Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1935, Page 13

§. . MACKEY, FIRST FIREMAN, 1S DEAD Veteran Succumbs at 92; Last of Original Volunteers. Samuel D. Mackey, first sworn mem- ber of the District Fire Department and last surviving of the original from Washington by train to combat a particularly violent fire in Baltmore, which the local force was unable to stop alone. Before the organization of the pres- ent department there were in all 48 firemen volunteers, who received $8 a month. “Once I remember we had to stand | by and wait for a man to dig a hole | in what is now Scott Circle before ur could get any water,” he said in an interview given The Star last Fall. He recalled that the first steam engine was called into use here to fight a small fire in Ford's Theater in 1862, the theater on Tenth street where Lincoln was assassinated three years later, and which is now a Lin- coln Museum. He expressed disap- pointraent that the present generation of firefighters was not able to do better THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO Mackey and Mrs. Anna Wessells, Mrs, Helen Burrows and Mrs. Thomas Jones, all of Washington. Funeral services will be held at St. Dominic’s Church torporrow at 9 a.m. Burial will be in Congressional Ceme- | tery. Y DR. W. F. NOTZ TO SPEAK ON EUROPEAN SYSTEMS| Dean of Foreign Service Schocl’ Will Address Public Meeting Tonight. Dr. William P. Notz, dean of the School of Foreign Service, George- town University, will speak on “Po- litical and Economic Systems of Rus- Rites Tomorrow work with modern equipment. “Why, not long ago,” he said, “I was watching a downtown fire and some of the firemen were overcome by smoke before they even got inside the building. When I was & fireman no- body was ever overcome out in the street.” Mr. Mackey 1s survived by two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Harry Mackey many fires. He recalled particularly the | and Mrs. Dulin Mackey, and a step- famous blaze in the old Patent Office, | daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Taylor. and tl emorable occasion When | He also leaves seven grandchildren. horses, wagons and firemen were sent | Philip, Harry, Agatha and Louse volunteers, died Tuesday at his home, 3631 Warder street, at the age of 92. He was a_member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants. His service, beginning in the early 60s, ended with his resignation in 1885. Thereafter he was employed in | the sewer inspection service, retiring about five years ago. Mr. Mackey was active in fighting sia, Germany and Italy” at a public meeting tonight at 8:15 o'clock in the Central Y. M. C. A. Building, Eighteenth and G streets. The lecture is sponsored, by the Men’s Forum of the Young Men Christian Association and will be open to women as well as men. re will be no admission fee. Dr. Notz will be introduced by Dr. J. 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