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The herald., 1893-08-23
Phoenix, Afiz., August 10th.
,,a.,s o1 sal,rorn,a women.

A. society Of Native Daughters Of Cal
ifornia has prepared magnificent ban
ner for the poppy room of the Worlds
fair. The ground is Of white satin, thu
decoration of poppies. The letters wer
designed by another member and work
ed in gold, the whole being the hands
work of the young women. Californi'
poppies sprinkle the covers of the maga
zine of that name with the snowy yel
low b111
The herald., 1893-08-23
southcrn Pacific Earninrs.

San Francisco, Aug. 22.-The semi
annual statement of the Southern Pacific
company shows that the gross earnings
of the road from January 1st to June
3Oth were $23, 16l 900, being an increase
OF $1,049 900 over the same period in
1899. The increase in net earnings was
$400, 900.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Grand Circuit Races.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 22.-Open-
ing day of the grand circuit races.
Waathar a.. e,-4-~ Il -sO~-a-
Cfsss 3 2:l7Atrot--Fanny Wilcox won,
Caprice second. Zsnbia third; time,
Gals. On
Glass 2:4O for Observation-Disclosures
Flower won, Altoona second. Red Bud
third; time, 2:241a.
Glass 2:20 pace-Hal Braden won,
Berkshire second, Merry Legs third ;
time, 2 :15.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Arabs on the warpath.

LONDON. Aug. PA dispatch to the
Times from Zanzibar says that Arab
soldiers stationed at the outlying port OF
Kismayoo. on the island Of that name,
attacked and killed the agent of the
East Africa company at that place. The
Arabs threaten to destroy the town and
the steamer Kenai, which is now at
Kismayoo. The British cruiser Blanche
has gone from Zanzibar to quell the in
epiratiOn.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Rare Arms at Afternoon Gatherings.

The fat has again gone forth that bare
arms shall appear at dressy afternoon
fetes as we'll as in the evening. The hai'
will be slightly powdered. the long, clos
gloves drawn off, and fair, rounded armi
will emerge from dropping lace sbre
telles, puffs and other airy draperies
bare to and above the elbows, without
bracelets, but the fingers glittering with
n few choice rings.
The herald., 1893-08-23
AtlantIo st,am.hfps,

New YoRK, Aug. a. Arrived: State
OF Nebraska, from Glasgow; Nordland,
from Antwerp.
NovILLE, Aug. 22.-Arrived: CIR
cassis, from New York.
LONDON. Aug. 22.-Arrived Majestic.
Dania, and Spree, from New York I;
Norseman, from Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Arrived !:
British Prince, from Liverpool.
The herald., 1893-08-23
No Gambling Allowed.

NEvEDA. CAL, Aug. 22.-Nevada City
has been the mecca Of gamblers during
every district fair here in past years.
Today the sheriff and city marshal gave
warning through the newspapers that
no gambling Whatever will be tolerated
during next weeks fair. The action
meets with popular approval.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Royalty Selling Trinkets.

The Princess of Wales, the Duchess o.
Edinburgh, the Duchess of Connaught
the Princess Christian and the Duchess
of Fife were among the illustrious per
sonages who acted as stall keepers and
sold cigarettes, sunshades, fruit, flowers,
etc., at the recent fair held in London
to raise $125,0O0 for building an appro.
PIRATE habitation for the United Servic@
institution.
The herald., 1893-08-23
A Clothing Failure.

New York, Aug. 22.-S. Sycks & Co.,
Wholesale clothiers, have failed. Liza
bilities, $3.50, 900; assets, $400, 900.
The immediate cause of the failure
was endorsements for the accommoda-
tion of We'll, Dreyfus & Co. of Boston,
to the extent of 500, 900 which paper is
maturing rapidly and which the Boston
firm is unable to take up.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Chinese Must Leave Ontario.

ONTARIO, Aug. pa large meeting Of
laboring men to discuss the Chinese
question was held last night. The gath
ering was orderly and conservative.
Committees were appointed and resolu-
tions adopted for publication in the local
papers, urging those employing Chinese
to replace them with white labsr.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Nat,onal League Games.

