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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
HELLOlHELLO!HELLO!
The Count Of the Modern Space
Annihilators Continued
NUMBER ANSWERED By "OuR" GIRLS
This Accounting il Being Taken simai-
tAseously Throughout the CountrJ
xeF Comparative and Noe
Absolute Results.

The first two and half days count
of the telephone calls was concluded
at noon, yesterday. The half days
count TO make up the three days, viii
be taken tomorrow. The figures al
ready made are very interesting The
number OF calls made during the
twenty-four hours from Thursday
morning at eight o'clock 10 Friday
mornlng, was 1854. From Friday
morning To Saturday morning, 1914.
Total tor two days, Il ,40s.
The total number of calls for Thurs
day and Friday, during the business
part OF the day only, that IS between
the hours OF s a. IN. aud q p. m, WAS
Is, ,426, or an average for one business
day OF 92lS. The number of calls an
swered each hour Is ll5l. This means
an uninterrupted stream of calls during
a business day, with no cessation for
the noon hour, OF about twenty calls
per minute.
A comparison of the figures pub
DID Will snow what are the busiest
liOuto VI biic utN. i ut Oilt buSiCct
hour of the day is from to 10 u. m,
during which the average plumber OF
calls for Thursday and Friday was
l4l0. The very busiest hours of the
day are the four hours from s q. IN.
TO l.. Mr.. Boyce says that the disparity
shown by the figures rs given for the
two days noted would not be, ordinarily,
quite SO great, because he thinks the
afternoon races last week had 4 very
marked OBJECT upon the telephone busl-
ness. He further says that the figures
taken at the very dullest season OF the
year are no criterion of the actual work
done by the exchange. When asked
why he did not select some other day,
he replied that this count was taken
simultaneously throughout the country
for comparative and not for absolute
results.
A comparison of figures in which the
telephone subscribers Will be as much
Interested as in any other, is that show
ing the relative work of the various
boards and their fair operators. There
is almost family interest IN
the young lady who answers
"our" telephone, and nearly everybody
would like to know what part of the
total work his particular girl is doing.
The following figures represent the
averages for Thursday and Friday.
The operator who attends to the tele-
phones numbered from l to 10 an
swers daily, 504 calls; from rs
to $50, 492; from Isl TO
225, 663; from 226 to 800, Sll; from 301
to 375, SS7; from 376 to 450, 772; from
451 to 525, S3l; from 526 to 600, 594;
from col to 675, s62: from 676 to $50,
623; from 75l TO s25, 664; from S26 to
900, 567; from 90l to 975, $40; from 976
to 1850. GAS; from 1851 to 1925, 594; from
ll26 to 1900, 300; from 1901 TO 1875, l22.
The count was made for the yester-
day forenoon hours. but the fragmen-
tary nature of the figures makes 1t use
less TO quote them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
$500 BIG DOLLARS
Is What il Cost 20 Feed the Flames
Last Night
THE ORICIy OF THE FIRE SOT ENOWs
Harvey a asystsk. Grssd Rapids Camera
Co. Graad Rapids raPsF tsoK Co..
HamminE, TssAn a Co. browa
Clark a Co., the suneFsrs.

Shortly after u O'Clock last night
eonpoatoTs Of the TELEsEA Al HERALD
once discovered a IRE in the three
story brick building on the northwest
corner OF Campau and LOuis-sts. Ia
few moments the whole structure was
q mas Of flames. shooting and darting
from every EindOw.
An alarm was asimmediately turned IN,
bnt before the department. arrived the
fire had gained such headway that it
seemed as if il would be impossible 20
save anything Word spread that there
was large quantity OF oil stored in the
building. This proved TO be true, as
after the hremen had worked for
zen minuets there was a loud
explosion. This was followed by
second and third one. Ateach report
the ire burned with renewed fury.
The fear OF heavier explosion
rendered 1t extremely dangerous for
the hremen % work close in.
The first explosion caused the flames
70 shoot across the alley IN the rear
and The building occupied by the
Michigan Iron Works was ignlted. This
was speedily extingushed, however.
The fre vas by tins time very not, and
every energy was exerted TO
condne 10 TO the building IN
which L started. Ladders were raised
al around and water was poured
through the windows. All that could
be done was 70 wait and let the flames
abate themselves. At l o'clock the
roof fell in with crash, amidst
myriad Of sparks which Illuminated
the heavens.
There were four firms in the build
ing. w. w. Huelster occupied the sec
ond and third floors over 81 and IS
Campau-st. as paper box factory.
Harvey & Heystek used the first floor
OF No. 81 for store house. 1t was
here that the explosion occurred. Over
thirty barrels Of oil were stored there.
Hamming, TenaH & Co. occupied the
basement as a mandatory of mould
ing and interior house furnishings.
The Grand Rapids Camera Company
were located on the first floor of SO.
IL IS not known from what cause the
fire originated. When first discovered
the flames were coming from the north
west corner of the building. The en-
tire front Of the place was enveloped in
smoke. IL must have been burn
ing for some time, Judging from
the headway it had gained. The fire
laddies worked bravely and at go the
flames were under control. The build
ing, however, was gutted. The four
walls were about all that renamed. The
stock OF every firm with the exception
of Harvey & Heystek, was consumed, it
being believed that the oil had not all
exploded.
The building was owned by Brown,
Clark 4 Co., and Is almost a total loss.
The entire losses viii figure up about
So, 800, with $4,000 insurance. The
summary Is "a follows:
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
OH, PSHAW!
How Daniel Came, Saw and DID Not
Conquer.


