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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-03
Tobacco Section Omitted from Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct 2.-It appears that an
important omission was made in tie tariff bill,
as enrolled snc signed, and that section 30 of
the internal revenue schedule. originally
stricken out BY the Senate and subsequently re
stored by the conference. was completely omit
ted in the enrolment. The section provided for
the allowance OF a drawback on smoking and
manufactured tobacco and snuff held in un.
broken packages in the hands of manufacturers
at the date when the reduction goes into effect
AS this dase is January / next, however, there
will be ample opportunity for congress at the
next session to correct the error by supplement
tai legislation
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ROBERT RAY HAMILTON'S ESTATE.
Eva and the Baby May Get No Por-
tiOn.

NEW YORK, Oct 2-J. c. O'Connor today pre-
sen,ed petition signed by Albert ". sheir jr.,
one of the executors of Robert Ray Hamilton's
viii, for probate OF the viii. The petition states
that the Will was made March last, and that
the heirs aud next of kin are Schuyler Hamil-
ton, decedent's father, and Schuyler Hamilton,
jr., q brother. Concerning Eva and her child,
the petition stated that one Evaugeline L.
Mann, Otherwise known as Evange inc l. Steele
and also as Evangeline L. Hamilton, claimed
to be the widow OF deceased,
and thst a certain child known as Beatrice Ray
claims TO be the adopted daughter of deceased,
. but the patiTioder AYERS thar he has knowl.
edge sufficient to form q belief whether said
child was adopted by deceased pursuant to
statute. Surrogate Ransom has ordered cita-
tions issued returnabe November 19, and that
one be served on Evangeline by publication.
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CRUSHING oUr THE KNIoHrs.
vice-rresidsns webb Intent ON Destroy

Vice-President Webb Intent on Destroy.
ing Powderly's Organizstfcn.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA circular has been Issued
BY Vice President Webb. of the New York Gem
trai, in which It Is stated that the company Oh
jects TO its employees being Knights Of Labor.
The management is satisfied that membexhip
in this organization 10 inconsistent with faith
ful and efficient service, and likely at any timo
to prevent IL from discharging its duties 70 The
public. The facts in connection with the lato
strike on that road are recited in proof, and tho
heads of the department. are directed to call H.
attention OF employees 70 tho Circular
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President Harrison. Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2-In the ten months OF
the session that closed yesterday President Har.
rison sent to the Senate 1857 nominations, of
which all but twelve were confirmed. As many
of these contained the names of more than one
person, they represented more probably 4,5O0
appointments Several hundred of these were
postmasrers Of Offices which have become presi-
dental through the growth of business. They
also iuclHde the appointments in connection
with the census, nezrly ell of which are tempo
rary. In the first session of the Forty ninth
congress, which had eight mouths President
Cleveland sent to the Senate 1856 nominations
Among the nominations which failed OF confir-
nation was that of Alonzo Richardson for mar
ahal of Idaho.
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CHICAGO, Oct 2.-DisafFected stockholden of
the Illinois Central have prepared circular
comparing the condition of the road In lol
and now. summing mp. they say the company,
In eight and half years has increased ifs sbaro
capital and funded debt 1900 at least; il.
creased the annual interest charge over t2ldo.-
Ooe, and its annual net income has decreaso0
more than half million. "What eucourago-
rient" the circular asks, sis there for The
stockholders 10 put few million more into the
concern by increasing share capital 20 81. .ooo,-
OOe as requested by the directorsr'
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FRANKIE ANDERSON DIDN'T GO.
Nat Bakers Flight From Portland IL
Consequently Inexplicable.