BosroN, Aug. 22.-The champions won
a hard.fought game. Boston, z; Gin
cinnati, 4.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-The game today
was pitchers battle. Baltimore, 2;
St. Louis, 1.
WAsHINeroN, Aug. 22.-Poor fielding
gave Louisville the game. Washington,
Q; Louisville, 8.
PHnADELPH1A, Aug. 22.-The Philliea
broke their losing streak today. Phila-
delphia, IL; Cleveland, z;
BROOKLYN, Aug. 22.-It took IL in
nings for Brooklyn to win the hardest
fight of the season. Brooklyn, Q; Pitts
burg, 1.
New YORK, Aug. 22.-The Giants bat
ted Hutchinson all over the field. New
York, II; Chicago, Z.
The herald., 1893-08-23
silver T.kes a Jump,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Silver took
jump upward today, the London quota
tion as sent to the treasury department
being two cents higher than yesterdays
purchases by the department, which
amounted to 165, 500 ounces at S0.7425
per ounce.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Chinsse shipped From Huron.

HURON, CAL, Aug. 22.-The citizens OF
this place held quiet and effective
anti-Chinese meeting yesterday. Twen-
ty-four Chinese left on the train this
morning for Lemore. leaving but three
Cinnamon in town, one cook and two
section laborers, whose places will be
filled with white labor in few days.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Took Time to Consider.

SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 22.-The board
of trustees OF the Southern California
asylum for the insane and inebriates
did not announce the names of
the successful bidders today for
the erection OF new ward of buildings,
but took two weeks in which to investi-
gate the responsibility Of the bidders
and their ability to do the work without
interruption, according to the plans and
epecifcatione,
The herald., 1893-08-23
A yellow Fever Panic,

brunswick, Ga, Aug. 22.-s. B. Har-
ris 10 i'll with yellow fever. The place
has been quarantined. The authorities
are urging the people to leave the city.
Three Thousand people are expected to
get AWAY.
The herald., 1893-08-23
THE TALENT GOT LEFT.

Unexpected Results OF the Races ut the
Santa Barbara Races.
SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 22.-The first
day Of the Santa Barbara race meet
opened with big crowd. 1t being the
first races in the Southern California
circuit, large crowd OF horsemen was
on hand to watch the performance of the
horses. The track was slow Tor bicyc-
lists and rather heavy for horses.
In the first race, one-mile novice for
bicyclists, Kelton sold the favorite, but
Crawford of Santa Paula won, v. O..
Kelton second, /. M. Crawford third |;
time, 1853.
In the three-quarter-mile and repeat,
running, Cody B., q Wildidle horse, sold
tho favorite. but Othello won the first
heat after q hard struggle, all three
jockeys using the gad vigorously. Tommy
Ward pulled Othello through easily,
winning the second heat and the race.
The talent got hard fall in all the
races, except the 2:25 trot, best three
in five. @. A. Durfee's Gossiper sold.
the favorite and won three straight
heats. In the third heat Gossiper broke,
losing 200 yards. Durfee drove the
speedy ecalllOn nar0s making tn6 mlo-
die quarter in 31A seconds.
There being ten entries in the 2:50
class, it was split up and two purses
Bicycle, novice race. mile dash--F. W.
Robbins won, v. O. Kelton second, ].
M. Crawford third, Frank Simpson
fourth, Louis Wade fifth: time, 1858.
Trotting, thnee-fourths mile and rs
peat-Othella won, Cody B. second. Fin
Slaughter third time, 1:17, 1:17I.
Trotting, 2:25 class-Gossiper won,
Matte P. second. Conn third, Alec
fourth; time, 2 :22 45.
First division 2:50 class-Peter W.
won, Ardent second, Excelsior third,
Tom Rysdyk fourth, Bird Eagle fifth;
time, 2:30.
The second division of the $3.50 class
WAS nostponad until "Wednesday.
The herald., 1893-08-23

Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph Office, corner Main
and Court streets, August 22d for
Herman Detjan, Miss Alice Lyon and A.
N Miller.
The herald., 1893-08-23
BIount In Washington

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-James H.
Blount, commissioner to Hawaii, arrived
this morning and had protracted con-
ference with Secretary Gresham this
afternoon. The president is expected
back at the end Of next week.
The herald., 1893-08-23
The yigilant Again Victorious.

