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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
A valuab Needles Treat ties.

The edition for 1889 of the sterling Med
ical Annual, known as HOstetters Almanac,
is now ready, and may be obtained, free of
cost, of druggists and general country deal
ers in all varts of the United States, Mexico
and indeed every civilized portion of the
Western Hemisphere. This Almanac has
been issued regularly at the commencement
of every year for over One-fOurth of centu-
ny. 1t combines, with the soundest practi-
cal advice for the preservation of health, a
large amount of interesting and light read
ing. and the calendar, astronomical calcula-
ti0ns, chronological items, &C., are prepared
with great care, and will be found entirely
accurate. The issue of Hostetter's Almanac
for 1889 will probably be the largest edition
of medical work ever published in any
country. The proprietors, Messrs. Hostel
ter a. Co., Pittsburgh, Pa, on receipt of
two cent stamp, will forward copy by
mail to any person who cannot procure one
in his neighbOrhOOd.
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The Street Commissioner made regular
report Tor two weeks which was accepted
and ordered placed on file.
The lamp report from the east side was
presented and referred to the Committee on
General business.
The resignation Of w. III. Bigelow as
member of the Board of Health was pre-
scented and upon motion same was accepted.
Also the resignation of Oliver s. Smith as
supervisor at Large was presented, the same
Being accepted.
the COlI,Iiiltee on Streets and Sidewalks
made favorable report in regard to the
construction of sidewalk from the south
side of River street south to JOIN walk on
the west side of Howell street and recon-
mended that the prayer of the petitioners
he granted. Same was accepted and ADOPT
cd, ayes s, nays 0.
The Committee OH Streets and Sidewalks
made the following report which, upon mo-
zion, was laid ON the table:
One lamp to be located at. each of the fol-
lowing place:
Front of A. Holmes, COrunna road; on
sOrner of Washington and angling road;
corner ohiawassee and Ridge streets; front
OF Kimble place; corner of Stewart and
Cedar streets; corner of Fletcher street and
alley; corner of Fletcher and Cedar streets;
corner of Chapman street and NJ. G. X. II.
erossing: Stewart street between Cedar and
Chapman streets; corner of Chapman and
Stewart streets; corner of Lansing and Riv-
or streets; corner of Howell and River street
Shiawassee street bridge; corner King and
Gould streets; corner of Mulberry and Eliza
beth treets; in front of A, Evans place,
Mulberry; corner of Pine and Janette
streets; corner ball and Elizabeth streets;
corner Washington and Janette streets; cor
ner Saginaw and King streets.
The Committee on Finance reported fav-
srably on accounts as above presented. The
report was accepted, unanimous consent was
given and the accounts allowed, ayes 5,
nays0.
The account of n. Ball for $3.50 for labor
making and spreading tax rolls was referred
back to the Council without recommendation
Upon motion of Aid. Fitzpatrick the same
was allowed at $125. Ayes 5, nays o.
Aid. Frieseke presented an ordinance TO
provide for the construction of sidewalk
On the south side of COmstock street from
Washington street to the east line of lot
owned owned by Mary f Gilbert. -.&
The ordinance was read the first and
second times by its little, unanimous con-
sent was given, the ordinance ordered read
in full. placed upon its passage and passed.
Ayes 8, nays o. .fit --f"
The Mayor suggested the establishment OF
u wood and hay market In the city and rec
smmended Exchange street as The proper
place at present. The same was referred
10 the General Business Committee by the
following vote: Ayes, Aid. Frieseke, Kill
patrick and Robbns-3, nays, Aid. Wells,
and Wolyertion-2. 81 .'--r-
The Mayor appointed DIR. Hume as health
sfficer to fill vacancy. The motion to have
same confirmed was lost by the following
vote. Ayes, Aid. Fitzpatrick and Wolverton
.; nays, Aid. Friesckc, Robbins and
Wclls---3.
The Council then adjourned.
DANIEL l.. MURPHY,
City Clerk.
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Consumption oured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed In his hands by an East
India missionary the formula for a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perm.
anent cure of consumption, bronchitis, ca
tarrh, asthma and all throat and lung afIec-
lions, also positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and nervous complaints,
after having tested Its wonderful curative
powers In thousands of cases. has felt IL his
duty to make 1t known 70 his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering, l will send free
Of charge. to all who desire II, this recipe,
in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sen,
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper. w. A. Noyes, l49 Powers
Block, Rocheeter, N. Y.
