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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-06
Notice of Copyright.

Be it remembered that on the 18th day of April,
A. d. 1885, THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AD-
NERTISER COMPANY of Honolulu, Island OF
Oahu, in accordance with section of Gan Act TO
encourage learning in this Kingdom by securing
the copies of charts and books to the authors and
of December, A. d. 1864, :" have deposited in this
office the title of their book, entitled 1.-THE
HAWAIIAN LIVE STOCK BOOK AND REG
ISTER," containing the names, ages, pedIgrees.
and other particulars concerning foreign and do
mestic (natiVe) 1--we stock within the Hawaiian
Kingdom compiled from information given by
owners, the rights Of which they claim as owners
and proprietors.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the Interior Depart
ment to be affixed at Honolulu this 18th day Of
April, a. d. 1885.
(Signed) CHAS. T. GULICK,
ap2I2m d&w Minister Of Interior.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-06


Also two or three earthquakes. Inside OF
four minutes Maria had tainted, William was
a wreck and we had upset the stove and
broke three chairs. He came to and slipped
out while 1 was holding camphor TO Maria's
nose, and I've heard to-day that he is after
warrant for me for assault with intent to kill.
Can he get oneT'
f'Yes'm."
''Can he do anything
''WeI, you want juryP
''Sartin-sartin. I'll go before a jury and
tell 'em how he and Maria have sot and sot
for ], 700 nights-how I've had to be soft on
him-how I've poked up Maria to bring him
to time-how 1 stood it and stood it until
sunthin' had TO break-how it has cost me
$500 for fuel and oil-how-but that's all.
IF they are men they can't find no verdict
ag'in me-"
Nom"
''Wen, I'll go home and wait. Maria lies
there signing and weeping, and there's the
stove to put up and the chairs to mend, and
If W illiam gets the warrant I'll let you
know. His ma in Iowa! I'll let him know
that somebody's ma in Detroit is alive and
kicking and lus on deck!n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-06
A Mean Landlord.

There is a landlord out at the Mission SO
mean that he raised a poor woman's rent
the other day because he found she could
borrow corn meal from the woman across
the way. He says it isn't the house so
much as the location that comes high
nowadays
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-06
Drifted Snow Flour.
CROLLER PROCESS.

"AVING LEASED THE SALINAS MILLS.
III I am now prepared TO supply, IN quantities
to suit, all orders, with the celebrated family
Flour, DRIFTED SNOW, and also the a No.
bakers brand, RISING SUN. Please address all
orders to G.. L. DIN9LEY,
nh24.7-Sm No IS Steuart ST., San Francisco
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BONE MEAL!
BONE MEAL!!!
BONE MEAL!

The undersigned are now prepared to re
ceive orders for this Celebrated Fertilizer
from the mandatory Of Buck & ohlandt
San Francisco:
The following is report Of the cOmpo-
nent parts, as obtained by Chemical analy-
sis:
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NOTICE.

Ii APPLICATIONS FOR BOOTHS AT
"A KapIolani Park for the IIth of June will now
be received by the undersigned at his ONCE.
J. +. WTSEAAN.
BY order OF the Executive Committee Of Raplo
lani Park Association. I03-ap2s-u
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

