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The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
EXTENSION

Mason City, Iowa. June 13.-It is now
believed that the Minona 4 Southwest
ern will build on both roads surveyed by
them, the one into this city. the other
into H.mpton and southwest to Webster
City. 1t is also probable that Mason
City will soon have the Great Western,
which will he built here from Manly,
buy up the Mason City n Fort Dodge
road and build flsm Fort Dodge to
Omaha
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
CONFESSED.

South BEND. Ind, June 12.-E. r.
Sisson. Il prominent man in social and
business circles. has confessed to forg-
ing the name of his mother-in-aw. Mrs.
Kate Lindsay. to notes for S20.OOO on
whicl, lie realized the Toncy. Sisson has
left town and se,lt word back that lie will
elude eaDture.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
THIED To R1,KN A TOY,

IT1TI1T7 ~ bV NV n IV'
Grandin. y. d.. June 13.-A dL,tar.I'y
attempt was made to fire ;his tcwn by
scme unknown party. nut IT. rti III w;ls
unsuccessful. Phosphorus in c;lLdlc-
shaped form was used to igait. d :r."nt
intiunlable substances yathc Il to-"'Iitg
but ewing the early hour and it hrim,
Saturday night. the Gres yer. ,li.rov-
T. ed. Fires We're started in >ix different
Places. but all We're put ont b"f, Jam
pge was done,
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
RurII DIillM\E.D

Fort Madison. Iowa. June IL. = Two
lr"fh'rs. Laurie and Willie Osborne,
were drowned drowned in the river oppo-
site the city. The younger boy went in
bathing but found himself carried out
into deep water by the swift current
His brother tried to save him and both
went down together.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
BAYal;D WELCOMED.

Southampton. June 12.-Thc city was
n mass ok flags and everybody was in
holiday dress in honor of the arrival of
the American line steamer Paris. bring
ing the first American ambassador. Hon.
Thomas j.. Bayar,l. to England. The
municipal authorities We're in waiting.
and Immediately upon the Paris coming
to her dock. an Illuminated address was
presented to the American ambassador
in the salon of the steamer.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17

4 I,IlrRlI, IlI ALLN

Cleveland June l:i.-Early last evening
lir" was discovered, in the cooper shop of
Merriam n M"rgan'S paratine company.
Il" shop WAS filled with intlumablc mate
rial and before the department could
reach the place it was Il fierce blaze.
From the cooper shop the flames ex-
tended To the main building of the com
piiny and soon destroyed; that. The only
portion that was saved was the candle
factory. In addition to the paratine
works tl" shops of the Ironclad Paint
company We're destroyed. The total
loss is about S25o.Oon, partly covered by
insurance.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
DICKINSON COLLEGE.

Carlisle. Pa. Jun" 12.-rhe exercises
in connection with the 1lOtl anniversary
commencement of DNknson college took
place yesterday when President George
S. Reed delivered the bnrraHlaureate
sermon before tn" graduating class. The
annual address last evening to the u NJ.
&. \. was delivered by j. +. Russell of
New York city. To-day Attorney Cen
erul Hensrl addressed the graduates Of
the .nw school. and this evening Hon. 4.
X. Mcclure will nuke an address to the
Ihi Beta Kappa aud Initcl literary
societies Of til" college.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
cAJ,;uy IN A st1Ar"r1xc

.Abcr'l, cil. s. d.. June 13-Paul Win
ston. yonns son Of George Winston, of
Frederick street. WAS caught in the
shafting of IL mill. His left arm was
wound around the shaft. crushing the
boirs and tearing the flesh from the
y rist t" the elbow. He was taken to
Minneapolis for treatment.
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Casualty.