NEWPORT, Aug. 22.--The yacht Vigi'
liant today won the second Astor cup,
having won the first q week ago. The
only other entry today was the Pilgrim.
The Vigilant won by "a minutes and 33
seconds over O 3O-mile course.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Worlds Fair Columbian Edition Illus
trAted Herald.

This beautiful publication printed on
the finest book paper, is now on sale by
all the news dealers and st the HERALD
business Office. 1t contains 48 pages OF
information about Southern California
and over 30 illustrations. As publica-
tion to send to eastern friends it has
never been equalled. Price 10 cents In
wrappers. -srS-xzI
The herald., 1893-08-23
Frenob-Canadiana Meet.

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Four hundred
French Canadians from all parts of the
United States and Canada began con-
vention here today to discuss questions
of mutual interest.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Petaluma Races.

PETALUMA, CAL, Aug. 22.-The fair
opened here today.
Three-year-ol district trot-Alden W
won, Bird Button second; time, 2:36.
Free for all, 4-yesr-old trot-Adeiaide
McGregor won, Orphina second, Colum-
bus third; time, 2:171s.
District 2:30 trot-Maud Fowler won,
Pattee P second, Logan third; time,
2 :2215.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Tho H.nford Blaze.

HANFoRD, CAL. Aug. 22.-The fire last
night, which destroyed Simon Manaese
& Co.'s mercantile ablishment, eau sed
q loss OF $40, 900, covered by insurance.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Hanled OR che Rocka.

WooDsHoLL, Mass, Aug. 22.-The
Volunteer was pulled of the rocks today
and towed here, leaking badly. The
amount of damage is yet unknown.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Convent,ou Of Fire Engineers,

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 22.-The twenty
fifth annual convention of the National
association OF FIRE engineers began here
today.
The herald., 1893-08-23

No one in ordinary health need become bald
or gray if he will follow sensible treatment.
We advise cleanliness OF the scalp and the use
OF Halls Hair Eenewer.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. 22.-The track was
fast.
Four and one half furlongs-Miss Rich
mopd won, Token second, Pocahontas
third time, $50.
Five and one-half furlongs-Nick won.
Sandowne second, Dutch Oven third !;
time, l 10.
Six xfurlongs-Roy Delmar won, Kirsch
second, Contribution third; time, 1:17.
Mile-Marie K. won, Galindo second,
Henry Young third; time, l :461a.
Four and one-half furlongs-Fred-
ericks won, Ed Kearney second, Hamp-
ton third; time, 59L.
Mile and a quarter-St. John won,
Grey Fox second, Lijero third; time,
1881.
The herald., 1893-08-23

Add 20 drops of Angostura Bitters to every
glass of impure water YOU drink The genuine
only manufactured by Dr.. siegert d. Sons. Ask
your druggist.
The herald., 1893-08-23
Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. 22.-The track
was fast.
Seven furlongs-Grace Brown won,
Espanita second, Shelly Tuttle third I;
time, :28.
Five furlongs-Discount won, Bar
oness second. Alesia third time, :0214.
Monmouth handicap, mile and half
-Gloaming won. The Pepper second,
Picknicker third; time, 2:33.
Mile and . furlong-Kinglet won,
Wormser second, Nellie Peyton third ;
time, :55I.
Six furlonss-Kingston won, Tormen-
tor second; time, :1314. Two starters.
Mile and furlong-Long Beach won,
Nomad second, Larchmont third; time,
;5614.
The herald., 1893-08-23

Buffalo Lithia. Woollacott, agent.
The herald., 1893-08-23

Howry & Bresee, Broadway undertal
ers. Independent OF the trust"
The herald., 1893-08-23

USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
SOME HANDICAP DECLARATIONS.

