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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24
Give AN Honest Trial.

Let the Mckinley bill stand until il
has had fair trial. No tinkering
should be allowed until the bill has
been proven either good or bad for the
country. Give it an honest trial, and if
it does not develop as good results as
are claimed for il it will then be time TO
set il aSide.-ChGrleStOn Tribune.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

Thcrc are plenty of law, lha, need
revising. We have laws enough IL they
cam bc So worded So mortal mou can
understand them.
The charter laws should 5c revised.
When foreign corporation wants To
act the rascal it comes 10 West Virginia
and,gets charter. as our charter laws
are loose az both ends.
The Schedule laws might be amended
with good results.
Laws regarding payment for labor
need oycrhaulng There has always
been great cutlery concerning 1.-The
moor laboring man, but like the heath
on within our border, he has been left
Ia shift for himself. Now is the chance
Tor the Democratic Legislature 70 do
something for the poor laboring man.
that the Democratic party has shed SO
many tears oyer.-TNCkcr Ponce
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Voter. throw prejudice aside long
enough 20 compare the administrations
of Cleveland and Harrison, and there
viii be no doubt of YOU casting Demo
cratic vote in lS92.-Titckcr Democrat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24
propusula.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Plan, and specifications Of the proposed addi-
ton 20 the Wheeling Hospital may be- seen al
the Office at Joseph Leiner. Architect.
sealed separate proposals for the conStruc.
ton and completion of the different branche> OF
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until p. IN January Sd. 1921. The Trustees
reserve the right TO reject any or all bids
John T. SULLIVAN. Secretary.
WHEELING. december % 1920. de2SS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-24

% has been proposed that the Demo-
cratic party should at once re-orsauize
it's National aud Congressional commit
tee FOR the next Presidential campaign.
in order that the memberS-clcct of the
Fifty-Secoud Congress may Dee rcprcSen-
Ted thereon. and also that thc campaign
of education. by means %. tariff and
other literature. may at once be begun.
10 is "a most timely suggestion, and
should bc carried out at the earliest pos
~iblc moment. The value OF thorough
organization and dissemination of sound
Democratic doctrine, both through the
party press and by means of carefully
prepared pamphlets, cannot be- over-c>-
timatcd - W00rcfcld ErumWcr.
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4 pi>rr,ceful Feature in Modern Politics.

one of tlc most disgracefu, features
Coz modern politics is the pcrtiuacity
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Among conservative people of all par
,ie> it never was popular from It's in-
cfu.cncy. because of its tendency 20 re-
vivc sectional feeling which was grad
ually dy,ug out, aud which really uo
longer should find any place In our
politics. Let the dead past bury it-
dead l,a doctrine generally accepted
by the people in regard 20 the war, anu
it would bee Just as pertinent Co get up a
discussion with England aboU, Che wal
of the revolution as one with the south
about that of the rebellion. Randolph
Enterprise.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Litti'
space TO Relate.

Local Happenings That Require @i''i'
space TO Relate.
The first cargo Of kenncDec ice Of lAe
season has been received boy the Richmond
Ice Company. ..,. ,...
The Internal Revenue Office ODD ms cry
will be prepared 20 issue United states r.
cial tax stamps 10 carry ON business
cify and surrounding counties oh next 1iuii-
1,y Tuesday and Wednesday lhese
licenses are required 90 bee taken ont before
fhe fsf of Nav. i'm addition tO those required
by the state laws.
The Richmond and Danyille railroad
owes 1920. 900 mortgage debt when is oue
Nav 1890 and $4,000 mortgage oil ile
Western North Carolina railroad, when is
also dine Nav Z. 1890. making total OF q
million and a-half dollars due next Week,
I'M of which will bein New } ork. Richmond
and Raleigh. when presented IN accoIoah'
with the terms of the bonds.
MIR. William b. lsaacs, Grand Recorder
of fine Grand Encamrment Of hnighl7 tih-
plar for the United States, has received iie
artists designs for the new jewels Tor lhe
officers ordered at the last session oi lne
Grand lncampmcnt lnc Viaha M"7'''
Jewel alone will cost 500
Eliza Griffin. colorcd woman aged 90
wears. who lived at No. Jl2 norm .hoiii =
Street. died suddenly yesterday. She had
been suffering from heart disease for 5et t-
raj months. Coroner Taylor viewed lne
body and decided an inquest unnecess"' "
".Iim. the ponman," was repeated at the
Academy last night. Another performance
viii be Given tonight and a matinee To-
IN PROV afternoon.
Plasterer, began woik ON the basement
of Grove Avenue Baptist Church yesterday
morning. Service viii DC held there SUM
day. June 18th.
The old Bachelors Club Of Clay W ara
will have n reunion at Reinhardts Han To-
night at s:3O O'Clock.
Mrs. William B. Isaacs left yesterday ioi
Petersburg 20 visit her daughter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
REV Mr.. DXON's WORK.
services in the Baptist Church and Card
Wells Foundry.

