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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-10
TACOMA MILITARY GOSSIP.
Company A, Of Ofynp is, Corninx-Livei
Company Elections Predicted.


Company Elections Predicted.
TAe5Mt. xpra 3s-rsoecisL Company A, Of
OsTasyla wsth - ogs4 q t1lr-T Y.scss, viii A.
sszd tssssl.o- DIN bsrs a psfl =.
-ks EeT res sae regulations VII probably
% %: ssx; week
Cszcs.s and xssrss--e- hers felt somewhat
dsssoEE1zsz eTs- 20 tl-1 matters have Taken IN
z.a.l.is azslss %; Tiara - Te- kope thst an en-
ea-pzenE wzlt Re Es-1 a. Ahe-1eea th.s sun
zzsr al tAss matters VII 5-g1iea - and re-
g.: = ssE sss fsr tie <1z-1-
TAe es'ss-sss1 ra< lse@-rs-. Csr.zia z. Z ".
Ca1sTssg zxrs Is lses1Ee On Cur EzTy and
eoazs ssesszsss az tze TssozzG tAsasz- IA: sven
lzz sa- tie 5ezsGr q 8 company
se-zzaz. :. =. Halle-zz las postponed io- the
,rssazs rs pan Q. Ea-z.zg 70 SeE York.
Ils-tezeaE {. -. Dl-l-azz az sergeant Hal
Is-.- .s1s tex s11rzT All tina towards max.
a.z r eoz-z-yfs s1ts--si1zszr a. re Tacoma
rsesssr 4 szeesss sd <ssszgs lie tanks Of tie
eszPszT.
TIE eiscszea for ea5saln az seco11 I.eusea-
and q c. eszg, lazy HEs 5sS1 or1s-s1 tor next
Frszsy svszsax Le--szaa- Billings Is thu
choice so- ca2zz-z zc1 I'll e s-gcse- u1Aui-
-zoss.y.
T.e E.e-bs-s q e company Sho were with
The 81. rs-.T - Ssuczs-is 12Fs T-Ti1 Fecoilec-
teas d &c zzzT Ao1rs sPeo- II worthless
seo--.-x G11 kzzri-z 0Te- cog rrz1ls after in
AFFAIR szz-5zz Z member Ezo lad pa-ti-
eipa-sd II ssvs-sI q EEsss Sllt z0ose hunts rs-
IAtes TIA. &c svsal1g a sc11s surprised tho
ezp-4sz wa re s-oET slzs fEs-s wGs every in
d.esItc- q t-ocols oefoEs za5-z-zz and that
trszz zzz1 Ez-s wz7os1 70 gard t1z highways
ard oyxsys Tss1- Thsz t1s eSp-z4a or1ersd
every ag7 = eazP zz.1s- s-z8 All kept t1s
esuos-sxs BAH zzorz-zL = a ase1Iess TO
SAY tie seoz- -sce-Es- = Blessing t-51 tie COM
peay ae1s Car.
Captain J. u &sSso1. Of T-5s2 3 Is a. present
out Of ths city.
2. ". Lead etts-, -2zsy1az tas N5rthrssssra
Gzc-zaaza L Z re e--y looking Ep tie interests
OF ais pzps-.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-10

