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The record-union., 1893-08-11
Special to the REcoRD-UN1ox.

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CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-The weather was
appropriately hot for the dedication Of
the Louisiana State building at the
Worlds Fair to-day. The officers of the
State, accompanied by several companies
of State militia, headed by the Iowa State
Band, formed in procession and marched
to the building. where the exercises were
held. Governor Foster was too i'll to de-
liver the address accepting the building,
and it was read by one of his aids.
The Worlds Fair authorities are abol-
ishing expensive features of the adminis-
tration wherever possible. II was learned
to-day that Major Handy of the Depart
ment OF Publicity has resigned, and it
has been practically decided to abolish
the Foreign Affairs Department.
Commissioner st. Clair of Virginia had
trouble with a gateman again to-day. lie
did not thrash the fellow, however. He
presented his card at the workmen's gate,
and was refused admittance. He then
went to the pass gate, where he was adj
mitted.
According to the report Of thecom-
mittee to make an approximate estimate
OF the amount necessary for the continued
meeting of the Board of Lady Managers
to the end of the fair, it would cast 50, 900
more than the amount necessary if the
board adjourned at once and held sessions
in October. When. the report came up
for adoption it was opposed by several,
who claimed it meant sine die adjourn
ment, and filibustering began. Finally,
the report was tabled by vote of y 10 36.
An adjournment was then taken till to-
morrow.
Secretary Dickinson of the National
Commission denies that the commission
is sitting without quorum. He has re-
ceived no intimation from Carlisle that
the sessions must be discontinued.
The fair grounds were Illuminated to-
night and the buildings thrown open to
the public in honor of thousands Of
bicyclists who attended the fair tonight
A large number rode about the grounds
with decorated wheels, and the riders in
many instances wearing grotesque uni
forms. The attendance to-day was I46 435,
OF which ll6. 1872 were paid.
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CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
New Cases Constantly Occurring IL
Districts Around Naples.

New Cases Constantly Occurring in
Districts Around Naples.
NAPLES, Aug. 10.-Three deaths from
cholera were reported in this city in the
last twentyfour hours. Cases of cholera
are constantly occurring in districts
around Naples.
AT BRAHILOV AND SOOLINA.
BUCHAREST, Aug. 10.-In the twenty
four hours ending at noon to-day thirty
six new cases of cholera and four deaths
were reported in Brahilov, and sixty-one
new cases and ten deaths il Soolina.
NO CASES IN BERLIN.
BERLIN, Aug. l0.-The Imperial Board
of Health denies the report that case Of
cholera has occurred within a few days
ago in this city.
CHOLERA IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Aug. 10.-An official state.
ment Issued by the Sanitary Council of
Austria declares that the condition of the
country with regard to cholera is very
precarious-very much more serious than
it was in 1892. Cholera has broken out
among Havvies, mostly Italians and
Crohans, building a railway at Marmaros,
on the Galician frontier. Thirty-six have
already died. Seven cases of cholera and
two deaths have occurred at Czernamod.
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COMMITTEE ON RULES.
Speaker Crisp's Appointments Great
Considerable Surprise.

Speaker CriSp's Appointments Create
Considerable Surprise.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-The announce
ment by Speaker Crisp of the Committee
on Rules to-day created considerable sur
prise. Not single intimation had been
made of the intention of Crisp to sup
plant Mcmillan with Cultivate, and
when the change was comprehended
there was general inquiry, "What does
it mean?' Many were the theories pro-
pounded, and no one was more surprised
than Mcmillan himself when he learned
of the fact. To reporter for the Asso-
ciated Press Mcmillan said he did not
care to discuss the matter. There was no
friction between them, he said. A friend
of Speaker Crisp said the reason for the
change lay in the suggestion that there
should be Northern Democrat on the
committee.
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PREACHER REAMs.
Last Seen Making His w ay to the s
Juan Islands.

Last Seen Making His W ay to the San
Juan Islands.
PORT TOWNSEND (Wash.), Aug. 10.-M.
NJ. Murphy, formerly Private Secretary
to Governor Semple Of Washington, who
resides at Victoria says that Rev a. r.
Reams, who was recently arrested at
Victoria on a charge Of abducting Lucy
Rucker of Merced, Cal, rode with him
in buggy from Victoria to Samisch. At
the latter place Reams purchased large
supply of cooked provisions and en-
ployed Indians to take him across the
straits to san Juan Island. Reams
changed his personal appearance as much
as possible, ana exhibited considerable
money. After reaching the American
side. among the lower sound islands. it is
a very easy matter to work his way out
of the country.
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THE CURRENCY FAMINE.
Ex-Secretary Tracy Tells How 1t Might
be Overcome.