The only declarations received by Secretary Mclntyre
Up o'clock yesterday. the hour when he lcft ms
Office. Lowlander and Tula Blackburn, from the
Brooklyn Handicap. owner, had until midnight TO man
declarations that others may be received by post THIS
morning
Ny. Cofnehlscn for Michael /. Dwvcr. received
. telegram from Mr. Dwycr, who j. in Rocdedgc' fl''
or the Indian River instructne him 10 declare Longstcct
sut o. both the Brooklyn Handicap and the SubuTbin
Hardy Campbell Mr.. Dryers trainer. says that Long
street all right in his legs and feet, and j. IN no danger
breakdown but uiat he j. not carly horse. ana MI
Dryer has decided pursue with him the policy taken
With Kingston two years lie Will not be started
Oil The Monmouth meeting This will enable the trainer
70 give hir Slow PREPARATION, and he VIII receive IN
ae fall my allowances That VIII let him In the stakes "a,
hight weights
The declarations in the Suburban Handicap come IN
6ovly Fl Dalio end Miss Simon were officially de-
eaied IL i known that Longstrcet viii Dc declar' a.
The M list Of declarations t. not likely 70 be known
until Friday. Kingot. Mcndicant and Roche have been
oechied out Of the Volunteer Handicap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
SHIPPING NEUS.
ronr OF Nrw YORK MONDAY ILB 20 iS''
ARRIVED

rorr or NF\y YORK -NoNpAY IIB 20 $50
ARRIVED
STEAMER Aurrna .nr Watt IA'crr". '' E.Si,n il
Iima. s 90 Arry 80 o." ~, a. 80 w. -, via
steamer Marr'9 'H s'1 mG.e t. saic,r,on Son.
Ari.,d It tHr va t a' fockwood colon feh:uay -;
i.n ,d.I and il--.fl,t- 10 IA IDLE Mali - co. "'''
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.,ay t"rr. WIN rd~. AMI p'.'--n O., ' ''''
c. ArI6 III Il i'm, IN r - yao Elis Ind ha with
r1,c - John lS ,,, '-,.,ud south.
s,,g5i 'M,na,ian Ecnn,,t portland. Me- Tor N'"
Steamer nashua m,l,4 rTy Mla nd, ~ y r rar
A. titv i-and-W.ni strong. northwest ''
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steamer cludad couai ~Ianl "a "''"
Mc..,am i".Il c,6cr nome M Markham IT JONI"
Bo%hne Aa9, GracR;ori Coon-rnrhc Mall - az"
-hg CO. c,cosoc nca. &c. Charleston and J''"'o"''
WIN C'S", ,rneo Iorcc't alnah-I !; W'is'r
Stamr , ty 81 ccumhla. J'nn"y. W''' POINT '"
on bomnlen r. camrion Havana Via idl'del'
pha-w , NSn'c e,r IIclmcr- Bremen Ma N'rhnm'
~, "' Ttoycn Of scotland )Br N"nai''' ''"'"'
Vernon u Irown CO. Kol.aat. Perth Amroy-'i'o J.
vorrclmann. SAILED
,.,.,o,.e for charleston, aud jacksonville
steame'1, oIoni VSNha,,ahoochec savannah.
'''''' rur MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
roprfGN PORTS.
,u.r ,pr Varov. tom New York February
n1r,1i,nd a. Liverpool February ~. f-,, u,ui,urp
D. tEf ltlchaiu t""'
.. Sla' steam a vi, Dartmouth for Nr"-f"fN' a'N" e"
ouecn,.oM" '.nnl@c ~. Scoani From N'"' '''
-t'ah'I .rrtt.d At Newcastle FEBRUARY ~ A.. ,.,t
February \, srIlr NV fBrI Scnie from Newt OH
,lsry arrived Ut nIstol ferraa{ 9 9o from New
FcpiusiS " STAT. u california iiil. ~ Ia '
S",iirI r,arT . arrived n glasgow frhf iarA ~ ,,
YORK l"ur"1p ,ncr,i,ian nr. iatr Da|'l 'a'u ''''
"r' ,or New York February - n., tan. x,nr,.
Grccnorh ioI r,nni fFrl. Labutnt sailed from Maple
for NcwYorh lg.rg'i, r plyh sailed Genoa fo
-. V"rL February II.
Nc"'i"N MISCELLANEOUS
,..,,,a,v % -Stoamrr Blue Star (Irl. Richard
London ,a,n,mrG February 3 via DaiimoGth for New
yorx put into Queenstown '"''' Twins y"
lc9kN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
THE SCHOOLS or THE STATE.

