The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-02

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IL II nov ~ ~ u"hu"ly t'ellalhto
that The Ss.le 20. me pfnp'fly otsU yea ~
hTs Ia TIE L ul.fI 0slf dullh. me thftsht
calendar rsr VIII Acc'u SlVh'""'i anu
yet there htrt ht-r 10 sweeping res hucn
as thote vi NhlshR9 1uu hna'o" p. Iha 9sala
ago.
The manager ~ = itsolhE lWNf'nt com
panN SaUse business extends 81. over NE
ousa.tJ rbys aat " liIt 'Hu loses ui lf
oo"p1uy hsNe been mpc1 Joe r this yot-
ihiu ever t.t .t, 10 noe cog IAh aty ar
oroiu.ry Ifs ty t.f .ur hft. 90 no any ono
s,ount, 20 90 aly nt. IS. a. rlrl n. hu' 'h'
lossrs hhvt been t.rN aH lbff W'fnt I.aa'
onph y tIp.,f f0 .rea aIe. Tine TJuN- aHs
been tur fI.q4s..l I'd. uics 100 every s,.la
OF ttt c.uUIgI rrd uu every desCr puon %.
risks.
tIs r. mos probably rue m eea are
way Us w.ll d. m The ouscry.'ions of me
company ft'tI rs ,o, a o.; ot.titrDtp i'
ptOtaj be .I.y....C. OF many utuers
DOM -.u'g- business. l., when ths
ocicii s4.rmvuts 7 he insurance cuul
psnits All mai. ug. a. tue close ul ltg
year, mo- - Ht-r 10 hlud, tt hal oe loN
That auy .liirrhbs humber al oihr.
coInuanir- I've han Z similar experience
"A lac aII re pr scented worthy the mos
csftiul cons uel4tl.n % the ppbAc fou
orally.
ltI.svfrF nislusru notion ihui inbu r.
Arce rOu pHuIf. are the only sun'fefs Roy
eT rso,dinuy aTe waste. Asa rG'a tloy
are h, Ugh J-. tnH Itis' II true lu-'
fora unir ir.urs e.. companies may. gud
s,ulefIu,s f.. sustain .usses iu excess OBJ
prpnitfU. h.. |fI- Is lha exception, Toe
rule l. tltt rsfCs ut prl MUM arr advanced
Asttry mus, ne 10 n oct losses cud erpen
see, aud lhrr ..re Tie nurisn OF IRE vss'g
fiIf upIu Il.sl who pAy the prymium.
and itis they, - d Glass. whose Interest ana
duty iis 20 lylk mo me mater ot gtsal
fire vase aui demand "a correction.
Il De- uuI.C DgI..|. That the lum1cr O.
fires and il. .u. rs iItm have increased
in greater ratio b DO number 81 'Ccl
psnuissLd occupants Hud me value o
property nUb.s % be destroyed ~ ARE
Therefore there mus bs some unusual D
,xtrs4rd ffsIy rtta.s ut tires, uui ppfhap
n lessHbil'y 10 cope with them when one,
ignited.
INA tlore are new methods OF meuu'Sc
ture ihHt iucr, ne nrs hazards, ana new
mauu'.Ct ries that iced the hsues - be
y,na quss ion ami 10 is feared that thee,
are uut ruurded against as they should bt
and ctrs.n Y not AS well az they might be
Iuccbdis risni IL charged with much OF thi'
waste And very much more than IL ehouil
be- unless Ve include bs lnceLeiAry tia
carels,sress which it 70 closely KIN TO 10
CArelessne.s iueXous ebls, criminal care
lessn.ss in all itg ram hcstion1, o. thl
cause of u'arlv, Il NOT quite, ID per cent o
al the trss in point u numbers and hu
waste lu mh''tr OF Ysluts IN lAls couh-
try
Ca-esssutss % c. structior, oarelessneG
in guarding against fires, care ossncss II
providing means for the prompt trtin
gushmeut OF fires 20 their iuoipienCy, care
Iessness in preventing fire waste ~ any .
he many ways 10 m8y happen, terd 10 iu
crease the uumb,T Of fires and swell the
amount If loss when they occur O1is
last wet K an uuderwrit,r,i IN passing through
acarriaea mAnuinctory hi this city, bust
ness thss Il within itsef Of a hazardous
character, ard one requiring the utmost
and most cor ant vigilance, found nn i'm
provised flus, With less thar ons MALT of n
di,iointed siove.pipe coming hom large
stove situated some ten or twelve feet dis
tant, and at an apgle OF fofty-dve degree,
from tina opening In the hue, entering L., o.
rather party rc..ing-O0 II. Seven.es hlh.
of the area OF he stove-pirv failed to ente
the nus, and IL was liable 10 topple on n
any moment.
csptionbl case, Underwriters tell US tina