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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

A LOSS OF $4,000 BY FIRE
The Umstader Block at Norfolk ths
Scene of a Blaze.

The umstader Block at Norfolk the
Scene of a Blaze.
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 9.-There was fire
here this evening in the Umstadsr block Of
buildings that probably caused loss OF
about $4,000. The exact locality Of the
origin Of the fire or its cause is not known
as it was we'll under way before discovered.
The principal damage was to the
fine stock of goods in the store Of M. Um-
stader a. Co.. which will amount to about
$4,000 by water and smoke, as the flames
were confined to the upper floors, occupied
principally by lawyers. The burned build
ing adjoined the Office of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. and at one time
it looked as IL the building in which tbs
Office is located was doomed, and it was
flooded with water. Manager N. G. Pamp-
lin had his entire force at work, and in
ehort time the Office was stripped of all its
valuable instruments. The work Of the fire
department saved the building. and in
short time the office was again In working
order, Notwithstanding the fact that all this
instruments were taken out. The building
occupied by W. Fl. II. Trice & Co., and
other Offices was the one most damaged and
will have to be rebuilt. Ali of the lawyers
books were damaged by smoke and water.
The loss is mostly covered by insurance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
M'xiNLHY's TARIFFS BILL.

Secretary Foster Sending Out q Re-
publican Campaign Document.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Seoretary Foster
has had Mr.. Brock. chief of the treasury
bureau of statistics. prepare a series of
tables purporting to illustrate the opera
tions of the Mckinley tariff bill in its effect
upon imports, exports and prices, and to
address him O letter summing up
the republican infereuces from
them. This campaign document
which cost good round sum, has been sent
to all the republican newspapers this even
ing and will be sent to all the leading re-
publican stump speakers. OF course it
claims an increase OF imports and exports,
a decrease of prices and an increase of duty
free imports as results Of the passage of the
Mckinley bill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
pLAcARps cHAReE MuRpER.
WuR1EMRF Ra.s DEAD KING.
The Kaiser and Other Notables on
Eand to Attend the Funeral,

The Kaiser and Other Notables on
Eand to Attend the Funeral,
STUTTGART, Oct. 9.-The Emperor of
Germany arrived here to-day. his visit Co
the capital of this kingdom being for the
purpose Of attending the funeral of the late
King of Wurtenberg, who died on Tuesday
last. AT the railroad depot the emperor
was met by King William IL, successor of
the deceased king; the Princess of Wurtem-
berg, Prince Henry OF Prussia. and num-
Der OF distinguished generals. Shortly
after reaching Stuttgart the emperor, ac-
conIpanied by the notabilities who had well
coined his arrival, proceeded to the
castle and entered the hall whore
the remains of King Karl were
lying in state. The emperor then laid a
magnificent wreath of flowers upon the
casket and knelt beside the remains of the
dead ruler Of Wurtemberg. After a short
prayer the emperor rose and oonversed in
low tones with King William III.
Grand Duke Michael Of Russia in view of
the fact that the wife Of the late king was a
Russian princess the Grand Duchess Olga
daughter Of Emperor Nicholas has arrived
to attend the funeral as the representative
of the czar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
WAR eHIPs ZOE CHILE
The Yorktown and Boston to RelieN
tho EaltiT110 and Gan Eran1isoA

The Yorktown and Boston to Relieve
tAe Baltimore and San Francisco.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 9.-The naval crui sers
Yorktown and Boston have been ordered to
Chile Tor the express purpose of relieving
the Baltimore and San Francisco, the hulls
of which are SO foul that they will have to
be docked, and it will be necessary for them
to go to San Francisco for that purpose.
They will start Immediately upon being
relieved. The Baltimore will sail
first, as che will be relieved by the ork-
town, which has already started for Chile,
and will reach there in about fifty days.
The Boston is being rapidly repaired for
the voyage at the Brooklyn navy yard. and
will start in a few days. 1t is said at the
navy department that it is not at all likely
that any other vessels will be sent to Chile.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
IS M'KINLEY'S BILL vALIDp

Two Importing Firms Attack It's Con.
stitutionality.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Briefs for the i'm
porters have been filed in the United States
supreme court In two Of the pending cases
involving the question of the constitution
ality OF the Mckinley tariff act, viz:
Those of Steinbach & Co. of New York and
Marshall, Field & Co. of Chicago. The
arguments in both briefs are based chiefly
upon the contention that the Mckinley act
is void, because OF the omission by the en-
rolling clerk Of the tobacco rebates section,
which was stricken out of the original bill
by the Senate and after ward restored in
Conference.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
NoM1NATEp ron coNeRKss.
ROBBERS RAID A BANK.
One Man Dumps SO, 500 Into Sack
While His Pals stand Guard.

