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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
v,,r srrDEyr BApLr BRUISED.

New.Haven. Conn, June IL (speciaD.-Ersnk Dodge
Ief1ngweu. of Montclair, N. j., a student In the
graduate department Of Yale. was found In an nm
CONSCIOUS condition In Chspol-st Monday evening His
head was cut and bleeding and his faco was badly
bruised He was taken 10 his room and has lain tn 9
supor ever since. Drs. J. X Thacher and Franch
pacon are attending him. but completely st loss
IN cxplain the nature Of the disease. Ills mind 10
nefecty clear on matters previous 10 Monday evening"
but everything else Is blank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
nrByEp no DEATH IN HEB HOUSE.

Sioux City, Iowa, June l2-Near Hull, small town
north Of here early yesterday morning farmer named
q. Vanbesk was awakened to find his house hro
He rushed 10 an adjoining room where bis wife was
sleeping and called to her. but got no response, and
despite his efforts she burned 30 death in her
bed Mrs Yanbcek about sixty years old and
was among the first settlers Of Sioux County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
y,pnvIsrERs' BEyEprr ASsoCrAr Arroy.

Columbus Ohio. June l2 (SpecsD.-The Yardmas-
ter, Mutual Benefit Association OF tho United States
and Canada began It's fifteenth annual session here TO-
day In tho absence Of President Campbell, OF Penn
syIvanla Yice-Prosdent Fairbank, of Georgia, pre-
sided John O. Hicks, OF Trenton, N. j., was elected
co-president for tho session. The report OF tho
secretary for tho year ending April 30, $780, shows
Tho receipts 10 be s1354o 81, and tho expenses, in
Guiding death benefits Sl3,350 20. Tho membership
has decreased to 534.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
MILLS IN HOLYOKE IDLE.
ONE BUILDING UNDERMINED AND A BRIDGE
DESTROYED.
ING FLooD-LossEs ESTIMATED AT oSn
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OR MoEE.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TamUsEl

Holyoke, Mass, June lathe Paper City has
Just experienced a slight touch Of water damage
that brings 1t into closer sympathy with the Johns
town sufferers. One of the large canals that d.
vide the city sprung aleak about o'clock last
night and before finger could be raised 10 avert
the disaster q hundred feet Of masonry had been
washed away, and food OF water had swept into
the electric-light plant excavation, on which a
years hard work has been expended, and where
station was soon to have been erected. The Cahoe
Street Mill was undermined in its west wing The
wall fell with crash. Valuable machinery man
ufactured goods and milling fixtures were oil piled
in the channel made by the food. The safe Of
Chadwick & Chadwick, seal plush manufacturers,
with other office furniture, was hurled into the
canal, and in a few seconds damage was done that
IL will take weeks Of hard labor TO repair Fifteen
thousand people were thrown out Of employment,
and all the paper mills OF the city numbering
upward OF forty, are forced 10 suspend operations
for want OF water. The Good tore from It's abut-
ments the spur track iron railroad bridge Of the
Connecticut River Road, and swept IL into the
canal in two sections.
As soon as the news gained circulation thou
sands of excited people gathered about the spot.
For time 1t WAS feared that greater calamity
was imminent, but the huge dam that supplies ths
water TO the canals showed no signs Of breaking.
and gradually the fear subsided
COfferdams were begun, and tonight the work
continued under the glare Of an improvised cleo
tric light The damage is variously estimated at
from 81 lO0,O 900 TO 100000. No lives were lost
1t will be week or more before the mills will be
able TO resume and meanwhile want is sure to find
its way into the homes OF many of the unfortunatea
thus Unexpectedly thrown out Of work. The loss
falls mainly on the Water Power Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
ORGANIZING THE uABoR BRorHEmrooD.

Chicago June IA meeting was held last night
to take stops bring tho unorganLed working classes
OF Chicago into the Brotherhood Of United Labor
Barry's substitute for the knights OF Labor Rep
resentatves OF the following trades were prosenti
Moulders foundryrncn, butchers, coopors, WATERS
and coke workers. telegraph operators, painters
printers carpenters and others, said To represent In
ALI about 10 600 wAgc-workers. Committees ap
pointed 10 prepare for organizing The various btc uons
~ the CITY Six branches were reported ready TO
organize during the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
HANGING HrMssry ArrHB 4 eUApnEL.

