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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-08-06
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The Wheeling REoIsTER was founded In
1863, at the time Of the Inauguration Of the
state OF West Virginia. As part and parcel
Uf the new state, closely identified with Ia
sure TO It's advancement, the REGISTER shara
IN the Just exultation with which our people
regard It's bright career. The population OF
he State has Increased In greater ratio than
most OF the Old States, her schools have multi
piled and improved In efficiency, her govern
ment has been well and economically admin
istered. her resources are being developed witt
energy, and her people growing In enlighten'
meni and thrift. with the growth Of the
state the REGISTER has grown, with its do
velopment the REGISTER has developed, with
It's prosperity the REGISTER has prospered
And AZ showing the estimation In which the
paper ~ held by the citizens OF the state 10.
whose interests It has steadfastly battled, We
can Ray with truth that no other paper In reac
by az many West Virginians, nor does an'
diner penetrate every part OF the State ah
goes
the advocate Of broad and liberal policy 10
and strengthening of the free school system
the Improvement Of the State and the devel
opment Of It's resources. Its proprietoB poin'
to It's past az an earnest OF It's future.
The WEEKLY REGIsrER n magnificent
page, 6i-column paper-pIice sl.5o by mall.
The SUNDAY REGISTER Is the same size, ano
has already gained very large circulation
TneDAIIY RSaIsrER LIS printed at H.sO Pc,
year.
The Model Map or West Virginia, the
most complete map ever Issued OF the State.
now ready fer delivery-price t1.00.
Any person remitting TO us the subScnption
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Thus
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Your subscription and friendly aid are 70
Epectfully solicited.
An agent In every school district II wanted
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BETTER Than $4,000.

CLEARAEcR sale of summer shoes 9
Lynch's, A Twelfth street.
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DR.. ]. c. Fiddler, Jefferson, City, No,
SAYS: Persons who use Bs0Sn's I-pl
Bitters always speak we'll of; think il I
GOOD medicine"
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Our clearance sale Is cheaper than any
other sale of shoes, Al Twelfth street,
Lynch's.
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DR.. w. y. Ewin, KEYsER, w. VA, says:
Many esteem Browns Iron Bitters most
excellent tonic"
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l. Ah u ttoaery Package II the
fastest selling article In the market. Contains
Is sheets note Paper, - Envelopes, Pencils,
Pen Holder, Pen, and a handsome piece Of
yeweiry' Retail price 2Jc. -Four dozen for
So. A watch Guaranteed with every
four DOZEN y0a order. For 25c in one er
pIete sam pie package, With elegant Gold
Plated sleeve Buttons, Gold Plated S.uds.
Gold Plated Collar Button, Handsome Watch
pin Register large amounts. ~ Page Illus
trated Catalogue Of guns. self cooking revolt
yers, telescopes, spy glasses, Watches, Aecor-
at once 10 WORLD NAN NHTTTT
UTACIURIsG Co, 122 ICE
Nassau 3d. New York axl1Oa Nv
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CLEARANCE sale of shoes at "A Twelfth
street, Lynchs.
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RRrEaln~

70 walking shoes and slippers At l.. V.
g,gnG'S,
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SIGHT is priceless. Be wise
and get selected glasses from
JACOB w. GRUBB, Practical
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= AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER

- HN IhIHNVItUWHHI VITCH
II the Agent, after q thirty days trial, fails
10 make NJ least 900 clear o. All eK
pepses, we VIII take back all goods unsold
and return the money paid rs. Our Circular
stpgle month. We give exclusive territory
There cal be no Composition. Businesf Il
honorable. pleasant and profitable Ar
sent free with nrst order. Eyesy Agent, or
those Wishing employment, should write ~
at once a. counties are being taken fast, and
offered such extraordinary and liberal terms
to agents. Bend oHe-cent Sam % for lsrxs
descriptive circularA containing this ODER
to tho
REENER MANUFACTURING CO.,
ns smithneid 81 PrrTssUReB. PA
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If you want an appelile, without a hspp,