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Notice Is hereby giveu. that by virtue of writ
offeyi /aeias IL ued out Of the circuit court or
tho county Of Shaw assoc In favor OF THE Tud or
Buggy Company" against the goods ohatteIs
hnds and tenemsnts OF Hartshorn, Nyswander
and Cam any In said county to me directed aud
delivered did on tho twelfth day of December
instant levy up,n and take all the right title and
iatsrest Of the said Hsrtshoru, Nysewander and
Comp my Ia and 10 the following described real
estate that Is to say. all that certain piece or par
Del OF lanf -itnatd In thu city Of Owusso, In the
county Of Shiawsssee md stare OF Michigan and
described AS follows. TO wilt: A piece Of land on
the south east quarter OF section twenty-three
town seven north OF range two east fnow In said
city commencing nj point ON the oasteriy liue
Of the Jackson L1nsing and saginaw. Railroad.
Of said scctou: thence east sixty six and one half
sree$ west three aud ninstv-foir one hrndreths
chains thence south parallel with tho east line of
said gu rter section srveaty three links: thsnoe
vest parallel with said east aud west qua rter line
81 said section two aud thirty -iiine one hundreths
chains to sail iaiirnat; thence mort hsrly along
said railroad lius I've and forty-feur one hun
aceths CHI tns tho place Of beginning containing
sixty-two one hundreths acres Of iaad. together
with all the hereditaments ani Appearances there
uato b longing or 10 anywise appprtsining All
sg which shall exvo,e for sale 1t public auction
OF vepduo To the highest blad " at the front door
81 the court house In the city Of Corunns In said
c,usty IN the 9th day Of February. A. ID. 1889 at
4 .o'ei ~ IN the forenoon ~ fhstdsy.
g. .hl. Path DAY of Dece,rbrr. A. -. 1898.
" Attorney. tS"' Under Sheriff
rr.E4t. wwar r...
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COMM, COUNCIL ROOM, Il
Owosso. Dec 18th. 1883.

Regular meet,ng Of tho Common Council
OF tho city of Owosso, Mayor Williams Ia
the chair. -
Present, Aid. Friesekc, Fitzpatrick,
Robbins, Wolverton and Wells.
approved. IA ys..,snse, ia. 49,
The following petition signed by Edward
Burk and two others was presented and
referred to the Committee ON Streets and
Sidewalks;
To tho Hon. the Mayor and the Common
Council of the city of Ow0sso:
We, the undersigned, would respectfully
ask your Honorable body to have the alley
opened, commencing on Bal street south OF
Exchange street and runnApk west to Water
street, and your petitioners would respect
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NKMA IN nlIIRF,


WIN. D. Haskell, JF,, ono Of the neWS
editors Of LhS Boalon HrgN, died Monday
evening alter q long lllaOSA ifom Oonhump'
lloa. m
Ths official CANVAS ol lhO special Con.
sttAsional election 10 Tho Eleventh Mlchi.
gEn district, RIvOS Seymour, Republican,
iO2 plurality.
John II, MuTdo0h, appointment attorney
Of Washington, Pa, % mentioned "a 4
probable candidate lOf Congregational hon.
ora In hlb dlslflOl.
The Senate Finance COMMITTEES has or.
dsred a favorable report on ROnAloF Cher,
mans bill lot the Investment ol certain
lunds In the Treasury,
lion. MlChAOl ], DAdy, Of New York,
SAYS tho KlngA county delegation 10 The
llSpnbiDAn National Convention will bV
solid lor Blaine, and hO will bS noinln'
aled,
An ofllclAl dispatch from MASsnWAh
nays lhAt King John, with llAss AlulA and
4 large army, Ia advancing upon Tho liAl,
IAns and Thai an ADVANCE guard arrived al
AsinArA on The gSlh lnAl 10 prepare quar-
tefh iOi King John,
The Belgian steamer Hermann, which
sailed from Nav Yofk Tor AniWbFp lASI
Sunday morning, returned yOhlBiday
morning with lhH lOla bl htf FudlBf, n6l
sister steamer, the Jane llIAydOlu, from
Antwerp via boston, loved her In,
At Clinton, n.y., Ham rfcO, A whit,
man, who killed tho BhBfln, and llIl
IlsAtnA, Ool1fsd, who hhDl farmer NAMED
JRtkson, who caught llsAna In lilo cot o.
