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In the Mater NJ ;lo Estate ~ nafhara
Maulda y. No b. deeaA.ea.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GfvES TuAr
~ Horace Cunning. admin lsuatnf. viii
tts viii annexed, 81 the estate " ilhFbata
NauIfa n Moses. drteAaed, has rendered
faf teitietnent. and Med in fald Court he
rral account OF his Naturalization u said
STATE and petition Tor nnhi dntrihuton u The
fsfifue Of sad estate ariuns toe prHsHua co.
utied thereto, aud that hundst, TIE .lth DAY Of
october, 4 u ISL, a. 10 O'ClUU4 a m At the
Cnuft room u sad Court, IN tho County CONT
House, salt lsko Ciiy and COUNTY. uthh Ter
ritnrv, has Teen duly apn inted by the JH lao
81 said Court. for the seulsutuf Of sttd a.
souut and hssuns said reuuuu Tor diHtubu.
iios, ~ winch time aud place asv person infrr.
ssted in faf estate may appear aud shaN
cause, 10 any there te,why itasHauut should
DOT be settled sud approved and nuai iistubl.
ton made Hs prayed Tor.
Dated September llrd, i.iit
e.. y. AtILN.
Cisrk o. the Probate tourt
RYC. J. tEAsTuN, Deputy Gitft dH
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The sugar crop Of Cuba Is announced
to bo one Of the largest ever known To
that country.
The Louisiana sugar crop Is reported
rs likely To reach from i00,OOtOuJ to
100000, 900 poundA
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Tho bellevue. Idaho Miuirr Company, loca.
ton 81 prime pal place OF busllets, Sai
lake CIV, ttah. Location Of Mines ara
Norss, Miaeral llill Aiuins hstfi'i. STATE
Of Idaho.
NvOrICF. -riIEnK II nEf MOUNT ur'
~ au he fulloWinE igtrriled hiock, uu 49,
count ~ asesament ~ thrty 'atl cents pur
rhue levied on the llih day ot April lsil, ne
several accounts set opposite the uniurs Of the
respective shareholders, AZ followsi
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Satire Of timc aud place fur tho hearing of
petition for admission 70 probate CT Will.
DuusuANr To- Az ORDER ~ SAID
Court 10 shid matter, notice b. hereby
given that Ihursday, the ath day 81 HuNCmhet,
a u. lsli, NJ T. O'Clock n. M, NJ ihH County
Court House IN salt Lake City, ttsh Icuil-rI,
pointed the Time and place Tor the traurI ~
poiiii1n Of Agncs lirnWn. praying tor me 40
mission IN probate uf reftair document
Herewith ufcsUnird, pufporinF a. pc the llst
Wll aud Icsi1Went 81 Charles brown, dc.
ceased, when aud where all persons interested
may apfrar and oppose tho probate Of sad
vi ], o. the granting 81 letters iestaAUutary o.
Agnes brown, a. prayed for IN said pviiunn,
Ia witness whereof have hrfruutn Get my
hand and AniNed the seal u snid court, ihis 18Th
dav OF uri0rcr, 4, u, l1l,
I.rAt.I G. u. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate QUIT.
NC. 4. srANTON, Deputy clerk.
CuAs, J., lIAusON, Attorney Tor Petitioner,
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uuky Bll Mining Company. Location OF
principal plarc oi business Park
CITY, Utah

NOTICE ~ HEnEnY GlVEN THAT At
~ hmteung 81 the Hoard of Irustces held
ON The tih day Of August lsll, At salt lake
tity, ltah, an aHsrfsment, No. 8, Ot two renta
ptr shave was LEVIED or The capltal stock OF
the corporation payable 10 the secretary, with
In thiriy days from the above date, a. No, 10
Main Street, ssii lake CITY, Utah. Any stock
upon which this aFsts mont fsmains unpaid
un the siai dan NJ september, ls1i, viii 10 de-
linqurnt and advertised for al. Al public Auc.
tlon, aud unless pay ment 4 made hoiore. viii
10 cold on the llst day NJ october, 1891, at tho
hour 81 ~ O'Clock a. M, Al me romptnya
0nirc, honm No 30 Constitution iul'iIng, sat
Lake riy Utah, IN pay delinquent atfcfumCnts,
together with costs 0f advertising anl expense
Of sale.