Lev upon yo1 prevail
To go get the first, and sleep well at night
BY dIiE King SmiIhs superb cream ale,
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MEssns. X. A. McCABEA Co.-G,7ib".
affords US Q teat pleasure ID testify 70
perior merits Of your "Kraits v
Compound" a. . safe and rellaos
medicine, and n being soPenM 70 IL
edge, In the cure Of the diseases Tor VIZ
Jacob snyder, Wholesale Iron he'sss
Joseph Bell, Jo&eph Bell q 70. saa
Boyd, Capitalist Robert Se,olu,
Bro. Allen Davis, Toil Keeper 80
National Road. Oscar ssndroek, Ess.
suranee Company. 7. H. Hisxmr
graphic Artist. VIM. Stuart C.Pln
]. Campbell. Alexander Bone.
Theodore Schneider. FLORIST Dr. A.SN
and others. ,,n
Hundreds OF certificates could o.
sented which would show you thh
gradients OF this compound are almf
and every one Q specific for the cSbV
II 10 designed for. Above all, ShlH
be used with perfect safety 10 me
infants II 10 yet all powerful In ca'.9s
most obstinate and chronic ca,a
rh9a and dysentery In the old.
you, having unalterable faith IN ~
10 try Il. 1t IL no guack remsa!
genuine preparation that has true
Missionary Thoburn writes:
NoRADABAD, ~ W.
sss wish you would send "A
Rooms No. 30 Mulberry st.est ~, "a
rb1a Compound II u the nest thist
used out here. want suPpiy i 1880
among the "Hill Men" J. N. Ih
From Greenland's Icy mounpIy
dia's coral strands there 10 20 -
deserving, We think, Of esa !g s,onsI
home. The saying II OLD itsn, -
true, but mo family should
!" Hs,. I, another extract from -,
and from Q pstest medicine mn ip,.I !,
xIsurs. ncCA,s, KRAFT 4 Co
G.ul-m-u. The .KrAfts Dlar 80
ound" has been recei red ! .',o,.ss :
n recon- msnding IL " my .s.I a,s y
ssauss know u 70 be, IRON s IEo's
: IciS Of supsrSor medteinA s.s.as . ~
ia 10 nssmsnS.t eurs 10 The di.s.ss "a
II 4 feeomAsndsd- Rs,Ps SiS foen
Proprietor Of Fousss -, =
These testimonials are but ner.
dentsl We could gil whole eo.- -
them. All the puIport Of thi' 80. 4
ment 10 70 induce you 70 oey T,lr}
realise, whom needed, thsI 8. -
DIARRHGA CoYPOUSD 10 sos
and the bes. medicine Of The ~ IN
r. A. McCABE T. W
Proph.sou and whOl''As ~
jusab Wheelin1 I'D
20
w Hst1sss. in1its s. .. =: y Vcssiss
lie 70 his large as.eep srioS sca
49, s.rs i fsm 3a'ssIivsr - isEssA "
ts!s, Tso!. l.ss S end K COOS -
Tsisphons. 10 An
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INV1TA,,nsnls1,
uYALfKR h RIN1hA..sntion q ~
w tired, invite 1s s q Chishs
lie 70 his largo aeso Psriof sra ~,
ware and Queensv. 80 HIcbsss u
study Lamp, snveLh Tnifs BAe
to!s, I.pl D.! ia "a YsneJ doods -
Teiophops. 10 y"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
Ferry Dsasss Hss Position.

