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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

fOuIi-
CnkDowR heirs OF James Csnron, deceased.
Action TO enforce Tax Lien
NOW, at this day comes the plaintiff b,
~ c,unsrl. before tn" u IdrrsisAcd clerk ":
thu Cape Giirarieau Court of Common flras. q.
Cape Girarirnu county. Missouri. ia vacation
ANIL files herciH his petition and affidavit. stat
ing among other things that the defendants.
unknown heirs o. James Cannon. .iecen sod. ar
uoa-resid-ntE OF the state OF Missouri. that
their names cannot be inserted in said p-t.tio:
because uaknowat II plaintiff aid they ca,no'
b. summoned in this action and that they ar
the owners OF the real estate described Ia sai'
petition and hrrrinaff-T described, havin.
derived the same by inheritance from sai
James Cannon. deceased II is therefor
ordered by the clerk Aforesaid. in vacation. thu
publication be male notifying said defendant
that an action has been commenced a-ains
thrm by ~,rtition in the CAPE Girarirau Cour.
Of Common Pleas. OF Cape Girarirau county
in the state of Missouri, for taNcs upon tn,
following described lands. tO-wit:
Lot number one hundred aid nine lO9l rang,
r, in the City of Cape Girar.iean, Missouri
And to recover the amount OF ta>rs due o
said lands for the years isSi. lss9. lSo, lssl
lS.ts.
That ualcss they be and apprar at the mex
regular term of this conrt tn hc begun aud neli
at the court house in the City Of cape Girar
dean, APE GirariraU county. Missouri. on thu
fourth Monday in September acNt, iStt', ana @
or before the sixth day thereof 81 the tern
shall 50 loig cOItinuc; If not, then before tn
emil of the tcr.n,) ard answer or d'inur l.
plaintiffs petition. the same will he taken a
confessed aud judgment rendered accordingly
II is further ordered that a copy hereof he pub
lished in the Cape Girarrirau DknnCEAT.. F.;
Newspaper printed aad published AZ Cape Cir
ariraC. Cape Giraricau county, Missouri. fCi
four weeks successfully, tn" last insertion Il
H. at least fifteen days before tho trst day q
The next regular terra Of this court
4 trIc copy.
.ATrESr: EDWARD IL ESGELNANN.
Il. Z. DAVE. Clerk
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff. auyJng
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12
julya0us

EfSAL SErTI EAEST.-Sotiee is hereby
l. given TO all creditors aud others Interested
In the estate az Henry Caienbach, decreased.
that y. II. welteckc. late public administrator
and as such having charge Of said estate in
tends to make final settlement thereof at the
next term OF the Probate Court OF Cape Girar-
teau equity, Missouri to be held at the cour,
in the city n Jackson on Monday August
18th. lS3. + II. WELTECKE,
~july2sn1 Late Public Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

The Democratic campaign declara-
ton, "Vote for Grover Cleveland and
get s1.25s bushcl for your wheat"
to be clearly understood, should be
taken in connection with the Bourbon
demand for "wildcat' notes.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

BoIrke Cochran is said to have
been studying Senator Shcrman's
speeches in order to qualify himself
to support the IA of silver purchase
repeal. The Tamunny orator knows
where to seek for sound financial
wisdom.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

Cleveland is not the only person
that has been taking a vacation. His
election as President has compelled
hundreds of thousands of working
men and women to follow his exam
pie.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

Senator Jones, of Nevada, declares
that he is going to site up" the Senate
on silver legislation. If he is given
plenty of rope the chances III that
he will hang himself during his at
tempt.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

There lie contemplate malevolence
10 the DeInocrstic charge thst Cover
nor Mckinieyfs opinions are worth
less on financial questions, because, as
u Bourbon organ vIndictiveiy psts
Il, be "diju't know how to manage q
small fortune of his own On the
snle prlnciph Alexander Hamilton.
Henry Chsy and samuel j, Randall
were not qualified to discuss financial
proslcms. Governor Mckinley fost
his property in an eErt to help a
friend, and not from, inftentfon to
busi.e.s OF hack Of foresight. 1t is
Hard 10 please the average tree trader.
II a Republican chances to accuEnuL
late wealth he i<a "plutocraf" who
has fattencd on the toll of the people. .
II he prefers 10 devote his gifts and
energies 10 his country aud remain
il is proof conclusive of his un-
fitness for public tTust. i
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

The fact that the old Nestor of
sound money, John Sherman, is still
in the United States Senate, is the
chief secret Of the hopefulness of
Grover Cleveland regarding the
repeal of the Silver Purchase act.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

There is nothing left to do but re-
ducc wages" says Abram S. Hewitt,
who certainly is a Democrat who on
every account is entitled to speak
with authority. lie is himself n OF
the foremost men in the iron and
steel industries, with regard to which
he speaks. Ore" he says, "cannot be
obtained any cheaper; Coal and every
thing else are as cheap al possible; SO
wages must come down." Mr.. Hewitt
Being a Democrat, it is strange that
he forgets there is one other thing to
do. lie can stop work, and let us
buy our iron in Europe. That is the
free trade ideal.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12
To Whom it May Concern.