Conquer.
sAsNs,,Nt "a. vSNtssNs--tNNNS.
NEwAYGo, Mich, July 12.-Bad feel
ing has existed for some time past be-
tween two of our most prominent citi-
zens, Daniel E. Soper and f. o. Shaw.
Dan has been going around telling the
public that he was going to punish +. O.
IN very scientific manner, and has Of
fered as high as five dollars to any per-
sOn who would lead Z. o. to some seclud-
ed spot so that he could use his science
Onshls frame. This evening as Z. o. was
wandering up street he was met face to
face by the pugilistic Dan, who stopped
Mr.. Shaw and went for him in fine
style without gloves. The battle
was fought in two rounds. First
round. This round commenced by q
right and left handler combined, land
ing on K. O's chest, followed by right
handler from +. o., landing on Dams
proboscis, knocking him down. First
blood for +. o., time, one and one-half
seconds. Second round. This round
is claimed by Dams friends as foul.
They clinched. Shaw landing on top
with his large hand encircling Daniels
windpipe. Second blood for f. o.,
time, three minutes, twenty-ssven Sec
onds. BY this time there were specta-
tors enough on the scene to separate
the pugilists, and when separated the
crowd WAS reinforced sufficiently to
carry Daniel home. All those having
business with Dan will please cali at his
residence for the next few days.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
ANOTHER EXPLOSION,
The Propeller Tiosa the Scene of
Second Disaster

ScCOnu Dlsastcr.
CHICAGO, July 12.-When the work
of pumping out the wrecked propeller
Tioga had been almost finished, this
evening, another explosion, much less
violent than the one of last night, oc-
CURED. No one was hurt and not
much damage was done, but the pro-
peller again caught fire, and in their
efforts TO quench It the firemen were
again compelled to fill the hold
full of water, thereby undoing
all work accomplished today. The ex-
plosion. as that of last night, was no
doubt caused by an accumulation of
kerosene vapOr in the hold. The work
of recovering bodies was going on when
the explosion occurred. Six, IN addi-
ton 10 the seven now In the morgue,
were found today. 1t Is believed that
three or four more still remain IN the
hold, but tonIght's explosion will delay
their recovery at least twenty-four
hours.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

ss>ssy. vv.sasss-~sssNa
CEDAR SPRINGS, Mich, July l2.-The
third of q series Of temperance meet
ing was held at the NJ. f. Church last
evening. after a very pleasant lawn
social held at Mrs. C.. c. Bicknells by
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union IN the afternoon. The speaking
was by i've DemOrest silver medal win
ners from sparta, and the large audi
euce pronounced it a complete success,
tie Cedar Springs cOTnetband furnished
good music on the street. Two more
meetings arc arranged for. the next to
b st the Baptist Church. July -, ad-
dressed by Rev. O. kilgore.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
nIdn.t GO - sTn.ksean.

United states Attorney Palmer did
not hasten or to Muskegon yesterday
morning. in response TO the telephone
despatch % % Cd and attend TO the
whisSy-smugglers. RE says the col
lect0r Of customs az Grand Haven -
the FIRST United states Official - take
c0gD1ancs Of the matter. and that it
wlll be time enough for a msn named
Palmer - prepare for var after man
named Mcbride concludes the peace
las been broken.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
COURT RECORDS

PsoEATE--Estste Of Reuben Skinner,
mentally Incompetent; Frederick W
stevens. appointed guardian. Estate
OF Martha II. Ba5iong. minor, letters
ot gQardisnsagp issued r. Carrie "
HawkIns. Estate Of Harley G Hutch
lns, deceased; report Of commissioner
on CLAIMS fled.
SUPERIOR corFT-Judge BurlnEsue
--thrsstina Nschtegai. solic tors fees
psid ard respondent discharged and
attachment { .s1 ssed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
JAMMED TO DEATH
A Freight Conductor Caught Between
Two Railroad Trains.