Utica N. Y, June 1a.Pesor sawyer % ssssss
Ghis morning, had q quarrel win ms " s,. ~
.s,..-a,ns ,oom the houss ard sawyer ran out %
NE nasa door % ths barn. Assistance soon esaas
and Mrs sawyer card s0s ,saa sssies o. ~ ~ Sssa
Ssad hayang hanged himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
THE ygwHdxpsyrns spy4roRsHIp.

coaeOFd, N. H., June ~ (specialI The Republican
caucus 10 nominate candidate for Unitid states
senator win be held tomorrow evening There IL no
doubt Of the nomination Of ex-senator william T.
Chandler on the FIRST ballot by large majority
Congressman Jacob II. 0sllineer Is practically hls
only competitor, and only few scattering votes VIII
ha east
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
sps MAVERICK GETS A HEARING.

Liverpool, June 12.-Mrs. Maybrck who Is charged
with poisoning her husband, was given hearing In
psboe court to-day. Several witnesses were exam
fnsd, most Of the testimony being similar to that
sivep ut the inquest Dr. Hopper testified that Ar:
Aaybrfok had been IN the habit OF taking patens
medicine He had told the witness that he took
srssnto q nerve tonic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
aHE MORMON coIoNY N THE NoRrnwEsr.

Chicago, June IA dispatch from winnipeg, Man,
ss5s: "Thc papers in Alberta Territory arc calling
upon tho Dominion Government to watch the Mormon
o,iony founded nesr Macleod by persons from Salt
Laks CITY. Il Is charged thai they ere practising
polyeamy and n "a feared they will shortly control
be esectorsse. Tho Governments is being urged
% saI thom no more hod.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
NEWS From THE MEXICAN CAPITAL:

Ctr of Mexico juno IL (vis Galvosbon).-The first
priss, $4,000 IN the Public Bonincence Lottery was
won IN Arkansas.
Steps arc being taken here to rsse hunds ior tne
Jamestown sufferers.
The Cabinet js debating the question OF FORMING
nsw Mintstry-Telegraphs Posts and Ranways-and OF
Sfv3ding the Ministry Of Justice and Instruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

BouLANGIsIs RELEASED FROM CUSTODY.
Paris, june i2.-M. Deroulode and tho other Bou'
iangisss, who were arrested at Angouleme, on Sun"
1Ay for resisting the police. have been released nom
custody pending further proceedings. They were
ysrned that they would be reareSted II they st-
smpted any further disturbance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
FINDING GOLD NUGGETS IN A CREEK.

Helena, Mont June l2.-1hero is great excite
ment in Grantsdae, MIssoula County, over gold
find. Jamos Quckbonner, whlls bathing in Gold
Creek found dozen large gold nuggets, which no
took 10 Gransdale and showed 10 friends. In three
hours every man in town tho road 10 the new
discovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

BISHOP HOWE PRAISES HIGH LICENSE
Reading, June 1L-The annual convention Oh tho
Episcopal Diocese OF Pcnnsyivanis met here o-nigh
pisaop Howp srcstded. us kr eghtgsoas yesrs ein-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
THE STEAMER SALISBURY ASHORE

London, juno 12.-rhe British steamer Salisbury
Captain Durham, from Baltimore, May %. for Sharp
ness. is ashore tho latter port The steamers
port side is probably stove In. The foretank pipes
we're forced through the deck distance o stx inches
Tbe foredeck Is raised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
THE RgsroRATloN OF MAL1EroA.

Berlin, June 12.-The Cologne GazetteS regards
the reinststemept Of Aalietos probable. It says
that Germany considers the question Of ruler OF
Samoa secondary to that Of the security Of the lives
and property of foreign residents pozding upon
independent foreign officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13
4. n,SNyR TO PROFESSOR THOMPSON.