much As possible IN tie new regulations, and
the result is they are making great progress IN
tas WORK Seattle has three very good e2p-a.-s-
each of whom won his reputation b. se-iTe
service There IS habit on the part Of uEu7
who do not know much about the National
Guard 10 snee- ST the Eil.tis and 70 refuse 20
giys them credit Tor the splendid service they DO
in times OF danger. These familiar with
TIE history OF Seattle in tle early
days, know full well tas. on several occasions
respect for the las and the saving OF dreadful
hloo6shed was achieved By the militia Not
only this, hu. in tine OF peace tie National
Guard does fine service TO TIE country n TIA
matter OF physical training and in dlseipliai1g
men in the performance Of duty. II grin
visayet war should lower upon ths county
each national gusrtsaa1 could 20 forth and
do iacaleulsbls service 10 his country il tina
training sud Management Of troops, f1- tie
standing army, good - Il nay be. world cut
small figure in a VA with zone inpo-.a1.
power Colonel Hatfield has received h.s coz
mission sli is very proud Q. il Colonel Green
oi tee First regiment, and Captain EilE01, Of
Company D, are Sill svaiti1g sheir eoUZ1s-
sioEs. and viii 10. announce their respeeE. re
stats Until .a=ss documents arrive ron
headquarters ~ Olympia Captain El-oZ IL
tends 20 sCzyes. 20 u. members OF bis coUpa1y
the adviszoillsy Of sending TO the Omaha e.
ezupEezE Of tie National Competitive Dr1II
Association. team 70 compete fox some OF the
p-izsS He thinks taas there IS possibility
that some Of TIE men are II suca excellent t-il
that they might carry oE few OF tie ia1reIz
Tie matter q WORTHY OF eo1site-z.io1- /.
would Dc g1i-s . feather II tas cap OF the Va
tIorsl Guard OF tbs s-.-e % have any OF IL
members capture any OF t1a 131o-s 81 Omaha.
whsre the best men n the whole Caits6 states
vii compete to- tie prizes L IS 8 matter Of
deep regret 70 al TIE boys tina. Second LAzutCu-
an EAllsr feels eozpeL-e1 "a resign from Com
pezyB. He has been . capable oAesr ant a
very popular WIKI al the uez5e-s Ct tie coz
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SOUTH BEND MAscSs.
First Banquet Of the Lodge . Great
saecesH.

soCzz BgSD, April 7--LaE- eTsziaz tie f-st
MzzozIc 59c91zs eTz- EsLd u Psc59e county
wa teLd n 5o1:h Bend y zz. tie greatest
soc-sl sT=-E Of the ss2s91 II Pzclze coCEtT an
tas Eos: successful Tie hose. Alloee Ezs tie
sczne % the festivities ard over 20 eoss-s zers
lid Tas-e za q Ls-zs strez1zaes from al
oTsr the cozasg. AeriS1 D. Egos-E acted -
t3zs.za.sssr ana the following sozssz we're hap
ely responded 70: s'SeIen-s,T Anthony
Bowsa, y. q s.Hzsonry,'' Fred L gice, ESQ /;
''tjzvel Lotg=, yo =, Of sozta Bend" Captain
william z Wallace: '*PEc1zc Comfy" ". q
.srzsso1. Esq; Present Ho1r Fraternity" 4
G. A Pszkss King Solomon a. Naa," Marion
D. E.oert; ~Tas Ladies" p h Bozey; "fa
Days 70 ccEe,T Z V. Eg5s-t-
Asths cic.e Of the banquet the szssnblage
adjourned % HoIeon5's hall Easre dancing was
irdzIg=i il TIL morning.
OF .1o=e present. there we're from Iwzco the
following gentleman with taei- wives: 2 v.
Ezosrr John H1n-er. A. z. Ho-ehen, wife and
dsazh.s., Mr. d. Ps-xs. Ar. l. Z Dennison. Ar-
l. a Loo-ais and VI. 2 Wise from OystsrEilie-
NIL l. CI21k and EifE from RiTs:zi1s, Nah
Aksr ard Dr.. MeIrtirs; from south Cove Cap
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ead created .zsse ehsTssEtrz les e.1,o7 %
working ARD >, ,zsxs zoo6 sforlrz IL the
essesrafsa1 aars1G TIE Ee@5srs 5svs three
drills week.
xrstSe sere1 Gsseecz Degree Ledge Ess On
Ffsdzy aga. AID iaIsls>s9 ssysz'een css94-
<assz.
xyssie Lo1ze. Eo. p, re. i2s; riga, and eo--
fs-zs1 tie First degree On oze cs115dzse-
Fsssz1saiD so1szl Cub gave sdsnes On Ihzrs-
Car eTszsnz. 80 sa9.s MI be given Until tie
sseoz4 Hssk in EsJ.
uTssse Lo1re. 50. q, yrssgz.sc Mystic Js-sl
I<esze. "a a., D. of T., o. FrsdSy evening With
. fgl ss. 81 jszsls 81 he orte-. Tie git vas
aeesyssa - so5ls Grad Ma ". n Hilton
Ia = -. xrNeca
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Coiunabsz Lodze- 20 70. 4 o. Z. ~. held
.hsfT 5sst E5sssiaz 10 tasir sew hall, 81 Nssoaic
Js1apis bzileilz. On Ho3dsY evening The
event Tas osieDsated - tie rendition Ct well
prepared n.ogr&nzas, folIozef ~ soe3ei east
sn1 = bzEqast ct Dosn the Ab5ost and saosza!-
rase, Eregs tag % Workman, ;nsi- wives s71
Invited trends participating. This vas pFoD-
ebsT tise largest gathering Of lsozxmsR ever he'd
IN tie e.sJ. and III. long ~ rsrzemoered a. an
sTeul@z 81 genuine p!easuss ~ al present. The
foIsoElny il the prosFzzaE1e:
Oyszsing address q. z. Rsltzs, p X. W.
overture a IlSlt4s4-s
Mf. Hays, Mis- Asy A1mHass and Nr. Cooaaos.
Aeorsss-''@ork Of ths Order .->>...>O o. :. J0ass
vocal duet .......<........-.s... ,.>.s,...-..@-
Er J. W. Hpgnss sr.f Nr Fiaak MeKsr
Address ....,.->....-...... Or6sr At I2fgs'
sullivan. b. supTsrne ".
Trio .......s.-..-........'s Around TIE F.rssids'
9r. HaYs, Aiss Nay Araa un1s, NJ. cegss .. .,
Recitation .....-..-........ '5hamEs q Eyssa"
3r 7. 6. Htrgm.
Guitar duet. Miss Daisy Easss1, Nay AEaIfT7rds
Zee :ztsoa ........... = sssslE2s o. tee Dance
Niss Lottls II. scott
vocal solo ...-....,,.. N.ss Graes Koe1
ira. ..,..-..........' Ani -1asseE's -ca TiHgs1
ar. Hays, Mar May AEarngncs. Mr.. coozaoA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-10