Services in the Baptist Church and Card
Wells Foundry.
Rev. Mr.. Dixon. Of Baltimore, now cone
Quoting series OF meetings in aid OF Dr.
Landfum at ihe second Baptist Church. is
man of powerful personality. Ills style
of speakingis nervous and tronchant. over
siX feet hi.n. and erect as granite column.
h. rs 1.-the and sineWy. and n Dds inp1se Nl-
od Outbursts is ln example of c}clonic 1lA-
tory. Dir. Dixon ls 90 speaker Who unuu
deep and la sing convictions. 'n lehrn-
him one IS compelled tO believe fhe serious -
mes. of the man and tbe solemn import OF
hi- mission
The noon meeting in Che lcc.urc-rom al.
thc church on yesterday was one OF great
interest THE preacher discussed ile iNi,
Of .IIiais aud lrumph- of Prayer ..t.
1lr. Tummil. Of the ola Market lreshl
frrian Church. and other ministers us7l-f. N
in the exercises.
All O'Clock DIR. Lanlrm and ilrc other
BAPTIST ministers accompanied If DhHn
fO CariNeIl- iron foundry. on Cary SCR %
Rev. George d. Williams, Baptist city r..-
sionary. Bed ihe devotional part of tle -ei-
vice. and Mr. Dixon spoke io tle WDlh. l.n
on sour life shadow
The evening service I'D fhe second Baptist
was on th. subject oi "IiUIffn and llcI-
and n was handled in the o.i-iashion.i
roalisiic.way 30 was Ile orthodoxy oi iae
puriian- and fle CHhiui-Is of the Middle
AGES. Do i- refreshing ine ihor1u-naN
believers f0 bear man Nho never mine
matters m dealing .Iia ha4-n truths. -cr-
vices 40 D. 81. and J.. 81. to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
THREE CHARTERS.
The Circuit Court Does a BIG BUSINESS ,"
That Line.