Butte. NoSr, November -1chp
foley. doork~sp~ra 90 Z a'rr Goa
que. yesterday rnofsisx at tour o'cs~s
sayfafi aEd $40; Alice Tilrs sol hey s.
-ort, joe izt~-. sad then com ultirI -
.lis. foIgr hsi S~~n uSax $50 80
sornaa Fics fot ahsyat toaF faaatAs sa-
% = u4onta $50. u3sa he s7st arr TsFF
ally 4 sepafsflpa thea -crsFfri
EolsT b-causs Vsrs i~.aioss. Nsf oa EHurs
i4y sseaiaz usst SO fbe Toi~fo f#FrF
Ihss,sr. where .rs FllcE va sm.F-
Il. a..aaitsi h~f. %sasFrFi % un %
~ .,cs %. tss Csssf sc Fol'c~. ss
ard sr .rabhia@ lhe revolver. tne baw
mr. BE- AZ css<at ls bs fh2-s "a q
tel he sss - ssssi "a b.A Tss<r
fay tsorasns hs i0~i4osesi ne ~orsaa a.
. ugsrtss HSO sss ssslaE tTr hDGs.
,si com rnSt;~d fhe cuzg las u3a1sp
. s,al alive. ib~ bgiirt sxy pass~s
tar0szh the spF~r p1stb0a 81 ~ Fz@t
gs- Sc caoaot gsSs Tzsss ss~z~1
sHs q "a l~t ;ssssEa ats flxas ~s~es
Nrs rcx va iroo Dar. aa-r
80 wzs ssoza "a 81. - s.e
~ -ss a. ed bs-so bna-@f. s1s a.
Dc .n~ Hsfsssi az DaFsosp. "a AL
80. ksosa as = 4ss<srsss Rsi fearless
raa
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
NEBRASKA STATE NEWS.


THE Governor has isstei the following.
proclamation:
The President % the Tinted States ha,
named as n day % National Thauk-g y1us
Thursday. the 18th day OF November. aud q
harmony herewith. |. james ". Dawes
Governor of the state Of Nebraska. de- here
ty recommend 10 the people ar taI~ State r.
de and proper Observance oi tn" Gay - ap-
pointed. ant that Z he held IN the iuli.>'
sense, rs "A time for general Thank-gfV'nc
and PRAYER TO Almighty God for hI~ Coutln
u"d JnerCieS. A. "A state ~. hav" shared n
All especial dcgrr" the tle~~suE> and boun'
ic> with which AL Iu14.Ecut PTpv.icnCr Ia"
favored IL a. a Nation : ouch Il SIN" a.
THIS the spirit Of hcucYui.ucc should be- ac-
tive and tar reaching n NJ char ~ -huu.r
assert her claims ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oEf
AbuudaEC"-tnat
The Char lies that soOthe. and bless. anG
heal.
Are scattered &, the feet of Man. Ike
flowers.
n witness whereof | nave hereuuto 80.
my hand and C=u-,.i 20 t- atiNcf Ia" tTraf
seal Of The STATE 81 Nebraska. Done ~ In
coin. Ihi- tenth iJy of November. an the ysrt
O.. our Lord one thousand Eht hundred arc
c!gh'y-nNc. Of IA state Ia. nineteenth
and 81 tsC Independence OF the Ints'
States IN" one hundred AMI tenth
by the Governor. JANIS y DAVIS.
EDwARD l.. ~t"G.EN, Secretary Of state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

IN reference TO Secretary Whitney's
order sending the Tennessee and Ga
lena to the lsthmus Of Panama. the
Washington Star quotes a naval officer
as saving: 1--WE haven't received the
bill for the burning of Aspinwall yet.
but it will be along this winter. and
there will be a howl raised. Damages
to the extent of a good many million
dollars We're caused by the burning of
Aspinwall. and it looks very much as
if the Government would be compelled
to foot the bill. We guaranteed to
keep the transit open. Colombia
couldn't do it and in the event of its
failure. the responsibility rested on our
shoulders. We opened the transit. but
before hat was done Aspinwall was
burned and millions of dollars worth
of property was destroyed. The peo-
pie who suffered will expect remunera-
ton and. as l said. will send the bill
TO u.s."
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

THE recent change in the differ
ences between carload and less than
carload rates by the lines east of the
Missouri River will necesSitate a COM
plete change in the Joint Western
Classification Committee as now con-
stituted. Heretofore the Joint West
ern Classification applied to all the
lines west from Chicago to the connec-
tons with the Southern and Central
Pacific Railroads. The new changes.
however. have been adopted only by
the lines between Chicago or St Louis
and the Missouri River and between
Chicago and st. Paul. The lines west
of the Missouri River refused to make
the same changes. claiming that there
was no demand for it by the people
along the lines Of their roads. This
necessitates the organization OF two
Classification Committees. one for the
lines east of the Missouri and another
for the lines west of the river.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