y7,shs p F.~-x rsrav. 70. II, Hoquisr1. has
BEEN presented rita bezz-ifz4 ss2sa "a ezE1D
eoso-s ~ ia foster fssss-, Governor Z z. Fefr5.
Com oau7 A. first rezfzssaf. Z '. s7ss1s, sss
been organized a. Tacoma
Seattle Camp, No. /, Il tsxisz sseps 70 o. s@oass
Company c.
Lieutenant 2. W. Eszbrocx, Of Alaska Camp,
10. /. and ". II. Robinson, Of sFrag1s amp
70. f. Tacoma, EsyoFssd ss s4T1s1o1 ase19 s1s-
tsrs while "a thssr TsJ 20 ss1 Fssaelse' '@S'
week.
CAMS a. T1Es1o, Eelso sa1 yxueoaTsr ak Of
securing uniforms. cs-p 70 q, soo5o1-asa'
have ordered rnsfo-r1s and c1sesz sxS-1s-
tA-4o No. II. .. To4sd5, aa1 - 3, a. Ls,sa,
have BEEN reorzsn.zs1. Bank s25411SsAoHs ios
charters ere o1s fo< seventeen esEs5s
aroksre camp eoa-a1.s 70 as-s n1sscss
genius. having formed > Ffrs: Esg1r-e1s ne11
composed II eighteen pssees, xaS s-so 4 ELI
tary orchestra
ANIMAL Inspection 10 gear AZ had
Josu o. Cooszr. ". G. Pss:it, z. L Pa5-5-ick,
vita o,hsr arosnsss o. Va. r, viii % tns aosss
at Ho4Efsza.
f,so.atn Cizslaser, Of whs.eoa. Camp, 70. Is,
70 o7zsasz.Dz eogapssy d : v. GEs-1s
Ballard vii o.gzzizs . asv caEp n FEW
days.
General Georzs r. Thomas Camp, 70. /. hel4
rsx7,Es, Meeting lag. xsnszT eTsziag Il g. Il
z hail Routine 5gs.zsss ~ss t-zlsae,ea- lie
next regular nasssiaz will - Ees1 All = a-c
viii Re eonsze5s1 under the new sl-zz-
fossaeI z " Young sn1 s-zG. aeco- pszss1
By other nserat>srs Of Camp l. vii 60 70 Ballard
rex: Tgss1sr evening, TIE XXI. 70 Ez2sler Il
! new ca1sp o. iss eos ot Fsts-zos
TIE G.. A. z. postz. " 2 c. sz1 = 4 = FAVE
been lnvics1 .-s1 seee2ssd TIE 1=Tl1sS157 70 a.
tend TIE rz5.fe 5as.sllzrsoz a f1s ozrs-e4Scs,
which Is u so.lov tie -aGs.e--
The Ballard Rszizt Co-ps have prepared .
prozramzas and szc5er fy- The s1ser--lzr1e-s o.
thar visft0rz Meaoe-S Of t-s scla 9: Es5er-
ans are rsarsst@d n E-ess az tie q. 4 Z 5aL
Ia Uniform aE6 win E1iss gloTsa- Il ID s1ary,
70 take .ns 10 ear O. Sas West s-rsss --zs ts-
Ballard. Arrangements have cse1 E.z1s %
have earn % hing TIE PATTY 1oz-s II essz q &C.
,sut.o- Il Ballard szor- csaes vii eozelz1s
the proz-sznas-
The so..Oz.1z c-o-Le-s viii rsp-szz7- re .cl1z
Of veters-s O tie Memorial DAY eorz-Lt,se:
Dr. z. W Taz1g, z ). HeE.sa e71 ". T. Dss--
to-n- ard Czc-era P.Ilp1o7 Il o2cI3.
TzsniT-.zrse names asvs 5esa sse1rs1
Already 90 re xll5rz-y -z-k. sl1 II gins eza
- scared god ss-oaZ z.-l1s.-T eo-5a-y a
promised.
Th@ ksp 70 5e z.Tsa by TIE 5oza Of vs.s-sns
q: tie A-lsnztoz Ao-eI has 5ee1 Postponed from
.a@ 15sa 70 Ee9zes'zaT, As-I- - TieHsss ea1 5s
only o5-eIzs4 frozz szs zszbs-s-
Gszs-zl J5zo W. s5-zzzs Camp Eeeozs- AID
C5lozsl z. ". Yong Camp, 5-o1o-1sa- lave
5eea i1Tlts1 % 2ssSz1-
TIE rev camp az Ballard ELL te 70. a C. z
Brain "a rs eozzz-1e--Sl=c--
SeE ezzps z. xC7.sszao, Aos-cssz Az Worth
5cs2 are promised soo1-
IIsE.ez&z.-Co.oz@E JoE. Reid, Of Wort. Y.ki-
zs, senior vIee CON zz1s- O. re Division, Will
BE- n szs eitT Eals week
Lzslss' AID ooe5s:y, So. ]. zee: zsxf Sst1r-
day i. TIE g l. 2 hal Visiting sLz.z-s eoE-
daily iaT4ss4 % E.:e-1-
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Notes for State Soldiers.