One Man Dumps SO, 500 Into Sack
While His Pals stand Guard.
LA GRAND, ORE, Oct. 9-At Enterprise,
in Walla Walla county, on Wednesday
afternoon, while Cashier Holmes was In the
national bank alone man entered aud
asked how much money John Smith of Port
land had on deposit. Upon the cashier say
ing that no such man had any deposit, the
visitor drew pistol and covering the cashier
said: "You are a - liarn at this junct-
ure two confederates came up on horse
back, one Of them sitting on his horse with
pistol In each hand and warning people
back. The other entered the bank and
poured into sack all the money on the
counter about 80 800. The three men then
escaped to the mountains 10 the direction Of
Cornucopia. A posse is now in pursuit, but
as the country is sparsely settled their capt
ure Is doubtful.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
FIVE oRUsHRD IN ELEVATORS.

Four of the Men WI Die and the
ether Badly Hurt.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Oct 9.-William
Steiniker and Matthew Dewald, employees
in Severen & Ostenmayer's Wholesale gro
Gerry in this city, were crushed In the de-
scending elevator this morning. Steiniker
will die and Deweld is desperately hurt.
Almost precisely similar accident oc-
Cured this morning at Shelbyville. AT the
Shelby Cabinet Company's establishments
while Joseph Schott, the foreman; Clint
Neely, aud II. Thayer were trying to get
an elevator to descend it gave way and fell
thirty feet, carrying with it three men and
a heavy load OF furniture. All three were
horribly crushed aud cannot live
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
DEATHS ON THE eIBBEr.
Two Negroes Swung Of simultane.
ously in Texas.


ously in Texas.
RUsK. TEX. Oct 9.-John and Wade
Fielder (colored) were hanged here at
O'Clock this afternoon for the murder OF
Yonce Thomson on Aug. II, 1890. They
walked to the gallows with unfaltering
steps, and while standing on the trap both
said they were confident of forgiveness.
They were pronounced dead at 1:10 o'clock.
SWUNG FOR A DOUBLE CRIME.
OMAHA. NEB.. Oct 9.-Edward Neal, the
murderer Of Allan and Dorothy Jones, was
hanged at noon to-day in an inclosure buiIi
just outside Of the county jail Ninety-foul
people witnessed the execution. The
condemned man passed q rest
less night. but he walked to the
scaffold without q tremor. There waI
no hitch in the proceedings. and Meals neck
was broken by the fall, death being instan-
taneous. The murderer's real name Is un-
known and on the scaffold he refused to
disclose his identity. although no confessed
his crime
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
HER NAME IS RUTH CLEVELAND.
The Ex-Presldent Decides on the
Nsme for His Baby.

The Ex-Presldent Decides on the
Nsme for His Baby.
NEW YoRK. Oct. 9.-Ex-President Clsve-
land said to-day in answer to an inquiry
regarding the name of the newcomer 10
his house: "We have settled on a name,
and It is Ruth. This was the name of Mrs.
Cleveland's grandmother, and has always
been especially liked by her" He further
said: "ln connection with the publication OF
this item, which, hope, will end much ap
parent curiosity ON the subject, desire es
pecially that mention bs made OF the ex
treme and kindly interest in Us and our
child shown by the good people throughont
the country. We have received almost
inuumerable congratulations and kind 70
fnembFaneos From tho President Of ths
United Siatos and from many humble
olsizeas have come hearty fluctuations. All
this has hesn very gratifying and has besu
fully appreciated. but since i will be lm-
possible 70 acknowledge all fhese messages
separately. hope this pubic recognition
will b. accepted as lufiicionk'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
RIOTING At RIO.
The Trouble Broke Out In a Theatre.
Several Killed.

The Trouble Broke Out In a Theatre.
Several Killed.
RIO JANEIRO, Oct. 9.-Serious disturb
ances occurred here last night, caused by
rioters. They made their first appearance
in the Gallon theatre for some cause ct
present unknown, and the troubles spread
to adjacent streets. The police arrested
many Of the rioters, but finding themselves
outnumbered force of cavalry
made several charges and dis
persed tie mob. When the streets were
cleared and order restored, 1t was found
many injured. The health OF President
Fonseca has been in a preoarious condition
recently. To-day he is somewhat BETTER but
he is still extremely weak. Intrigues are
afoot regarding the succession to the presi-
denoy
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
CAUGHT IN A BALLOON ROPE.
A Boy and BalloonistF Fall Eighty Feet
and the Latter is Killed.