THE first definite details of Senator
Stanford's scheme for the establish
Ment in California of 4 great university
were made public in San Francisco re-
Gently. His rancho at Palo Alto. near
MenlO Park. about thirty miles from
San Francisco. has been selected rs the
site. The several buildings comprising
the university will be in the general
plan of n parallelogram. and con-
structed so as to permit of additions
being made rs the necessities of the in
%stitution may require. Senator STAN
ford will donate to the university his
Palo Alto. Gridley and Vina properties.
worth five million three hundred
thousand dollars. To this he will add
a money donation so as to make the
total endowment of the university
twenty million dollars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
ADDITIONAL DISPArCHus.

| THE three Italians--Azari, Silvestri and
Gilardo-who murdered the fruit vender,
Filipo Caruso, and put his body in a trunk
last April, were executed at Chicago on
the 18th.
The Hon. B. j. Franklin will receive the
appointment OF United States Consul at
i~Iankow. China, and not to Canton. The
ConsulShip is of the same grade and salary
Us III. one at anton.
OWING 70 the protest of Mr.. Pendleton,
the American Minister. the five German.
Americans whose expulsion from the
Island uf Fohr was ordered by the German
lGOv-rnment will be allowed to remain on
the island until further notice.
ARssu steam Launches from the British
steamers Kathleen and ~Irrawadiy have
-aptured King Thebaw's war vessel. The
capture was Effected under the guns Of the
IClutterbuck For, after a sharp dght. One
British officer vas wounded.
The rescuInS party found the ten min
ers dead who were imprisoned in the Bull.
Domingo shaft at Silver City. Col. by the
effects Of an explosion. They were found
TO have died from suffocation.
The Servians occupied Haritroi on the
18th. In one OF III. skirmishes thirty-four
~Bulsarians we're killed. The Servians
were confident Of capturing Sofia.
The Advisory Board of the Las:ery'
Union at Brockton, Mass. have ordered
al the ~lasters employed in half the shoe
factories 10 cease work. This Is the result
of a recent manifesto issued by the manu-
fscturers in which the rights of the union
! 70 dict ata yrIras ate u.s -Dnr.F
A BAND OF Indians rowing near ,he';own
of Lake Valley, " NJ, recently killed
three Cinnamon " Ito conducted a vey-ta-
tle farm on M-mtr-s Greek. I'VE miles
from Dcn,iu-. The bodies were horribly
mrtils;-l. clearly indicating the ssvases
did the killing.
I, TnEnE were 80 deaths from smallpox in
Montreal and the adjoining municipalities
for the week ended the Ii;h. and 81 for
the previous week.
APPEALS have been issued from Calves.
ton for A.t in supplying necessities 10 the
many poor families burned out in the late
disastrous fire. A Considerable sum was
reported subscribed.
TIE London Daily Telegraph says that
in consequence OF the massacre Of tive
Mussulmans Eirdschal, . Mussulman
rising against be Bulgarians is imminent
A PANIC pref piled on the C~openhageo
bourse on the isth- Aohr Kjaer. one OF
the largest fru IN the corn trade. failed.
The London >faadud. commenting on
the outbreak Of eosalsties between Servia
and Bulgaria sa War has been kun
died in the Bs(fans. We see the begin.
|p,uD Int M huu An
tend 20 set limits o the ar~a or 70 the in.
fensifv nj the fire
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
4 Summary OF the Daily News.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
THE President has appointed Samuel J.
Tilden, Jr., to be Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the Fifteenth District of New
York, vice James S. Smart, suspended.
The ~appointee is nephew o: Ex-Governor
Tilden.
A RECENT dispatch from Dodge City,
Kan, noted the death Of the Cheyenne
chief, Stone Cali.
THE President on the 10Th made the fol
lowing appointments: James Burnes. Sur
veyor of Customs, at Kansas City; Oscar
Valeton, Assistant Appraiser OF Merchan-
disc, at New Orleans.
NJ. BARTHoLDI, the sculptor, brought with
him to Washington two models Of the pro-
posed Lafayette monument. They will be
placed in the Office OF the members OF the
Monument Commission.
IT was reported at Washington that the
Consulship at Canton, China, was 70 be
| offered 70 Il. j. Franklin, OF Kansas CITY,
an ex-Congressnan. A salary of $500
was attached to the Office.
The appointment of Colonel ". Hyde "a
| Postmaster OF ST. Louis was made public
on the lUth.
THE National Free Trade Convention as
semb!ei in Chicago on the 18th, Hon. David
A. Wells in the chair.
THE President has appointed George W.
Click as Pension Agent at Topeka. Kan,
and Erastus Redmond as Collector OF Gus
toms for the district of Frenchman's Bay,
Me.
". DE BRAZZA, the African explorer, has
arrived at Lisbon.
DAVID A. WELLS was elected President
Of the Free Trade League for the ensuing
year in the recent conference at Chicago.
NJ. BERyAERT, Premier and Minister oi
Finance, announced the budget to the Bel
gian Chambers on the 18th. 1t shows a
surplus Of 100000.
LIEUTENANT ~SCrwATKA, OF Berlin, will
set out on an expedition to the North Pole
next spring.
ex-senator SHARON died in San Fran.
cisco on the afternoon of the 18th.
VIsCoUNr R~ANELAGH died in London on
the 18th, aged seventy-three.
The French courts have pronounced a
| divorce between Madame Nicolini and NJ.
| Nicolini, the well known tenor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