ANNUAL EFrOHT oF the '>rr' lNrTNDLNT or
PUBLIC INSTR TIpN.
Albany. Feb cO.-Thc annual report ~ Janus !.
CroOkc. Srporinicud' mt II ImLc IL -t' Ion. WIS Nul
mill,d 70 The Legislature t"tlr.
Within the STATE during Tie tr"l 'holng J"lN -.
l-03. there were I11so -chcol districts "ni7d" 81
the incorporated cities. ard tnr 'iiI'- 81" ''h""i'
or districts w.t,l participate iH 'hr app'ru"hm"ii
~ The public school find. makinI a t"ial 81 H.
100 The whole number of sthDd hudne' is l.
OIL OF which ia" cities have 90 and ih" country
towns II iO3. TL,rr We" lll229b persons "i
school age In the cities ana 1hi.@.i ln The towns
making II total uf I.-I5.Jf9. The number r'sI'i'i""
in the school, for the ciths WIS 31s,"'o. "" l''
tine towns ,3A i:ai. an aggregate 81 lN1"o9'' lie
n.r cent If rEi- ration based GA la 81 l"Di p1p"
ion for IN. elites va, about -. While ul't ''s
fla" towns h'1'lN ~.
The valuation of >ohu"l properly IN iar ci'"N j.
whilr o. - ouf~ii BE- ~ III - maM -
, fnfal valuation tor iir STATE "f 5iIn'+i''. lA'I'
wcr, rmplovcd o. .g3 male aud ~ 7p i'l.l" l''' ''
:, total OF :I4.lGl fi" amount pHd l"i 1;'.''n
.,,rirs for The citio, was r1Oi-.il@ - hhd l"i '
tnwn. Sf512GiJ ~. total "i 81" "'' 80.
IN. superintendent susF'e SIS ih" 'r'i'"n 81 a., ~
r,nrul Cnmmi--ioii. acting in concert WIN 81"
n,uoriru-ut of Public lu-iru'ii"u =" h'Nl-' an"
recommend in o.,rrN4e oUi To ilr luHf~ 'A''.'
rl,u. reforms and changes u't-filN y" -'l III
rrr.,,,si amount O.. service oit # '." school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
NrAvs OLE TIE YACNTSMEN.

coun,doac Holden. Of The knlckerbock"r Yacht Cub
IA. appointed the following regatta committee Ter 'n'
-, ., ISM: L. h RoScnque,t. chairman; Louis H.
-, oofr.v A. ; Wicncrs. Alfred D. Hen ana
-. 7 Graham The club will give "h-h chowdct
t,a,Y a, the clubhouse. College Point Long Island On
wednesday afternoon At o'clock
meeting OF the regatta committee OF the Atlantic
r..h, cuh will De- he'd this afternoon, at which Com
uOco-s Banks will preside
Charlie, J. Tersu-on. u New-London' conn ms De-
, ue,k a, 75foot schooner Yacht for Richard Mans
ssN tho wellAnown actor. II i expected That h"
new bot will BE- a fast one and that Mr. Mon>hcid VIII
ace hey next >o''o. -
IrAnald Watt, cx-commodore Of the American fo' III
Club will .lr, for cruise in southern waters in hlN
.,s,, Yacht Golden Kod about March J. He viii tNke
. marty q friend, with him. Nj Watt intends To N'N
us world. Fair next with the Golden Rod
NJ F. Plant of the Indian HOrbor Yacht Club, IS
having 3.ioot catboat bulls on Cape COD
The member, and friends of The Harlem hhcht 'nb
have been invited - attend "sloAe' 10 be hrld h>
.yspIne at the ouUhousc No 30 Last OnehunaIedanI'
tvedty.tfstst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
Board an0 Rooms.