London, June IA dinner was given 10 Professor
yhompson as Greenwich this evening. Many dis.
nngssbed PERSONS were present number of
ypeeches were made, Ia which American enterprise
EaS hlghiY pressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

couaT HERBERT DECORATED BY THE SHAH:
Beriha June io-The Shah Of Persia has conferred
, decoration upon Count Herbert Bismarck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

CALLING THE IOWA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Des Moines, Iowa, June I2.-Thc Republican Central
Committee today decided TO call State convention
for August las.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

THE CUBA DAM REPORTED SAFE
Rochester n. Y, juno 1o.-The committee ap-
pointed 10 examine the Cuba Reservoir report thas
the dam is entirely safe, and that there Is nothing
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13

Vienna, Juns I2.-The "Tsgblstt" has information
hpn belgrade tost plot exists IN the palace TO
sefhrons the young King Alexander and proclaim
srace Peter KarageorgieVitch rs Aing
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LIVERPOOL. July 3-whsat-Firm: dc
nand poor; holders offer spasingly: Cal.
iiornis, Is 2l<dfa7s SGD; red western
spfing; = s'gdes7s ed, do winter, S. % "a
Confirm, demand fair: new mixed.
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Torn Hante Exnre.s.

Terra Eante Express,
You viii remember" said the old
gentleman who had called 90 see the
editor. that after my son had taken
the degree OF doctor of journalism I
secured him Ii position on your ~
per"
Yes" answered the editor,
We'll, continued the old man. at
has been three weeks since | have
heard word from him. Is he still
connected with your paper o.
don u know said the chief. "but
II YOU will wait until | call the city
editor ID see. "
And that functionary. after consult
ing his notebook, remarked: Smith
ers. George w. smithers. oh. yes
Why the first week he was here W.
got bin To go to the i,yiot asylum 10
write the pace up, and there appears
To be some difficulty in securing his
release
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CuAUrAuoUA NOTES.
The sunday school Convention Ar
rival of Rev. WILDER n. crafts

The sunday school convention con-
sencd Monday morning. Devotional
services acre conducted by pr. Pierce.
Representative we're present from
fifteen Sunday schools, including
schools ia Washington territory. Till
nels, Ses Work and Wisconsin,.
IL the evening the young people of
Nashon island. assisted hy talent from
distance. rendered BIZ intsrest ting
programme Ia response Ia an en-
core Professor CoEiue rendered the
Euglish ballad. More and More -
Rey. Eeil's "Reminiscences al life among
the Indians we're interesting aai pa.
thes.e His story of pioneer work. the
manner in whica she Indians we're
taught g. Feat aad Stag were told in
pleasing stYie. Though nearly al
years ys age MIR Eelis has lo-t Buue
Of the spgFis and buoy eney of his
vonug~r daya.
Rev Wal,ar :. Crafts, aell sccre-
tary 1T the American Sabbath [ MON
arrived Tuesday and ieetured u q
large audience nls suhject was the
sunday Rest hsls M Crafts WAS
interrupted several times hy hssrgy
applause
The primary Teacher the sub9e, :
81 NTs crafts address.
ANSoEscNaESFz Tsa NspN ESpAY.
SAN praise serylev.
II a, "a. texture Rev ". ,, Crafts
2, M. children entertainment
u. nj. lecture. Ngs. ". r. Crafts
Isotsa sre striving fEegn usany
points ef ihe tn.tes states, sua The
Interest il increasing Thursday eyea,
iug rre,g. Gesl&ez wigh a al3e g0Fps 81
assistants aiN gave . eeuoagi There
sisi tse sn excursion fsoa seattle ga
tssRt eNsniHr
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STNIE SIEcINGS.