fobbinH 4 hen I0bal On Saturday nlRhl
were taken Oul o Jail BY a mob ol hllJ
! lmlhked mon and hanged,
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M, sn.ol.l sl,,s. Dsyelopm0nt Edition

THE Special State Development Edihon
Of the ISEELloEsCERh hAs caught the pop
ulaI fancy, and Ihsrs d 40 telling where u
may 90 bslorsii stops, ThsPFessn1 hope
Ia thatitmsy bo possible 70 produce Il BY
the middle Of next month, bul aai1 q Of
more impaHsrss 10 cover thsgrouad well
than 10 do It on any particular day, the
paper will not bs publIsasd until u isIll
thlt II ought 70 be,
PenoBs dssIrlug soPIsI should put In
thsIr orders nov, ipdl thosOi Viihins 10
avail lhsmsalyrs Of the exceptional OPP
portuuily to RdYsntIse have no lime to
lOss. An InssrsltIDg isasure Will DO the
adyoyIlssnsa4 oil llats IoT sale, the an
nOuussmszta Of real estate agents, Of law
ysls who VIII uadsrEakstO examine tiIlsu,
Of lunbormsn who have something 70
sell, and the whole line Of manufacturers,
coal miners and stock rAIssp who have
given wess Virginia what fame she has
This Special Edition Of the ISTEllIsES'
CEE will 20 broadcast over this country
and selected localities in Europe, and
wherever It goes there will be luuty
blowing Of West virRlnlAs horn.
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sKcE the foundation Of the State Of
West Virginia she hAu not been entirely
Sslsep. She has made progress, bat not
enough otis. II shs hGd been two thous.
aud miles further from the great markets
Of the East she would have prOspered
more, because she would have been With.
in the big boom field, to which energy
and capital have been applied, and In
which the boom liRrS abound. But here
ShO Is Witbiu . nights journey OF the At.
lantic seSboatd, clOse upon dense and
thriving population, lying within easy
reach Of tho greatest money centsFs oil
America. Now she lifts up her smiling
iats and rsys, "llsrs Rmi who will
come and Join hands with met"
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n1AINR,s MIranRAMA1
And BhSFmAn'S BOom-ihs PscullRr POsl.
ton OF the MuENumps,


And BhSEmAn'S BO0m-Ihs PsoullRr P0sl.
uOn Of the MaGNumpS,
CNciSAATI, Feb. 2s.-Murat HGlsleSd
tolsgraphs 10 the Commercial Ga,elk from
New York RI follows; The HoldI Flor.
eucs letter about Mr, Blaine, and quoting
him, has been q GrsA! surprise 10 many,
bat mot to those who have had the honor
Of the friendly confidence Of Mr.. Blaine
since the death OF President Garfield, /
can teslliy to several conversations with
Mr.. Blaine, varying, oi course, In the
shading Of dates and circumstances, but
In substance and pplrIt substantially sS
reported by Mr.. Crawford in his Floren,
tine dispatch. Il
Itis within my knowledge; too, that
Mr.. Blaine, during the week before the
Chicago Convention assembled IN 1884,
gave convincing proof that he preferred
not 70 pe nominated then, and stated as
the leading reason why he should not be
that New York factions were 90 high
strupg that this State could not be carried
Tor him. He said he could not bs elected
and named two tickets that In hla judR.
ment could be elected.
Mr.. Blaine'g conversations abroad last
summer expresaed the desire 70 retire
whenever II could be done as personal
matter that would not injurs bis friends
or impair the confidence and hurt the dis.
ciPllne Of the Republican party. Intelli.
gent politicians can not fail to see that hIa
action has bsen timed and, taken accord.
ing To thia view. Mr.. Blaine IL undoubt.
e1ly ont, bat not down, for he never stood
higher or was clearer in his high posIIion.
Aud now the IugWump whsls his deli.
cate teeth iOr Sherman, aud 10 seeking ex.
cusea to 60 for Cleveland or any other
Democrat.
War hag been opsnsd on Sherman along
two lines. One q that he ls weak in New
York, owing 70 his removal Of Arthur
from the Custom House, aud tho other
story 10 that Foraker 10 q candidate, and
that the Ohio delegation will be filled
With men actually y for the Governor.