OFFICE OF CITY CLEuk
CITY OF CAFE GIRARDEAu, Mo,
August sth. lSri.
At q regular meeting Of the City Council held
on the 9TH day OF August 1893, the following
resolution wac presented, read, and On motion
adopted.
WHkKEAs. 1t is necessary that Frederick
street, from Thcmis street to Jefferson avenue.
should be graded and grnveled for the con-
veuience OF the public. therefore be it
RESOLVED. that said Frederick street he
tween Themis street and Jefferson avenue. be
graded, graveled and otherwise placed in con-
dition for public use in accordance with law.
and the City Clerk is hereby instructed to
publish this resolution in some newspaper
published in the city OF Cape Girardcau for two
consecutive weeks, to the end that said work
may be done.
fSignedl Ben. II ADAMS,
I certify that the fnreg' i * is o true copy Of
said resolution rs ADOPTED by the City Council
as above stated.
- GEo. l.. CHAPrELL,
{sHALS City Clerk.
~ anglo
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

be at least fifteen days before the first day OF the
next regular term Of this Court.
ArTIsr: LDwARD II. ENGELAANN.
b. y. DAyIs, Clerk.
/, Attorney for Plaintiff. aug539
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

The recent bank failures in the
West and South serve to remind the
public what the result would have
been were til. Burbon demand for
the repeal of the State bank tax an
accomplished fact and the country
flooded with the wildcat notes OF
these defunct institutions,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

The mills at Perryvillc are pay
ing the good old Democratic times
prices for wheat-thirty-fiye cents
per bushel, and hundreds of the
Democratic farmers in that county
are swearing they will again
vote the Democratic ticket. So
thoroughly are they disguised with the
Democratic times that many of them
will never touch a Democratic ticket.
not even for a county Office. This
wiz make old Perry county q Repub-
hcan county-just what she should
have been long ago.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12
Probate Docket.

List of Executors. Administrators Guardians
and Curators who are required by law to cN-
and date below named. at the August Term,
ISas, or sail court, to be begun and held at the
tourt house in the city OF Jackson, Cape Girar-
iicau county. Missouri. commencing on Mon
lay, Angus; 18th. 1888.
Monday. First Day-Aug. Nth, 1893
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12
Order of Publication.

In the Cape Girardcau Court OF Common rlcas
July ..fh, lsD.
The State Of Missouri nj the relation anu 10 the
usc OF Peter I.ehhcr. Collccto 7 OF the rrycnut
Of Cape Girarleau county in tile state Of Mis-
souri,.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12
Old Growers message to Congress
isin the public priat. 1t reads like q
proclamation ffom Wall street.
II the price Of pork continues to
tumble every Democrat In the country
will be wishiAs he vas . poor hog.

The Ciesehnd volunteers are filing
the roads and freight cars rs they
tramp East. No President since Lin
coin has called cut more men from
their work thsn Grover Cleveland.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12
Wednesday, the Twenty-Third Day
of August. 1898.

At the court house door, in the city Of jackson.
county OF Cape Girardeau, Missouri. between
the hours of hine O'Clock In the forenoon aud
five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day, and
during the session Of the Cape Girardcsu
County Circuit Court, sell nj public auction, Ia
the highest bidder. for Cash il hand. all the
right title, interest. claim and estate OF Lewis
e.. Drum. to satisfy said execution aud cost.
JUDSOS NJ. RANDOL.
july-9as sheriff.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

The suspension of banks, and clos
ing of mills anu mines and the general
cry of distress that is heard in all
parts of the country at present are
almost as striking rs the erection of
new mills, the enlargement of old
ones and the general demand for
labor that followed the enactment Of
the Mckinley law.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12
Sherih's Sale.

