkarrived York Yorkarrived Yorkarrived arrived yesterday Yftlterda after leaving the Mg are In hl bs city etrty rly in the morning morningWilliam 1DOnI 1DOnIWUUam mornIngWilliam William Black head of Atlantic Citys Citysfiremen CI citysfiremen sftremftt firemen ftremftt was long Jo ago a member of a avolunteer aWIUDtMr avolunteer volunteer company in Philadelphia PhiladelphiaChiefs PhiladelphiaChiefs elpbIa elpbIaChief Chiefs Charles Vail Vall of Seat Lake Lakeand lAke lAkeand Lakeand and Pain Paba of Ogden Utah Utah are two twofar twotar twofar far Western delegates who arrived an1Yedterclay yes yesterday yesterday terday terdayChief terclayChIef terdayciulef Chief Karl Harrison of Evanston Ill IILcomes 111oomes Illcomes comes of a race of firemen His father fatherpartment fatherwu fatherwas wu for twentftve years head oC the de department do dopaitment partment over which he now a has super supervision supervo vision visionH vIIItooH vo voH Baa Hauler of St St Loins LoaIa who aal aaldressed Hd addressed dressed the oanveaUoat 0811 Jut night fa re regarded re reunoDS regaMed gaMed among the delegates del as one of the thebestposted thebntpoeted thebestpouted bestposted fire fir inspectors III tbe United UnitedStates UllttedS UntiedStates States StatesChief StatesChief Chief Beatty of Colorado Springs SprimcsGoto SpringsCob Goto Cob served neel in the Spanish war In the thevolunteer theYolunter volunteer army both in the Philippines Philippinesand Philippinesand and In Cuba He was a captain in a acorps acorps corps of sappers and adCbarte miners minersCharles inere inereCharles Charles Foster of Astoria A Oreg is isone inone one of the new members of the sssnoia aesoclotksa sssnoiatioa tioa who registered yesterday Mr Yes Foster Yestei tel comes from the oldest town tow OIl the thePaetrtc thePaet1tc thePaeific Paetrtc Coast CO north of California CaliforniaFnxn CaUforataFro 1UfOrn1aFems Fnxn Fro Saa Francisco Capt wKinelly JKineally JKlnMlIy Kineally of Company 8 comes to the theconvention theconveoUOa theconvention convention Capt Kineally was in the thebig the1q thebig big fire of April a year ago and fought foughtfor foughttot for many hours bou without rest or food foodExchief toodExcbJef foodExchief Exchief Jules Pears of Denver Colo CoInwas was one of the late arrivals anlv Mr hane haneU Peassewas was for many years the active head of ofDenvers ofDenvnrs Denvers Dtnv fire fighters and still dll takes a agreat agreat great Interest in the proceedings of the theconventions thecOllftntlo theconventions conventions conventionsChief conventionsChief Chief George Horton of Baltimore Baltimoreraged aittmorewho who wu ba charge when the great are fireraged raged In that city clt came down yesterday to look over the convention Chief Horton Hortonfought Hortonfought fought the are In Baltimore Balttmo for more than thaneighty thaneighty eighty hours without tbout intermission intermissionNiagara IniermIionNiagara aliOll aliOllNIa Niagara NIa ra Pails Joined the race for the thenext thenext thenext next convention yesterday when COIn Cosnmiastoner COInmmJoner Corninhaloner miastoner homes of t1f that city elt reached reachedWashington reacbfdWuhbt reachedWashington Washington Wuhbt ton with poeKets full of Informa fnfortnnmatkm InformamaUon Informaintlon matkm Chief Utz Ut accompanied him himand him himand himand and is also rooting roott for the New York Yorkcity Yorkcity Yorkcity city cityChief cityChief cityCb Chief Cb ef Templeton of Muscogee MuscogeeInd Muscogeebud Ind who for many years wag as chief of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Council Bluffs Iowa fire depart department departJDnt departmont ment mont came in yesterday er aT He says that thatin thatbe thathe be has a boy who ho can equal a any hua huaht hUSSies hUSSies1st in the country not excluding some well wellknown wellkno1D weltknown known in Washington WashingtonChief WaabtnstoaCb WashingtonChief Chief Cb Walter a1ter Ltpns of Los Angeles CaL informed Secretary McFall yes yesterday yeaterday 5 5terda terday terda that he would be unable to at attend attend attend tend this convention Four hundred and andftfty aa4IICty ansififty fifty dollars was appropriated to send sendthe RDcIthe sendthe the Los Angeles eles chief to Washington but because he feared that impending IJII city legislation would ould suffer er if he Wt eft the West he decided that the 1460 must UK be bereturned hereturnoo bereturned returned returnedThe returnedThe