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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
secondhand Upright Piano Cheap.

Hume-Minor Company. Ninth street.
have several beautiful Upright Piancs.
good as new. They will sell cheap. Como
quick
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

Have yon seen the Rid1way" Refrige-
rator OF" EDDY" lce-Chest? They are the
best and cheapest, at
JoAS BowEas's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23
Richmond Arrivals at New York Hotels

Nsw YonK. May 22.--J. W. Lockwood,
Astor J. w. Iaube. Hoffman; q. D.
Thaxtou. fremont. w. N. Bancroft; Me-
trooolltan: Dr. G. NJ. Shields. Waldorf;
c. Drewry, Imperial: +. Stuart and l. Il.
Warren. Astor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

Mantols. Crates. and Tiling. IN various
styles and low prices. ut
JoHs BowERs'5. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

Refrigerators. Freezers, and Coolers
cheap at JoHN BowKnss.
Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

Or. Richard s. Davis. recently gradu-
ated, will practice in this neighborhood.
where praoticing physician is needed,
DIR. b. G.. Rennolds. supervisor for this
(Occupacia) district, has been Incapacitated
for duty by failing health for about ayear.
Dir. George W. Ellis. q Democrat of ex-
cellent business capacity. VINO will mako
n good supervisor. has been nominated,
and will no doubt be elected.
DR.. Alfred II. Garnett. son OF the late
DR.. Alfred ii. Garnett. IL on a VISIT TO
his mother. whose health is falling. near
Lowell. Since leaving Essex he has prac-
ticed medicine very successfully nt Os-
wego, Kan, and Colorado Springs, and re-
Gently travelled tor his health III Arizona
and Mexico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-23

Old papers Tor sale at Is cents hundred
o. D1sPAzou ch3ce.
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THEY TOOK THE CAR.
Hoodiums on a Rampage Terribl,
Punish Two Young Men.

HoodiumS on a Rampage Terribly
Punish Two Young Men.
Warrants have been issued by Police
Judge Joachimsen for the arrest Of seven
hoodums who took charge of the electric
car last Friday night at the corner OF Eddy
and Market streets. There were number
of ladies and gentlemen aboard waiting for
the car to start westward, when the rowdies
boarded the car and Immediately began
abusing the passengers. Their language
was such that number of ladies and
gentlemen quit the place and the toughs
were so pleas ed at their success that they
undertook to clear the car Of the remaining
occupants.
Two of the occupants, young men en-
ployed in the office of the Spring Valley
Water Company, offered resistance, where
upon they were set upon by the ruffans,
dragged from the car, Knocked down and
frightfully beaten aud kicked Incident
ally, one of the quartet OF women who
accompanied the rowdes went through the
pockets of one Of the young men who lay
in an unconscious condition on the sidewalk,
as a result of the beating administered him
by her companions, and stole his watch and
chain.
Fortunately for the bruised men, ID. A.
Hebing of q Battery street. Edward Nor
ton OF 66S Mission street, w. Boneman OF
SIT Howard street and G. Wittasch of IL
Antonio street reached the scene of the dis
turbance and rescued the two victims from
more serious injury.
They assisted Police Officer Lewis In ar
resting Edward Bowen and woman calling
herself Lizzie Bowen, also another of the
hoodlums who gave the name of Moore
mouse. The remaining toughs escaped, but
Will be arrested on warrants charging them
with battery. resisting an officer, disturbing
the peace. vulgar language and robbery.
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close behind him, came up. passed him and
won easily, with Jim r second, Mountain
Boy third. Time. :56.
There were two consolation races for
purses of $500. Little Tough was favorite
10 the first. the other entries being Carter
Is. Lodi. Sir Reel, Genoa. Lady Gwenn and
Prince. Lodi led at the start. with Prince
second. Little Tough third, and they ran to
the quarter in that order, when Genoa, c.
E. Trevathan's speedy FLY, who had been
running fifth all the way around, suddenly
began to drive into the lead. and getting 1t
kept ii for the rest of the distance, winning
the race by nearly three lengths, with Lodi
second and Little Tough third. Time,
/ :02A.
There were nine horses in the last race.
Typesetter. Claire. May Pritchard, Daily
Oregonian, Dewdrop, Bonnie Blue, Joe
Hooker Jr., Nickel Exchange and Louise.
Typesetter got away in the lead. Hooker.
the favorite, second and Bonny Blue third.
In this order they went to the quarter and
turned into the stretch, where Joe Hooker
Jr. came up with rush and won the race
from Typesetter, who came in second, Claire
third. Time. ! :O3.
There will be racing Wednesday and
every afternoon for the balance of the week.
MISS RUSSELLM
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KRUPP AND HIS MEN.
The Great Gunmaker's Methods of
Improving Their Condition.