RY virtue and authority Of q special execu-
- ton issued by the clerk Of the Cape Girar-
deau county Circuit Court. In and for Cape Gil
rardeau county, Missouri, bearing date the
eleventh day or May, Isss. and returnable to
the August term. ISIS, OF the Cape Girardeau
county Circuit Court OF said county. In favor
Of Sachse, plaintiff, and against Lewis
e. Drum, defendant, I have levied upon and
ssi1ed the following described real estate. lying
and being In tho county of Cape Girardeau.
state OF Missouri, as the property OF Lewis c
Drum, to-wit:
quarter "a Of section number reyen "a and
the routhwest quarter (aJ OF the southwest
quarter "a Of section number eight u all in
township number thirty-thrse t35l, north of
range number twelve (lsl east, containing
eighty tso) acres, and I will, on
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

The Democrats of Charleston are
going to have an election to elect s
Postmaster for that town. At that
election no Republican will be al
lowed to vote. That is the way the
Democrats do the Republican, in
some Of the Southern States but We
imagine Charleston is too far North
for that kind Of ballot-box bulldozing.
Congressman Arnold may and he may
not recommend the man who receives
the greatest number of votes at that
election.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12
Railway
sr. LOUIS 4 PADUCAH Hallway
ST. LOUIS . CAIRO sHokr LINE.
Csr. L. A. D r. H.B- 3. OO.)

This line now matss direct eosef<dea nfta
1T. q c. trains leaving. ttps etfsfaeee ~
S.oo Q m, arriving II 81. Leas O n.e IN.
ing At Cape Giraraeau 1t LOO p. m.
GEo. l.. LAZY, Gen. Pass Agt. 3. Loais.
GRO W PAxkEk, Gen. Manager, 81. Lonis.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-08-12

'Aehsthey would be almostpriceleasto taoss Who
suffer from this distressing complaint; butfortu-
natsly- theirgoodncsr docs notendh here and thoas
Whooncetry them will md these LITTLE pills vaiu-
able in 70 many ways that thsy will not be viii
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

The frat excursion % Grand Rapids
- the season cane in AZ ll:.}p yesterday
morning over the ChicagoS West Michi-
gan road. bringing about so persons
from Denton Hsrbor and ST. Joseph.
and other points along the road The
union depot was crowded for an hour
befor. the arrival 70 the train with per.
epns Who wished 10 meet friends and
With Washers, both male and female.
looking Tor a chance to catch on" The
train pulled In on schedule time and the
excursouisfs quickly dispersed them.
selves over the city. After walking the
main streets for an hour or two and
having prncured dinner, many OF them
took the electric cars Ia Reels lake and
North PARK and John Bali park. while
many speut the afternoon IN looking
about tie city. Many were taken IN
.ov by friends and relatives aud we're
shown the town. II Was a fine looking.
we'll behaved crowd ~ people such "a -
always welcomed warmly 10y the ciii.
zsns q Grand Rapids. ~ 10 the ex-
CURSOR left the city on its return trip.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
MICHIGAN FAVORS.
What Will the balance Of the Faithful
Secure.

what will Michigan getg" That is a
question that is often asked by the
large delegation II Michigan candidates
in the city and which has a. yet found
no satisfactory answer. There have
been thus Tar only five Michigan presi-
DENTAL appointments requiring confirm
alton. Morse has been sent To Glas-
gov: Watson and Fyfe have been named
Tor the customs service. and Rowley and
Cploger Tor Postmasters- Only one Ut
these appointments il outside the state.
\ number of positions FOR which Michi-
gan men hav. been leading candidates
have been filed by gentlemen from
other states There are, however. still
enough Michigan candidates To supply
any demand and still enough offices To
20 around President Cleveland showed
mrs warm interest in Michigan and
Michigan men during his first admins
tration. and President Harrison. although
little slow IN getting at il. kept the
sfste nearly a. we'll IL the front Michi-
gan men in Washington are confident
that the state will continue 10 fare
handsomely. During all the last month
while other states have been pressing
vigorously for places and crowding the
president incessantly. there has been no
pressure from Michigan. And il il be
li-ved that this modesty will tell in
favor 1t her democrats. Sunday Free
prcsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