The Seattle spirit came into evidence last 1L ft night ni ht when a communication from Chief Harry Binghurst of that city expressing regret r8IT at his inability to at tend and asking a kln that the convention of 1t 1 be held In i Seattle was read to the theassociation theauociatlon theassociation association Chief BrmghursF Drlngburst Jd said aid that thatthe thatthe thatthe the Pacific Coast Firemens Association Associationextends Associationextends extends this invitation and desire desh the themain themain main body to be in Seattle during the AlaskaYukonPsciflc Exposition ExpositionThe EXpolltUonThe ExpositionThe The demonstration of fire apparatus apparatuscalled apparatuscalled apparatuscalled called forth much approval from the thecrowds thecrowds thecrowds crowds The Thl Gibbs fire escape ea attached attachedto to the side of the Central Mission Build ing showed how quickly a man could be betaken betaken betaken taken from an upper story stor to the ground groundin in perfect safety Hose ros was 8 hoisted bO in infifteen Infifteen Infifteen fifteen seconds while It took a man mantwentyone maatWfntyone mantwentyone twentyone seconds JJeCOn In descending It Ittook Itlook Ittook took just twelve seconds to make the thesixtyone thesixtyone thesixtyone sixtyone feet Gesaford played the tbepart theprt thepart part of tho hero heroJohn heroJohn heroJohn John Ruan Ruane of Minneapolis was waselected welected waselected elected president pre idfl while Frank Whit Whitmore WhItmore I more of St St Paul elected was as secre secretary leretar aecretary tary tar of the Firemens Insurance In uranoe Patrol PatrolII at ata ita a a meeting me t1n held yesterday terda morning in the theEbbltt theEbbltt theEbbltt Ebbltt House The other members era of this thisassociation thisassociation thisassociation association which is affiliated with 1th the tbemain themain theraisin main association are ar Williamson WilliamsonWorcester WilliamsonWorcester mlam on on1Yorcester Worcester Mass John Cashman CashmanBrooklyn CashmanBrookbn CashmanBrcoklyn Brooklyn Fred Grove New York Henry HenryR I Martin Newark George Still Stillman Stillman Stillman man Philadelphia James Walsh New NewOrleans NewOrleane NewOrleans Orleans Duffy Loul Louisville vUle and John JohnO JohnO Glanvilie St Louis LouisHcbbard LouisHcb1xard LouisHcbbzrd Hcbbard Clothes thcs Fit FitIt It ia the Mike MikeTheres rfluTheres MakeTheres Theres Something SomethingAbout About my welltailored l1tanored Suits that thatmakes thatmakes thatmakes makes a man look lookwellgroomed lookwellgroomed lookwellgroomed wellgroomed and of offine ft to Pj fine reol to order orderGEO appearance Suits jp 25 UD up upGEO fGEOEHEBBARD GEOEHEBBARD GEOEHEBBARDpAWSSu GEO EHEBBARD EHEBBARDMo pAWSSu Mo Modecu em TaN Trim or 7068 Ninth St Ez Eiert rt 011 hunt ft ftV ftThe The Private Rooms in our now Fireproof Storage Stora Building BulJdln are a thoroughly thoroughlyapproved thoroUlhlyapproved thoroughlyapproved approved Ipr the Fire Underwriters UnderwritersFounded UnderwritersFounded UnderwritersFounded Founded 1861 St Cor 11th llthThe 11thThe 11thThe The Moses Furniture and FJ FIner PrtWW PiieM IWve absolutely satisfactory satisfactoryA A special wax preservative pre rvatlve for waathensd ask pieces pIeeeLRUGS placesRUGS piecesRugs RUGS SACRIFICED SACRIFICEDRugs Rugs of which we ve have but one two twoor twoor 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DIEDSMOADUSOs BROADUSOn Tuesday October 1W 1Wa at atIIu 5I 5Ia a at her reiUkwot 18 A street so soSARAH aaa aaaSA irasthenitSARAh SARAH SA 1tAJ CHUitlTOX CRt TQ wile of John FFnaanl Fud Bum Bumsail ud tab sitter at Mary CnInQJtoD CnInQJtoDt and dimgb dimgbtrr trr of 1M 11 lat Ja a Racket RIIdJdaI Cremsoa CremsoaFinssesI Fnaanl Ttwmkr fta October ML 5 frees Lane XX XJl Mit Jl Ckaveh attp at Po PoOOLTOXAt mCOLTOXAt aCOLTONAt COLTOXAt her residence em CII0t1cIIer Twrfaj er ursetog ursetogOctober tdmf tdmfOctooer October KWT IDA COLTOX COLTOXAmenl COLTOXJIUftaI COLTONPeiseral Amenl at ber lit late Mii reeldisirs a 119 KtinaUk Mnet MnetmnUiimt IIInetJatInPeIt aireetnorthwest northwest Ttmaraday at p1IWLOa a aISOWLANOn ML MLHOWLVXOn HOWLVXOn Tneij TtIeIda October JW at a Sal ama saL a lL a XOSKS 4O 06JS RS kaatead of the UtaUowIaa Jets Xwcant XwcantHowlaa Msrarotliowies Howlaa HowlaaFwsml UowIaah8rra1 liowiesFimeual Fwsml from Ma late rerideace 1717 Ii Bt mpt mptnbWdt htk street 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