There are half 4 dozSn symptoms Of these
GhlngO In this mornings New York papers.
The answer 40 totha Arthur matter IL,
that Arthuf'g old friends are, with few
exceptions, the friends Of Sherman. II
there 10 O faction lurking ready to stab
sherman for hil action ten years ago,
why, there is no end Of warfare about
small matters, and New York Stats 10
honAlAag
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SHOT ms NRw soS-lY.1Aw.
The Tragic Sequel 90 i-I a west ylrstuiA Com,
shin ana EIbnsunn,

The Tragic Sequel 90 a Wss, Virginia ror,,.
'hip and Eiopsment.
PARERRsngEa, W. Va, Feb. 2s.-Inior.
nation reached here thin afternoon Of a
fatal shooting affair in usmpshlrO County,
In which tue victim WAS Lsmusl oslssbso,
and the assailuat JohEsnIthsn, hlS father
in.lsW. sono days ago oslsubss, after
years Of attention 10 Miss snIthen, who,
contrary 10 her iAGhGr'S wishes, rtcelyed
MIN, proposed an slopsmsnt 10 her and
they were married Saturday night.
NonDg OslOsbeP, while pAS0lng through
lonely lAnO, was atOl upon BY Sui.hSn
and iss6lly wounded. He was found somo
hours Afterwards by paSSers.by and carried
10 an unconscious condition 10 his home.
snlthsn has lad,
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roop ron TnE nuNanY.

ArfhnEs EsmsntI Made to supply Democratic
ptoVlsionS to ihN PubllO,
WAAulSaroN, Fob. 2S The AdminlH.
HAllon has opened the CImpslgn In New
York with document which hiss been
sent, OF coon will be, to Gvmy Postmaster
In that BIAto, ThOA documslt reAdd No
tolloE0l
WARRINGTON, Feb, Is, 1888.
DaLa eia-wlll you kindly i1rnloh us
with d llbl Of the names Of all vOlsm who
fCoOlvO mall d your office, indicating BY
letter opposite lho nam0 Of BAoh tho
party 10 which hB belongs, thus, ID. Tor
Democrat, X, loF Republican, T. Tor Pro.
hlbl.Ion and l.. for Labor. Where lhCF0
may DO more than one voter Ia family
bi The same marty only ono name need ba
furnished, II tho preparation Ui n iull
llRt should require much lime 1en1 partial
llhlB from time ~ time until oil have been
Included, Those lists arc desired ioF the
purpose OF distributing documents and
bApsu dlsoueSlng lpB political queBtOnB
and Issued which afe nov attracting pub.
In attention, and your operation In THE
work Ia NafnOblly lnYlled,
Address q. W, nbnnoll, Bq, BtCie,
lAFy, No, bl2 Eighth street, N, W., Wash,
lngion, u, Y,
NYon will DonlCt 4 gfOAl favor by an
early response, Very respectfully
This circular WAS prepared under The
direction ol Public Printer isnVdlpl and
AhBlAlahI Secretary MAynAtl, OF tho
TieA,uFy Department, bOlh Of whom Ira
members Ol q campaign chts,nIttOC which
pfOpohtB among n.ilsf thIngs 10 pliCnlNlO
HE PiObldenls mpbgAg0 RA UAnnasn
locnmenl AdinlhlblfAllOn DOmOUfhiStiy
There y nothing unubuAl In the fequOf,
lnF Information from pohlmablsfa, and
they clglm That Federal officials 10 mol
ylOlAlg lie spirit ol tho rfohIdOnpB letter
In taking hlNpa unollOlally " beoomo poaI.
~ concerning Tie vDlB In Cbflaln local,
lilies, The POalmABtOn addressed can, Il
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e1ApsroNE oN 1nr1Ann
The GRAND Old Name Review OF the ous,lion
NrnAtna n RnnaniInn

AhS uEhhu Olu NAME Review OF the OuAhiian
Creates Sensation.
LONDON, Feb. 2s.-Ths nsWspspers ho,e
are reprinting CopIous extracts from M.
GlAdHtone's article on Ireland in the Con.
temporary RtVitu. From Liberal papers
be gets enthusisStlcs dltorlGl praise and
The Tory papers, Whilo dissenting from hls
conclusion, give him reluc!Rn. credit for
the fair and impartial review Of the Irlsb
quealipp and for the clear. .headed demon.
eItatlon oi the way In which q solution
may be brought out.