PARIS, Dec. l0.-Ferry said the re-
puul,can government Of France was
not responsible far present expedition
~ TOnauin. He stated Admiral Mon
taigilac, minister ri marine, In 1875
pointed out the necessity of establish
Ing u French pr'tectorate over AMMAN.
Ferry declared he wished to remain In
power only 0n the condition that he
possessed the confidence Of the cham
bem. The real obstacle to the settle
ment of the question WINS the frailty of
the cabinets, which were all in need
time and without which nothing
csuld he effected, especially, In the
foreign afIhirs Of the government. SO
Ear from entertaining any illusions re-
gardIug attitude Of China In Tonquin
matters he believed China would 70 70
far IN tn resort To armed intervention
IN case Of rupture between France and
China. It had not yet occurred.
hut cabinet had never ceased
tO argue NJ II rupture was possible
to be avoided by the government.
He had always treated China NJ q
great power, which course he did not
regret. The government had always
held tn the opinion that means Of CON-
ciiiating China existed. sud acting
under this belief hsd exhausted every
combination and sytem Of conlblna-
tom,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
Homer Amssg Thieves.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1O.-Commercial
Gazette's Delphos, o. special: Last
night large number Of masked men
appeared ut the jail, and took the key
from Martin Barrett, The Waterman,
and took out Rask and Hofflhles, ar
rested for burglary. and demanded
that they should give the names Of
their cOnfederates In numerous burg.
laries recently or he hanged. They
refused and were strung up; when
nearly dead they were let down and
again asked to give the names. They
said they could not and they were
again hung up and the mob went
away. The watcbman cut the men
down but they are In . critical con-
ditiOn.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11

CHICAGO, Der. lO.-The Drovers'
Journal reports: HO0s-Receipts,
$1,000 head; shipmeRts, 4,lO0 head;
market excited, l5c higher; packing,
S4.8595.SO; packing and shipping.
$5.3O(as5.S0; light, A.6OG5.3O; skips,
$1,000 so. CATTLE-Receipts, 5000
head; shipments, 1900 head; market
steady; exports, @.50a7.00; good to
choice shipping S., 75a %. 20; common
to medium, $4.5O(a5.50: Texans, $4.20
@5.00. SHEEP-Receipts, 2,6O0 head;
shipments, 900 head good, strong;
common. dull, inferior to fair, $2.5Oa
800; per cwt.; good, ss.75; choice,
$50.
Drovers' Journal special Liverpool
cable quotes best American cattle !
cent higher on light supplies at Is
cents per pound dressed. Sheep, un-
changed, 10 cents for tops.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
IClCUnHWO.
ReporteS Espressiy for N. Daily YriIosr-
stos~ Josrsai ny the Wexf~rn Assoeis-
ted Fy~ss aud the Hsss~rn linton
Telegraph CoSspasy.
AvAlANCHES
OF Telegraphic News Crushing
Into the Office ofthe Jour
nal from all Quarters
Of the Globe.
Ferry's Speech--JeffD Davis Wins
an Important Suit in the
Supreme Court
News Notes.
Star Routes Again-A Pugilistic
Clergyman-Juvenile In
cendiaries-Hydro-
phobia.
Prscssdings Of Congress.
HOUSE.


To-day was bill day and large mum.
her OF bills were INTRODUCED, among
them were bills by Mr.. Oates, repeal
lag the presumption laws and amend
Ing the homestead laws ~ that patents
cna be issued after three years Of
actual occupancy BY Mr.. Bum de.
clariug forfeited the lands granted to
the following railroad companies and
10 states In aid of such companies:
Gulf 4 Ship Island railroad, Alabama
4 Florida, CO0sa 4 Tennessee, Mobile
4 Alabama, Grand Co0sa 4 Chatts-
noogs, Alabama q Chattanooga, Pen
sacola 4 Georgia, North Louisiana 4
New Orleans, Baton Rouge 4 Vicks-
burg, St. Louis 4 Iron Mountain,
HoughtOn q Ontonagon, North Wis
cousin, wisconsin Central, st. Paul
4 Pacific, 81 Vincent Extension and
Brainerd branch, Hasting 4 Dakota,
Oregon Central aud Texas Pacific.
General Rosencrans introduced So
bills or ~ he said full deck and
joker" Among the important bills
were hills for the appropriation Of
$1,000 for . public building in San
Francisco and one for the relief OF
odlcen Of the army who have served
twenty years, II provides II they are
Of the grxdes Of first and second Lieu
tenants for that period that they lie
entitled to the pay and allowances of
the next higher grade.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
Better Than Raw Hands.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 10. - About
seventeen incendiary fires OF q month
have been traced by the police to Ben
nile West, Joe. Moffat, Finch and
Willard. four boys about thirteen yeas
Of age, the sons Of refined people. who
reside In the Fourth ward where the
fires occurred. and the boys have been
arrested. They had formed Buffalo
Bill organization, and had . pirates
den where they kept their dime novels
and guns, and from which they made
raids on pantries Of well to do neigh
bors. Suspicion fell ON them because
ofthe frequent los~ of jellies and pies
and the general bagRadoco air the
boys assumed. Young Finch confesses,
the Others deny everything.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11