PORTLAND. Oct Especial The statement
made that Miss frankie Anderson the pretty
compositor in the Office of the Times had gone
away with Nat L. Baker, who suddenly dis
appeared from Portland September IL, il with
out foundation in iact and reports to that effect
do the estimabie young woman great injus
tice She left the city some days ago 10 visit
her married sister, who resides at Oregon City.
She returned here today and was greatly
shocked aud grieved 10 hear of the damaging
reports. The fact that the girl did not leave
with him makes Bakers disappearance all the
more inexplicable. He is siill az El Paso Tex,
and today telegrapaed his wife 10 Join him
there. he drew out ali the money he had in
the bank here prior TO skipping and took most
OF the printing material in his Office away
with him. Bakers very queer conduct is
conuudrum to all his friends.
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Arrival at Spokane-A Splendid Display
of Minerals.

SPOKANE FALLS, Oct. Especial. 1.-The miss.
ing car of the King county exhibit arrived to-
day, aud will be arranged in the exposition to-
morrow. King county is not alone in annoy
ance caused by delays in the receipt OF articles.
The scarcity of cars is owing 70 the demand for
rolling stock for shipping. Many exhibits have
not arrived yet, and it viii be several days be-
fore the exposition will be completed
The display of minerals when all the exhibits
arrive will be one of the finest and largest ever
made in the United States. Over 500 mines
tributary to Spokane will be represented. Tons
of ores are being arranged in the departments.
There is also a splendid display OF Washing
tons fruit and agricultural products, and es-
pecially OF cereals, in the exhibits of Yakim
ttitas, DougIss, Adams and Spokane counties
and great Palouse country.
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Increase in Population-CongressS Should
Iegislate A Against the Mormons.

wAsHISeros CITY. Oct Especial. THE
sffsirs OF The territory OF Arizona during the
fiscal year jnsf closed are detailed in the report
made 70 the secretary of the interior by ~ c.
Murphy, setting sovernor. He states that he is
rnofsicieliy informed that the present census
shows the population o. the territory 20 be ST.
eco exclusive OF Indians and military reserys-
ons snd with those not IDdisns VINO live on
the reservations, the population OF tie terri
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Cr.at Nor.nern RaiIroad Nevs,

ST. PAUL, Oct 2.-fSpeclal-l-F. w. Braden
has been appoir ted land commissioner Of the
Great Northern road. He succeeds J. Book
waiter, who VIII look after the company's land
interests at Great Falls. Mont Bradsn II, aud
has been for years. state auditor Of Minnesota
The annual meeting Of the Great NoRtheFn
convened here today, and was adjourned untiI
Thursday next, on account Of the a6sencs e
p-asideut Hill
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PoRT TowNsEND, Oct 2-The United States
revenue cutter o iver Wolcott quiety slipped
out of the harbor this morning. presumably to
meet the steamer Bertha for the purpose of de-
liyering to her dispatches for the revenue cut
tiers Bear and Rush, which the woieott herself
was to have taken. The steamer Bertha left
aan Francisco for Alaska last Tuesday.
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BUTTE. Mont, Oct. Especial The trial of
Peter TroHdella. charged with setting . fire
that destroyed 1. 500 cords Of wood belonging to
the Colorado smeiter on June S last, was given
to the jury this evening. After twenty rninates'
deiibera'ion it brought in averdict of guilty.
The smelter company sent two detectives to .
wood camp where Troudells was ehcpping
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RAPID CrTY. g. D., Oct 2-Forest drss which
have been raging in the Black Hills are usoes
control. bat viii not be extsnguished unsii -
rain comes. In the tin district slxy equAfe
miles has been burned over. mostly ususn s.1
ae,d trees II il Impossible ret TO Estimate The
lcsses in timber and 70 ranches Fires daring
the present season have been he most des0uc-
tive in the history Of the region
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PoET TOWNSEND. Oct captain George Det-
mers. of the steamer Cosmospolis, picked up
the sioop Augusta near Port Angeles last night
Peter Jensen. sailor, was found elingng to the
raft. VIII ch was eapsized Olaf Anderson,
cwner Of the sloop. was drowned
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HAcKESsAcK, y. j., oci. L-Minister 10 Ger
many Phelps made q speech 10 the Bergen
county Republican convention tonight, In
which he said the issue OF protection is the
real issue of the day, and the iosce bill could
not be made the main issue. because the party
is not unit IN the belief of the expeciency of
the measure az this tir1e.
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DECREASE OF BONDED DERr
I, eduction of Over Two Hundred Mill.
ions During This Administration