xo.,.rtav Iudre Wexford. OF the Circuit
Court. granted n charter TO the hlchin0""
Academy II Medicine and surgery II -
eormed ,or The adya%cement Of science an"
y, a,,,,,o,,1od to hold such rooms as are nee
= '.. -. its meetings. etc. The names Oh
~ cB,.rr. are. Or. ". ". Parker pic7i-
dent. Drs. Hugh NJ. Taylor, 'eoiSS D,'.
fnhnston and ". l.. Gordon, Nice-I es'u. i,
Dr. c. l.. Cudlipp. recording sccle' .a.3,. 49,,
n. ID. Garcin. assistant rccoio'hH -. vi
DR. NJ. ID. loge, Jr., treasurer, M" 90
liam y. Mercer, librarian. Inc in',' n
80 aro. Dr.. Hunter Mcclure. y. - ~
rnilcn. Joseph a. White, George Ben J9nn-
stou. John y. Tp.hur. II. NJ. ia. - p
Wexford. NJ. ID. Hogc. Jr.. thfis lolpi-
Aim. Martin Luther James. =. Is. ha" ., Vs.
Charles NJ. Shields. William y. Gray, nos
+ Moore. W. W. Parker, &. l.. 'uuiill. "a
ID Garcin.sW. +. Mercer and W. J., "V,,'D".
4 charter was also granted TO me W.,
End social Club. for thc promotion on So. .'',
and literary intercourse. ana Dcne, oiy ~ =,
among It's members. The capital slo.e AZ. -
In be not less than 5000. nor more Wv"
81 900. The officers are: u. A. AhueiSo ..,.
nresidenf: Edward Lee, tice-piS'i ", =
Watkins Lee. secretaryi W aile' ' ~l,i'.,
treasurer. and James Ihomph i"iho'
Filott Joseph W0rmley, David braAloil,
.John III. Hopes, Henderson Fields anu
James stores. directors. c..,
A charter was also granted 10 Inc Oolf
monwcalth Land improvement tomp"u.
me object i. 90 establish aud maintain lif
General business Of a land business Do D.1
,ns and selling real estate. the capi'"
stock is 20 be not less .han S2o'oV0 nor NOR,
than 100000. 10 be divided IN shores Oh ~
each. The charter further provides ln"
moi more than 10000 acres can DE oMneu
one fine. The principal oihce Is io pr y
Richmond The officers are; henry VI
Tio~rnny Richmond president; John II
Cardweu Bristol. Tenn, Nice-presidehi
and tbe above and Norman y. Randolph
and .John Bowers. Richmond, and 0eor-'
~ kuhnort. Charles 81. John and NJ. VI
Bntler. Bristol. directors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
WEDDING BELLS.
r,men's Torch Brightly Burning in
Richmond.


Richmond.
Marriage D. rs again rang out at the First
Baptist church yesterday afternoon at 5'3O
O'Clock for the second time this week. The
occosion was the nuptials Of Miss Helen
Gwathmov and Mr.. Frank l.. Montague,
aud no fairer bride ever plighted her uoth
IN that edihce. At the hour appointed. 10
the Remembering tones OF the wedding
march. aud the ushers preceding. the niiue'
ntfired i'm a travelling gown ol hehollope
cloth. passed up the aisle on the arm Oh iifi
brother. Mr.. Il. NJ. Gwathucy. AZ the dltai
she was met hy the groom with ms be-l
man. Mr.. Allen NJ. Lyon, Jr.. ana l)r. 'en'
Cooper pronounced the words that made
husband and wife. The ushers We're
Messrs. Edward g. Gum, hicn-
ard Gwathmey. Ellis Burnett. W. i'
Word. W. J. Bosher aud Philip Taliaieif0.
'rhe bride is "a daughter Of the late Dr. W IL
TAMIL. Gwathmey and Mrs. A. NJ. 1welh'
,ncy. She l., highly accomplished, ana ny
her charming manners and sweet di'i
tion possesses host OF friends. MI niVu'
taeue. who is well-knOwn and very popular
il lnembes of the firm Of Lyon a Monia.
que. .f..,.
MIR. Kirk Mathews rendered the music
and after the recos-iOnal had been played
and Mr.. and Mrs. Montague had been con
.grotulated. they went the way Of al newly
married couples Northern tour, leaving
on the 6:ij train.
In the Leigh Street Baptist Church; al
5.sO O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr. WE
liam G.. Long and Miss Leila Parkinson
were made man and wife. Messrs Chafie'
A Moss. Clarence Pace, a. j. Peasants >
r. Tavlor. George Smythe and Earnest VI
long advanced % tue altar. followed %,
Iit,le Misses Emmn Long and Annie iar
trson. The vOung couple followed. DIR
Fr,st pronounced the words which mad'
tbem one. The bride il the daughter %
Mr.J. r. Parkinson. and looked lovely in
light grey travelling gown. She CARRIE ,,,
bridal roses and lilies Of the valley. ih'
Groom is "a Young business man. MT nn'
Mr.. Long were accompanied 20 the depo
hy many friends, and lcii on The o'l' if'l'
SIR \iarAra Falls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
Camp Meeting.