BUFFALO, N. Y. Dec. 10.-Soms
months ago the small son nj Chas.
Peitzell ws bitten by \ ANAL dog.
No attention was given the matter
until the son lately exhibited hydro
phol,ia In violent form. Yesterday
another small brother who had been
sIeeping with him. although rot bitten
by the former, was slightly attacked
with the malady, while another
whom be bit In his rawlings is almost
"A bad. The lives Of two are dispared
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
A Fatal Jnmp.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10.-At Q fire
early this morning. at the residence Of
Miss Ella Martin, l42 Boundary ave
nue.. Carrie Martin, sged -, jumped
rom the second story window and
dislocated her spine. She Is probably
fatally injured. Susie Martin dropped
from the balcony on mattresses but
received q severe shock. bruises and
sprsins. Ella Martin. an artist. and
who owns the building, and her sister,
Mary Martin, aged 60, were rescued
by ladders. The Misses Martin are
natives Of Mount Vernon and ssid to
be daughters Of an ex-lnember Of con-
press now deceased.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
A Proper Clergyman.

NEwBURa, NY. Dec. lO.-Rev. w.
Dehart, rector st. Andrews Episcopal
church. publishes q card, correcting
the statements regarding the differ
ence with his parishmen which led to
the rector's resignation. He says the
dispute he interfered In was between
husband and wife, the former striking
the latter. Dehart said: "iou must
not strike woman In my presence. F."
The man then struck me full In the
face. forgetting for the moment I was
a clergyman, and In the heat Of pas
sion. acting only rs man, I returned
the blow with the force and skill ! had
learned ut college.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11

WASHINGTON. Dec. l0.-The Su-
preme court to-day reversed the judg-
ment of the circuit court In favor Of
the complaining bondholders who did
not assent to the scheme Of reorganiza-
ton OF the Canada Southern railroad
case and remanded the case. with in
structions TO enter decree In favor Of
the company.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11

mittee. are Honorable John G. New,
Of Indiana, Forbes, Of Massachusetts,
and Frye Of Maine. Delegates from
Cincinnati and Chicago are here tn
urge the selection Of their respective
cities for the National Convention.
Philadelphia delegation will be here
In the morning and o strong effort
will he made by New York men 10
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
Estvan Neetcs.

To whom II may concern Notice
10 hereby given that the undersigned
has taken up and will safely keep, for
the space of ten days from the date
hereby, sixteen head Of cows, heifers,
steers and one calf, all branded &C
heart" on the len side, the same IN lie
kept ut the expense ri the owner
thereof, for tresspsssing upon the
grounds Of the undersigned on the 10
land north of Miles City, Montana.
about one mile. The damage claimed
against such stock n the sum of t52. so,
and costs and expenses.
e. c. HARcrM.
Miles City NJ. T., Dec. II. 1888. 81
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Bnsw IN the Tropies,

GALVESTON. Tex. Dec. N.-News
Saltello tonight Mexico special: Snow
four inches deep fell In Saltello to-
night. The occurrence is unprece-
dented and great alarm IL felt among
the supersticious and innocent Mexi.
cans. 1t Is reported four feet deep In
the mountains near Monterey.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
He Dlsiikes to Disagree.