IONS DufIHE AHfs <huInIhIstrAtiOh.
WASHINGTON CRY, Oct. Att is stated at the
treasury department that the decrease in the
bonded eot during the past monlh viz ss2 :
sl6240 wes great than in any mouth since
the period of refunding operations under Secre-
tary sherman, the nearest approach TO it being
decrease in the bonded debt daring the first
nineteen months of the present administration
has been sos, ,7i4,4lo an average monthly re-
duction OF sl0s27 .o74- The foregoing figures re-
late exc usiyely to the bonded debt, and not TO
the debt less cash in the treasury" at the va
rlous dates specified.
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OMAHA, Oct 2-The International Funeral
Directors Association today adopted resolu-
tion expressing the sense Of the convention that
:.se antitrust bin. recently passed by congress.
abrogafes all contracts between the National
Burial Case Association and the Funeral Di-
rsctors' Association.
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work on Port Crescept Railroad.

PoRr CRESCENT. Oct. 2-Ispecial. Bids are
being called for for the clearing OF t1c 6rst
twelve miles of the rightof way OF tho Victoria.
Port Crescent & Chehalis railroad. The engf.
neers viii resume the location of the road, COM
rencing next Monday at tho point where they
left of several weeks ago, twenty sour miles
south aud west OF this place.
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wood. who gained his confidence and got t.orn
him q confession of the crime OF arson This
evidence was used In the trial with telling ef.
feet. Troudeiia Ia q Car sdian Frencsman, IS
years Of age. and has wife and eight children
Living In the Dominion
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oregon Insane Patient Jump, To Death.

SALEM, Oct Miss May Seal. inmate of
the Oregon state insane asylum. in this city,
committed suicide by throwing herself to the
ground from the fourth story window this even
ing. Not . bone was broken By the fall, but she
died few hours after. she was FROM Eugene,
and WAS aged 81
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Pan-American Railroad A 3 ain Approved.
wAsHrv0Tos Cry, Oct. 2--The department q
state has received dispatch from the United
States legation at Buenos Ayrss announcing
that the president OF the Argentine nepuDne
has issued decree accepting plan ios no
,nte,eonsiueutal railroad commission.
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Agent OF the Interior Department Max
ing an Investigation.
TACOMA. Oct. 2-I5pecisl Judge c. r.
Davis, of Keokuk, Iowa, arrived this evening
with orders from Secretary OF Interior Noble TO
make o careful examination OF the execution of
the timber aud government land laws, and the
condition of the PuyalIup reservation with .
view Of removing the indians from the same TO
Q reservation distant from any large settlement
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xoore's Revealed Rsnsdy vili sivs -
strength.
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German yarns. Doneny d Marum.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