Pickett Camp met last night. First Lieu
ienani-C commander George W. May presid-
ing. An invitation from Colonel G.. &.
Flowcrce. formerly of the Seventh Virginia
Infantry president of ihc Association Of
the Confederate Veterans, 20 attend the re-
union al The Blue and the Gray ON May
18th next. az Niclsburg, Mississippi was
received, for which the thanks Of the Camp
were returned, expressing regrets az their
inability % attend on account Of The unYcil-
ing " the Lee monument.
Comfade " Harper Dean reported that
the Theatre had been secured on May nth.
IL is proposed ID give an entertainment for
BE Dcno1t OF the Ladies' Memorial Society
and the cawp. The committee consisting
Of Comrades Dean and Northern, were In
structed iO make TIE necessary arrange
ments and 10 g., the ladies 70 cooperate
with them.
The committee on the lecture ~ Colonel
Joseph Mayo reported il 10 have been very
successful
The committee OF arrangements for enter
tanning the guests Of the Camp an the Lee
monument un,eiling reported encouraging
progress.
The invitation OF pichett-Buchanan
Camp, o. Norfolk. TO attend lhc memorial
day in Norfolk was accepted,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The jackson Ward Election Gases and the
Grand jury.

II seems than there is mo- end to the United
states grand julg's investigation OF the
Jackson Ward election cases. After about
TWO hours session yesterday eight DINER
hrominent Democratic citizens were lh-
dicted The time the alleged obstruction,
ARE i'm the Fourth precinct. The iell ui"
moi comnlete their laborlous Investigator
MIR. :. MEG. Fisher is the foreman oi me
iurv. and Assistant District Attorney - e.
Rristow is the herald. Following are lho-e
',,,ainst whom true bills Of indictment were
e,nnd. Messrs. =. =. Z. Patterson. samuel
eccestor. j. &. Doneila. August hehnof'
Eedford Gryme- Henry Kobe. W ~ "en,
tr, and John Finnerty. They are CHAR al
vim nlawfully obstructine ihe l'i'
lowing alleged qualified voters rom
Votinr az the Fourth precinct Jack
SON ward: Thomas Harris, =. ID. turner
"a Uarwood. Charles Norris, ia. Norris
Nilliam Harris. j. ". Carter. james Jonn-
SON aud II. j. Brown. The witnesses were
ii, Rankin. +. 4. Burke, \. i. M"oN'e''
frank Mann and !. II. Barrctts
me counsel for the indiciees made ihe
same motion that was made IN the prev i9,u s
,ases-to quash Indictments ana A'to
papers accordingly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25

The membership Of the festival chorus j.
now two hundred aud eighty-two, aud "a
very enthusiastic rehearsal was field last
night. DR.. McCaw. president of the Mozart
Association. made "A cOngraiulatoiy address.
complimentng The chorus on iis excellent
work. and predicting the grandest success
f0r the festival. the most elaborate musical
event in the history Of Richmond. lie added
that the music committee OF the association
would grant 90 the members ol the chorus
the same ticket privilege, rs the members
of tine Mozart Association for Friday even
inc. ON Saturday evening The chorus will
be admitted on their chorus tickets to their
seats un fho stage.
The next rehearsal is on Monday evening.
al sO'clOck The membership Of the chorus
is now complete, and no new members will
be admitted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25