Second Lieutenant Theodore Y. HalIz-. o.
Coucaay 3, has te15ered his resignation 20
Captain L :. Booth He Las been eo1re-p.z--
ing the step for some time, owing 20 the pres
SIRE az business engagements. City Attorney
Gse-ya Z Forcsoa i IN TIE lire OF promotion
s-z VII probably be eIse-s1 ID q. the Vacancy.
Tlees vas 81 informal battalion drill O. N0a-
1sy .tz1z ~ re ar15rF II which Colp8E.Sz 3,
. and z s1os pa-[ Part OF the time Cs2saia
Tzz-zcIa aG1zt ~ Eaior, and Captain Elton
a-so ae-=+ Il -ha= capacity. TIE men ware pa;
sa-szzz u 90 Eee close column MOVEMENT, and
seava1 g-za- and substantial improvement
Azce1s- Normal 6rLL Of G-e Sane kind VIII "a
zzT=n CT AnrZ =
= Caurszv. v.ieh few months ago had
CIR se--usal aGsIVs ElsnDs-s, has now thirty
eTe z.s1 A. Of Woe ara taking sn active il
-zrE.s II -as WORK o. tie COMPANY
Czz-S-1 Il Ton Wants 20 take some Of his men
% -1a 0-z1A z1ea-p7z1E Of ths National Con
pe-z-Irz l-II 4szoclA-13z- Els ambition "a tc
coz7e-z EI-a rs Oh company. TIE National
FsccIoIz e Washington city.
Owing - ne iac- s1a- 10 DossT viii be avail
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TACOMA YEATEEyAL NEWS.
EIks Elect CEcerEDonald Mcdonald
Dead-Prfzsers VIII Dance