f~rrTsurnou. PA. SoTeDh~- i@-Th-
WssAlng;oa ~r,rcs 81 The Bz1Ua~sfs a
ol4O Kasi.OAi oosninz -es: SCI. oa~s a.
~eEst@nkmeEi rea: CoSsnssE ase; ~v~u
Oe5ock yesterday nora nE st wKs asay
ur~s@G Congressman H0y< - "a e.
C0uafY. and . naub~- % ofk@fs asfs ~g5
eu.'y snirrsd. TEan Ne. - to .sruaxt
svp-ss ifoez szit zso<e 60 F~Sit.huf.h go
s..Gaz 90 s~~s-T. $50 snsrA~s. too ts<
gee ard uss r.fss. rsf. rsa ne . 49,
,Scsd .wssch Ens ~ks ous~t<y sf~~&-i
Tic s-~f~- rulH~d vVs- a. 80 aa.E-ns
snio tbe loa@A@xh~ry Es.- L. sA-s
z. ~rr~ sE~<; sna Ire uao4z isxsa sxf
S<tsc1~1 frosa To- go &C.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

In the dairy department of the re-
cent Fat Stock Show at Chicago,
considerable excitement was notice
able over the action of the State Board
of Agriculture in deciding to allow the
buttcrinc and oleomargarine manufac-
turers space in the building for their
exhibits. The buttcrmen denounced
this action. vchemcn,ly. and did all
they could to have the order rcscinded
but without avail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

wAsHissrDs. s0Tr-o~f tS-Th~ Pea:
nas,eeG~oerni kas spesEi~i 10 .AzoriEz
fourus-c..s Ps~sH-as.<-. - W~s.<Tn yaAnts
Nls~1n-H JG~A A. TArxsa<F,
Black oas, L II Iios1<r. PrzsS~rsiL1~. Joes
s Lava: Pasi< caJ. A@.Ea. EsEnou.
Ksnsn-Nis<rsss.s~. r. h. OBn~n.
SsxDa ssani. Dsasei Bso-n; l&-sI JosAes
GScxIe. Goscno sprinxs. JOIN y. Ce>g-as~
C~LAxxsyiise Cssrx Ds<ig~; Ga.sro. Nozh
w~<s. ~fassens.ise. yss<pa II C4rv~ns~s
AlIl~zn. J. q. L~ooA-c. Dxsyy. J. 4. Dssss
NeosasAa-fEcsp&. Mr.. Nknass Eos<<
va.psao. Thoes&s D. Hesxa. CzAa9lA
Jons Hasy~<
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