Result or the Various Games Played Yes
tcrday.
PLAYERS Brotherhood AT Buffalo: Buff
alo. rs. Cleveland. lJ. AtNew York New
Yorkphiladeiph'a game postponed, rain.
AtpntslGf-. pittshurg-Chicago game post-
poued. rain. so Boston, Boston, !; Brook
Ign. 3.
Atlantic AssociaiI0n-Al games post
p0nfd on account of rain.
National lea1ue-At Boston: Game given
Go Boston 40 20 W New York refusing io
ab.dehy decision uf ibo umpire six innings.)
40 Brooklyn. Br00klY game
postponed, rain. AZ Cleveland Cleveland
Chicago game postponed. rain. AZ Pitts
burg. Pittsburgh incinnati game postponed
rain
American Ass0ciaii0n-At> 81. Louis: st..
Louis. g.. Toledo B. At Philadelphia; Ath-
letlc->yracuSe game postponed. rain. AT
Louisville: ous'ille-COlumhusg game post
pOued. wet grounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
CoylINGCITy.
The Now Railway Town OF West Clifton
forge.


The New Railway Town OF West Clifton
forge.
West clifton Forge is tine name 0l reN
town to De located in the eastern part of
Allegheny county. ueaf old Clifton Forge.
On the jackson river. ly tlr ilosaueH
and ohio Development company. To is plI-
posed to secure Sis hundred 0r moro acres
0f the g. lesapeake and Ohio Railway COME
pauy at tle price Oi a-N.ull. which amo.ut
will De expended Dy tine railway company
in The c0n,frlcti0n0 shops. depot and other
improvements.
West clifton Forge WlH Dor situated BOB Oboe
midst oi one OI iNe richest inn unllr.N
sections Oi tne State. Already fur.. large
iron furnaces awe boo successful operation u
tHe immediate vicinity. and fne early def.I-
0pmeut 0i other iron industries h1f.
been determined upon lF -lI0n- eOmn.u.I !,
recently organized. What -0f itself -Nfi-
cieuf fu ensure flo SUCCESS ui West clinton
Forge. i- ihe iacf inaf ueln. situated a fN.
famnI off thn three divisions Of iIl. tN.-I-
Uoake and Ohio. the Middle. Piedmont HII
james River divisions tle company lINH
decided iO build there the principal shop. Ui
DO. system. aud this alone VIII secure 90 pope
ulatiOu for the new g.ii OF lfe thousand as
soon as the shops are completed. AS other
industries are i0 Doe located, however "a
splendid nNfDi d, To- Doc UulIl hN iur railway
company. iron ore i- within light. limestone
for iuN is abundant, and niel is easy oi
acces--tlere is nothing tO prevent This bee
coming au important iron making centre.
and city OF many thousand inhabitants boz
very short iime
The town will De situated in one OF ile
most holltniu sections OF the state. Hih
abundance of the best of water and tle pure
est of air.. Unsurpassed opporun.tiD art
offered Tor in}e- imeni. a- nO greater iaciii-
Ties tor the lapid growth ot q city could nl.-
-iDiy De presented.
Mcssr-. Eakie. August aad Donovan. oi
| Clifton Forge. ale AGENTS for tine tue-H-
pcake and ohio Development tDmrany. and
| Mr Eakle bias been iu the city placing tAe
stock of the new town. lie bias succeeded
in having 10000 taken. and ae was called
away last night on business. a ieH
more shares are yet t0 Dee disposed
of aud parties seeking s0 profit
able am investment can obtain all
information desiied by calling ON Mr. +. II.
Bowman. agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio
ENuTess company, 0ls east Main street,
who will receive aud forward subscription
The par value oi the stock is 500 "a share.
and lUper cent. OF the amount taken must
De paid ON subscription.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
PERSONAL meEuoN.