1t is said the recent cyclone in Ran
sas has left 5000 people i'll want.
An earthquake shock WAS experienced
in San Francisco and Oakland. Cal.
Il. L. Wykrrt was drowned ut Wapcl-
10. Iowa. while swimminS
Silas Fisher fell from IL scafiold ut
E.lklHrt. Ind. and was instantly killed.
-Four iiremen ar. killed by falling walls
at an Omaha fire.
,rgrt WAS accidentally
shot dead While hunting near Nesaunee,
Mich.
BY cave-in at II mine near Virginia,
ILL.,. Robert Morton and William Will
Jams We're killed.
-Four men were drowned ut Lyons
Head, Ont. by IL boat sinking from Il
leak.
Five persons were killed 10y the rxplo-
sion on the steamer Il"utham,lrlbun-
'lalda at koti, Il port on AN island in
the river l<oti The vessel sank.
AT Hinton. w. Va. IL cloulhurst
cansrtl damage to property estimated at
fully IL quarter of Il million dollars and
the loss of two lives.
n cOntiagrltiun ut san Francisco de-
strovcd thirteen residences. Three fire
men ueriSllcd in the fumes. Loss. SlOO,
600.
Fire at st. Louis destroyed the Srhrlp
wagon and carriage factory. l.rvrr and
Carr street. Loss. 100000; fully in
sur.l.
A young son of Samuel f.sta,mc. driver
uf transfer wagon ut Jacksonville"
ILL.,. was crushed to death under the
wheels.
The house "f james Rc,llng. 4 farmer
near Swrtzcr Station. NY. was struck
bv lightning aud three of the occupants :
were killed instantly and one Of line
others was badly stunned.
Clara Wagner, five years old was
drowned in the river Hear lrtroit, Her
,hrtrcn-yrar-oll aunt. l.nttic D"ngr-
mans. was drowned in attempting to
save the other girls life.
Prof. Charles ltrhnond. thi:ty-thrr"
wears old. Of Springfield. Ill. jumped
from IL balloon ;'.nDU feet in til. air at
Trenton, y. j. His parachute did not
work. and he fell into IL pond and was
drowned
A stock train and the ''cal,non BALI
on the Iron Mountain r"Ih collidr'l at
PoDlnr Bluff. Mo. The engines and cars
Immediately behind them were oiled in
a promiscnous heap. and upwards of l'h
The loss will reach $4,000.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
WILL Now ..nSE A DOlLAR.

jamestown. \. d.. June ia. G.
Chambers of Minneapolis. representing
the N"rth Dal>ni.. Elevator company, is
i'll the city on business Tie said iii H.
lation tn til" failure If the Northern l'.-
tl'ir Elevator company, ,lEtt the r.,c"i,cr
had stated that not 81 single holder of
that company :; wheat tickets would Iu>-
II dollnr. Ih. company would doubtless
pay either l',>l for bu"I,rl on r iml,,Ise
holders Of wheat tickets at the price pre-
N;llils when ne c"lnpan% failed, minus
StCr.irt
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SHUT DOWN.

Charlottesville. Ind. jun. IL, - The
Afm ri'an Wheel co,nIany's hub and
spoke factory Shnr down in all Of it's de
I,artrnents here for an in.lriinit. time
and dismissed all Of lis hands. The
wheel companys plants all over the
country will shut down. and to-day the
factories closed at Memphis. Tenn. Pa
ducah. Ky. and fIuml"lt, Tenn.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
l.ur FINE EXAMINERS

Washington. June l:;.-Th. interior de-
Iartmcnt has sent SG.HW to Andrew
douglas. chairman If the Chippewa pine
examiners. 10 pay for the work now be-
in. .ioEc. Til" in.n who have been sent
there are not very well pleased with their
work. and some have been complaining
to th. land Office
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
DILLON A CANDIDATE,

Pierre. $. ID. June IL. John T.. Dill
lon of Pierre is !; ranllai" for judge of
The supreme court for the Northern dis
trirt of the State There are now three,
candidates in the field for tlis office. j.
II. Brnl"t of Clark county. the present
judge. and Frank I.use Of Abrr,lpen
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
\ BAD SrtlRN

Dubuque. Iowa. June 12.-'rhe heaviest
storm ever known here occurred Satur-
day morning The upper part of town was
flooded. r;ilrond AMI street ear traffic
suspended and much damage done in the
,factory districts. The water came in
through the windows of some houses,
forcing the occupants into the upper
stories.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
pRORABLYLYNCHED

Waco. Tex. June 13.ieorge Will
Jams. colored. is charged with ourraging
an eight-year-old negro girl. Officers
have returned from the chase. Some ne
groes say they captured Williams and he
escaped. The officers believe that the
negroes lynched Williams. There is great
excitement among the blacks.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
l;lu,i, vI,NJ,I.aHS