W.. HUTTON, secretary
Residence - .ud West sueet, sat Iatc
ttF. ttnh.
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And In accordance with law aud an order ~
The Hoard o' Duector', inside on The nth day
Of April, 1921, 90 mAuy sharss Of each parcel
thr Oeite Of the Contrary IN salt Lake CITY, on
FRIDAY the 10Th day NJ juDn, 1871, tt2 . M. 10
nay the dsllnqusni imtui together with
HE cost OF Adgcftislng Auf rIpsnars OF sale
ByoTdtr OF ne Board " Directors
N lluhs, Acting se-'y
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TONS W. WtNWAHu. TiiT ApNtNts.
81 traitor OF The catate Ui ismes shle'da, ur.
ceased. having died DIE petition herein duly
verified, pr Wing iur on order ~ saIu ~ certain
real aud per Dual property therein dcsrrihrd,
pift % TOE real cltaie AID personal pratcny
e said deceased. Tor ihr raH|isu therein Hrt
furtt, itis therefore urfrfrl Iv the Judge ~
said Cont. inst hu rcuuuH interested iu tl1
estate u snif deceased. auurlf before the said
Probate Cnurt. IN saturday. Che iilh DAY OF
November. 1901 81 ~ u'riur4 if ilc forenoon uf
end uty.at the Court 100 Im Of tho tounty court
iluusr 10 salt abe CIV. ir salt inio tuuutY,
ttlh. 10 SNOW cause why Au order should not
BE- granted 20 sai standardization IN fcll al
much uf the real estate of tNr SID dcceatfi
and tilc pertunsl properly uHmCu IN sad pes
tIYrI At ffyHtr sale, ~ shall 10 necessary, and
a COPY VI TINS ur0rf sl1li he posted by thf
rirra of this county, Or b. shall Cause the Same
fp Ie posted en- three UuilI. place Boa -ait lHlr
county. AMI Published Cos iuur turrfasItC
wsrts, al least, in iltc nistutr ivEstNn
StWs. D newspaper ruutgd aud lub'i thud iH
slt atu CITY AMI county, before sft DAY oi
hr.IuH
u1isd october i5th. isoi.
40 Gku nAgrCu, Judge
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County. 1crriinry ~ uiah.
In the matter o. tho Estate q Jane Painter.
dercntot.
NOTICE ~ TEHEuY GivpS THAT
N Wtltsm J. fantsf Administrator "a
me estate ~ Jane Painter, deccsssi. hss
rendered fof isttlement, sad hied lu siid
CUT, bic nual aUeount of biz admin.
isirsuon ~ aaid estate aui petition Tor
nns iistributiun ~ the fes'due Of SAID ettstn
among the pnrsoas enttiei thereto. and
thai FRIDAY thc eth day Of Noyemher,A.n ispt,
a. ~ O'Clock a M, ~ tbs Court Room " sad
rourt, 10 ne uduutv court uuuse. salt Ists
Guy snd county. Utah Territory, has been Juiy
appointed BY the iuuge " ssd court. Tor the
settlement q saii account AMI hsaruF sad
psution for tiatributioni % Whieh tine aud
place suy poison Interested in saii estate msg
appeAr and show cause, " ant there be-. why
sid nrrruut should not be settled and al.
proved ani nnAl oistribuuon made o. prayed
Tor.
dated october 18TH. 1901
& ALLEN,
Cicfk Of tho Probate Unuft.