DErRorT, July 12.-This evening Nj
chacl Hunt, freight conductor, while
taking the number of his cars in the
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
yard, vt the foot of Hastings-st., was
struck by an incoming express train and
instantly killed. Hunt had neglected
TO close the main line swItcn, aud the
passenger tram struck the freight.
crushing Hunt between the engine and
cars. The passenger train was run
ming slowly and the engine was only
slightly damaged Two freight cars
were thrown from the track.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

An elaborate program has been pre-
pared for the spIritualistic campmeet-
ing az Haslett Park a. Pine Lake, near
Lansing. Julv 24-September ]. II viii
be the eighth annual campmeetng of
the Hasletf Park Association. The aInis
Il tie association are q free splritusl
platform. an attractive resort bt'er'il
school and library. q saultar.um, an ~
gallery and ali other things necessary
- fhe devciopm tof our spiritual arid
moral natures. The new Mediums
Home Will te dedicated Aggust III,
and the annual meeting IF the Med
uns' Protective Jni0u viii b. heid Al
enef Do
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

The new Grand Rapids Council, Royal
Arcsuum. is fully organized and the
officers vii be Installed on Monday
evening. July IA. at Good Templsrs
Hal. West Br digest. charter members
sre particularly requested to be present
bv 80 o'clock. as business Of import
ance 60 each one VII be brought up.
Al invitation is extended % al r. A.
Cauncils and members Of the order to
attend the installation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

At The meeting Of the Board of Pub
lie Works, yesterday afternoon, r.
Pickett was awarded tho contract for
grading and graveling Delonev-st.. his
o.d beng 81 10. For building a sewer
on Sheldon-ave.. from Wendam 10
Blakely-ave. john DeBruin. s234 For
paving West Fulton-st. with cedar
blocks With plank foundation, Mathew
sou Kloste, sls.4 400.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
rg,rehf He.d T-erI.-

Fort smith, AK July 12.-I}itIk
Anderson. a Cherokee VINO vas trtn
for murder = few weeks ago ~ this
face. and convicted of mans.augnter
YES last evening sentenced - Sire
wears A. fne Detroit House ~ Cg-rte-
ton He asges tse 11age - gve him
. longer term 80 tae Arsars4s Peniten-
tarv. 81 he wss affaio - 'roai3 freeze
70 death n II fCtigsA-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
FLOODING wooDwARD-AvE.
'etroit's Council Takes Action to Abate
the Dust Nuisance.

At the session of the common
PuncH resolution was passed instruct
u- the Board Of Public Works to food
WOodward-avo. from Adams-ave. to
the river. Payment for the services
was 10 be taken out of the road fund of
the First and Second wards. Hose was
to De procured from the fire depart
ment and permission TO use the water
from the water commIssiOn.-Defr
Mrs. THow nice Monroe and Canal
SITS would look after a bath like that
IN
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
SHORT ON APPLES.

Is the state, and Our Grain Is ut the
Mercy of Aphis, Niage & Co.
LANSING, Mich, July l2.-The State
apple crop will be less than half its
usual SIZE. Many correspondents in the
State report that IN several counties it
will be total failure, the apples having
all fallen from the trees.
The grain aphis is working extensive
ly in many sections of the State, the
nudge alsoabounding IN other localities.
The greatest injury, however. IS being
done by rust and smut, farmers report
ing the latter in quantities beyond
their remembrance. Peaches are in
good form and promising.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
TIL SCYTHE'S WORK.
1t Mows Down Willie Marshall and Puts
Him to Bed.

Him to Bed.
Willie Marshall, young man living
at 800 South Lafayette-st., met with q
painful accident yesterday, that will
surely confine him to the house for
three or four weeks, if it does not I'M
pair his freedom of movement for life.
Willie had occasion to take a scythe
to be ground, and had returned with
the sharpened instrument TO the house.
While standing with the scythe in his
hand, the sharp edge of the blade came
into abrupt contact with his ankle III a
manner unaccountable to himself. The
cords of the ankle were seriously in
jured, and the physician thinks it will
be a long time before the child recayers
the full use of his foot.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
"BU STED BY THUNDER"
The Detroit Baseball Club Makes an
Assisnment-Lfabilit Heavy