be overcome
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-General Benia-
min F. Tracy, ex-Secretary of the Navy,
to-day talked OF currency famine, and
he said: The Administration has ample
power to relieve the currency famine in
forty-eight hours, by exercising the au-
thority with which it is clothed by the
statute. 1t may be done in either of two
ways. There are more than three hun
dred millions OF standard silver dollars in
tine Treasury Department at Washington.
The Secretary of the Treasury has power
to deposit such portion of this $500, 900, coo
as he may chose in national banks which
have been designated as national deposit
ories. and being there deposited they
would at once enter into circulation The
third section of the Act known as the Sher-
man Act provides that he shall coin of the
silver bullion purchased under the pro
visions of this Act as muct as may be
necessary to provide for the redemption
OF Treasury. notes herein provided for, and
any gain or seignorage arising from said
coinage shall be accounted for and paid
into the Treasury. There is in the Treas
ury about lao, 600, 900 ounces of silver bull
lion for which Treasury notes have been
issued, and no standard silver dollars
have been coined with which to redeem
them. The Secretary of the Treasury is
therefore at liberty to direct that these
l40, ,0O0, 900 ounces be coined into standard
silver dollars. The profits of seignorage
which would accrue to the United States
would at once avail for use by the Treas
ury that would give the Treasury profit
OF upwards of S50,0OO,O00.
CURRENCY SCARCE IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, Aug. I0.-The scarcity of
currency was very great, again to-day.
and money brokers' offices were Uhronged
with customers who were selling their
boards at a big premium. The money
brokers were, getting A per cent. for cur
rency to-day. They were contracting to
deliver gold at y per cent. and foreign
exchange was proportionately strong in
consequence. The time for delivering
National bank notes after the receipt of
application for them has been reduced
from twenty to fourteen days, and orders
are coming in at the rate of $4,000, 600 a
dag. The Sub-Treasury at san Francisco
has been ordered to send ), ,O0O. 600 in gold
to the Sub-Treasury at New York.
MORE GOLD COMING BACK.
NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-The steamship
Spree brought eS4g.75G of gold. The Illi-
nois Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
engaged $4,000 TO be shipped from Lon
don, and $4,000 has been secured by
other Chicago parties.
The steamship Orizaba, from Havana,
brought SI46, 900 in Spanish gold.
The President Going to Buzzard,s Bav.
WASHINGTON, Aug. I0.-The President
will leave tomorrow afternoon for Buz-
Yards Bay, to stay probably till the first
of September.
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A LYNCHING IN TENNESSEE.
Soldiers String Up the Murderer of a
Private.

KNOXVILLE (Tenn.l, Aug, 10.-AIeagre
information from Coal Creek is to the
effect that miner named Drummond
was lynched at that place to-day by SOL
diers. He had been held under arrest
charged with being the leader of the mob
which assassinated Private Laugherty on
Monday night. Drummond was hanged
to trestle. A man named Eikins, sus-
pected of completely in the murder of
Laugherty, viii probably be lynched.
Affairs are assuming a serious shape in
the mining regions, and more trouble is
expected. To-day 1900 miners went out on
a strike, and work is at a standstill in all
mines except those OF the Knoxville Iron
Company, which work convicts. The
cause of the strike is a reduction of 20 per
cent. on coal digging.
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Villages s1yept Away.

VIENNA, Aug. 10.-The waterspout of
Saturday committed terrible ravages in
Styria. The town of Goestins was nearly
ruined and hundreds narrowly escaped
with their lives. Nineteen villages were
inundated and the whole country was
devastated. Many ewes and lambs per-
ished and crops were ruined. At least
nine persons were crowned.
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SILVER SHORT IN ITALY.
Lira Notes, Postage stamps and Token
Used to Remedy the EVIL.

Lira Notes, Postage stamps and Tokens
Used to Remedy the EVIL.
ROME, Aug. 10.-The great want of
small silver in Italy, owing to rise in
the rate of exchange, the continual illegal
expectation of silver to France and
Switzerland, has induced firm in Milan
to coin tokens, which are generally ac-
cepted. Other merchants use Ira notes
and postage stamps to remedy the evil
The Minister of Finance has ordered the
issue of bronze coins to the amount of
100000. and l-lira notes to the amount
Of SG,000,010. This appears to be the only
remedy, as the Latin Uniou Convention
does not allow the issue of such an
amount of small silver.
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KILLED BY A H1GHB1SDER.
A Chinaman Murdered on the Streets
of Santa Monica.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 10.-A special from
Santa Monica to the EgpTeSs states that
Wong All Yen shot and killed Quon Yek
in front OF Sam Lees laundry at Santa
Monica, on Fourth street, between Eutaw
avenue and Railroad street. Wong All
Yen is highbinder and belongs to the
Charley All Hun faction. During the
murder trial of Won An Woom, All Yen
was witness for the prosecution. 1t was
stated at the time of the trial that much
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SILVER ADVOCATES WON.
Lawrence 7. Neal Nominated for
Governor on the First Ballot.
REPUBLICANS RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE PRESENT DEPRESSION.