A LINCOLN. ILL.,, special of the 10th
says: A sensation was caused to-day
by the discovery of portions of the
bones of at least three persons under
the smoke house of a homestead be-
longing to one John Haines. from 1872
till 1880. Haincs was a desperate
character. the terror of his neighborS.
He was a participant in several bloody
affrays here. and was himself slain in
Kansas a year ago. 1t is now generally
believed that Haines was another .'Old
man Bender" and that the bones
found are the remains of his victims.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

IT was learned in Paris recently that
three children out of five who were
bitten by a mad dog in Algeria were
on their way to France for treatment
bv DR.. Pasteur. The other two had
died. The Council General at Mar
seilles has voted one thousand francs
10 send professor of the Normal
School there to witness DIR. PaStcur's
experiments, and two thousand francs
for the necessary implements and
means for keeping rabbit virus.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

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sat- saStssE kax Tsss1szs FssF -
. Er. ia siEzzassaa D. "a
q &c . rs.s<&sSa Ct fs< araz-ts us6s
sy2s IA. Ezxss4 -GI dee srs .s
~eiSsssz ssss tAz ~easassy. Ia sas
= sfssfsssoss . !sas l7r ~ar ASS
ssss 80 great saaa Pa1s ~a.- -
esf1sse So fvin2sTseExa. ~ ~E
- ~0f1. (. . zsE~ss.o<~4 ga -
ca e@=~ .: 80 mater - - S sag
Hsz= "A ts~ s-zssz4fsos .. Essz4A -
. uEz ia~ ssc4sasAa .: = sso
;1-sls ever la. cozzsry
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
A STORY.
The Dream 81 . Father Gesds 'o the Dss-
eossry ~ the Is"ay os itis son.

FREDERICK. MI. November i2.-Ias.
Thursday Columbus DfpH~ft,erx aged ,~-n-
'y-fy-, tie -oa 81 . prominent ~~hee!wf.sh,
ami farmer living near tTbsaa. ibis coau;y.
attended = sorisb.s =; . ~neighb~s;'s tDisa..
lie l..i !WT homo abou; an@ O'Clock a IA.
aat va, never ~~n Alive axAsm Afisf ixo
ds,s' abs~nce his family orssnirsi a corr.
- s~archers, bat could hni no ira~e
% The missing man. HotxisT sfi Nr.
Dr"Bsnbcrs -. ssy he hAd a dream IA
which b. as hes syn'. curps~ ID nx oa tie
asyf o. a mammoth barn. Aai yes;rFiss. al
The r-gu.si o. lie father. the ne .hior.
commenced s~arch IA al narn< in iA- NIGH
.D'hp-t. iar.s ta'ns ~srs given tie pref
~r.s~>. and ~ . barn oHn~d - TE0u.s
utNun. near trtsaa the isrzrNi n th~
c1uafs TIE torTs- % TIE missing nss sss
found IL hor~ many tfais~. snd The usas-
ret Of be death aas cxaa~f q great d~zi &c
cf,nm~n. Tie coron~rs iary ~sitpuft-~3 %
asst, The r~sa: gf tee p-o-;-ssosi~fn szaws
insGon- The father AID Ri AaF. AsAyt
bsea on good terms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

