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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-19
ARE SHY OF SUCH BUILDINGS.
Insurance People Afraid of Storage Ware
houses-Fitzpatrick's Rescue.

Insurance People Afraid of Storage Ware
ses-Fitzpatrick's Rescue.
5. A. Rothermel, assistant secretary of
the Traders Insurance company, was the
first witness examined yesterday. He said
that Murphy had told him that the ware
house was a bad risk. Insurance men all
considered cold storage warehouses bad
risks because of the danger from explo-
sions, and in reply to question by Muir
ply he said that fires usually resulted in
such places from explosions. E. c. Shank
lin, chief engineer of the Worlds fair, said
the architect and owners were responsible
for sthe failure to complete the tower &C
cording to the plans.
A Difficult Point to Establish.
Right here the coroner tried to find out
whose duty il was to see that the collar"
was put on the smoke pipe. 1t was devel
oped that three or four buildings had been
condemned and work stopped on them BY
the Worlds fair officials because of some
sort of deficiencies. The warehouse peo-
pie had been repeatedly warned of the dan
ger to the tower resulting from the alb
sence of the collar.
Hans Rehfeldt, a fireman, swore that
Murphy's account of the rescue of Captain
Fitzpatrick was true, and also to the i'm
portant point that no orders were given
for the men to go up the tower; they went
up of their own accord without waiting
for orders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
a eATnn nuRNRn 10 nRAgH,

And Woman Meets the Same Fate in q
Heroic Enort to Rescue Him--Four
Dwellings burned in Pittsburgh YesteFr
day.
PrT4spuRaH, Pa, Jan, 22,-Mrs. Kate
Roster, a widow, aged twenty-five years,
and George Roster, her nephew, aged
six years, were burned to death this
morning in a FIRE which consumed Jour
dwellings on Salisbury street, in the
Thirty-seYenth ward, Four others,
John Fetterlein, Mrs. Margaret FetteF-
lein, his wife and Sophia and Barbara,
his daughters, were seriously burned,
and narrowly escaped q fate similar to
the two first named.
The cremation took place in the
house Of John Fetterlein, q German,
aged iifty-fiye years, whose house, with
three Others adjoining, IL situated at
tho extreme southeast corner OF the
city, in a hollow, difficult OF approach
from any side.
Fetterein operates dairy and Is as
sisted in the work by his wife and
daughters, ono Of whom was Mrs. Ros-
Ter, who has made her home with them
since the death OF her husband year
ago.
The family arose Eabout $50 o'clock
this morning, and repaired to the stable
to attend tho COWS, leaving George Ros'
ter, the child, in bed in the house. A
few minutes later flames We're seen
issuing from the kitchen, and before
anything could be done the house was
ablaze,
Mrs. Kate Roster rushed up stairs to
got the boy and was never seen again.
One by one the other members OF the
family attempted to rescue the two, but
thoy were driven back by the smoke
and fire, and after all had been seriously
burned the task was given up,
On account OF the lack of water tacll-
itles the flames spread rapidly and COM
municated to the adjoining houses, oc'
cupled by George Fetterlein, John Ma
honey and John Roster, entirely de-
stroying them.
The bodies OF the two victims were re-
covered this afternoon, but they were
burned beyond recognition.
An alarm was sent ina soon as pos
sible after the fire started, but owing
TO the inaccessibllity OF tho houses, the
fire department was unable to render
any assistance.
The members OF the Fetterlein family,
although painfully burned, will all re-
cover.
Tho pecuniary loss was $780, The
origin OF the fire Is not known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Quite n Grtst Rm Through the Leg
Mill