Snohomish has | ,ioT population.
Bush fires are ragir & near Nanaimo.
Walla Walla ships fifty tons Of
peaches daily.
The vacant lands in Garfield county
are being rapidly settled.
4 bank is wanted st Ritzyille he
county seat of Adams county.
Fishing on the Columbia river will
hardly pay expenses this season
There /, talk of throaing the Pay al
lup Indian reservation open TO settle
Inent.
IL is Estimated that 500 barrels OF
line viii be required for builuing pur-
poses ia Eilensbgrg this season
Prosper Lapointe aas killed at Van
c0uvef last week by a log rolling upon
him while he was assisting TO build a
wharf.
The Congregational society OF FL
iensburg has fund % s3.SBa. which
VIII soon he expended ia the erection
of new church.
The stock of the Walia Walla Flee.
,ric Light Company has been increased
from $4,000 TO s3eno. An incan.
descent plant viii shortly he put in.
The colfaS city council has offered a
reward OF 500 for the arrest and con-
viction any persons starting an in
censiiary fire within the corporate
limits o. the city.
Colfax has ordered an electric light
plant consisting of thirtv-five arc
lights, each OF the poker of 2Un
candles. The new plant viii be i'm op-
Grafton October /.
\. '. Rsgsdale. az Spokane Falls
recently discharged the entire con
tents of a donhle-b4rrei.ed shotgun
into the heel cf his right foot. Ampr,.
tatson q the foot may re necessary.
A rod and gun clus. has been organ
ICED ~ Spokane Fsll~. The officers
are President, ~. Il. BrinkerhoT:
wee President J. r. Warren: secfe-
taTy ". III. Eokhart; treasurer, -.
Lamont.
feeeHi nsmbeT or the Spokane
Pals hsraetr con'airss more than fifteen
coioafs ot the delinquent Tax list Tor
Spokane coanty- The bulk Of the de-
'inguent tax j. on spokane county
pfopegfY
The town o5 Wena;chee has two
geocfat stores. drug store. bakery.
catcher shop. black NTH s.sop. I;yerv
stable. real estate and law Office, and
ssatiasa a SHIRT distance Is a lime kiln
in taii alaai
4 lev days ago "a PARTY II traupx
atiaeke.i az imnii grants xagan near
w alia hAila, and made a8ay with
49, aad d lHaaIity II clothing. The
money anii clothing were recovered
rat st1e msScFeanfs e~ss~ss@vf
0rtiuE ogaefs Robert NeKirvis.
recently Of M5anea gs.ais. nut nor IL
ofiing arrived here OF Wednesday
and, after fsrief rest, wil tnImasfi,
aiely erecs sls chair factory ana rat il
ga op@raiIaH. This j. .he ,sissIsasr
factory in ossiag.
of3s Johnson, folscresi and then
ssset through Tie head by her ifssape
father &C Fasonse City last week. viii
pfoazsbsy gcepyer. bal wi:. ie hind ta.e
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Mrs. II -. SPENCER has lc,t iof Kan.
sas Cjtv to spend the samwer vi 2!
her mother there.
Miss Emma Vincent of Peoria. ~
is spending the SIMMER With Mrs.. T
+. joae>. her sister. os taiS city.
Mrs. keudfick and Miss Jose
pAiue hendriok at Buffalo. y. Y and
Mr. snd Mrs E~tsney hsnaFsck -.
uktllosS. ". r. ass visiting the famsiy
~ Mr.. T. A ZONES. Il tins city.
NJ " Il johHson, "a; tire Gym o.
iagtb x lohnsva- wAsas ym6ea Dur.
seR lhe Ueek NJ. johnson and
chli3Fta accompanied him ansl "a.
usin visitors Sl&h Mr.. hudson Al
isvnslsu Mr., loABsau Is 0ax AZ Ga Sa.
ls9y sgFs SiutTn3loE his 6>h business.
NJ Vuit u Basln. $50 has tsrrs,
essm0nrst in Providence Aostatai Tor
several ua0ash+ past. AMI Nao wss a,
eFe isae reported dead. hss ~ much
Recovered 80 a. l'~ ah.e Go vie.t as
tyseD3. fabsp y 49,. "a raxs Maj cen
at kssss homa DC IS uo~ sfeuJlaw .
te2 SEEKS
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A BLOCKADE RAISED.
City officers Compel Railroads. to
let wagons Pass.