The Platform Approves the Currency
aud Tariff PIanks of the Platform
of the National Convention Held at
Chicago, and Expresses Confidence
That the Present Congress VIII
Devise Laws for the Relief of the
People as Outlined by President
Cleveland.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Formal Dedication of the Louisiana
State Building.
GROUNDS ILLUMINATED IN HONOR
OF VISITING BICYCLISTS.

IN Official Statement Issued by the
Sanitary Council of Austria De-
clares the Condition of the Country
TO be Very Precarious With Regard
to Cholera-RaiIway Worikmen on
the GaIician Frontier Dying or in
Large Numbers.
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LAWYERS DO BATTLE.
Several Blows Passed and One OF Them
Stabbed.

Stabbed.
LYNCHBURG (Va.), Aug. 10.-News
reaches here of fight between General
James A. Walker and j. c. WISER, oppo-
nents in the suit Of Hugh Scott against
the Norfolk and Western Railroad for
10000. AT Pulaski City yesterday the
jury rendered verdict Of $1,000 The
trouble began when Walker, counsel for
the railroad, claimed that WISER appealed
to the passion and prejudice of the jury.
The lie and several blows passed. when
Walker stabbed WISER in the shoulder
and cut his cheek badly. WISER secured
gun and tried to find Walker in a hotel
to shoot him. Both were arrested and
placed under 5000 bonds. WISER was
not seriously hurt. He was Presiden-
tial Elector in the last election, and is a
young man. Walker is ex-Lieuteuant-
Governor.
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Irrigation in San Diego County.

SAN DIEGO. August 10. = The new
Directors of the Mt. Tecarte Land and
Water Company met here and elected T.
+. Pope of San Francisco President and
George II. Matfield Vice President. The
company is getting in shape to construct
a great irrigation system in the southern
part of this county.
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CAME IN LAST.
The Navahoe Again Defeated by Brit
ish Yachts.

fsh Yachts.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-The race for the
Rydetown cup, under the auspices of the
Royal Victoria Yacht Club, took place
to-day. The course was forty miles,
sailed over twice. The contestants got off
in the following order: Satanita, Nava-
hoe, Britannia, Calluna.
The weather was beautiful, and the
wind light from the west. The Britannia.
third to get away, soon passed the Satan
ita and Navahoe. Meantime the Nava-
hoe passed the Satanita, and when the
Britannia went to the front, the Ameri-
can yacht was a good second.
The first round of the finished time is
given below: Britannia, 12:22:07; Satan
ita, l2:2S:55; Calluna, 12:2S:59, Navahoe,
l2:2S:5O.
The Britannia finished first, Satanita
second, Calluna third and Navhoe fourth.
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FINANCIAL PROBLEM.
Plan Evolved Which is Likely to
Meet the Approval of All.
THE BATTLE TO BE FOUGHT OUT ON
THE FLOOR OF THE HOUSE.

Two Bills, One by Those Opposed to
Free Coinage of silver, the Other
by the Advocates of Such Meas
ure, Fully Prepared and Ready for
Presentation in the House-Both
Senate and House Hold Short Ses-
sions and Adjourn.
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Destructive Storm.

LONDON, Aug. 10.-There were terrible
thunderstorms throughout Great Britain
last night, and immense damage was
done in the country districts. Cattle were
killed and numbers of buildings damaged
by lightning.
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WORLDS COLUMBIAN REGATTA.
A Big Crowd Witnesses the Races at
Detroit


Detroit
DETROIT, Aug. 10.-The blistering rays
of the sun heated everything except the
water this afternoon when the closing
races of the Worlds Columbian Regatta
were rowed. The course was smooth as
glass. big crowd was present. Sum
maries:
Senior singles, John J. Ryan of the
Sunnysides of Toronto won in lO:24l.
Junior singles, w. E. f. Paine of
the Argonauts of Toronto won in lO:35g.
Double sculls, the Stars of Buffalo won
in 9:444.
Junior fours, 1.-THE Wyandottes won in
9.23l.
Senior pairs, the Detroits won in 1905.
Senior eights, the Atlantas of New
York rowed over the course in 7:55 As.
International fours, the New York
Athletic Club won in S:O7.
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Refugees From Yellow Fever.