Quito Grist nun Through the Legal
Mill.
The following cases were up before
Judge PAUL in Part II circuit court Sat-
urday;
State vs.. Ellie Meyers; judgment
against Meyers; an appeal will DO taken
to the supreme court OF appeals.
r. Bachman& Son VS.. the Union News
Company; motion for new trial over
ruled; appeal to the supreme court.
Oshkosh Clarets Va. Moonas; bond Of
$500 required to pay $50 yearly for the
support Of the child; sent to Jail in de-
fault.
In Part I, Judge Campbell presiding,
the following cases were disposed:
tStig & Co. vs.. Louis Grahe; verdict
for $l40; notice to set aside the verdict
and grant new trial.
!. Il. Clator We. Charles Otto; in de.
tinue; motion for an execution docketed
and set for January28.
pelbrugge vs.. Grant Jackson; judg.
ment set aside and reset for Jan
uary 80.
James B. Thomas VS.. Elmer Thomas;
decree entered confirming sale and dis.
tributing the proceeds thereof.
John May, an Englishman, was ad-
mitted to citizenship.
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A nANpIT 1EADER

Captured in Texas, with Papers Of an I'm
partant Characterized Direct Testimony
Against Him,
LAREDo, TEX, Jan. 2l,-Pablo Gomez,
second in command Of the party who
committed recent outrages in violation
Of the neutrality laws in the lower
country, was arrested in this city this
morning by United States Deputy Mar
shals Yglisis aud i. /, Hally,
Tue marshals were accompanied by
Special Deputy Marshal Benayides, one
Of the officers who was recently cap
tured by the reyolutionists in the lower
country while escorting a prisoner to
this city. AS soon as BenaYides saw
Gomez he recognized him as one OF the
party who had captured him and also
asa leader OF the bandits who threw his
carbine down on him and ordered him
to surrender, BenaYides also says that
Gomez on several occasions, while he
and his companion, Special United
States Deputy Guefro, were in charge
Of the revolutionists, advised the reyo-
lutionists to kill them, stating that
those whose lips were closed in death
could never bear witness agFInst the
living.
Papers were captured on Gomez and
in the house where he was found which
will throw light on the recent outbreak,
bnt the officers do not care to disclose
their contents. Among the number Is
piece Of poetry, dedicated to Gomez,
relating in verse the recent engage'
ments in Mexico, and praising various
members Of tho party who crossed to
the Mexican side Of the river and en-
gagged therein, The officers are highly
elaEed at the capture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
Alive wlth q nrolLon Nocls.

BAY Cry, Jan. 2l.-Peter Brinken-
stein, of this city. is suffering with a
broken neck, but the attending physi-
clan thinks no will recover. Brinken-
stein was night watchman In q box lac
tory, and having occasion last Saturday
night to climb to a steam pipe over the
boilers, he fell, striking on his head,
He remained insensible for some time,
and upon recovering found himself una
bio to move his head.
He walked home, however, and has
remained there ever since. Physicians
who have examined Brinkenstein say
that two OF the yertebre OF the spinal
column are broken.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
.TElNpnoNn PATIENTS nxPIR1No.


The Fundamental Patent Ends in March
and Others Soon After.
CuicAeo. iaJan. %, One by one the
patents covering telephone rights are
expiring. at midnight last night the
Blake transmitter, which receives the
speech and transmits 1t over the wire,
became the property Of the public after
many yearR exclusive control by the
American Bell Telephone Company.
March Of this year will see the end Of
the main patent on the telephone, that
issued to Alexander Graham Bell, and
which covered the fundamental patent
on the telephone, tho transmission Of
speech electrically over wire. AT the
came time the patent first issued on
the receiverSwill expire, though q sec.
ond patent was granted on this device
January 80, 1877, and that has until
January 30ot next year to run.
With the expiration Of the Bell pat
emit the telephone business is promised
many rivals. The Stronger Automatic
Telephone Company is one Of the com.
panies which promises competition
with It's automatic switchboard, that is
designed to do away with the central
Office Of the 4presentsystem.
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a corrse 1eld for isxpenses.