GREENUP. ILL.,. Oct. 9.-Just as balloon
was ascending from the fair grounds yes
terday afternoon Alex Gordon, q youth,
became entangled in the ropes attached to
the parachute and was carried up, head
hanging downward. In his struggle he
caught the rope that released the parachute
and he and the aeronaut we're thrown TO
the ground eighty feet below. Balloonist
William Kisser OF Louisville, KY, was
killed end Gordon was seriously injured.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
QUAY GOING TO FLORIDA.
he Will Not Be in Attendance on the
Meeting in November.

A4O w AAA NOJ Dc III Abt6uQh1C5 on EQ6
Meeting in November.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Senator Quay de-
MED while here q report to the effect that
he had reconsidered his resignation from
the national committee, and would appear
at the meeting in November as the Penn
sylvania member of the committee. His
resignation not having been as reported
from the national committee, Senator
Quay could, Of course, so
appear, for there Is no vacancy
yet, but he insists that he will be in Florida
at that time. He does not need to appear
formally, for be has already arranged
everything with Gen. Clarkson, who will
be formally elected his successor as chair
man of the committee next month. A May
convention is Senator Quay's idea, to begin
with. and his preference will govern the
selection OF the city where the convention
shall be held.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
Tobacco's Rlae IN prlce.

LANCASTER. Pa, Oct. 9.-The tobacco
farmers Of Lancaster county are experisnc-
Ing big boom. Buyers are in tho field in
large numbers picking np all the nnsr crops.
while the range OF prioes is very high.
Numerous sales are reported at from 20 TO
80 cents, and higher lgurea for exceptions
ally foe crops.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
coNNBoqIcUEs ooVsHNoRsHIP.
The Case to Go to the Supreme Court
for @ Dec sion.

NEW HAVEN. CoNS.. Oct. 9-Judge
Thayer Of the superior court to-day fixed
tho quo warranto cases OF Morris against
Bulkeley, the goyernorship contest, for
beariug on Tuesday. Oct. 20. II Is under
stood by tho counsel aud court that be viii
reserve the caae a. that time for the de-
ciSiou q the supreme court. This course
Wns agreed upon yesterday at a conference
batEeen tie coaDsal on both eldes Tie
plea9ings have been slmpliied 30 that the
ease caa - up ln formal way on reserya
ton
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
Convicted of Intimidating voters.

LYNcHBURG, VA. Oct. 9.-In the United
Judge Paul presiding, Jack Mullins Of
Buchanan,county was convicted OF intimi-
dating voters at tho precinct In Buchanan at
the last presidential election, and was sem
fenced to eight months Imprisonment. and
to pay a fine of $780, This is the first con-
viction in Virginia under the federal laws
for the protection OF the elective franchise.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
pry aoods peaIers ASSIGN.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y. Dot, "a. s. Mann
g. Co.. dry goods dealers, have failed for
100000. The hrm is one Of the Oldest in
the city. and the failure is great surprise.
II. p. Clafin OF New York Ia largo pre-
ferred creditor, amounting TO s20, 700. w.
b. III. Jordan, Mr.. Clahin's financial man,
Ia tue assignee.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
RIOTING At Annoy.

Several Officials Killed as the Result of
Fiscal Abuses.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-Dispstohes dated Sept.
q received here from Annoy, a seaport
town of China on the island of the same
name, in the province of Fo-Kien, nearly
opposite the center Of the island OF Formosa.
announce that there has been serious rioting
forty miles from the town Of Annoy. The
population Of Annoy, amounting to about
800 900 people. is in great state OK excite
ment. The riot was caused by fiscal abuses.
Several mandarins and other officials we're
killed by the rioters. The riots, when these
dispatches were sent, had been quelled.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
NORWOOD ar RALEIGH.
is Plan Sot Well Becsived-Savan-
nah's Prof ct Indorsed.

Eis Plan sot Well heceiVed-Savan-
pah's Projsct Indorsed
RALEIGH, y. c.. Oct. 9.-At a well at
tended alliance naesting held here to-day
ex-senator Norwood Of Georgia detailed
bis plan as substitute for the sub-treasury
plan, Il was not well recsiged The meet
lBg adopted q resolution indorsing the
action 0f the state ~ George y
obtain deep water iD the Savannah
river and feQ1esflD2 the North Csrailaa
seDefors an1 representatives 20 vote Tor 8
eufieent appfoprsttog ~ secure deeg
Naler ~ fsFag1eh - CURED for 10 exports
ea1 Imports n ne eest
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