The schedule COMMITTEES ~ the Miehi-
gan state Ba=. Ball league will meet in
Saginaw May , ~ make UP the schedule
" -~rs. Culver - Bay City, Rev no.ds az
Saginaw. and Mumby ~ this city con-
PRISE a cofu nIttee to visit the cities in
tesested and report progress.
Hss~el Nousema q Oakland avenue
who wandered frou. his house last week
and vs- found the next day trying 10
sweep out an alley was released from
jail Frsiay morning but he disappeared
from home again saturday and has not
been -e-n since.
\ petition gill 10 s~nt IN the common
council tonight from merchants Ia Canal
.'re.' asking that smoke consumers 20
ordered on the chimneys e the Street
Esilvsy company's power house aud on
al factory buildings along Msll street.
Wofknsn we're busy ell day yesterday
placing tiab.rs in the train shed on
whicn 20 support a root similar To the
one vh.ca sas sTrcked last winter by
81 avalanche Il snow from the main
ro.f
\ ~ Norehead's rig that ~as driven
away saturday n,ght from the corner 81
PAX sad Monroe streets was found by
pstruluan yesterday morning on Ess;
Bridge street near the brewery. The
horas vas hiiched tn post
Dren stree, ears were put On 'cr the
fir-' time yesterday 20 run from Canal
anil Lyon streets to the lake. They
carry r0gnd sigma on the car roofs az
-sch end announcing their route.
rex SIGHT artillery wili holt; iis public
ins,sction on Monday. April n. ins,esl
20 Apr! - a. before stated. The IN
~,seeiiag olNcer will he Cod. &. H. R.~~
- the second regiment
TIE street ears were taxei heavily 20
hsns.le The crowds. yesterday. in the
cic-.d rars. \ tes summer cars wsre
puf n service - heip out.
SECRETARY Nsri ~ the Y II G.. A.
~i.l tais to The congregational pastors
Al their ve~<iy conference this morning.
The spring EXHIBIT - me art as@o-ss
ton Ill open N The rseul~ n the Nc
" Mulien els',sk thi- evening.
Mi@-es Sage M Rsned.cts dancing
cla~~s-- sil ei,.@e tais week
re Per-, rsl = Hsrfnan 4 vesilers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
PLAYED THE MOTOEMaN.
AZ Electric Motor Bisccss q Man OF
straw

One night iss. week certain mischiev-
7sss tuys 90 Scrihber street. near Leon
ar,i street. placed straw man on the
electric car trscs tate ia the evening. II
happ-nSsi that tharles Me''oran :
meteor VS. tho ono o. catch tho joke.
Charley 90. isttng h's car spcesl along
al "a nassirngm rate - u sas hIs last
trip for tho nieht amt hs wished g. MAKE
4 - short - possible.
lie siid not 49, the form - the pre-
trate man enf.l has car vas Aimee; upon
u. b. caught the brake handle anil
shut !; down un'ii tse wheels Hiti Over
the rails. hut TIE car did rot stop bntii
the shee'@ <tos-i 9pnn the man Char.
ieF rushed hecs - tho rear esclaiu ~ z
o. his conductor Ca JAmes. ois silt
a usanr
Tie Conductor AMI Charley iuraFsai
,ts-sn ~ $50 what ss= i.-~t g. 30 ,l.ssie
,shen th-y discovered 49, true estufe z
'hs a.sn The street ess aien base
b.-er -rsusins 81 hafiay sssE.snss ever
sifre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

Dr. Will L Moore. formerly os this
city, vili 20 % the Sandwich isisnds a.
ressdent physician % a sugar plantation.
Ds. docre graduated from TIE kiga
school sith the class II S and IL at
present demonstrated VI nervous diseases
in the medical department Of the Uni
versity.
Detective Frank Kennedy. who Was
very how last week from a relapse of
pneumonia aaa not expected ~ recoser.
was reported yesterday 10 be little
better.
Mrs. Lotta w. Hunt. who has been in
has returned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17

Are those disorders which. beginning With
an apparently trivial inactivity Of the kid
neys or bladder, terminates in Bright's dis
case diabetes and cystitis. The first two not
only interrupt the functions Of the reI1Al OF
gans. but destroy their structure with as
much certainty IA tubcrcular consumption
does that Of the lungs. Hoststter's Stomach
Bitters Is an excellent diurctic. papmoting
the activity NJ these organs without overex-
citing them. thus averting the deadly mala-
dies in which their inaction il - prone Ia
culrninste. The removal from tho blood Of
impurities which the kidneys should, bat do
not, when inactive. secrete. In another bene-
fccnt effect 1t this incompatible medicated
stimulant and depurent. The bitscrs h. in
all cases. too. fine restorative ~ vigor and
aid to digestion. remedies malarial disease
and banishes liver complaint and constipa-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
iIQuOR DEALERS MEETING.