Dies Mninrs. June IL; The intrrIlition-
al convention of Good TrmpIars began
its meeting here last night. The dele
gates wrr" welcomed in hrliaf of the
churches by Dr. A. L.. f'risbir. and in be-
half of the city 10y Hon. I.afe Young
Responses were made by II number Of
delegates.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
STUDENTS DROWN

Madison. S. d.. June i5. William
H"nEer of this city and Miss Gay Pye
Of Bryant. this state, both normal s'.l"'ol
students, were drowned in Lake Madison.
The latter had been engaged as pr;:l' il;.l
in oul city high s,.iaoo for tls .oulin,
term.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
SLIM: A SAI,uONkEEpER.

Manila. Iowa. June 13.-MrS A. Miller
has entered suit against ii s;loonkceper
for S2o.Hh damages for selling her hus-
band whisky which caused him to have
:, RUNWAY in which he got KILLED. The
suit is NOW on i'll Mills county, and is
exciting much interest.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
MIKDEKED AND KORpEn

ST. Joseph. Mo. June 1:-'rhc remains
of Joseph knrnig. an cstilable young
man. were found lying by the Hannibal
d St J"rs"ph tracks this morning. He
had been murdered and robbed, and
then his body placed on tho track to he
run over by the ears. Officers are sc;r,h-
ing for the iullr,lcrrrS.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
I,nI.I:Sr l,lI,I.S

Greed. Col, June l3. Destructive for
est fires have been raging i'll thu. vicinity
of Creed for two weeks. and to-day the
flames swept over Il portion of Bnrl"lor
hil destroying Il number OF cabins and
the sllaftho,lsc of the Arg"nil, White
Star. Moran and the Park Regent com
u;IuirS.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
EnR EAIREZZIEAIEHr,

Primshar. Iowa. June 12-J. w Muir
dock has been arrested on charg. of
eIn5czziip. S:!!.5. Muriock was agent
for fii.. Illinois Central al CIluni.r His
alleged src.ili:sS have extended over q
periul Of Two mouths
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
BONE EXPLOSION.

Madrid. Jun" ia large bomb was
exploded last night on the plaza Arcola,
which is directly in front of the left
wing of the palace. All the buildings
il. the neigliborl.oi We're shaken by the
,:iock. The explosion was hear through
cut the city aud at many points in the
suburbs.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
SENTENCED TO DEATE

Indianapolis. Jun- - = Edward Nc
Af.e and John Parker hav. been SEN
fenced TO death for killing Druggist
Charles Eystcr. The TWO Hen murdered
Eyster lt-rau>.. h- permitted the police
to Use his telephone in eff-cting their
capture for petty "fen>-s.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
CAUGHT A SAFE BLOWER.

Racire. Wis. June 13.-Ouo Com
null, ninetccn-year-old safe cracker is
in Jail here. He admits his guilt and
will probably he sent to the pcntcntiary.
The young thief was making good prog
ress in breaking open the Belle City
Planning mill safe when he was observed.
He made his escape but was arrested at
his home and confessed. 1t is believed
that he committed many of the recent
hurglaries. Young Gummull is the son
of Germans of this city who ure in mod
crate circumstances
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
WMALEN's TRIAL BEGUN.

GAINESVILLE. Wis, June 13.-The case of
The State of Wisconsin VS.. Charles s.
Whal,n. wherein the latter is charged
With the murder of Gerald W. Spauld-
ing ut Portage, Wis. on the night of
April l. 1892. was commenced in the
circuit court yesterday. The defens, will
he temporary insanity. The fact that
the prisoners father. William Whalen,
has been taken insane within the past
year and is now in the Green county
asylum will strengthen the defense. The
entire day was spent in trying to secure
Il jury.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
AN INSANE Mu.....:N

Chippewa Falls. Wis, June 13.-Mrs.
Annie Morris of Cartwright, this county,
was brought to this city by Sheriff Nc
Kay. suffering from insanity. made so
ty the birth of child. She will be
taken to the state insane hospital at Osh-
kosl to-day
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17