The mound is at present filled with the
graves of the poor Of the neighborhood who
were buried there many years ago, but has
not been used for burial purposes for some
forty years. Thousands of people are al
ready tiocking to Dublin to attead the fu-
neral and an immense crowd Is expected
to be present on Sunday. All the
public houses will be closed while the funer.
al ceremonies are in progress. The process
sion will form at Kingston, where the mail
boat from Holyhead will laud the casket.
From Kingston the procession will march
TO the town hall in different sections, head-
ed by bands of music with muffled drums
The Freenidn'S Journal and United IRE
land both denounce the sensational placard-
ing at Cork as an attempt to incite disor-
ders, and say that the posters are either an
Indictment to murder or else that they are
without meaning.
PLACARDS CHARGE MURDER.
CORK, Oct. 9.-Large sensational posters
are placarded on the walls, fences and other
places throughout this city. Rhese posters
have deep mourning borders and bear in
their centers the words: Murdered to
Please Englishmen, together with verses
deuouncing the McCerthyites AMI the
United ireland articles, declaring that Mr..
Parnell was murdered. and imploring the
people to remain tranquil. The posters are
stirring up much excitement.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
Purchases of Silzar.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The offers of sill
yer to the treasury department to-day
aggregated $4,000 ounces and the amount
purchased was $4,000 ounces, at $3.50
Q7QSc
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10

81. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 9.--The Olympic
theater was burned at 2 o'clock this moru-
lng. The lOss Il 100000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
IN TIE FIELD OF POLITICS.
Michigan's Alliance Favors Indepen.
dent Political action.

Michigan's Alliance Pavors Indepen-
dent Political action.
LANSING, MICH, Oct. 9.-At Yesterday
meeting Of the state farmers alliance, the
following resolutions were adopted without
a dissenting voice:
Resotued, That we. the Farmers Alliance
and Industrial Union of the state of Michigan
heartily indorse the Ocala plat. .orm, and further
declare to the oppressed toiers of America that
we are unyielding in favor OF independent poll.
ticai action as outlined at the Cincinnati con
ference.
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS-.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Oct. 9.-The
democrats Of this congressional district
have nominated John S. Lawrence for con-
Gress to succeed the late NJ. H. Ford.
NAsHvLLE's REFORM COUNCIL.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 9.-The reform
democratic ticket was elected in the CITY
election yesterday over the regular or
ganized democratic ticket by majorities
ranging from 800 10 1000. George b.
Guild, who led the ticket, was elected
mayor. He is an old confederate soldier.
There was no republican ticket. This city
Is overwhelmingly democratic.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
THREE TAKE A FATAL S WIG.
A Bottle of Liquor Proves to Contain
Btrychnine and Alcohol.

Btrychnine and Alcohol.
BURGETTsrowN, Pa, Oct. 9.-Last
night three hostlers at the county fair
grounds found bottle Of liquor which had
been secreted. The three men almost
drained the bottle, with the result that
Alex Chappell took convulsions and died in
two hours and the others are lying at the
point of death. The liquor remaining in
the bottle showed equal parts Of strychnine,
whisky and alcohol.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
A FUTILE APPEAL.

Ex-Gov. Boyd pushed his way through
the crowd to the jail door and essayed to
speak to the crowd. "It will be disgrace
to, Omaha" ne commenced. ~ i'm
plore you to be quiet and
desist from your unlawful efforts
Let the law take it's own due course; let
- His words were cut off by man
with sledge who said: "You are not gov
ernor here, get out. go attend to your opera
house,
While all this was going on the Omaha
police force OF ninety men was gathering
but conc sntraton was impossible.
The officers were lost in the
crowd Some one suggested THAI
the fire department be called out and the
hose turned on the crowd. The dremen
came and laid their hose and the crowd
simply carried away the lines and drove the
fireinen away. They we're after the negro
aud they got him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-10
A RAVrs Ser LYING HE'D.
His Victim a 5-Year-Old Child-The
Mob's Determination.

Mob's Determination.
OMAHA. NEB., Oct. 9.--Lizzie Yates, the
5-year-oId victim OF a lustful assault by a
negro named Joe Coe, died to-day. About
8 O'Clock tonight the negro was taken
from Jail by a mob and hanged.
They did not get at him easily. They
were Obliged to batter down the doors of
the Jail with sledge hammers and street
railway bars used as battering rams. While
this was being done the telephone wires had
been cut and there was no communication
with the iail.
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DpBLIE, Oct. 9.-s;sssra. Harrington,
Richard Power and Dalton paid a
visit % Grashsyin to-day. aud ae-
lscted a site for biz. ParHeli's grave.
Is Il situated upon 40 incl0sed mound 10
tne left n the fuDrfuafy chapel, and 10 Ia a
na1st attrectiye patton. The grave will b.
dug 81 tle colier 0f tbe mound and, sben
ncnumeat ~ ereele1 over it, viii ls
eoasfies9ls from eli paris q ghs cenetsry.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
THE HOSE CONTEST.
IT WILL BE AN EXCITING AND AMUSING RACE
BETWEEN FiREMES.