Tbs 1tMeS says: 1.-THE article appeRls
not 70 feeling, but To thought, It hoWSy.
- really does no more than touch lhe
fringe Of the question with which Il pro-
fOlsea 10 deal.h S
The Daily RHus calls Il a masssrplecs Of
peituS1tTe reasoning, and Saya that q
article. w u 'u0
The Standard "a sarcastic, and aaya that
We article Clrriea the reader 70 the realms
q fancy, where every new crochet has
NE authority oi an eltSbllShsd principle
Ana every superficial analogy the weight
q its roal Bimiltude,
The Chronicle says that the article will
dthappotnt MI. GlAdstones followers be.
cause ot his claims that home rule can
only be settled by the cooperation Of he
Two great historic parties In Bfihsh pol
iHOS,
At any rate, this plea on behalf Of Ire.
land from thepsn oiths "GrAnd Old man"
is the biggeat ssnsation Of tho day, and
diseuenlon thefeolls q on the tongue Of all
thonghtiul men. There is report here
that Marquis Of Harrington will reply 70
me Article on behalf Of the Unlonist
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InE alTNA MINns -.
va'''''. aa.,.. s..snss. ~ S.ss.s' 81, :. ol''

AaaiFa Rpd Rsnseai
The &na Fire and Marine Ihsuranel
Company ol MS eliy hhs vound M n
RahiIa' ciolel n honhl ind palIod oul 4
sxisthnee u doing tbs there ~ "a
ALLURE nor was The company forced q "a
what Il has, II vas decided to 30 "a
best business policy % re,lnlura ltsr I'm
70 some good sale company and close
pnanea Inc eompany into which the
Einll business hHa beon re.inaufod IN
NE Providence WahhlpgIon, ol Rhode
AAlAnu,
Gha Ana Hla originally ofRanised ma
etafled 70 do business IN FehFuafy, i "a
u DID Z good buSlnonl and mad0 lnohoy
up 70 lsig, when 4 paid 70 II stock haldpis
~ per cent pi The lace value oi tho lkock.
The only pAYmsnln the sioekholdefs hnd
ever made IVES the customary 10 peF cini,
paid IN when the company Wa ioFuiei'
inc diIidenda from 1885 70 1919 had eii
applied g the stock NOTES, and they rs
that large that the company was abls.
stated, 70 pay back SIS per cent
kneouraged BY this splendid ShoE
the company was TeoERAniEsd and gttl.od
on doing ~ good Q hpalnas6 ~ had bSfn
done pIeVloplly, Bat lhls dld not ebn. /.
hnue lopgi Iom0 bad loSses and N
causes resulted IN making the COMPANY
90 backward, and In 1884, Vhaa Nj. III
III. bchmitt assumed the duti6a OF Slcfll
taIy, he adam Of the corporation ven IN
pretty bad shape, Under NJ. 6ohm|lls
eblo management however the Comnahy
eloRly hul, surely began 10 recover loii
ground and WAa pnea mora striking 6ldi
ZINE buslness gait when MI. schmiii
offered the StcfetaIyhhlp ut the NklihnalI
Insurance Company, Of Allegheny, 4 very
accept. .'
The Board Of Directors on leafnihe rs n
they were 10 lose Mr., sohmitt, Rhd aliaf
eanyassipg the field Of AVAILABLE pdIe IN
lol the position, decided, nolWithsl tholne
lhey had renewed the charter n lh6
company only two yeAla before, thal y ~
Tho AhRirs ot the concern In their pre- mi
shape, that II would be the better flsn 10
rather than run the IIsk of lad
In reinBuhng, tho r6m.
pany, under the laws Of thla HlAle, ran
only ielnsure that portion q tbalf M. |
ness that 10 found In thia Stale, Whatin-
lufance they have outalde the State Vill |
laye TO be eaueelled, has been n iicl.
The amount In this State that has b ca
'einaured amounts 10 about S24, o9o. The
'apital stock Of the company q 1l00, ,OlD |
u which amount 10 per cent h MI thit
lls ever been paid In.
The company in which the Elnh hag |
'ein9ufed, the Providence WAHhinfton. u |
he third oldest in the county, HAVING
leen formed In 100. Its cash capissl ID |
HOO 900 and iIs aAselu amount to over
DLOOC,O0O. lthss never been represented
lete before bot will now open an oiiie5 ss
ne AsnAs old stand, with Mr., D. g. Nor.
ian as agent.