NoRrHrAsT, Pa. Jan. 22,-Fred Koch
committed suicide in the summer Of
1885 by eating paris green. The body
was taken from q vacant lot to the
undertaking establishment OF man
named Burton. Burton expected that
One expenses would be borno by rela.
tiyes. This was not done, however,
and the body which had been en-
balmed, was placed IN o back room,
where IL has. remained for six years.
"A few days. ago the body, which had
assumed the appearance Of q mummy,
was ordered TO DO placed in a cheap
coffin and buried on the aimshouse
fnrml ftGf
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I'M I,o.t N IIonnr b, Nolhlnr.

RrcnNoNp, VA Jan. %. = Colonel
William +. wiclham, Of tho First Viz.
finia regiment oil cavalry, received d
iottcr from General McMlhon, Of New
York, declining 10 glye the regiment
tho post OF honor at the inaugural cero.
monies OF Pfosld0nt.olect Cleveland.
HeHayBit 10 cubtomnry TO grant that
post 10 tho Warrington military, and
this course will DO pursued In March.
Wickhatn's regiment will not 80 10
1Vhahinfioh. t
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LoNnoS, Jan. % All the party leaders
have issued whips exhortllg their
followers to be unremitting in their at
tendance to their parliamentary duties
during the coming session. Lord Sails
bury and Arthur ]. Balfour, formerly
frat lord Of the treasury, emphasizes
the statement that it is Of the utmost
Importance for every uulonist to be in
his place carly and constantly, as tho
homerule bill will DO introduced short
ly after the opening, and heavy and hot
debates are TO be expected from the be-
ginning.
AT a prolonged cabinet meeting yes
terday the ministers discussed the legal
aspects Of the home rule bill. Sir
Charles Russell, attorney general, and
Lord Perchell, lord high chancellor,
who previously had not attended tho
cabinet meetings, were present and
gave their opinions at length,
W no REsTRIcT IMMIGRATION.
The Right Hon. James Lowther has
been selected TO move the amendment
Of the address. How'll ask that imme-
diate steps DO taken to legislate against
pauper aliena. Legal restrictions Of
pauper immigration have been Rdvo-
Gated by unionist newspapers for many
months, and especially since the e&pul-
zion Of Anarchists from France last
spring awelled the Anarchist colony
with hundreds Of incident and penni-
less agitators,
n A new department devoted to, the In
teresta OF labor is to be formed on tho
lines suggested by Professor Gould, who
recently was before the royal labor
commission. These lines conform gen
orally with those followed by the labor
bureau in Washington. Rather unex-
pectedly the treasury has allowed
handsome sum for the organization OF
the bureau. Tom Mann was at arat re-
garded as the prospective
HEAD OF THE NEW BUREAU,
and may still believe that he will &c.
cept the Office despite his assertion that
he prefera TO remain where he is, as no
will be better able to advance working.
mems interests ii not an incumbent OF
d government office.
Mr.. Gladstone has received hundreds
OF letters in the last few days and scores
OF callers making inquiries as to the
state Of his health. Tho reports that
he is failing have caused great solicit
tude and some alarm among his per
sonal friends and the advocates OF Home
Rule. no dispel all doubts he walks
and drives frequently in the parks, be-
sides sending out occasional denials that
lie is feeling less strong and energetic
than formerly.
There is general apprehension among
liberal Engliahmen, however, that their
Prime Minister is not SO well as he and
his friends would make the world be-
lieye It is impossible toverify these
approximations, as Mr.. Gladstone Is very
closely guarded by his family and near
est friends, and only personal and poll
tical intimates are able to gain access
to him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23

EMMA, N, Y, Jan. 81. Tho Frost
murder trl8lat Bath came TO q close al
inidnieht ldSt night, whom the jury ron.
dbfod q verdict 81 not guilty
Frost was indicted for Killing Daniel
Dunoghue, q member Of the American
Flint glpaa Wofketa' Union, ~ Corning,
last August The evidence wont 10
show. that Frost, who was nonsunloh
ticmbot, committed no murder, fearing
Ills oWnllio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.


TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF oHlV
u COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA;
Tho Riverside Iron Works ,,...,.
va In ChaHeeS'
Spiral Void Tube Company
Pursuant 10 the decree cnlOrql in the aeoISs
entlilcd caue on the 18th day Of January A. y
1903, l will on
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, AID. iSA
at O'Clock, at tho front door Of the Court logt1
In tho City OF Whoollng, West Virginia QUOT Y
public sale 10 tho Highest bidder for clSl wv
hundred and twenty (le0l bonds OF lh!e sIth,,,
Weld TubO Company, bearing date the ?1!u u.
Of April, A. D. 1891, payable ilyeycaFS aIeI ma
With Interest al per cont payable som ~ nj
ly,twOnty Of which AFRO for Tho iaCc value oi yS,
thousand dollars each, and ono hundttl q nv ",
iaco vRluO Of ono hundred dollars Gach. d5i
whole OF said one hundred and twenty MAJ
bonds being oi tho face OF par value oil 'u"'
'uOu'A"p uO''A WILLIAM H. iIEARSE
spiclhl CommIs'ion'h
!, John ". Mitchell ClOyk Of lhc Circuit SSIg
Of Ohio county, Wclt Virginia do hereby fIvv'WI
that William lt lIeesne liN glVcu bona ~ XII
sum required by the said lepr0D, US iliiiHnsi,
Of January, A, d, 1893, conditioned arcO'"'"s'
law and With bufOty approved by me, c,o,t
iaiS JOHN w MITCHELL ''UN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23

w ANFED- TEA SALESMAN Vi;s
w has an established trade in WbeSlI. ll
sell tea on commission for a New Yoyk i,,llil \
Ing ten house Of twenty years standing, PsS'II9gt
York. ''''" ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23

NANIED-FoR THE VEiSs,
w STATES ARMY, able. bodied ttEl
mon, between tho ages OF q and Al v, usslllalfl
pay Tations, clolhing aud medical s,,o H doa
Applicants must DO prepared 10 furnish y, y
tory evidence a. TO RgG, character md ll,tt
Apply a. 1871 Main street, Wheeling " " v4aAal4
ma,
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IN0R RENT-MARKET GAR6PS7
~ One mile above tho Top mill, H nISs.Ar'
Immediately Apply AZ No. Is Fifteenth ~
TO JOHN T. GlLoHRlsT. ''"'u W., W.
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lWANrEn

A GENTS. SALARY ANDGNVS,;>
EAsIQN, Best FTlleFnal Order AssS,, S IA
Both Life and Endowment Ciassss ei iiAlqA
N every respect sOuio District At,ep \. w
AFare chance, Address KING GC11 ssSMlgl
Square. New York. go VA
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FoR-RENr

ENoR RENT-A NEW FP1Ts
IL House Of Eight Rooms, corner FAM.
and Woods streets. Possession Apri l'N Inssal,h
at31 Fifteenth street - 'I4giA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
THE HOME RULE BILL
Expscted to be the Subject Of Hot
and Heavy Debates.
il is TO Be INTRODUCED EARLY.

4 Law to Restrict Paupsr ImmlgFa,
ton to Great By'saIa viii also be
Asked FORA Labor Bureau Mod.
eled amer that at Washington viii
DO misunderstanding. Gladstonc's
Health Causes splicItpdc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.
YaIaabI8COrnerO ppoSltePubIicBaIdllg