A DELIGHTFUL hird noor; three
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cncc, required - East Git'.~'
AZ EiIDANT 5-ro'm apartment Madi-
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suit -iugl' fnor- and Oh, 49,. hnr'r- ih-
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T.. \. DALEY. = We 3ih--t.
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 1t var, ol
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SUPERIOR accommodates for. colpl,
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10 ST LIKES PLACE Grroy.si -.
near IIud -on.,i f1rcr and small sunny
rooms. i'fns modrr,t': ro'mmit" wanted
igTH-ST. % WESr.-A Few choi
rooms on second ard parlor looI.. sup Nor
appointments, board II desired exceptional
| references.
olST. ST. . WESr.-N nicely furnished
large room. second non. with board one on
fourth nogr. rclcr'nc'S.
2IST.>T.. ~ EAST. sunny 'front.' parl,r.
with board lrf"r"ncc-.
,STu-~I. 90 WE>T.-iL-3eroyn i".-
taurant handsomely furnished rUons. with
bath.
3-ruST.. 80 Wf>I- Newly furnished
.oiiarr room. 10 let. wthout board to
gentlemen; references rquiroi.
55Tu-sI. 33 WIS h-IlanisoacI, fur.
ntsIrI ROBINS. with tonrd FOR gentlemen and
wives or singh" gentlemen; rrfcfen'e- eN.
| changed.
l3l WEST S2D.~r.. near l. -tltlon.-
| Everything nrst.,la->; references.
lis WEST 74Tn->T Very .p'asan,
| .c,ond nnor with private bath, also Other
| room. board II desired
30 WF>T 4ITil ->T.-iIomc-lit' homo
| bcoutIful rn1ir-: excellent board. table
| Gn.rirr> Accommodated terms reasonable ;
| ,cirrsncc- no Nav moving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21

H. r. Pepper was heartily welcomed "a hc IA ex,rcno,v
popular with the lovers the tiotter
Monbats. the unbcatcn hroc.ycaro,d with ,ccord ~,
~ was the principal attraction. lie 1, beautifully
o''nS froportored animal. 1913 hands high lis color
:, o'"c" with slight tinec Of tan about the nani.
Honosrs enjoys the dtinction 81 having rcycr noe ,
Nv" III any OF his races lie is likely 10 excite lively
P0"'oh Iof MS possession when led III the s,lc ring
The rons and daughters of Acoytc md ou,,,ri a., q,
"'1hlHceht lot j. Dunn Walton aud Francs llc.dic
uoV'g experts said that there WIS no DANGER Of tho
'o''hg tuifs decay il such animal, were cent T., tho
pl breeders, rs II was only question Of the sur.
NlNa OF the httcst the TUT a. elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21

part OF the basement wl@rc -. t. samson las rag
shop. The mddlc stories aIc occupied by H." Con
gr"sHon B'Ea Amt, Nariamp ,iOr synagogue.
I'c flames started in The part o IT," basement 'ccu-
pied by Eoscntha. and they wcr,- discovered b.
samson, W'D gave the alarm. R0Srutha lad lett N"
house short time before Tie Tn" Wa discovered.
III wife and children 10 I'll" s'"ct III tl" hr-t cry
Of tIr. ly hard work the 1IrHrn prevented il'
flame, from rising above thr uIs h""t, ana the
damage did rot exceed ~ 900. Huscntnl'o stUck
wa, said +, be- insured for siOND The irrmriI
thought Tie liz" WAS .ricioiis and the Hire Marshal
will make al Investigation.