- s4i1saf fsgaF1s t4loSt lsss a.
t1ef1 son.s p12sS et als1AAl o4Eslsss s--ese'
AEd aet tECzn accident.
1negs Is asztgza'e Eao.e 81 TIE fessSa =
g'f1nx tbs sSss and p.AcS s. e@eA re
tnaL 4As oceurEe1 QUrllg taS HSAls ~
geiheg w1s1 tee n&n.e y tae eNnet 49,
eceaE< ot the property saa ts'e
snto4Gt 81 iess ana assurance ~
- upsiet - large - thls taers = :
temptation - regard each tSole reAe1.sd
3s tsle naQSl imFoz l2nt ~ AZ c1.t TIE
I2o-s 5usE referred 70 = surely very A.
tf2etiye to oas whO las tns Interests Il
tie cay Al heart.
III. d. Betlng ghouss. the sapsglntesld-
eiat Qt afe Alarms makes yll24p-e re-
pert. He reports 81 use - IRE alalm
ho2ts, II d ahicu are Owned ~ private
pSrtes. These p.l sats boxes GIe pal n
~ peIs0us having large property inter
esis, and are connected with the eity
system az private expense
Ihe telephone exchange = connected
With the department IN = nay 10 insure
tie sNiftest possible alarm without Tie
least disturbance ot general telep2os1le
service
The superintendent ays that the
union by ware ot tie police and b1e &c
partments has been wise and useful.
P2rt-pay men maintain, Al private eN-
penss, suc8 connection with the depart
ment As gives taem ghe same notice OF
hres as that enjoyed by al Others con
neeted with tie system.
The superintendent of FIRE alarms
also details tne Improvements ot the
system during the year by the addition
and exchange oi appartas; but these
details are ol such a technical nature
mat their publication would 40; be OF
! pubic interest. The Tenumberng OF
The boxes has feen explained. IAe
cause was that, under the Old system ~
numbering, i was difficult or impoSsl-
b.e TO add new numbers and new boxes
without changing the whole system OF
numbering with every fresh addition.
! The new system 0bvlates this difficulty.
The recommendation OF Supt. Bet
I tlngnouse are similar 20 those OF Supt.
Eastman. He ASKS for the replacement
/ Of the old boxes IN the center ef the
city with others not having locks and
KEYS. The theory Is, OF course, that
alarms can be turned IN from keyless
box with much greater celerlty than
J from a locked box, and that tie lack
of keys in the most central psrts Of the
| city would not increase the dangers or
mischievOus or false alarms.
The two reports which have been here
reviewed are 80 thorough and clear that
the perusal of.tAcm is not tedious. They
well show the protection which the city
affords its citizens against their two
greatest enemies, the criminal and tie
! hrey element. The two great classes of
a ciiy's population VIII sleep better after
careful perusal of this report. The
taxpayer viii know that the money he
/ has paid IN taxes is working rs maxi
mum results, and the non-taxpayer
may know that, whatever "the chances
and changes OF this mortal life" may
work for him, he Is as secure when he
puts his head upon his pillow as # his
name were Croesus or Vanderbilt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

NFhiea rr. Saunders Abruptly Pat An
Lad To.
Yesterday afternoon Health Omcer
>3unders was informci ttst a soap fac-
t1-v bah been started in Sire north end
of tac cty ou Skiaaer's hiI. The doc
tor visited the vicinity and found fuil-
tfdged yours soap factory in fuli blast.
The Young mGn who were CouIlct ctiug
th.s pheasant 0do1fcrous tuition
i0 ONE IF tee most heauGful portions Of
'lr8ra tapos, sft.i 3al-eace, acd
taogght t1at t1cr were as fully
justified w carrying on their husl-
uFss thsre as the city bad q
reht o. empty its offal through
the sewers INTO the 0rsud RIVER.
Whcr pr. saunders informed them "a
to SEQ chances tbev were taking they
conacscend lneIy concluded 80 close up
shop. Yesterday afternoon tbev were
irrEc Ter location n the vtcin-
ly u thC g'Ge factory The people In
she ne gho0rbood of Skineer's h.ll had
hce1 cornlainug Of an unpleasant
sns ana tr lead ~. saunders to ln-
Vrsu Effr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
TEAchGRz' ASSOCIATION.