Chicago. June l:;. Sheriff Gilbert las
Received information from I.rinnmt that
the drainage canal contractors lIav" all
resumed work with about "n"-tliir'l their
usual force of men. The leaders among
the strikers. however. still refuse to re-
turn to work
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
J.,Et'A\II\fI,\T

Groton. $. d.. June l:'.-'rhe largest
labor cncauimncni ever held in South Da-
kota is t" be held near here in Emcr-
sons grove. beginning On Monday. June
10. The speakers are Mrs. Lease. Cen
Weaver. Paul Nand.rvoost. DR. Fish. J.
f.. Willis. Rev. 4. NJ dc T. Glidden
and $. NJ. Owens. The meetings will
continue for tiv. days
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
THREE KILLED

Knoxville. Tenn. June 12-capt Isaac
Whit" of this county. living seven miles
up til" East Tennessee. Virginia Il
Georgia road. formerly IL Knoxville resi-
dent. together with his wife and daugh-
ter. in crossing Loves crossing. east
IF this city, were struck by train and
Instantly.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
IIIS Ia.-r IInI.

B.lpit. Wis. Jun. l2.-Iu" nai, killed
by the "ar- near Ills ri,y Thursday
night proves 10 have !--.n .Jaln.S Ma
honey of Rockford. Iii. vlr I,rDi.,bly fell
from the top of a EAR Willie stealing a
ride
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
t.J,AvI,S. r,r,,,

Denver, Colo. Jun" IL Judge BURNS
this afternoon granted the motion of the
district attorney and continued :hr tr i'll
OF Thatcher Graves, .'IG,r.. Il with l,ay-
ing poisoned Mrs. Btrnnby ut rrnyi-
drnrr, X. L., until the September t.,m
In" doctor will remain out OH bnll until
that time
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17

Beloir. Wis. June 12-Aii>s Maggie
Pollar.i was fatally burned by gasoline
fire which >h,, accidentally started wlils
lighting A gasoline. stove There was
soInt gasoline in the ian hears the stove
and she threw the match into il.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
GOOD TEAIpI4ARS

Des Moincs. Iowa. June T.; This city
is entertaining hundreds of .n..;s from
many countries herr. as drle-a:'-s I" Ill"
orld grand lodge of Good Tr'nrar.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
CONVICTED

lie Mars. Iowa, June 12-The july in
the .AtI"e Hart-Sumlny Sun extortion
case returned Il verdict of guilty On first
ballot. The case will be appealed. l..
s."wis. the other defendant, will be tried
"wednesday.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17

Negaunee, Mich, June 13.-Ale1ander
Maltonea was injured by falling rock
at Buffalo mine, and died from the in
juries received. He was twenty-three
years old and single.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
COMING HOME.

Vienna. June 1:;-Hon. Fred d. Grant,
American minister. left here en route tG
the United States. Many of the iloto-
mats were ut the railway station to Liz
him farewell.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
EnRElI0SERE SAI.E

Detroit. Mich. June 13.-The Detroit
Electrical works plant WAS sold to-day
on foreclosure suit for Sl.OO0.O0. W.
H. Wells bid that amount for Hugh Nc
MILAN. and il WAS the only offer made.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
Fatal. RUNAWAY

Sioux Falls. s. H.. June 12-Durins a
runaway John Dsvern.>s Was thrown out
of wagon. striking on his head and
di.,l an hour after of culicus,iOr of the
brain.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
HNREH EAIIIHE

Texarkana. Tex. June 13-The Gull
pepper Lumber company at Sulphur
was placed in the hands of a receiver
to-day Assets. S:bD.prt: liabilities,
SlOO,DU.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
A BIG BLAZE.