New YORK, Dec. lO.-The Evening
Post announces that Carl Schurz has
dissolved his connection with the
paper In consequence Of serious differ
ences of opinion between himself and
associates concerning the treatment Of
important public questions In the edi-
torial columns.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
Tsle4rARhse HRarks.

Five men hunting ON Niagara river
were drowned by their boat capsising.
Boston Burglars. between SATURDAY.
evening and Monday morning robbed
Brown 4 Co.'S, store Of q, 900 worth OF
jewelry.
A collision near Boston between
an Old Colony railroad train and On
Fast Milton train wrrcked the latter
but no person was seriously injured.
Owing to the growing excitement
In Fri h circles relative to the sentence
Of O'Donnell ezra guards are Sta
toned in all prisons and government
Offices.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
Nero sssr Route Business.

WARRINGTON, Dec. lO.-The case of
FIX senalor he,ivyy, indicted for hsv-
q received, while United State sens.
,or, money for procuring Increased pay
for certain star routes, came up to-day
l'eft,rs Judge Wyiie. John A. Walsh
wss called ~ witnsss hut did not IT.
spond, wl,ereupon the government
counsel moved ~ postpone the trial
llhe eunld he produced. This motion
wax vigorously opposed by the counsel
Or KsIlaeg, ana JudkeW ylis took the
rat.srs, ssylng be would decide the
question t0-inor1ow lRgersoll. for KEEL.
lDgg, clslu.sd that slie alleged ofsenss
wss lArssd by thestatuts a limitation
BIlns was absent and Attorney Gem
enl Bvwut<r sppenryd IN hIs place.
He assusvd the e0urt'shst the govern
n,sas ds.lrsd z spsvdy Trial Fnd NO
aS.esl e Tue seApdsnt u IT, sAarge
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
Dessh en- the Lake.

RODNEY. Ontario. Dec. l0.-The
two bodies washed ashore In an open
boat at New Glasgow last night are
supposed to he Captain Quick and son
Of Pelo island. near Kingville. II APP
pears that while out fishing they were
driven into the lake and persisted
from exhaustion and cold.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
JsR DaSs . Wiansr.

WARRINGTON, Dec. lO.-The Su-
preme court has confirmed the judg-
ment Of the court below in favor Of
Jefferson Davis In the contested will
case Of Mn. Dorsey who LEFT her
property b him.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11

LA CROSSE, Dec. l0.-Some boys
playing about hay stack near this
city to-day. Uncovered the emsciaied
but living form of Lewis Anderson.
Il sppaass the stack fell on and buried
him November II, and that he has
lpern there aves slnoe. through epme
severe weather without foTd or water.
He b Q mere pkslstnn hut h able to
speak and u u believed will survive.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
Minnesota butter at Carpenters.
A revolving churn In rood order,
will be sold cheap by G. +. Newton,
express ONCE.
Essi~.

Essice.
A general meeting ofthe stock hold
ers OF the First National hank Of Miles
City, Montana, will be held 1t the
hank on Tuesday. Janury .. 1884, for
the purpose Of electiDg officers and
directors for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction Of other business.
r. +. SLOWER, Cashier.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11

While conveying him back to the
scene Of the crime he attempted 10
escape aud was riddled with bullets,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11

NEW YORK, Dec. lO.-Northern Ps-
rife, 27l: preferred. sol. Rt. Paul
Minneapolis 4 Manitoba, l0l; Western
Union, 70.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11

vscxssvna, nsl lA-Ilss~ld elm
ton -, Albsst Thamas, . negro
hsul1 ess assssesA ysaIerlsy bv .
ponss efcltlseNs ~ esmnleling vars
= ,ss :s's': 49, : is t ss:s's.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11
THEDAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday

The paiLy Jsa'mSAL controls all Associated Press
kspatshes In xilss City. and 10 the only paper In
Easiem Montana that receives iegitinsie tele-
graphic reports
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-11

cenAan Naftsnsl Bank, Nsv Yosk City.
neseaan1s ksea saA Tsusf Ce., Chicago, H.
Herchse6 Natieasl Hank, u. fasi, uiss
10
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-28

Il. Tha4e - ven general impression that
a. fre Insurance business is very ITofit-
a.. An article ID . late numder = to
Sew YORK Reoar c0nuadicts this III
r,re--isn. Tt Business. r. SEINE 1a-
f-sen earned gn - = large nunlirr u eoi-i-
rsuies ~ = lr.ss during the last t7'9 carr
s zog1 many e9upsnle-- hptn lA ii--7
country and Egrole, have Z9n= -. =
rr1sfn--s 1eesuse r1e pr17I+s-t d 4Dsii'=
r5es- ezrirsl vas more p-clillslnz Ll4-
--e ----re-.r II reasolsble prelt--
r--a-.l-en writer IL tle
rl-s4- Es1r1rssf- - August T.
-.-e-- .5e .inass ~ thirtF-0us
F-..i-a eg-apzaiez f0r ~ TIE s1o~-
M. ia the szzrezate. j. al actual short
~ 9fsI.yys. 90. Tbese same eoDpanies
re11-rzsj = -aln Dbl I--l u 1910, which
80. a saving " only elg1t-tsnrhs u one
-er cent. VI $3.50. tbs amount "
premium. received. ID I5eZ the amount
u premiums received Wa over s5.se-pt3
more. but the years business. - ab9fe
stated showed q I07s. The question
which presents ltself j.. what -
~ ~ done, Tle free s@em y
~ oa tte increase IN this country and
In Czrad1 t1e los- from nre- during
-1a fr-- nine months " this year
reached the en1rmCus amount "
s5z.Jstyyl. The rates 0f Insurance cannot
ve-y well " raised. They are about a.
HIN now ~ property holders care u pay
Insurance c1mpanie- don't complain VI
ra-e-. What they complain u j. tffe
Increasing numDer NJ hre-. IL D. plain
however. that Il they continue business
either the rate- must " raised Or some
thin2 must - done n prevent - many
arr.. 81 the New York ReCie'C's state
roent ~ the situation j. correct. they
cannot continue business under the pre-
gailinz condition u Affairs. OF course it
+ not asserted that All companies
are losing money but that. taking the
whole business, there j. more paid out
fJr eZren-es and iOsses than b. taken Do
f1r premiums. This refers " the
last two years IL f. stated, aad with
show ~ truth. that large per cent. per
har- half. n the fires arc the result "
carele.-ues-. People insure their prop
erfy and place tne responsibility II pro
t-ctiug IL from fire upon the Insurance
e9musuie-. They are careful only about
their policies. They don't take into con-
.fderati0u that the more property that D.
burned the Jess able the companies arc 10
Dat. andthatit j. possible FOR their policies
~ become worthless. Assuming however
that there j. ~ question about the sound
ne-- u me companies, il j. plain that the
increasing number " hre- must finally
result iu an increa-e NJ rtte-. People
therefore. VINO are careless about pro
tecting their property nIll have ~ pay q
FAX f9r tae privilege = being careless
We arc ~ accustomed o. read u fires
iu different t1.gus and cities IL the coun-
,rr that ve do not stop ~ think what %
fearful destruction ~ property D. going
b.. THe I1--a- bs ire in tie United
-t4,e- and Canada this year viii probably
h. between S-u.gru.p1p and ss-J.ogt,",0.
IS Len -1- results ~ q years fres arc
summed lr. we - what q drain 81 the
--lzT-l " ra= country fires are.