BY virtue Of a decd Of trust dated tho ninth
day OF March, eighteen hundred md ninety -olA
aud recorded ~ the office Of tho Clerk OF hs
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia "a
Deed OF Trust Book No, 80, PAGE 1873, made By
Kate g, HandlAn and William NJ Handlan, neg
husband, TO inc, the undersigned trustee, shAi
as such trustee, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, Il, 1891
ut 10 O'Clock n. M, oflar Tor sGlo At the morn
door oil tho Court House OF Ohio county w V,
IN the city Of Wheeling ut public auction 10 Ins
highest bidder. on tho terms hereinafter mea'
TONED. tho property described IN said deed q
follows, viz:
All those two parcels OF land In tho city Z
Wheeling, West Virginia, situated on tho sonla
wc4t corner Of Ch0plln9 formerly Fourth sitee
and Sixteenth formerly John street. and 9esE'
mated Ns snb.diylslonS number ono. ~ ald wv
insgulro number thirteen (l3) In the idcly N
Wheeling, acknowledged for record by james
Bhker and JatpOs II. Stout on the tenth day q
january, 1855, aud recorded IN tho office o. "
ClOfk OF the County Court Of Ohio county, v; Va
IN Deed Book No 81, page 40. together Win =
the appurtonlnces, right aud privileges Ine's
unto III any wise belonging or appcrtAlhlIg
TERMS or SALEi-Q nC.thtrd and as inuch Hi W
rs purchaser may elect TO pay In cash lho pSi
eighteen. months respectively, notes 70 20 wv.
Tor the. dOlOrrod fnstallments, bearing inleIN!N
from the date OF sale, payable seIatanauAll
and secured by deed OF trust OIL tho pfgpf,I I
or by the trustee retaining the title unll w!
payment and by policy Of insurance Oh y.
buildings for lt least tho sum Of SjOOO IN s9m'
company satisfactory TO the trustee ...,..
IN w T. HUBBARD, Trustee
J. O HERyEY, AuCtloneOr jail
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
GENERA NOTICES.
TOR MAYOR.

10 THE vorERs OF TUE Cry oPwurEuxo.
am a candidate for Mayor Of the CITY a
Wheeling at the next Municipal Election, 10 4
held January96, 1891 Your vote Is respectful,
solicited. Respectfully
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
sac SNlphur SprInqg, Jan. Is.

"HANDsoME is that handsome does"
and il Hoods sarsaparilla doesn't do
handsomely then nothing does. Have
Won ever tried it? il
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FoRRENE.

FOurrOOms on thothIrd floor at No ios M,
street. Rant $40 per month, Possession PsS.l
airy l. -FurRiture now In this dwelling "a, any, Y
bought II wanted, w
y. JAMES L, HAWLEY.
lalo li?0 Main ttrs,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23
. Wise Merchant

Is never content TO stans
still Stagnation Is deaiIl
-ln TRADE as in othsI
things. New Custoneil
should be sought after q
the time, There is onIl
sway to get them--'ls
the Advertising columIp
Of Good Newspapers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-23

The two buildings ownod by the
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton havo frontagos on Main and Wash
ington streets and arc connected. The
InValids' Hotel and Surgical Instilute
occupies hve.story brick building,
175xl50 feet, and Is not to be clussed
with hospitais. but Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
RrDIrCED RATES

The following telegram was received
by Commercial Agent j. j. Mullene Of
the Santa r. yesterday.
Galveston, Tex. Jau. n. 1893.
J. j. Mmiane
Effective Jan IL. rates from Los AM
gelcs Red0nda. San Diego. Cal and
Intermediate points via Southern Cali
fornia railway, 10 connection with The
Atlantic and Pacific and Atchson. To
polka and SAINTS Fe. viu Purcell 10 our
WiaiiOns Galveston. Houston. Conrocs
Bolton, Weathnrfori Honey Grove. and
Paris and intermediate points, viii BE-
% coNts per hundred on vino in wood
cauitcl goods beans and horax. and -
cents per hundred on brandy in wood
IN straight carloads W. ~. MASTERS
General FREIGHT AKeat.
This IL quite q reduction from the TAR
~ DOW In effect. which Us on wine w
wood s canned goods -. beans and DO
ra1 SiiO. aud on brandy IN wood Sl.3O
10 straight car louds. Judging from
the above. the Santa Fc is after tic
Southern Pacific iu style that win make
the luttprs hair curl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12