People Going Away h-u tsfthihi"s go"
ing This and SHAT
Nr. John %. Mclean. ile millionaire ci.'
COR Of tre cincinnati fnlu.rr who nia
been stopping 81 ihe Exchange Hotel io'
several days. ien ir home iast night
Mr.. George Kelly. one of ihe drivers olihe
City Railway, and Miss Agnes Verne.
were married ia-, night SD De laiolni'l
residence of 80. Ia-ricks Catholic CHURCH.
Dr.JD. Fanar. who recently graduated
az ihe Pennsylvania Medical COLLEGE, ll
returned tO Philadelphia 10 prosecute DIS
studio. in ihe hospital
Mr-. j.. J.. Smith, who has been very s''h
~ The residence of her father. Mr. Charles
U. Page. 40 Main and Je1ers Streets i-
thought t0 Doe better.
judge Jamc- Marshall. JUDGED. Ia0mp-
SON brown. teu. So. ~. walker tii 'lf
Ll0td smith. were go the Capitol ye-iDri. 3.
Hon. creenlee ID. Leteher. mem0er oi faa
House OF DELEGATES from hochnr.dte cn.n'
o.. was in fle city .ieriHf.
ur.l. A. Bryce len tho ciiy "Wednesday
lDr ten days iripiO Mashin- iNn. hAii.
more and Philadelphia.
Mis-. Fannie 2. Dickinson is the guest "a
her sister, Mrs. Randolph j. Norris, -l'
south Third street.
Mr. James n. PAGE. formerly ci E.rh
mond now VI Charlottesville i8 on % Visit
to One city.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael aad family ar.
expected back from Sew lork nest week
Mr. Charles Etonsen his returned mons
New York in improved health.
Mr. Nathaniel CmXi0n. of iiaN.iaN clun
IS. was in tHe city Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
Gypsy TRAGEDY.

i Drunken Vag-aal SINS His Wife and
Attempts suicide.
TRENTON. n. j., April 2l.-Eariy this
morning, Noah Palmer, aged 20 years, q
member OF a band Of uypsies encamped al
Morusynle near here. and who had been on
a proiracted spree, shot his wife killing her
instantly during a quarre' lie then At
TEMPTED % shoot his dan ghicr who was
sleeping along side OF hermother but failed,
me bullet going through the tent side. lie
then turned the pistol on himself and shot
himself in the back Of the head, inilictihg
a wound from which the doctors say he cam
not recover. All the parties IN ihe encamp-
ment are In charge OF the police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
THE BAZAAR.
r.r.,,t,on of the Operetta ''Peneiope"-.
Large Crowd.

Large Crowd.
,,at nivbf the crowd az the NJ. &. \.
nazaar reached It's highest mark. just bc-
fore the evenings entertainment lcconn-
ION in the main ball was well nigh impos-
sihie Tho attraction was thc ever chafni-
In. nperetta penelope which was lepeai-
al lv the same east who rendered i"e'
Vol The performance was even smoother
and more delightful than DE first one. Nfss.
Patterson. Mrs Jabb ana Messrs shepherd
Dahney and peasants capuNaied thtli 'u-
.lience. Their fine acting and siuginS en-
sitle Them 10 Il higher distinction thSn ihe
word ..amatcurS" gives them.
To-nirht the Oid Folks Concert VIII ne
raneated. This viii be the last entertain
,eant ofthe course. and NIL. no doubt again
,.rosVd The hall. The charming picture ihe
..nid Folks present and their delishiial
,.inrjng are things long 70 eremehOefeo,,a
the cake walk Tor the children VIII oe
ia .siyen This afternoon. Children over ZEN
xears Ola. who report promptly az 0floc@'
,xill he allowed TO cOlnpetc for the prize.
The bowling alley. under the man"s'-
tneut OF Mr.. Baughman. has heen very POP
ri.r. and has revived an interest IN ihN'
healih-gi,lng game. There Is some ialk
among the ladies' Of forming several noNi-
ing teams 10 play match games amer the Or
zaur closes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-25
silk MIN burned.

CArAsAuQuA. Pa. April 2l.-rhe Uni
corn silk mill, the largest in the Lehigh
Valley. was burned this morning. Seven
Of the hands lot their lives, and twelve
were injured. Many persons, spectators
and others. were injured slightly by hyins
PARTICLES. The IRE is supposed I" nave been
caused by spontaneous combustion IN ONE
of the hacking rooms. At II O'Clock the
lire was under control. The total loss Is
placed at $4,000.