BETWEEN FiREMES.
There will be some tall hustling done
in that hose contest on the Fourth be-
tween Hose company No. /, and Hose
company No. 2 Of the Crystal Falls Fire
Department. Two weeks ago to-day
there was contest at Iron Mountain
between the two hose companies oil that
city, company No. ! made the time oil
running 600 feet. connecting onto
hydrant, then laying two hundred feet OF
hose and throwing water in fiity-two
and one-half seconds, while the latter
company covered the ground and threw
water I'm forty-six and one-half seconds,
winning the purse put up, S25. That Is
the best record No. 2 ever made and
surpasses all ever attempted in the
Upper Peninsula. Ii is amusing and ex-
citing TO see q hose contest, leyen more
sport than thatin horse race) the boys
are already getting themselves in trim
and IL will be caution il both oil the
companies don't give Iron Mountain No.
close iub. No 2, Of the PAY Rolf
city IL the pride OF that town, having
won the silver bugle i'm n similar contest
at the firpmen's tournament held In
Neeaunee last year, and IL is only
natural 20 believe that the Mountain
boys wouldn't rest until they tried their
metal with Crystal Falls were their rec.
ord beaten by them. NJ. Buskirk II
captain Of Crystal Falls No. l and Jud
Kitchen presides over No. 2. The con.
test on the Fourth will be FOR a prize OF
500. 1t is TO occur on Superior avenue
at one o'clock p. m. The starting point
will bc short distance east Of the court
house. The question now arises, who
has "a stop watch for use, 20 ascertain
the time made to quarter second?
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27

Letters remaining uncallcd FOR in the
Crystal Falls. Mich, pnHtoflice for the
week ending June %. 1891.
All. Aldrider. John Anderson. Furajtar
Andris John Arcns.
C-0unt Carlson, Mrs. Bares T.. Clark
Mitchell Colette, John CostigaE, VIM. Cum.
minRs.
Pred Floodstone. Pletro FRANCESCA.
G--Xavier Gervare GioQannl Giovannini
He NJ. Hathaway. Rev A. Henderson, VIM.
Hewbnrg, Joseph Hinhel James iiileman,
John Holmsfrom.
&c, y. Jgbanson, John Johnson.
Ir-C ". larson. Mike Lassack.
M~noul Madya. Richard Mathews, Eugene
Mascotfc, Robert Maxwell kitte Mcbride,
Norman Mcleod. J. w. Weinberg. John q
Meyer, Francisco Merlo, Mrs. Moore, w. ID.
Murray.
P-Nels r. Peterson. Obey Peterson. John
Phillips. Nathaniel n. Pokd, John Prsncc.
R-ban Richards, Andrew Rongoist. Theod
Runpc
s-Mlss Annie stndberr. Jno scystro. Rsber,
Simpson, Josef sinkuwler. Andrew Solder.
Magnus soderbcrR. Danil Franciee Sullivan.
T-iahkob Taivatmn, Jok LTisier, o. Tracy,
Magic re Trudeau
y--toseph Nasey
w--PhiIlip welch, Johan wesierbacka
Parties when calling for any OF the
above list will say advertised"
A PARKS, postmaster.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
GGREAT
MAX. THE CLOTHIER'S.

Capt james Tobin and Frank Waring,
Of Florence, were business visitors to this
city Monday.
Civil Engineer Palmer, OF the Chicago &
North Western, is in this district with a
crew OF men.
S. McRoberts, OF Iron River, was TO be
seen ON the streets OF Crystal Falls
Tuesday.
j. b. Abbott, the Iron River attorney,
registered at the Lockwood Monday.
c. NJ. Wheeler, Of Marquette, registered
at the Lockwood house this week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-27
DIAMOND DRILL CORES.

SHORT NOTES GATHERED IN BY sPRy DRILL
REPORTERS.
Prof. Karl A. Knupier, salesman for
Proi. Chas. A. Fohrman, arrived IN the
city early this week and has been looking
for suitable house here II successful
in securing quarters he will locate per-
manently. Prof. Fohrman has the state
agency for some of the best musical i'm
struments made, including the Bradbury