IygI STANTON, ucputY. uif
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~ o11CE l. HFRtNY GlNEN, THAT
~ John D.. tllistpi, sdmiuistrhlOr ~ lhr uas
tote OF Edward tHiisirr, deceased, has rendered
Tor settlement, aud ulod 10 ssil roufi,
bic nnd Hrruunt ~ hia adniniatratul
ut ffuf tatAte, and petition Tor Ana IN
tr.Lutilu ul tho Iu tone ut tHil estate
fnnnF the ucrsnns entitled thereto, aud
hat Friday, thc tth day oil November, A. u,
IA zoe 20 O'Clock nm,, ~ tho r0gU room Of
tgiu CONT, in thr County nuu House salt
tAkr Ity and Cuuuty.itah Iointoly h,s lrcn
tuly appointed hY the JUDGE rl shlu count tor
the fe,iie Cbt Of fIid account, and brlrnH
sad ptuiiou tor d|str lutinn,st which TIME api
place any peTsun interested iufrii estate may
HUprHr AMI slow cause, n any there ne, NhY
saiu uctount shOuld net lc iett eel uud Az.
proved, ana nnA distrbu,lOu made "a prayed
luI
dated October o., lsal.
G. AiIFN,
Clcrr Of tie Probate Court,
IY q, 4. STANTON, Deputy Clerk daw
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Or pitter-Thcn You could do moth
lnSwhntcvsr for the PATENT
DR. Parosis-No. Except In my bill,
Of coune - Now York Epoch.
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In the Probate Court, ln AMI for salt Lake
County, Territory " Utah.
In tho matter Of the estate of william NeAts,.
deceased.

NOTiCI Is HEHEnI GIVEN THAT
~ Jamrs A.iOates, Hdministfutor Of ne es.
tate OF v iiiam Ntntcs deceased, hts rendered
for setilomsni and hlcd IN said court ~ nual
account of hts hdmini.trAu1n OF said estate
aud petition Tor tlnsl distribution Ot the resi-,
due ~ said estate among the persons entitled
thereto, aud that Friday, the tth day ot No
MEMBER, 4. u. 1901, at 10 O'Clock An., at the
rourt room NJ said court, In the Conny iourt
House. sails Lake ity and County, Utah Terri.
t0ty, has been duly appointed BY the judge Of
Faid court, for the settlement Of shid account
and hearing said petition tor distribution, at
which time aud place any person interested IA
tsld estate may appear aud show cause, n Ary
there be, why rhid account should not 30 set
tied and approved and incl distribution made
A. PRAYED for.
Dated october 10. 1901,
&. y. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
ny q. q. STANTON, deputy CLERK. dtd
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NOTICE ~ HInEUN gtVEH THAI
- turniIuc THtfo'1ush. tdmrlsuaifiN oi
tue estate uf jane ilirIIluFn, dorraart, hos
rendered Tor sottlUWcntand Hlci iu sad tuuui
her nufl account OF her HiWuuistfAu0n o. afid
tHtair amt peiunu fur nlal diHtrIhuttuu ~ ihu
trIiuue " said estate rinunr the prffuuH yu
utlfd thereto, anu IHHt Friday, the tih Nav of
NaktmtrI, a. u I'm, % IN n'giuH. 10 u., Ht tho
Court room ~ sHid Court, in inH ruuntv tnIrt
House, snit thko rity and County, Wan Ter
fitury. has been daily hpp Intsd BY The iu1Ec
IT aHId tuuft fu4 me settlement nf HnIi a.
count Iut hearing shtt UruUuu tnr uiHtriHl.
too, al Whirh utn, and place hay ruriuu iuirf.
eftti Ice shid yst1t9 may nrpcaf and chow
cause, 10 ans thrto tr,wty taidHrruunt 7hHui
mot Ne settled and uVpruved aud huN dlatu1u'
ton made IT. prayed fur
Dated uctouUr b, is1i.
q. T.. A1EN.
Cltts ~ the Probate court.