A force of men were engaged yester
day at o'clock on Yesier avenue at
Ia intersection with Railroad avenue,
in building the tracks at the point
where the Puget Sound shore aud re.
attic, Lake shore 4 Eastern railroad
are Joined. In order To expedite the
work the railroad employees moved
the plank roadway, aud thus inter
ruptcd the stream of traffic both east
ana vest of Railroad avenue. In a
lew moments there we're two long pro
ceSsions III teams on each side OF the
track. The one on the east side grew
20 such enormous proportions that II
attracted the attention of Mayor Rob
ert Moran. whose Office is located on
the north side al Yesler avenue, near
the scene OF the trouble.
The mayor, after enquiiing the
cause of the trouble, notified the rail
road men that they had no right 20
block az street and 80 interrupt
traffic. The foreman et tue
railroad men told the mayor
20 10 to the office of the rail.
road company. that they intended to
20 ahead with the work, and could
not help IL II il did stop the "a. sage of
teams along the avenue. Mayor
Moran Mt once sent Ia Chief Butter
tielJ with orders Ia bring dozen off
GERS With hinl. As soon as the men
IN blue coats and brass buttons APP
pearesl in sight, the railroad iuen con-
cluded that they did not particularly
care 70 further block up Yesler avenue.
la few minutes the planks had been
relaid and teams we're passing over
the tracks. As the railroad men had
done ali the mayor wished them TO do.
though they we're slow ahos; IL. no
arrests u ere made
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Famsms Ola Spectacle Presented
In 4 New Bress,

IN = EeN ks@~
Following II The plot 81 ailuore's
spectacular play. The Twelve
Tsra r,afsons. 70 te presented at Turn
hall theaier Monday evening
zeso, the queen OF the polar rsgs1fs. has
fallen IN tsse with Esorsai 3 t9s o - Hst-
bert, q valiant Coant es n uri1barx, zap
ysseed principally ~ soyvsy. with toe
afa ~ norsas sSer fsssnae nssufktsr. LeFss
eeueScf. scheme a place Hubert ia fsr
power. f0reas. Ia The disgsise Of nsofsa
sisies Hubert aud lnHnnies his Dlnd with
fnarxs'osss stories Of tts gpssi. silver ard
lTMsgs that IL buried ia the arctics. Iin-
bert heslfssss. remembering that
ssryen Ut hls ancestors hnl per
ished In the sttesHpt 20 Tas@sss
these treasures hat Horsss outlets ias'
young hefo's fears By stating that ths
twelfth of hss rare wss de-ttnesi - sia fae
srsss prize II IL from fhis incident .se
rsnyei nsrrsssge derive. re HsFfss. The
Tvelye Temptations. Hubert finally etss
ss,uts "a frsse che expedition. AID. win
bis followers agrees TO set sal tbs u&xt
morning, the disguised bersss 20 sSfozn
pans them "a a guide. IN the meantime
Zero. 20 make certain 81 the Young hero
undivided love. dispatches Gs1e st her at
Itnfsn. Fab!iHs. Jack FrOst, 70 sirfaet
iiuhartSs hssrcthed. Felicia wnorn she In
tends Ia 3fsef as as a sacrifice ~ sst fsrren
Dragon. az her tribute f,s total posse scion
of the Arctic kingdom. Hubert II warmed
~ -slarl-, qHssu u ths san. 81 the
proposed abduction, bat arrive. tpy late
10 prevent Il. He therefore e@sssTks In
snsssaatels for The Arctic region IN pgrrFl'
~ bis fxtFoshed Ua the voyage be r. at
tafksd BIZ MALAY pirates. lcsi By Je5eecn-
who ifapsrsoaasss a saipsrecked insriseF.
Jeieeh and the other pirates, alter being
cared for by Hubert. efi1sAgor io Massacre
ali 81 ss5Afd. Ia this they are shUsfted by
Snero Apgupas, enc Of Hub.Fts bench
met. The Aaisys are captured ash are
about Ia he executed wben Bo.eas throws
off hts Disguise ard claims the entire
party As prisonefs OF Zero ;
by Egress. the ship hecaBcs a wreck
aud IL driven into I'll. heart 81 tbe sFigid
zone, where al psflshesi except isaberr
aud Snofo. who are eventually Rescued
from death by Zero. Hubert, discovering
the power 81 Zero, apparently accepts her
pr0fseted hove. and l. proclaimed King be
fore her court Bright Eyes. . snow
aymrh. VITO has become ensmcfgi of
Snoro, informs him % the " whereabouts OF
felicia. snofo tells Hubert, aud they re-
solve to n Ncus her. Their plan Is over
heard BY Zero, whereupon, she
rupodiaies nutsrt aud attempts
H. reiaoys him a. captive, ba; Is
unexpectedly fhwastsa by -oiatis, the
queen Of tne sun, and Hnbert's good
angel Hufegt subsequently, finds the bid
a. n treasure snd returns 10 Norway With
Felicia aud sonora. The marriage cefe
taony IL absssit To- be performed when Zero
and her attendants appear ana out.eavor
~ carry of liniiert and Feiieis. the plot
being again prevented by -alarls, who
bsnishes Zero 81 her leg oominions never
tn fsstnrD
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PAT EILLES FOX REFEREE.
A Possible Feature of the Msteaon-
f1ntnn Struggle