irg n Fort Worth shall be- made mem
nfahle oac. and toe local men VII zee
10 h that 49, sloar b. left unturued %
make the visit gu that shall rebound
not Ohlv 10 tie credit of the city but
TO the honor 81 the local agents a. en-
tertainers This Is p gathering Of rep
reseutahve body of men. and Fort
Worth can be dcpeDled upon to do her
duty "a seping they have every facility
for q thorough enjoyment Of their visit
70 the metropols OF the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
A nnrAr nAm-nnAD-

San Antonio. Tex. Jan. Specially
Editor Rohir,ou Of Truth, tho Local
Farmers Alliauce paper, leaves tonOr-
row for Washington. whore h. will lob
hy IN the interest OF the popalist pro
ject ~ the government h'rlding q rail.
road from Galveston % Canada.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
REIr LINE

Houston. Tex. Jan. Special ,.
The line Of The Arkansas Pass railroad
viii soon BE- extended to cr0ss the bridge
here near the Merchants and Planters
on mill and 20 connection with The
6outhern Pacific 10 the Fifth ward.
pl9te belt iiue around Hoiston, about
as convenient as could be arranged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12
MANAGER sENWES Oe AioRILI,

The Memphis Commercial of ilr an
.usi SUES Raphael Semmrs and his
tmiiy lrfi yesterday for Mobile. Aha.
aln of tNr famous Admiral Scnmns
zoos ip AlHiuua'a srnpOr lO take chHrgr
of ,lr street RAILWAY system of thnt CITY,
3 urcHcu DO d. horsrcIr liue. hui iu-
mediate chuugc IS 10 hc made 10 electric
power.
Dir Sruiuc, is native ur Mobile. a
ION OF thr nWous Admirable SpIlnic.
lln came 90 Mpmph.. rod tlH close OF the
war htd ai puro became identified with
ih. street railway Interests oft the cliy
When tie two systems r'i ting ut thrt
lmc wgr united, forming the Citia.nt
street Railway company. Mr. Srmmcs
vas mode ihc Assistant umoagcr H.
was iUuily the mgnILrr 'uud was mndc
furh ui W eIrif eirjlul The success
OF ms management b. uttpstod by the
lir" dIyiieuds declared uy thr company
Annually
Nr. Seuuncs was popular nor Only with
iis r1upHbF. hu' with his employees and
ihr rt,a'lp- ml'.F. Tic patrons of the
lYhlcl wore accommodated ou an Occn-
fiuus il ih' best pus ihlr manner Extra
AIRS and lnt, ears were run when neeeg.
snrr to accommodate large gatherings or
evening entcrtuium,u The empluves
almost 90 q man. sWure 10y thr ccrcrul
mnnAG'r Early nuh leie be- worked with
the ucu. ana during rhp change uf the
entire system of over forty miles from
animal go electric power hc exhibited
wonderful Patience in dealing with the
Inevitable grumhiing. slow contractors.
legal interirreucc.. and thr usual attend.
AM aud unavoidable delays
Last August Mr. Sommc resigned
and, after long consideration hs resigun-
ton was accepted THAT De las s,rn "a
10 tn7o ~ h,s abode n uuothcr dty ii
"a natter of regret NOT ouly uu MI. own
account bot on account uf Bis wife and
four lovely children llrs S,mmps h "A
chnrmins woman, q devoted Rifc and
mother, who ~ beloved here los large
circle of friends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-12

Fire at CentroYile, Cation county.
New brunswick, destroyed Wilkinson
and Butts Woodworking factory. No
lNenale's blacksmith Works Captain per-
kin's house, Fitzgerald Sons shoe factory.
Clnks factory cad n o, Whites store
LOSS. about Sl6OOiO.