DETRoT, July l2.-The Detroit Base
Ball Club today flied with the county
clerk voluntary assignment TO VIII
liam J. Gray. The debts Of the club
are stated to be s7l5s, together with
rent of ball grounds to date. The assets
are the Office furniture and fixtures,
valued at 1925.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

Ir alc csse RI tha People VS.. biex.
Eose. arrested st the instance 81 hs
v-ff. So descF bed 80 The fiIue in fhe
TTTTeBtw HFntfn, Fustler HfdoT ~
9erea asptaeI zsteGrnment yesterday
to tsg 10Th Lst
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

Whatis the reason thst Grand Rapids
dealers sell coal At $50 and S5.15 per
fn whflo MIskegon dealers ask S6.75'
TayCrs who know tnat water trsuspor.
taton is cheapest are asking tais qut e
ta'u with much interest. QrERIsr.-
- sslrsea Cbfeair'e
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

Justice Brown viA perform his first
marriage ceremony today, AZ PSI VII
ham-st. John Caafeld and George
Pernell are the contracting parties.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

The insurance on Harvey x Heystek's
cock could not be ascertained last
right.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
MORE SILVER.

The House Passes the Conference silver
Coinage BIN.
wAsHIseToS, July l2.-The House
pass cd the Silver Conference biz this
afternoon. by q strict party vote Of yeas,
I22; nsvs, 90.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13

1{ckinlav's speech on the Nsw Tsrif
Pll. 50 psges ln pamphlets form, az the
ISIS FsRAa- -HERAED for cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
SHOT THROUGH THE HEAD.

4 Well Known Citizen OF this County
Commits suicide.
A sad case of suicide occurred yes
terday morning IN Cannon township.
Annanias W0rden, a abrotherof Admiral
WOrden, was found dead in bed and the.
revelations show that he shot himself
during the night. financial embsrrsss-
neut = supposed TO have been the
cause OF tie act. Deceased was a
years Of age. and was vel known and
highly respected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
BASEBALL REVIVED.

The ovashfueton cirh Perm. Tour
uab bLesTne
Grand Rsp5ds VII not be shat out
entirely from the baseball world dur-
ing the coming season- Ia fact. q very
aFsly camps 81 Is asout 10 be COM
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
National League.

National League.
Boston. 2; Chicago. 3.
Philadelphia. Is; Cleveland. L.
New York. T.; Pittshurg. (.
Cincinnati. I. Brooklyn. :.
Piayers' League
Boston. IS; Piftsburg. 3.
Philadelphia. g Cleveland, 3.
New York. 3; Chicago. 3.
Brooklyn. .; Buffalo, IL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
Plaxers' League.
American Association

Columbus 3. Rochester. 2.
Louisville. 5; Athletic. g.
St. Louis, Il: syracuse. I.
Teledo- Brooklyn game postponed on account
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-11
A Baptist Ministor's Experiences.

II am a Baptist minister, and before thought
of being a clergyman graduated in medicine,
but left @ lucrative practice for my present pro
fession, forty years ago. was for many years
4 sufferer from quinsy. Thomas Electric OIL
cured me. was also troubled with hoarseness,
and Thomas Ecieefric Oil relieved me. My wife
and child had diphtheria. and IhomaS re.
Iectric on cured them, and IL taken in time II
will cure seven times out OF ten. am confident
II Is cure for the most obstinate cold or cough,
and II any one will take a small teaspoon ana
ha.f MI II with OIL and then place the end OF
the spoon in one nostril and draw the OIL out Of
the spoon into the head, by smiling as hard as
they can, until the Oil falls into the throat, and
practice IL twice q week, don't care how often.
sive their head may be, II will clean IT out and
cure their catarrh. For deafness and earachs II
has done wonders to my certain knowledge. II
Is the only medicine dubbed patent medicine
that have ever felt like recommending, and !
am very anxious TO see II In every place, for
tell you that would not be without II In my
house for any consideration. am now suffer.
ing with pain like rheumatism in my right
limb, and nothing relieves mo like Thomas Ec-
lectrtc OH." DR.. u. +. Crane, Cory, Pa. Sold
In Lancaster by w. T. Hoch, 1877 and l39 North
Queen street.
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Mothersi Mother. Mothers

Mothersi Mothers /! Mothers III
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your rest by o sick child suffering and crying
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Epoch,

The transition from long, lingering and pain
the life OF the Individual. Such q remarkable
event is treasured in the memory and the
agency whereby the good health has been at
tained is gratefully blessed. Hence II is that so
much Is heard In praise OF Electric Bitters. 30
many feel they owe their restoration to health,
10 the use OF the Great Alternative and Tonic II
you are troubled with any disease of Kidneys,
Liver or Stomach, of long or short standing,
you will surely find relief by of Electric Bit
ters. Sold at 6Oc and 81 per bottle at w. T..
Hoch's Drug Store, lS and LID North Queen
street. Lancaster. Pa.
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. FosrEn.
DONOT WATT