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[OURIAIN RUNG DONN.
oN uNloN savAnh gaEAfRa.


NIV YoRK, Feb, ss,-Ths Unioasqu,,.
fhsaleT, With al n csnlanls, va a..
llsoyed BY afe this afternoon Tbs Nor
TON House. adjoining on Two hlde1, va
badly damaged, and Tie slal Thsalar VA
"A Imminent danger taE soma time,
About o'clock q chambaFmait IN tha
rear Of the top Aaos Of thA Morton Honss
sag namea eomlng out Of the window
snu tnioueh me ereyleea Of the doom n
lne man railway, She was too llantie
gith lear Tor hYp minutes q Give All
sllfm, and by that Hms smoke wa pour
Ing into the holel. Fsp''
Her cries brought about twenty cham,
!afmaida hom their Iooma "a the ton
nooFI and the gpesA tIom thhlrs on az
oilers, Al rushed pell,msll down M
slaila, and mary ol them were bruised ~
ilo Gnnks thA we're dang down n IA
hlme time w confusion ioF a Ehlle Va
lieAt and much valuable limA va Vasled
The work Of the fiFomen Vss mnnh
alnpetel py . scarcity oi water, and NJ.
IN z gooa stream could be gotten on thO
nlo w poealplllty Of saving the theatre.
~ paaL gho hIOm0n cleared tho Nor.
ion house Of gueata and attaches, aud N.
lo!ea their ehoFta 70 IAye the holal.
Mhen the burning ot the theatre heoama
knoRn throughout the city, the exsitS.
ment was great and Il Vas( (intepTiNd
every moment by special Ambulance oalls
peinR SAINT out, The flames hlArtOd in the
rear room on the TOP door Of the theatre.
ard were famed by bFiRk sonihea,t
VINO; Tha dry wood work Of The build.
ing pla4ed like BhAyinGs, and Il RAa moi
!opg before the thln sheet iron partition
pelEeen that part Of the hotel and thO
tneatTe Whl melted, and q mass Of llSlnR
e9Ala ulopp into the stage Of the theatre,
Ene scenery and curtain AAHh0d up, and
whore the members Of the NHeniiellaD
company Q lew minutes before hninhea
!helf morning rehearsal, WAS q Foariny
ipInace, IN triee, apparently, the fooI
leu IN and the hRmea ahot upward. The
hIe became 20 hot that the tiremsn Vere
forced 90 far away from the building that
Iher euorta were almost useless. The
SpH Ineaie was IN constant danger, but
the ffemen finally saved II
Manager ], n. Hill, Of the Union
Square, was In his Office In the building.
and with him was Treasurer Hail, Of M
gahino' They escaped with difficulty,
The damage will amount to little lea Than
. third Of q million Of dollAIs, Over
twenty ambulance calls had been sent out
prior 70 O'Clock.
when the aFe was raging most Rsroely,
the roof Of the theatre foil In while q nun.
beI Of aremen were doing service by
hghung tho are from the inlefior Of TIE
building, The speotatom were horrlhed
BY heArlng heartrending screams Of agony.
and In q momOnt or two number q
hfemen rushed from the building, cIrry-
ing q number Of their comrades, They
were foreman Frensxle, aHalstant fore.
man E4kins, fremen Roam, Tony Ledd.
Frank McQuade and Frank O'Oonnor'
They were oil badly burned and Injured
by falling tmbers, though not fatally n iI
thought, and were tSkon 10 the New
York Hospital,
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'ptTTsBURaH, Feb. 2s.-4 Di,paleh rps.
cial says; The oil vol rig Of Mr..
BfaunschwOlger, Jr,, one aud q hall milel
from. OIL City, was blown up by nitro
glyCerlne OF about lam. Mr.. BraunIch.
wsiEer has been drilling wells ln defiance
ol the oil producers shut down move.
msnt, and RttTiOutsa the aCl 10 persons
friendly 10 II. People living In the vICln.
ity were thrown out Of bod by the ConCbs-
sion, and dooru and WlldQRs were
wrecked. Strange 70 cay An eighl.QuGrt
can WAS found untxploded bSBIde The
wrecked derrick,