= - - , ~
1AeoaA' 4APE4- - AD-9>A
BSrET 1zFe o-@o e1fsss- 1e.esz.@s - = -
Lodge o. / u " y = Seas -
Iss91le As<-z%
11S E-KS 1--WE s~=cSs'-- 80 - =
I Ni-zoa' es.ss1-el - -ss -, :. : =
-E--s7 ss|Ss4---'- % = 49, = = -
sz'se->9 -se@-- As--s
-5e11= s=-1--tR Z. - - = =
a'--' = - = y : - - = -
A-1-1t = = - = = :. !. -
1.-- - = - .
e-s2--z zss - -
I--ez--0--
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OF No Use to Him

The advantage in oaying knife Of this
kind, " sid -hs salesman perx1asively, Is
that i has good dIe bIsde-"
'-What-aE-is file blade fav?" in
qzired FEesify OIechzp-
For Hing your En-=r nails"
''I-aT-1eTeh use anything brt the
edge OF god coin FOR thai. said FEedtE.
transhLiEz the pves1IPsCo1s SALESMAN
By cod stare through MS eyesiass-
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Observance Of Memoria, Day.

Memorial day vii BE- Observed Or May %.
Ihe-s viii D. services a. ias A-raory sn1 az ire
burial yyo1-d fine Eazz.c vii 1e arranged By
Professor 1aGrps. TAs two g. A z. posts. the
Le4ses5 Aid s1e5sty aid the Woraec's Relief
eoEps Will take part Following are the con-
Iif.se.-
Memorial Day eo-arIttee-S;e7ens pos.-Ma-
sor : W CIsrz. " z Wilson, z Il Davis; Mil
lsr poss-eosoael J. " L<pgaeTr y q L4IiI1sr,
william gElI-pz, George hlllser, James Led ~ :
xoza4a1s Esiief CO-y&-Ars- Holmes, Ms. Eez-
rick, Mrs.. Bogz-i, Mrs. Webster. Mrs Burke;
Ladies Aid -oeiety-Ii.s Flora ippLag.fe, Mas
I1lu Ailea. Mrs.. G. B. WaisEo-Ea: -ons of Vet
e-zas-ColOnsI T. v. Young, W. F.sDex-oorr, T.
J. Eenen. Captain Charles z Pimpton. Com
rzdz James L@c6y Las teen selected IS orator Of
the day, Pat Commander Byroa Phelps. e0u-
r1En1er; Pas, Commander L A Trse1- MARSHA
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s.eveas vosi hssd mating Oh Tuesday
z.zhs &.s the veterans Itssgzsf % G good paper
By : y. Clark lila ss5.%e: vas "Fro-a Chan
csll0rvllls u Gettysburg"
Ozs rev EzsE3 -. was Mustered IN
p ?. Carroll VII ds!.Tsr a. a11-sss q TIE
naset.ag o. Tgss1zy aiZa;.
5 TIE department. saezu pzss1t viii b ksii z.
FEirssysn On Jane 3 T1srs VII e the izrzss,
representation Of O. A. z delegates that ever
assembled IN tbls state There aye seventy ire
yos.s 81 tire state, ali IN GO1.4ssiug condition
TIE John 2. Miller post he'd its regular NEST
ing I2s: T2esday evening The usual routine
business vas sFznsSctsi.
Co.o2sl !. ". Langley il zsncu1ce1 70 deliver
a. sfa-es ,On l.Ihe LIE an1 servlees Q. Gsneral
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EaIlard,. secret seeietIes.