San Antonio. Tx. June PA fin. to-
day destroyed til. stor- nf Wagner &
Chane.l. whD!.->al. c-rocsrry and hard
ware. Les. syLoy: INSURANCE, 49,
Or
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
I,OSrplEED

New York. June 13.-The meeting nf
the Northern Pacific hoard If directors
which was To lave taken place ::.,trr-
DAY was postponed until Tomorrow
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
Ar CAl.I I"rnN

Nort4Ifed. Mimi. June l2-The sec
ond annual commencement exercises of
the Carleton college WAS held Saturday
night in the Congregational church. A
class of seventeen Received diplomas
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
INES WINS

Paris. June L. = Frank Ives. the
American champion billiard player. beat
the French champion. Fournil. in a game
of 40 points up The game was played
On a French table.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
ESQ

D"> Noines. Iowa. June IL Frank
Forsyth, under srst. me-. 10 ri" Is.iir.n-
tiary for burSiar:. esca,...l from the
Polk county Jail.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
OFT ON a STRIKE

Prasn". Jun. l3.I'iyc l;"tlsan. of
Iln. iron workers and coal and iron min
rrs ut klan!o. fifteen mics from His
city. are out on Il strike
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
cu1,1EpA1cn DISEASE

Calais, June 1:,.--Ninc deaths from n
choleraic disease occurred yesterdav in
this town.
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
Sunday, June II.

Lakota will celebrate the Fourth Of
July in old fashioned style.
james McNeal accused of robbery,
has escaped from the Devils Lake city
Jail.
The Valley City council has appropri-
atel 500 to be expended in preparing for
the railroad boys picnic.
Andrew Bryc of Grafton fell thirty
feet from Il scaffold and escaped with
nothing but slight bruisc.
Carrie Walton. Il Wells county school
week. and now she carries one arm in
Il sling.
The body of Ole ILLNESS, who disap-
pcarcd from Walcott. ticlland county,
last fall. has been found on the prairie
recently. 4 coroner's jury has returned
Il verdict of suicide.
Charles \. Bentley WAS arrested yes
teriay afternoon at Bismarck on a war
rant sworn ont by John A. Mclean.
The arrest grows ont Of the trouble be
tween the two over a week ago.
L. LeDieche. living near Pembine,
started across the stream TO visit his
parents who live on the opposite side.
Failing to turn up. Il search is made and
his boat is found overturned. 1t is sup
posed he was drowned.
Monday, June IL.
Thieves broke into the barn Of
Charles Mitchell at jamestown end
stole S12j worth OF clothing.
Dunseith wants n railroad, and the
people say they will have it if they have
to build it themselves.
The apportiorw~'t of state school
moneys for the month Of Ma,
amounted to 1921 for each child O.
school age In the state.
The Catholic church at Pulaski, nea
Mimic, has q new spiritual advisor
whose name is Father Roman Wow
rzykowski.
James Taylor, a Northern Pacific en-
ploye, recently sold half section Q
land in la Moure county for 500
Taylor filed on the land originally as
homestead
Stutsman county commissioners hav
ordered ) per cent penalty added I
delinquent taxes June l. They 81
they are not able 10 guess at the intel
The Dickinson press., 1893-06-17
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OF the World. Culled From the
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AssOcintiOns.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16
GcHem= WaKau.

Gruntfurt a. 80. Ma9 Mit=
t9eilung bes @tattii1@en .Mmtes tann
bic @tnpobner3a9l un1erer Stabt UNI
ter 8erudi i@tigung ber poli3eili@ ge=
melbeten 3uz unb Mbtpanberungen,
iomie beg ,ueber1huf7es Der @eburten
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-16