CULLMAN (Ala.), Aug. l0.-Four pass
enger coaches filled with refugees from
the yellow fever scare at Pensacola Fla,
passed through here to-day bound north.
Cullman's rigid quarantine prevented
any stop here.
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eight of the nine districts, electing six
teen Senators out Of eighteen and thirty
six members out of forty-nine of the
lower house. The cause of the defeat of
the Downing party was the belief on the
part of the people that the Downing adj
ministration was responsible for not sell
ing six millions of Cherokee bonds re-
ceived for the sale of the Cherokee strip.
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Fatal Hotel Fire in Washington.

SPOKANE, Aug. 1O-Two lives were lost
at Northport, Washington. last night, by
the burning of the Commercial Hotel.
George Shields, a bartender, was so
badly burned that he died in a few min
utes, and Frank Ingle suffered injuries
which caused his death a few hours later
Others were severely burned.
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Fresno's Masonic Temple.

FRESNO, Aug. 10.-J. G. James, owner
of the Masonic Temple. which was
wrecked by Sunday mornings fire, is
having the debris removed preparatory
to rebuilding at once. Plans for the new
structure will be considered tonight.
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Cholera Cases at View York.

NEW YORK, Aug. l0.-Two new cases
of cholera were discovered on board
quarantine vessels in the harbor. There
was one death from well-defned cholera
on Swinburne Island last night.
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Union Pacific employees, Time chr

OMAHA, Aug. 10.-The Union Pacific
has issued an order cutting down the
time Of shopmen along the system an
other hour per day. making the time
thirty hours per week, seven hours
day and no work Saturday.
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Marshal Breitenbach Discharged.

SANTA Rosa, Aug. 1O.-Marshal Brett
enbach was examined this afternoon on
a charge Of embezzlement and discharged
by Justice Brown.
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BRITISH BARK WRECKED.
She FOundered at Sea Six Miles
Out From Newcastle, N. S. ".
ALL OF THE CREW RESCUED EXCEPT
THE SHIPS CARPENTER.

A Tug Sunk In the San Joaquin River
"A Night Watchman at MarysviIle
Shot by Man Supposed to be Ex-
Convict FrederickS - Two Lives
Lost by the Burning of Hotel at
Northport, Washington.
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A Bank Closes IFS Doors

WEBSTER CITY. Aug. 1O.-The Hamil-
ton County State Bank, one of the Oldest
and best banks in this section closed its
doors to-day. Liabilities S132, 200, assets
S250. 900,
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Funeral of Senator Jones' Mother

SANTA MONICA, Aug. 10.-The funeral
Of Mrs. Mary A. Jones, mother of Sena-
tor John P. Jones and S. L. Jones, will
take place tomorrow from the family
residence of the Senator in this place at
10 A. NJ
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ThIrd Lynched for the Same Crime.

WAY Cross (Ga.), Aug. 1O.-Jaek
Chambers (colored) was taken from the
officers last night and lynched near this
place. He confessed to having taken
part in outraging Mrs. George Warren.
Chambers is the third negro who has
been lynthed for that crime.
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Quarantine Against Pensacola.

BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), Aug. 10-Birm-
ingham has declared quarantine against
Pensacola, Florida. A special train
passed through here this morning filed
with refugees. They were not allowed to
get off, the doors being locked and guards
were on all the platforms. They went
north from here.
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Grand Army Encampment Closed.
SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 10.-The South
ern California encampment of the Grand
Army, held here, closed this evening.
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difficulty, if not bloodshed, would result
from the testimony of the Chinaman.
This is supposed to be the first result of
the matter.
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CHERo6EE ELECTIONS.
Complete Revolution in the Politics of
the Nation.

TAHLEQUAH 4. IT,, Aug. 10-Election
returns from nine districts in the Chero-
kee Nation show complete revolution
in Cherokee politics. The Downing par
ty, which has been in power for six
years, met with disaster and defeat, and
the Nationals swept the Nation, carrying
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salt Warehouses Burned.

MILWAUKEE Wis.,. Aug. lO.-A fire
this afternoon destroyed the large salt
warehouses Of L. J. Petit in Menominee
Valley and damaged the large plants of
the Lumbermen's Planning Mill Com
pany, Il. J. Hilty Lumber Company and
Northwestern Sleigh Company, causing
a total damage of about 100000.
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MacIzay Passes a Comfortable Day.