sn oreaaizatioa Thet is worthy
Institution
The Teachers NuiUa Protective As
soc.atou val hold a meeting next
Saturday Tor the purpose OF electug
officers for tbe ensuing year. Iit.le IS
known Of tns assoc al.n OUTSIDE the
public schools of Grand Rapids twas
organized several years ago hy Prof.
Ernest EgEefs, and ia cFcct o NJ
sure teachers ay4.n-t tnc loss 0t salary
in case az personal Sncss.
Any teacher ymp.1vsa in the pubic
schools of ths city S eleCihie g. wcn-
bershp hy subscribing 20 the coBstllu-
ton ali nv paying ara admission fee at
81 and So annual dues. Tic time of
Joining IS limited % tce 6rst five weeks
81 the school year and to uew teachers.
to the first five weeks af,er becoming
teachers. opc d0liSr aud a hait yer
dav is paid to each memhcr % case of
shsenCe from school. on account ~
personal sickness ard consequent Joss
0f salary. for not more than So ,.ays
each school wear. Ihis aE1re gates si5
as fhe rWit ot Csc benefit 81 hf derived.
The ASSOCIATION bad 81 members ast
year AMI Is s. expected tnat macy r1ore
win ioiu this season. Tire follow ag
arc ths atGctrs. ~. A. Gre son, prFs.-
DENT " IS Fmn7 Field, vi--0res aent,
Mss Agnes Mcintyre. secretary Ais
~tsc tf non, trea-arET.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
Ge is Operating in Saginaw.

In the following from the Saginaw
Courier-Herald of the 18th, allusion is
Fmade to a man very well known IN this
city:
A company is being organized with a
capital stock of S25, ,000 to engage IL the
manufacture o. clothing, and which
will give employment to about one hun
dred men and girls. l.. y. Silver, late
OF Grand Rapids, is the instigator of the
enterprise, and the location now beng
negotiated for is in the new Bearnger
/ block on TuscOla-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

~ ksts Hezs 4na 1s5ullsfs 81 Nezt
<e&rxeins t-2As are - Attrasttss-
Na4f esslAn IL aAmefIes AeeS not kaee ne
eE.kAi. y lFessaas 1as cAagaiAg sSaay .i&aFs
he "a as see - 4ps'y ~aeplss sseas - b. ie
1&rneex Nis4 ber erisl asS sae sac has aeRs
kseAs ax4l - ssiaE gis4GeSs seso fne -Snes
8. Amerek- hag "a = Uet l.ern4Is kRaan ~
a. lseAes saNt .sn.so 34le. Is a4dls.ea ~
hs-eieS ne sraes 81 fres.&eHt - the oefasis
oeflesx. ~ Shs 1la 9of - naay xe4rs. hAs beea
eet0lee wfis sn4 mother epa has . iasst
eh@rUtrg Aens. 6 80 sssie ana az Haas seAi
Al eaa prs14ce. ave eesa expfnas- a hef
hen.s. G19 aef eA4rsniag te&s3pd easy dinners
have fof ys1fS been gAe 4elizhl ai her 2c.eci
sfts ~ trlcAQS IA tssAft -sAt.sa Nltk iAes
lfeAe S1STE tire sInfs, s1t ss.S taat thr
NAk "a which S IS 9gepAlsa Ale ara sv1, bal
- HHe- tal g4@tJK 81 fAe i.ihi -ft@.S d,ra-
AAe. tpf e1AnFiS. t1klnt poN4eft IL lt =
nel ei ilr preIeT 41Allit g Aeilsr~tt tte car
pfN42 S4ea 4aDt. N>s 1Af st0te+ hahtNz
Powder ana naa lt excellent ID aakrs lrht
sn1 er3ci0ls ksselii. aEa cake taAt nclIS la
every Body loefh- IL = certainly k4eAi
success
sach q h-lei : Wha1 one 81 the nosf paPg
iaI laeis> .l ANerica has - Say iu feaata to
( Ter slceess zs charming hpuseseeltrf nsi
lss.es there eaD l.e aa 00gaf ASA - sliea q l.
CEN meaars 81 the.r fafViu' consider eilan- 81
leaEF 8are lHas tafpGrs NakIAE PISS der 81
F1lsaele iu ief aCmf. STA nat n.aia .4l ntari
fa-les d d lt Hee' slra fstfs suctCss ~ ltCli
/ baking u they also USED ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
TOWN TOPICS.