NOT WAIT!
EASTER Is A THING OF THE PAST.
The Spring season has opened. and We are
We have we sysS oered ss % That hey are sppre
toners that daily visit our store.
Among our Dress stuifs are found al the
English sadps sssips. RAIN and Fancy ' soysy
GssS Mohsls sna Hs Ws
Watch for our Remnant Sale.
RIBBONS.
Just received, another lot All SILK satin-
No. 2, all shades SILK Hat Trimming, only
BACK and Colored Velvet. all shades and
Coiored Velvet Ribbons, with Satin Back.
bssss % FSses dmp. sSs Bsa
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
now offered from our immense assortment Of
Ladies' and Chiidren's Spring Garments speak
iniant's Spring and Summer Coats, Capes
and Skirts, Handsomely Embroidered. sl.26 70
ladies and Misses stockinetts Jackets, s226
Girls Gretchens, Connemaras and Travelling
Ladies' Peasant Goats, Is TO si2
Small Boys' sailor Blouse and KIT Suits,
boys Knee Pant Suits. q toss
Ladies' Ready Made Calico Wrappers. u.
ANOTHER UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
10 obtain again the Celebrated Eighmie Patent
many many pstsnts S snss Combined II 5 Prices, &c and d.
.o or $50 per half dozen. Former prices. u and
In Light Underwear for Men we have nne
| line OF Silks, Lisle Thread, Balbrlggan. India
aause, Cashmere. Merino and Natural woos,
lean, Muslin and Pembroke Drawers.
/ BalbriRgau 8hirts, 21c, 3Sc and 6Oc.
One case s1s1I Bs1albriSgan Shirts and Drawer'' s1'
Jean and Muslin Drawers from &c 70 75c.
| CLOTHING FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
invite in.gsctSn Of one Of the Hsndsom. as non':
Mems Dress suits: Prince Albert Goats and
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Black Corkscrew suits, jis. Sis, sis, go and ~.
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buy the Genuine English Mackintosh Coats.
strictly waterproof newest and dressiest. Takes
the place sSo& e sRrHPx Hxfss ny;r1SiS; RNox HATS,
" has always been sold for y, and Il now sold
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A full line OF Light Colored btin HAS now
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Ask 10 see 1t.
| OUR LEADER ATNG.
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GLASSWARE.
rurnblers. plain or fancy, &c.
| Goblets, plain or fancy, &c.
| Wine Glasses, plain or fancy, 4c.s
| Covered Butter Dishes. &c.
| Pickle Dishes, &c.
| Covered Sugar Bowls, 4c.
Cream Pitchers, &c.
| Cake SalvaTs. DC.
| Butter Dishes, ec.
Footed Comforts, covered, DC.
TINwARE.
| Pie Plates, large size, &c.
Cake Plates, any size, &c.
| Pudding Pan, 4c.
Large Size Vegetable Graters. &c.
| Wash Basins. &c.
| Covered Pint Buckets, &c.
Covered TwoQnart Buckets, DC.
| Flour Sleeves, &c.
Large Brillantine Dust Pans. &c.
4 large and com plete line of Floor and Table
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A full line OF Candies.
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LANCASTER, PA.
-ANb-
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All GuBt no0r'o = U8C NUM-
An engineer on one OF the roads entering
here in speaking last night Of fast runs said
"Although my machine II not slow, once let
cold get six hours the start Of me, and my ma
chiuery 10 no match for II. have for years
kept bottle Of Kemps Balsam constantly In
my cab, and when Cough or Cold gets a start
OF this standard remedy II is indeed q cold day
il ID sold by all druggists. O
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Sowing Wild Oats.

How many waste their time and resources in
foolish experiments with nasty worthless med
icines that can never do them q whit Of good.
remedy OF established merit. The curative vir-
tues OF Burdock Blood Bitters have never been
questioned. For an enfeebled circulation or q
weak stomach they are splendid. Sold In Lam
caster by w. I. Hoch, lS7 and lS9 North Queen
atraat
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DIR. Georre Dodge speaks.

THIS gentlemen lives in Emporium, Pa, and
says: '%One oEmy men, Sam Lewis, while
bad that he could hardly hobble to the house.
Used Thomas Ectectrtc OIL and was ready for
good medicine" Sold In Lancaster by w. T.
Hoch, 1877 and l39 North Queen street.