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In the Probate Couri. In and Tor salt Iair
County. Territory o. utah.
In the matter Of the Estate ot Jane Painter.
deceafod.
NOTICE n nEgEuI GIVEN THAT
N william = FAINTER. hfmlnlsUatnr Of
the sstaic " jsuU FAINTER, drrfeiri, ha.
rendered for fciucmelI nu1 iled be- SAD
cunt, NE full account ~ NE ADMIN
isirauon 81 sid - ate tud uuii'iun tor
nn distfinuuuu Of the fcsIhuu OF sliu elthte
among the ptfsoua ehuuvt tntrutns aud
that FRIDAY the tth gay u NuNtmbrr,A,u. i"ii.
ai 10 O'Clock o. m,. atthe Court Nopr OF sad
court. In the Cuunty tuuft iluufc, SAT- l.Itc
cay and county ttah Territory hHs %, rn Ht'F
appointed by the judge ~ Haid ruuf., Tor 80
settlement ~ said account nr1 hrarinr $50
rstitian for tIstfhuuun. of which tIHr and
place any person latefcstOi lu sali estlie Wnf
I'll rear an1 show rHuHr. ~ nuf there De- why
saH account tHunIH rot hH settled uud n.y.
pfosr ed and rHll dlunuuuuu mld' o. prayed
Tor
dated october irh. is1l, .
CIcfl nf the Probate Coud,
Nv g. O. kFAN.uH luUUfV. Nu
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T .AUERBA0H& BR0
GREATEST SILK AND CLOAK SALE
EVER ArIHIour OmD

Notwithstanding sales far ahead last season. over
crowded shelves and force us 10 make this sale
glance at Cloak Room will convince any one that lack Of
space cmpes unprecedented reductions so early in
the season.
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saif lake.
y,ttzAurru ruGNiRE. NANry O.. r-o.
\. miro, Maua y, rufnrc '.tauuo puft
nine, lnd Niar ;, rulmfot adults, so.
cont " rusmiic. lssRoI lnsnnei l.l,h
n rurtnifs. aud Jhmes a. ruem.fe, nj.
nor. sait Niury r. rulmifr guapi an % sait
vincent a. ruEmiLc, lFliuy lusmirc. iiHh
l,,. ma i1s .sasS rs ss a i1' ls rug
rusmifr aud cards raguitH. iuor ftid
Mana = tugmIra. navd .Iaidan Of saii
Cface > ~ mte and C.,rc rusuIrr m.n.fs.
more. sHld gHfHtuU FusfHifni r.. W1Hu ul siii
DAVID e.. fuauiru nnd Nuft Ht iuemlfrt ful
n0r-, Meter tugnlrs. ii aarl irsmirc,
Fuariiau ~ tsd iio'ors. rufm.f,. E.ehhfI s.
i1.luuls.
Geirsr 81 Pugllrc. JANICE ~. rIgmrr. lliiA
ueth n iliet. EuwHi n. fusuIHf. IFHry =.
I'ugmifc. william y rurmina tNcuN hreirh.
ihomss =, fusmirt, ana Anus y ltFmirc,
adults, hIendA.A'
Under and ty virtue Of an u1dsr VI sals. ~.
sued ont uf the uIstrict Uour f1f ile 1lird iu'
d.ciN nHIUet uf The routlU ut itshi uu nc
itthday of urtoher, isai, Do the ABOVE rnttisI
action. wuefrIn kHfAhNth fufmIfe hui the
other plainiIns above named obtained nn order
u safe ami decree 10 this hUulu iof rtruunn
agtiu-t ucousr n. fagmifo aul ihr 'ihpr de-
temuer. i-1l. hY ehirh w are commanded ~
ssu alt That certain lnf, pirrr ur parcel ~ lfnd
situate, 'fi1s and benz DO Tie t.i aui tulLty
Of SAT- inks and Iurulry ul lNH, BOUNDED
and described ~ in'ioNf, O. Uti
Urrlantur AZ tUs unrihWeft r0fufr 81 BOT 1--WE
II. bIotk my So. Fiat -" 90 salt LAsn city
survey. aud running usnce south hlHstJ 81 .u
tntty i've aud One foufth o. furt. fhUuHe
east one aud one bali % ~ f0dt. thence nottl
psg ilunircd aud iof.y and llar D pc D.