New YORK, Aug. 1O.-John w. Mackay
passed a comfortable day. Though weak,
and while suffering from the effects of
the surgical operation performed on
Tuesday, he is out of danger. and will re-
cover unless some unexpected combina-
ton arises and brings on relapse.
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Cordage interests Combining.

New YORK, Aug. l0.-The cordage in
terests of the country outside of the
National Company, Filter of Philadel-
phia and Tubbs of San Francisco, have
formed a temporary organization, with
John Good as President This interest
has been in session at the office of the
Good Company for the past two days.
The meeting has now adjourned, subject
TO the call of President Good. The in
tention is to form a permanent organiza-
ton as soon as the company who were
invited to attend and who failed to do so
can be heard from.
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Members of a Labor Exchange Fined.

Members of a Labor Exchange Fined.
PARIS, Aug. 10.-Seventy of the lead
ing members of the Labor Exchange,
which was closed during the recent
troubles in Paris, were fined fifty francs
each and costs for refusing to comply
with the law for the regulation of trade
syndicates.
The court ordered dissolution of all
syndicates concerned in the violations of
the law, including the Executive Com
mittee Of the Labor Exchange.
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The President Going TO Buzzard's BAY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l0.-The President
will leave tomorrow afternoon for Buzz
Yards Bay, to stay probably till the first
of September.
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Awomae,., Hoee, In caseas@

!, IN Chicago there Is wonan's bobea
sheAso hnr Is socceaa fb. great expo
gihon ogensha6owe eeeeythine else and
lady vhitocs WHO come sightseeing and
hove DO responsibility Of getting up the
show accept things as they ind them.
The womane hotel is called the Wonans
Dormitnry, Ant Is no Sleepy Hollow in
spite OF its name. There are very wide
awake women here It b temporary
structure OF two stories, with three sto-
ries In tho center, and occupies an entire
block IN length and about quarter OF 8
block tn width. The Chicago blocks are
on eighth of mile long, andwe soon &C
complish @ mile walking about the house
It is built of plain white boards. Day
light comes through the cracks and
when 1t rains the rain beats IN. There
can be Ave fires IN the five Areplaces- AS
the face gets hos the back gets cold. and
IL tho circle ia 30 OF 30 the fraction OF
hea. is small for each person such cold
days as We bad IN May.
The pine boards OF the hoase oo0e out
With the tar balsam, and that has no
doubt cured many OF influenza and
cougiA The doctors carriage does NOT
drive up though We are roo or 900
wodDeo, but each ono Is q natural morse,
and there are some who heve the title Of
NJ. D. TO their names. There are 10 mod
egn Improvements in the house. There
Is cold water, but not bot. except at GER
tain houra from two gas stoves. where
Che supply Is limited The gas Is tn the
halls and cand1es IN The rooms The
rooms ere furnished with bed. mattress
and bedding, table, chair, washbowi and
pitcher, mirror. some hooks to hang up
apparel. and in the double rooms there
are two single beds The sanctum eano-
forum OF ones little rcom is somewhat
disturbed becauso TIE cracks IN The pdne
boards at the top, over and under the
doors ndlnit al neighbortng sounds, and
In any household Of 1000 guests there Is
ewonderful amount Of talking.@May
Gay Robinson
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The Devotion of . caaine anee.eg,

LUG ActOSfOat ot . NkDatslV ttAoSskS>|
Ink dozen enau boys. q shepherd
dog and her five puppies and o box Of
matches caused $500 fire tn Allegheny.
The dog and her puppies were Kept In
Q vacant stall In the rear Of George W.
Eyans' livery and feed stables On East
street, near Elm street. and the boys
were booking at the pups through knot
hole in the side OF the building, and IN
order 10 get better view Of them held
lighted matches to the knothole. One of
the lighted matches fen through the
knothole into the straw In the stall and
set it on fire. The boys seeing the blaze
Fan away for fear and did not give the
alarm The fro wns discovered by a
policeman
When the fire BROKE out, the mother
II the puppies made heroic effort 10
1ve her offspring and succeeded IN car
Tying them al 10 place OF safety except
ona. She hsd 70 leap over high barries
20 get out OF tho stall. and the last one
s}e carried out was al sbla2e when she
sprang from fhe flames WITH It IN her
rnonth. Her grief at NOT being able to
rescne the last was evident, and she had
10 be held to keep her from rushing back
INTO thasAames for it. ,afstzssszss e.. -