asSSs4sss
A meeting of the Wholesale and re-
tail liquor dealers was called for
Last evening in the Brotherhood lodge
rooms on Pearl street. 10 take action
towards recognizing . branch or the
state association. A reporter for p
HEsALp called there shortly att that
tour. having been told by - OF the
saloon KEEPERS that there uld he u
barring OF doors against newsp -
men. az had previously | en- alle "a.
Lees than dozen were pre- ut. r INK
T. Warr-ll sat behind a tab. q. ..hich
was a roll Of legislative bills. one of
which be was examining. The faces of
tlsose present plainly asked 10 what they
were indebted for what they evidently
considered an untinely visit.
do intruder asked the reporter.
Yes. ssr. YOU do" was the prompt re-
ply u Mr.. Warr-ll. We don't ALLOW
anybody in here except members"
Members III WHAT
Members II this association. as the
reply.
Mr.. - said the reporters would be
seicome TO your meetings.. remarked
the reporter.
We'll. Mr. - don't belong TO the
state association" was the reply.
lis there state association branch
here ;heng"
Why. yes. That is. We haven't or
ganized II yet. but we're going to-
Several prominent saloon keepers
vere seen about town and they appeared
to take but little interest In the meeting.
some Il them said that they cared moth
ing to belong to the state organization.
as they believed the local retail dealers
brotherhood is all the organization they
want. although they claim that that Is
purely social in its nature and takes no
hand in politics or legislation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
INDIAN OUTRAGES.
Yaqui Braves Kill Thrcc Mcxicans
and Hun ON Stock.

HFEuosIu.o. Mexico. April l6.-A
courier has Just arrived here from San
.Iavier. small village situated south
ives; q here in tho Sierra Nadre mount
aims. bringing intelligence ~ ouiragcs
committed by the Yaqui Indians. who
recently attacked the hacienda Il n
Sraniard named Pcdrs RAMIREZ in the
valley ~ the Ysqui river west az San
SAVER. and kille,i THREE servants who at
tempted On defend the place The In
lila ns then barred the granarics at the
Hacienda and drove off several hundred
head 20 stock into the mountains Cd.
Prudence Gomez With large force 10
troops IL no~ in the isqu, country.
and wili eniesyor b. sub,iuc the warrir z
braves
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
NO STRIKE FOR A WEEK.
The Carpenters ut the Worlds Fair
Bidc Their Time.

CHICAGO. April l6.-Labor troubles
will NOT disturb the progress OF the
worlds fair for week at least. This,
was decided at meeting of the Carpen
ters Council this afternoon. The trouble
with the worlds fair directors was die
cussed at length. President Cogswell OF
the council was in favor II holding Z
secret meeting Of all the union carpen-
tiers in the city and leave tn them tho
decision 81 what should be done in the
matter. This idea was received by tho
delegates with favor and was adopted
President Cogswell said tonight that tho
carpenters did not desire To jcopardixs
the interests of the worlds fair. "All
we want" said he. lis that the expo.
sition company shall sign our agreement
AS the Carpenters and Builders associa.
ton have done"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
LEGAI.IZED MURDER.
The Fatal Ending or an Old Fcud ~
McuphSs

MExrHis. April l6.--An old feud be-
tween two families eliminated in des-
persae and bloody street duel in North
Memphis late this afternoon. Some
time ago William Wilson clopcd with q
handsome young woman named Ella
Benson. sister of Forrest EenRon. Tho
brother opposed the match and
recently has been harassing Wilson
on having him arrested on trivial
trumped up charges. A few days ago
henson swore out . warrant charging
Wilson with attempted murder. John
Lewis. Edward Lawrence and j. A. Mil
Ter. all relatives ii Benson. werc depu-
tiled Ia serve the writ. When they met
Wilson this afternoon. he refused 20
recognize the warrant. claiming the
charges were untrue. a running fight
ensued and when the smoke cleared
away Wilson Was found Ia he MORALLY
wounded. His assailants were arrested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-17
ACRE o. GLASS SHATTERED.
\ Boiler t:spL-to~ 1'ias. Havoc with
q sre.'ohou-c.

CHfcAao. April 10 i.akeyicv wis
shaken by vinlens cspioa,on At q o'clsk
;hiz afternoon. The boiler cslnneci,~i
with AIhert Fuehs' greenhouse. Al
i3YoH AMI Evanston avenues burst, tear
ing the isuilsti,e.e ~ p,eers. sshiteriig
an acre 80 NOR. - glas- roofing ard
r..riou@iy ,r!uSiag the fireman. beinhohlt
sehsiie~t. Tho espi,~ipn rss eau..~i
~ def-r, w the t.,ilef Mr. fueh-
.sfimsts- his h.s~ bY the s.piasinn sitd
consequent esIS-afs q plants 81 e1fso