/ rods 10 thu Ihac, Of tognaAs.
| Nnvgsis hereby giyen. that on NordHY, thi
/ Oh day OF Notr~bel, 1874. alta o'cllek noon ul
tuat uav, 10 front ~ The County Nouu House In
ihg AID Cib and County Of sat late, We vii be-
/ obedience w sad offtr AZ sale. sell tha .h Vi
desrribrd property. 10 che highest Hnd hest tI3
der iar gs.h, lavinI ngney Of the uai'ei states
Dated october 1911. isll.
IuOMAs u. LEWIS,
\ l.. NONtE,
). A. CuMNOCk
ata tfHfHaaHa
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MAS. oHAHAm's
Face Bleach

Cures the worst Eases n ffec 'al, sun.
burn. ssiiuwuets Moth .patCle -. Y mpiss snd
an attn hsmshss Price $3.50. Harmless
and elective No sample can be sent Lady
Agents wsntrd.
Tho Druggist IN this town Who nrst
orders q hlll OF my " IarauHua VIII nave ha
name fdfsd 70 tnif advsftael1Hnt,
Ny preparations are for frlu hg whole so
druggists D. ClifaFb and even City Utst " lt
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order To- show cau.. why order of saio ~ Real
Relate aui ictt1ual Properly should
.HN n.Hff
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MRS. GRAHAMS
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

Il not cosmetic In the sense IN which thN
term h p1pulgrly used hut nerinanent htan
ti1es. i creates \ soft. smooth, clear, vcNeW
ssin. snd ny daily ute gradually mhkts thc
complexion several shades whitsu II aeon.
slant protection from the ELECTS OF sun ah1
wind and prevents sun lutn snd ffeckire, SUI
hiarkhrsts viii neNUf come while Yuu use ~.
n clsarfcf the lace far better thea soap ani
water. uourifhcs ard builds mp the Nm sue
and thus prevents the futn tton 81 wnnhet.
IL gives the FRESHNESS, ciUarnftf and snnnlh
neas ~ skin thst 700 had when = little ffl.
Ttery lady. young nr Old. ougtt 10 uas ", =. 70
ritef more yuuthful apnesfance 20 any ladi.
.and that permanenty II contains no acll.
powder or aikali, and il ~ harIalcss = deW and
h unurahing % the shin ~ dew - 10 we
lower Price $500, a VI dfurE ~ and
hair.frcss,ii, ~ Il Ms Ger,aise Gfatam's ~
tahiishmeni, ill rott sucet, san tranrisen,
where she treat lAiiea for Aii homthos Of ne
fac Or nsure. Ladies At distance treated b,
letter, send stamp i1f her liiue book, HOW
10 be Heuuufu"
Sample Bottle mailed free 10 an
lsdy nn receipt ~ 10 cent 90 stsmps ~ pay for
postssc aud paeiinE. LADY sgchH wanted
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GeIrsr 81 pugnIrc, janice ~ rIgmIfr. Iilia
heth 81 i.fb. Idwut ~ fu.WrH. isHfy =.
pulmifc. william y rurmlnH. tIruN hrftHh
Ihoug. =. rugmlrt, and Anna s.. ItrmITt,
adults, uJguuA. a,
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In the District Court Tor tbo THIRD judicial Dis.
trict ut ttah lcruiuFN, Cuust. "
half Lake.
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CLERK Of tho Probate q
iiy q, ., STANTON, Deputy CLERK.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
The Steamer Eastern Oregon
Destroyed by Fire.