iaal, I'm benz 900 Str. Sabat bet Ser
rem Mlbl6duier unb @eig:r bon Oberz
meier lagen, burhbrannte. Das 2uBz
'1de Mntpelen unb bas S9ubneu 19e
Maga3in branntsn glet4falls nteber.
8eiammti@aoen gegen $4,000 Mart.
Glfab=Sothrtneem.
M iBlbaue en-. @tmsm groben
ubrenf4muggel aug Der @9tpei3 1T
man bier auf bic @pur getommen.
9teler Sage fan0 Der pro3eb tp,ger
bic es tS4muggels itatt, Der Sabre lang
bon 9dnoCsrn aus Gbaur : be : TonbS
bur4 6amilien aus Mulbaulen b.triez
ben purbe. @r enbigte nit Der Der
urt6eiluns bon 20 Psr1onen, BON benen
bic m:iiten tbren @obn5iB in @baurz
bezTonbs baben, gu @el6ftrafen Bis gu
10000 Mt. Dieie b0@ite @trafe er<
bielt Der 4nittfter, bet 8aieler g pebt=
teur @ellaro, atpei Truuen unb Elm
.Wirtb aus Mllbau1en tpurben gu ie
121,854 mt. berurt9eilt. Mub:rbem
nur0e DIE Gr1o8le9u1g Der ubren, Dte
beI4lagnabmt tp:rben fonnten, unb
einen W:rtb bon 1864 Mt. 80 Bf.
baben ausgelpro4en, iotpie ertannt,
oaB fir iene eingei@muggelten l1bren,
m'l4e ni@t mebr einge3ogen tperben
tonnten, Elm Mertberiab bon 21O,654
Wt. Al pf. gu aablen it, fir tpelden
Bstrag Elm 8erurtbetlter gang, bic
ibrtgen @srurtbetlten na9 Mabgabe
ibrer 8etbeiligun9 baften.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-20
rysrcrET4Ry rAIRCHILD WILL SERrE
poINIrxTFn DUNN READY FOR BrsINhss-I"r
IxorI,ITIoy COMMITTEE ORGANIZED

po,NrryTrp DUNN READY FOR BUsINEsS-THh
1xorr.1TIoy COMMITTEE ORGANIZED.
The soul OF Polndexter Dunn the Arkansas STATES
man vbo has been secured by secretary CARLISLE VI
$40 n day and all expenses PAID Ia ehe"s' !" w
,o,no the Republican administration OF the Ne"-i"rA
cusiom House. experienced great delight yesterday
TX Secretary Fairchild has been Induced az is' " u"
cent fine onerous task OF serving rs u "''"''' "
SECRETARY Carlslc's inquiSitorial committee 'o'"
d.vtor laughed clecfully when he heard the h'"S'
He can now get 10 work the wicised i'p"ph'"nN'
Mr. roirchId wished Il understood. however, 'na' Nv
accented most reluctantly, and only on 'nc p'o'''''
Of the Secretary and his colleagues that the pro'e
y, tho ino,slflon are 10 be conducted In such way
os not To Interfere with the ex-secre'hry p''"''
concerns . ,,u,
The three members Of the committee Mr. fa''"
exCollector Daniel Magone. OF Ogdensbnrs' a"u 'o''
dextcr got together yesterday afternoon ana OF
coni,cd Mr. Fairchd was made head ihlnisi'or' or
chairman and II was settled that the work OF showing
M the Republican management should begin Oh i"''
aav pext nj o a. m. The Investigation VIII take
n,oco I, one OF the rooms Of the Custom House is
scone was discussed Informally. and IT was agreed
,hot tho inouiry should relate to the business neous
20 ,hn Custom House, but should not extend peNo,i
he Harrison Administration The alleged Dry soou, ,
troudss would also be- looked INTO Whctner OF ~.
r"uector Hendricks should be summoned before t III.
.nmmitt.e was a question seriously DEBATED out ho'
settled. -, H., o.. ocdors,,ury last even.
'' 10 si return in time for the meeting on tues
dnv Morning Poindexter awaits the opening sess'o'
uiih feycrsh expectancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-20
THE NEW coLLAMoRE BUILDING

middle OF the Fifihave. front 1t Will be supported
by handsome New Hampshire granite columns WIN
carved capitals The stone base proper runs above
the lower three stories to strong string course run
Ming around the building above this piers iuh IN
perfectly plain shafts to the seventh story. iea'"'
* the massive stone column at the southeasteriy
corner Of the building The top Of the building Is a
series OF round arched windows and above them 'h'
large ornamental terra-cotta brackets OF tile cohcs
produce a striking impression.
The building. which is being erected by Davis
Colamore & Co.. Limited. will probably connect Win
the two adjoining buildings OF the firm IN BrIaoway
and Fifhavr ii Will be used for mercantile pur'
poses and will be divided Into stores ana warerooms
The latest improvements In safe building ana s,
lion are promised by the architects OF the Duiinihg
JnrdInc Kent Il Jardine. Of No. l,262 Broaaway
The Old Loos Clubhouse Il being torn down 10 make
room for the new building, which VIII DE reaos W
Mnrch 1 1904.