Full Dress suits at Gardiner 4 Bax-
teIs.
Lad es Mackintoshes at Gardiner &
Eaxter's.
initiated Handkerchiefs at Gardiner
8 Baxter 9.
There VIII he a meeting Of the Board
al Education tAis evening.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Hey
stek, ot III flltA-aye., daughter.
II YOU want the proper thing ia
clothing. see Gardiner Il baxter's stock.
tieo. e.. Stesetee, Dr.. and Miss Edna
tis2e, lt IS a1lJuaCed, wiii be married
october o.
The monthly teachers pay roll will
amount 90 about $4,000, As against
sl2.0 .00O for last year.
The Democrat Is putting IN big licks
stirrlng up people against the Reed 5
Lake Elcctelc Railway. IL whose inter-
est
The monthly meeting OF the PENN
sular club wlll ue held THIS evening. Re
freshments viii Dc served from . TO L
q o'clock.
John Wheeler, for a year past with
the Kent, left yesterday for Mishawakas
Ind, % assume tie management OF n
new factory there.
BOoeft -. Graham, of Walker town
snip, presented each officer IN the
county building with basket of choice
grapes, yesterday.
A meeting Will be held at McLellan's
litL, West fultOn-st., 10 organize a
Ninth Ward Democratic club, Saturday
evening at halt-past Z.
The Free Methodist quarterly meet
lug VIII begin in Good 1emplar's Hail,
West Brdgc-st., at $50 this evening,
and c0atnae through sunday.
Miss Nellie LaMOuat, the champion
lady aerial artist OK tine world, Will
make y balloon ascension with nara
chute drop AZ the lake tomorrow after
noon.
Hon. James ". Turner, Republican
cand date Tor Governor, will talk TO the
people at the Lowell fair September %,
and Hon. +. Is. Wiuans, Democratic
candidate, on the day following.
Rev. ". Il. Robertson has received a
call 90 the pastOrate OF the Second Bap-
tIst thurch OF Niles. Alcn. lie mas ac-
cepted, and he and family Will leave
this morning at 6.1o o'clock for the new
held.
Larger numbers Of counterfeit half
dollars are ia circulation IN the cItv.
They are dated 1916, AMI are very good
limitations except they are light. over
I'VE hundred were circulated at Lansing
at the state fair.
The Norwegian minister. Rev. J.
Skugstad, vail preach ~ the German
church, Mt Nemou-st., Sunday, Sept
2t. ats O'Clock. Also prayer meeting
&C M. Ryua's, 3&S North i0nia-st. thi,
evening At $ O'clocS.
As vet tie city attorney has rot
served papers on those interested li
canoes cut. informing them OF the
Ctv's Intention O. open channel TO tine
river at the north end The reason
sven is tHat he bias been busy with tuC
laIuucu0l suits.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

Miss Nellie LaMoUnt, the champion
LADY aerial artistic of the world, VIII try
toechpse all previous balloon ascensIons
with parachute drop given at the lake
this year. This is the first lady areo-
naGt ever making an ascension n West
err Michigan, and undoubtedly the
novelty of the entertainment VIII draw
q large attendance. The management
At the lake will take special precau-
tons to prevent a repetition of the acci-
dent OF last Sunday, and, wind permit
ting. the ascent VIII De made between
ana > d. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20
WIN. MILLER,
20 S. iONiA-ST.
Economy Wr0ughfIrOn Furnace!

1St. IL viii produce a large percentage more
of combined warm air and steam heat with a
given amount Of coal. than any other heater
II ade. as the sane IRE which produces the hot
ar n,skcs ibe steam az 10 Joss 81 fuel.
"a. The steam is a valuable adjunct 10 the
warm air. IS with its help We can heat space
that can not be reached By warm air. such as
parallel rooms a long distance from the fur
mace. or apartments up two or more stories
not accessible by warm air pipes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-20

He gss seepiag 90 the eoFaef.
a. gia bsl-is Iif e.Es ef
Anf fagea about hfs Eaiss eFs.
AHt flss ia shrelis his custer.
o. tralf fas plteoas gaE
T. sieF tals gFetehea oalamsr.
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