Rainier Tent. Knights Of TIE Aaceaoes' I'M
.lssss two candidates Friday night
salmon Egy Court. Nc. 90, I71s7e1osht VI
Der Of Fo-.s.ers, vii meet NEXT Tuesday, sasn
tzo es-d dates vii % Initiated
sslEoa Zzy Lo1zs. No. go, 1. o. Q. p. faes
Es6zssasy night and eo1ss<rsd s7s la1s1 de-
zrss O. czs candidate.
Ysx.e-4az st-sraoca q. ! cfesoek Occidental
Ios1zs. 70. y A. T. All A. Il, attended tas
tzzsrss Ct Er5s1sy J. ". Carer, Ezo Was Killed
AZ G.Gzaa CT Wednesday. Tie i5dss Accom-
rsn5e.. ne remains f-cz Bo1zsy & SssEarss %
lie yor.1eza Pacific 1epos, v1srs t-sy were
-sxe- Ezs--
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Knights of Pythiaa

Isks I1szs hs1d zss EssS.!sg 81 Trifsy
usznE sze e11ssrrs1 cszrsss On several e4s1I-
1ssez
Qzeea City, 70 -. EeIs zslI~s;,ea1s6 meet
Ing On Monday night AID sszzsactsd eo1sadsr-
ATE roatzzs Ess3asss.
sezssss, 70. =. met q wstnesSay evs1i5z
al coofsr.sz ne Yszs rs-k On nine, aa1 bad
zassF nsv applications Tor rasr3seTsaip. Tais
IL rs Iosgs tas. several rsozsks ago ssozg1: 81
eoass.iestiBz WITH some oder lodge. !. Las
zroza rsry s,-0sg n ;as last three naoz.ns.
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Ancient order Of yorrester,.

Court Enterprise, s,7Js, 81 the Ancasai orfer
Of Pcryestefs Of America, ne, On IhafsdsT
evening. There was q Large sttsa1aoes, seTs-z4
new members icing tsksa ia. Speeches uers
rrsde BIZ ngna Der 81 visiting brs:arsn for tie
good Of the order. Ths loegs ls IL q AoEr.saiag
condition.
Court Puget Sound, NJ. ~. Ia1sps5@sas
Order 81 Forester, viii hoi4 81 extra E.ssS.Ez
At th1.r hail, IN the frye Ji3cE, TagFsdsy even
isy, April II, 10, the initiation oi n7zos. o.
candidates Visiting b.sthsrs welcome.
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T,aproyed order Fed Men.

Several applications Tor raszsDs.soip we're -
eetxed a lsst nesting Ea1 1se bziso.s1 On
On account o. tbs proyose4 socssl 10 degree
WORK viii BE- dors uz.lI A1ylI 2, s5sa tie
Adoption will bs eoaisrrs1 ss-s-zi es-sc .1Gses
Members are FsqEests1 % spp4T 70 iEs esza-
rnitsse early for .Aeif iaT.z:tozE, which WILL -
;ssrle1 r,sxt TgesscT.
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THE NATIONALGUARD
Battalion Drills Proving Bene-
fetal to the Men.
Talk OF Sending Men to the National
Encampment of Competitive Drill
Association-Tacoma Notes
HE battalion czs1.