Sporting circles are deeply stirred
over the wrestling match tomorrow
evening between w. III. Quinn, cham
pion heavy weight of the Pacific coast.
and Matsada Sorakichi, champion
middle weight of the world. Both
athletes have warm admirers in this
city, and much money has already
been wagered on the result. w. II.
Quinn has written TO James Faulkner,
stating that ne viii be In Seattle today.
He is 10 be accompanied by a large
number of Victoria sports. The Jap
will also arrive from Tacoma today.
lie il in good form.
Mr.. Faulkner yesterday stated that
he would endeaYor to induce Patrick
killen. the Minneapolis pugilist, who
Is in Tacoma, To act as referee OF tbs
wrestle tomorrow night. killen Is
en- route for San Francisco. where he
is 10 meet Joseph MeAa.i:ie on Sep
tember H., kilien is - years of age
and stands six feet in his stockings.
He has an unusual length of arm, and
is recognized AS tile only knoeker-out
in the United states, outside Of John
L. Sullivan
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no DEFENSE AGAINST FIRE.


Al % . siszs Ez.t evening slss seat
tie ire department turned oui for
drill. A xt-eana 1as thrc@n st sizs
corner al THIRD ami Cherry streets,
tie eEgsne hesng situated IN the road
at seAsrsd and Columbia streets. II
was good, sal volume Of sater- Al
The same line sections OF bose were
ATTACHED to the Sre-p.ugs, and TIE
streams rsat gasssesi from tie nozzses
rose only a few feet. Ii another en-
CINE ha; been runipiBg, the streams
from the fre-riugs would have beer
absolutely xortilsess- The result q
the test wss TO show that Seattle i.
almost entirely unprotected aEains'
ere. I,s case the Russell house OF
scurry block, for example. had beer
burning. the ire, unless attacked IL
its incipsenev. could not have heer
overcome. The tiremen were pro-
siesent IN handling the machines and
rubber tubes.
The hook and Ladder company gave
an exhibition Of skill in the use o
scaling Ladders. nsiBg the Windows ol
/ the Russell house. Large crowd'
gathered on tie streets TO witness ths
drill
During the practice the hook ane
ladder truck, while making i sharf
/ turn al the corner Of Second and 70
| iumhia streets, came near capsizlns
and threw several of the firenen vhe
were on the truck violently 10 tht
ground. All Of them escaped with
/ few bruises, except William ans
James Clark, foreman and second
assistant foreman OF Engine Company
| No. 2, who sustained quite serious In
| ig,ries about the bols and limbs
TheY were taken 10 their home on tbs
! corner Of Jefferson and Seventh
/ streets. where they received medical
attention, but il will be several days
/ before they viii be running Wild the
machine" again.