The Yessel Burned After Being Placed in
The DFy-DOCk at Olympia.
Testimony Ended In the Blanchard Perjury
Trial at Modesto and Argument for
the Prosecution Commenced.
Special to TIE MORNING CALL

OLYMPIA Dec. 1.-The steamship Eastern
Oregon arrived here this evening and went on
The dry-dock. Soon afterward she caught FIRE
In some unaccOu1taple manner. The fire
company here attempted TO check the FIRE but
could DO nothing.
The FIRE was caused by the burning Of grease
IN the galley.
The steamer Is total loss. She was formerly
the City OF F4latka in the Florida trads. In
1887 she was bought by the Oregonlan Pacific
Company for the YaquIna Bay and san Fran.
cisco route. lu 1880 she was brought here by
the Oregon Improvement Company. the prese nj
owners.
The loss Is stated at $4,000. The amount
Of Insurance is unknown.
1he captain THINKS paint stored in the galley
was accidentally igniled by nien al work there.
Another report is that tile cook spilled burning
grease on the kitchen floor.
Many Of the crew and louEshoremen brought
here 10 assist in cleaning the steamer had gone
TO bec and 1t is feared some Of Them may have
persisted in the flames. number escaped only
in their night-clothes, and several leaped over
The side of the vessel into the mud. The fire
spread very rapidly and In twenty minutes she
was = mass Of flames
The morning call., 1891-12-02
ROYAL GtRHETUER CO.,

1913 Polk Street, S. F.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
LIKE DYNAMITE.
Disastrous Explosion of a LOADED"
Calcium Tank.

Disastrous Explosion of " Loaded 8"
Calcium Tank.
Hereafter the innocent looking metal
cylinders which supply gas to the sputLer-
ing and dazzling calcium lights at stereopti-
con exhibitions. and in the top gallery Of
the theater when the stage Is illumined In a
parti-colored glare, will not be regarded as
innocuous. People sitting near by will re-
gard them with suspicion, and proximity
will not be desirable.
One of them exploded in Boston, killing
one man, badly lnJurlng another, and COM
pietely wrecSing an office.
The catastrophe occurred at the works of
the Boston Calcium Light Company. So
Utica street. William G. and Nicholas NJ
Bent constitute the firm, and the first
Damed gentleman was the victim of the ac-
cident. Here, in somewhat dingy block
opposite the baeCage-rooms OF the Boston
and Albany Railroad Station, the thick iron
gen gas. The retnrts where the gases are
generated are In the rear. Not so far back
are the pumps which drive the gas into the
tanks. In the front part the filled tanks
stood ready for Shipment and here, too, was
a stove, and the office with It's desks and
other furniture.
The pumps had been busy all day, and a
dozen loaded" tanks, containing gas at
pressure OF go pounds TO the square inch,
stood on the floor just as they had stood
u
out the least warning. one of them filled. it
Is thought, with oxygen, blew up with awful
violence.
1t was like the explosion Of keg of dyn-
amite. The whole front OF the lower floor
was blown into the street in wreck Of
splintered wood and twisted iron. Mr..
Bent was standing near the door smoking a
cigar, and was hurled into the midst of it
all with force that nearly tore his body to
pieces. 1t was maneled III sickeninR man.
ner, half the bones were broken aud the
lower part of the face entirely severed.
James McGreece, machlnist employed
IN the machine shop, on the next floor, hap
pened 10 be in the off e at the time. He
was literally buried under pile of debris
and probably fatally hurt.
Tie interior of the lower floor of the
block looked as though regular cyclone
had passed through it, The whole front
was blown out. The floor was torn up,
and Uttered with fantastic pile OF frag-
mentary rubbish. Here the stove had
been vhirled into corner; there a mas
siye desk WAS nearly shattered into atoms.