lE battalion crE1.
both formal az
informal. - EoE
claiming TIE A.
tentioa Of TIE Sc
attic COMPANIES q
the First rsglzsz-
The eonEs11e-s
OF the COMPANIES
and the men ,1sz-
selves seem 70 De
inspired With , de-
sire 10 per.ScT
mse es IS
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s5se for national gssr1 sissass after Nay tie
zen are rushing n al possible sx2sodI;Grss BE-
so-e that s8nse
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A CELEBRATED oPTrcI.,

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meeting wiki great success during E1s pass TWO
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dismissed bT order Of PTe=id=1s Harrison, nay
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-28
BIG FIRE IN OMAHA.
The Continental Block Is Totally
Destroyed.
milwaukee Has . Fire in Which Two Fire
men Are Eiiled--Sugar
House Burns.

OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. 2.-About 800
this evening a fire alarm was turned in
from small building on South Thir-
teenth street and shortly after a second
alarm drew another detachment of fire.
men to a fire on North Sixteenth street.
While these fires were in progress a
policeman passing along the alley in the
rear of the Continental block. at Douglas
and Fifteenth heard muffied explosion
and looked up to see an immense tongue
of fire Ieaping from the top OF the elevator
shaft in S. S. Orchards store. The block
is five stories high and is 152 by 100 feet.
Orchards occupied the east 66 feet on
Douglass street with stock OF furniture
and carpets In thirty minutes this store
had been Quilted and the fire was working
on the west side of the building. The
ground floor of this was occupied by
Freeland, Loomis & Co., clothing, and
the other floors by offices, lodge rooms,
etc. In this part of the building battle
was stubborn, but inch by inch the fire.
men were driven back, and the building
Quilted.
1t is impossible tonight to gather the
loss completely. Freeland, Loomis d Co.
had stock amounting to $40, 600; insur-
ance SOC, 600. Orchards stock was worth
$40, 600, with an insurance of $50, 600.
The building was valued at $50, 900 and
was insured for $50, COO. Loss OF smaller
tenants will swell the total to a half a
million dollars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-28
CLOSED BY CREDITORS.
judgments for $4,000 Against the
EarIs Furniture Company.
Mr.. EarIs Thinks the Assets VIII Cover
All Liabilities The Firm Is Not
Likely to Resume Business.

The store of the Earls Furniture COM
pany, big State street concern, was
taken possession of by Deputy Sheriff
Cummock yesterday on two judgments
obtained by confession in the Third dis
trict court, and in all probability the
company will never resume business
again. One judgment was in favor of j.
T. Ballard, an eastern furniture dealer,
for $31, 633. SO, which is owing for goods
purchased, while the other Is in favor of
j. A. Earls and is for $13 ,512, the amount
advanced by him to the concern in an un-
successful effort to keep it ahoat.
Unless the judgments are satisfied
within ten days, the officer will proceed
to sell the stock of furniture, carpets, etc.
The Earls Furniture company was or
gained two years ago with a capital
stock of S25 600, the officers being j. A.
Earls, president; B. F. Earls, vice-presi-
dent, and Mr.. Crandall secretary and
treasurer. The stock was held chiefly by
the members of the Earls family. but
j. A. Earls withdrew as president and
disposed OF his interest in the concern
some time ago, and the vacancy has not
been filled. Mr.. Crandall also disposed
OF his interest and was succeeded by w.
+. Earls as secretary.
j.. A. Earls, who is familiar with the
affairs of the company, although not
interested in it, admitted to a HERALD
reporter last night that this turn of af-
fairs was practically failure. The bust
ness had been carefully conducted and
the inability of the company to meet its
obligations was due to the depression in
trade, although the difficulty might have
been tided over if the creditors had not
pushed their claims and given the COM
pany little more time. There were other
eastern creditors who had smaller
amounts, and although Mr.. Earls was
unable to give the aggregate of them, he
was satisfied that it was fully Offset by
the assets, and if the fine stock, worth
over 500, 600, could be disposed of to ad-
vantage, all claims would doubtless be
paid in full. He did not know of any
local creditors, and If there were any,
their claims were small.