CHICAGO. la, soS<aor Is -PfvL
eSsr4rs E-ssesaa, a. Artist. .x~l2sosa-
n tacs-o, Crs-Ao3 = D<srD.s. ~ss
'oasi dad n ass so-ssa 81 ~. 81 Ilark
sl,ssi sSeczy Eo-2ia.. Os.A&s. o.
sc DC led. xasx 3oss sastis- saas Ia
srsisE &s~ssd - sxsa1gz: - 10 isal
araf- 4 s~zs~. saa 2s2is- q - s=o-i
&c, Las ~ora DC s<1s ~ JssEss MARI
toe. rs f~sa s.gr~E Casstsa. y =
is<s:s vse-sSsx Asss s10 9z.x&y tgF AZ
10 aga sAs EzEss 10 lie a1.S- EsyrSaA
wss sisy-sarsx yezss ol4. HE soeat~4 q,
eetsso isar yssrs - bss sGs,SsGsas-
~ ass: tss esq &c return . tss ss=0
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

THE five Commandments whose
expulsion from the country was re-
Gently ordered by the German Govern
ment were expelled under the law of
1871, (which has been revived and which
does not allow foreigners to settle. or
even to reside. temporarily at a place
unless the local authorities permit
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

y FAMILY named Blanchctte, con-
sisting Of a woman and five children,
arrived at recently at Father Point,
Que, from Montreal, where the head
of the family had died of smallpox.
Shortly after arrival the mother gave
birth to another child. Smallpox
broke out among them and they all
died. the whole family thus becoming
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

In -egly - : question VIA; vas
meant b. -po; shei p.~an-. = N~v
pr,cansd~a-cr sasI that the ;srra proves
;hc .greUo-ts of the aus gro~s IN
Louisiana IEey are no, polished. aud
do 10, ped IL b.: The Texs, pecan.
have harder and roa-a-r shells %
TIA; ih~y are much improved IN 40
pesranc. by being polished An Aus; n
TEX firm Invented The polishing ma
chine. aud ship them n large qu,a'i-
tes al over the country ~ ltases.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

The general statutes q Na>sachu-
set, prosii j. that a1y WOMAN en- foi@
for school omm TO-. VINO = i~eniy-"u.
year. q: age. has r. del vsb Tbs
STATE n year and wi1hn 3. cts ~
oSn IN sh.~h "a ca "a . r<hi - vote
sx months ncvt II r~i - sny cA.s;s1n-
and whp has "a i b. h-rsr!. her parent
guardian or tra>tc- \ >ta.s. cDan.y.
city % tow1 TX =s~e~s q upgR h-r
iru>'c- II TIL sac with tao y-aTs
rest p:o-cin- slcI e.ec.lou -LoKOE
9
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

MEssRs. BARBER and Marsdcn. di-
rectors ri the Great Eastern Steamship
Company. and Mr.. Brown. a ship
broker, were formally charged in Lon
don with frauduiently obtaining one
thousand pounds from the New Orleans
exhibition syndicate by stating that the
vessel, Great Eastern. vas fit for sea,
whereas she was totally unfit for a sea
VOYAGE. The case was adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

WHEN the health officers of Mont
real recently came to disinfect the
house where a smallpox patient had
died, a cat was found to be covered
with small pustules.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
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COMMENT.

COMMISSIONER FINK is quoted as say.
ing that the word pool for agreements
between railroad companies CRATES
upon his ear. 1t has a horse-racing
tinge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20

Ozone baths are = -p@csal.r =;
Es.ibourne. England Tie bah = aIiel
with loag. green sawed s;-~pei for
an hour before u-e n ooitng wa:r
The bafker remains in about izen;y
minutes. and the bath Is ,Aoughf sery
iDvigonEng-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-20
WHEY IL nrInINA1Tn-

$50 a. m.-Ihe fire started on the bay,
corner of sixteenth street AMI with great
rapidiry spread Ia Bguadway. seven blocks
distant, and burned everything between
SiNtccuth and \uRe,truth streets. The
wind : high and II looks aS though ), Will
not stop TIL II reaches the gulf. The ire
department has lost 4 large portion Of It's
hose and - now almost poUer.cS, Ia check
the flames. The horse car company have
removed all of their ears from their stables
although two bocAs west Of the out the
ire il now ahlus