The glass partition. separating the place
from the engine-room in the rear,
was broken. but the machinery was not
damaged, and the gas pumps stood
erect among the ruin, apparently intact
Half dozen filled tanks were battered and
SCARED, but had not exploded. III they had,
the destruction would have been ten times
worse. A portion Of the bursted tank lay at
one side, looking exactly like a great fire.
cracker which had been exploded. The iron
was rolled up like cardboard.
What made the tank explode is a mystery.
1t Is thought that tile two gases were min
gled by some accidental circumstances. The
resulting compound is a violent explosive
which comparatively slight shock might
affect dlsastrously.
The morning call., 1891-12-02

I am well acquainted with Rev. A. ].
The morning call., 1891-12-02
OBITU AIRY
MAJOR GEORGE W. M'KEE


George w. Mckee, Major OF Ordnance II q
A, who has been 10 command OF the Frankford
Arsenal, near Philadelphia, about a year died
on Monday night at the arsenal OF heart disease.
lie was born 10 Kentucky March 29, 1912. and
his retiring year would have been 1906 He
was appointed from Kentucky as cadet In
the United States Military Academy JuIy i.
1898, and graduated june IL, 1868, lie was
created FlLst Lieutenant OF Ordnance, June II
1868; made Captain June %, 1864, and pro-
NOTED TO Major August 20, 1871 He was
ranked as brevet Captain and breyet Major
March ID, 1865, for efficient and valuable ser
vices during The war. lie was senior ordnance
officer at Winchester, w. Va, TO 1865; as
q, a. Alleghany Arsenal {on temporary duty
the Military Academy, West Point, 1866-67; as
slstant at Watertown Arsenal 1sG7-6s; assist
ant at Benlcia Arsenal, 166S-71; assistant at ST.
Louis Arsenal, 1371-73; assistant at the Ma
liona Armory, Blloxie, Mississippi Temporarily
detached), 1854; assistant at the National
Armory. Springfield. Massachusetts, 1s74-76;
Recorder OF Board on Experimental Guns 1879
76; assistant at Tie National Armory. spring
held, Massachusetts, 1S76-78; Communicating
Washington Arsenal, 1880; assistant al Rock
Island Arsenal, 1SS0-S1; member OF The ord.
nance Board, lSSl-S3; commanding the Ale.
gbany Arsenal, 1890.
The morning call., 1891-12-02
MARRIED.

oFFMANN-TRUTZkI-ln this city. November
"a, 1891, by the Rev. j. Fuendeiing, Joseph II Off
man and Augusta Trutzki.
LAFRENZ-STRoEHLEIN this city, November
20, 1881, by the Rev. j. Fuendeling, w iIiam La
frenz and Julia Stroehlein.
HEINES-MULLER-In this city. November 26
1891, by the Rev. j. Fuendeiing, AdoIph Heines
Rld Margaretha Muller.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES this city, November
&c, 1891, by the Rev. j. FuendeIing, John d.
FeIdermann and Mathiida Mass.
KANNSTEINER-ERkE- this city, November
26. 1891, by the Rev. j. Fuendeling, Charles H.
Kannsteiner and Elisa NJ. Erke.
MARTINY-SEYFRIED- In this city. November
81. 1891, by the Rev. j. Fuendeling, Julius Mar
Tiny and Mrs Wilhelmina Seyired.
B0U RGUIERE-VETTER-In this city, November
49, 1891, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling Louis Eugene
Bcurguiere and Mary Ellen Vetter.
JAGEL-FUHhER-In this city, November o.
1891, by the Rev. j. Fuendeing, Ernst Jagel and
Katharine FuhIer.
ER-SCHMIEDECKE-In this city, November
29, 1891, by the Rev. j. Fuendeling George A.
Huer and Frida Schmiedecke.
ROSEN BERG-McCABE-In this city. November
%. 1879 |, at ST. Bonirace's Church, by the Rev
Father PauIines Frank Rosenberg aud Nellie Nc
Cabe, both OF San Francisco.