froYldenee Telegram.
One or the greatest manufacturing estab-
lishments in the world is the Krupp cast
steel works at Essen in Germany. Expert
ments al improving the condition of the
laboring people employed there have been
going on for twenty-five years, during which
period the number of employees has in
creased from 5000 to 25,000. and with their
families from 80, 600 to $1,000 persons. For
twenty years before 1870 the cond ition
OF the people in the growing town
was very unsatisfactory. and landlords and
traders practically robbed them. The sani-
tary condition was very bad, the annual
death rate being over 5h per cent Of the
population. These conditions led to revo-
lutionary and sOcialistie meetings and out
breaks. and finally TO great strike in 1872
that lasted six weeks. The firm had already
been building houses for its employees, and
now took hold OF matters with more energy
and determination. According TO the Provi-
dence Telegram its efforts have resulted in
the erection Of over 800 comfortable dwell
ings and in the establishment by the firm
OF large stores to free the working people
OF the exactions of the old traders.
The scheme which has been carried ont
consists of four branches: /. The building
and renting OF workiEgmen's dwellings. q
Inc hrm's cooperative stores and boarding
accommodations 1or unmarried w0rkmeD.
3. The treatment and prevention of sick
ness and disease. 4. Insurance against ac-
cident and sickness; pension fund, savings
banks, etc. 10 these are also added the
establishment of common and industrial
schools. the education of apprentices and
the training OF young girls in housekeeping;
humanitarian rules in factory work; as
sistance in maintaining religious teachings,
and In charity work. In buildings the
firln have invested about $500. 0O0 They
refuse to sell them to their men, fear
ing they might thus pass into the
hands of spectators. A cooperative
store. already existing In 1868, was
bought by the company and its scope en-
larged. All sales are on cash basis ANY
BODY can buy from it, but the employees
only are entitled TO books. in which all their
purchases are entered, and at the end Of
year they receive a cash rebate proporti0ned
to the amount of their purchases. This store
now comprises perhaps fifty branch estab-
iishmentS, such as fifteen retail groceries, a
shoe factory and stores. clothing establish
ments and so on. And among the employees
OF these stores are more than 500 widows
and daughters OF Workmen.
The best thing about this. as we learn
from recent report on the subject, IS that
Mr.. krupp does not consider the money he
has invested in these enterprises as spent in
charity. but as judicious outlay which has
brought him in as good return in money as
his outlay In any other direptjou
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spector was sent to see what allied that hose
that it wouldn't work when needed most.
He unscrewed the nozzle and found metal
plate had been put in the mouth of the hose
so that no water would escape from ii in case
some one inadvertently or mallciously
turned on the water when 1t wasn'tneeded.
NOW. my advice is. that no one should
invest money in notwithstanding ap-
planes unless they mean to keep them in
such condition that they will always be
available at an instants notice.
THE proprietor of this hotel just threw
his money away when he bought that hose.
and then suffered much greater loss than
he need have when the opportunity to use 1t
finally came along
"Here's an interesting bottle that once
contained coal oil that would ignite when
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-03
An Anecdote of Whittier.

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps in January Century.
10 Whittier in his earlier years this lag
gard recognition brought his full share OF
the discipline which is peculiar to genius
and which no lesser spirit can suppose itself
TO understand. But he conquered 1.-THE
world knows how thoroughly. He was
never In the least unperceptive Of the facts
of his literary history. Once he was found
In the library of one of his Boston friends,
silent and sad, In a mood not usual TO him.
Seeking TO cheer him, his hostess yentured
some quiet words reminding him of the
deep personal affection in which he was
held the wide world over. His morning
mail lay beside him. She polluted to the
pile of grateful and adoring letters.
An. yes" he said, put they say Ten
nYsOn has written q perfect mem"
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Saving GOod-bY Cheaply.

There seems 10 be a sort Of tacit under
standing between the public and most of
the Jersey ferry companies that any person
crossing the ferry from New York to see
friends off by rail may return to New YORK
without paying toll. At any rate there is
no effort on the part of the ferry companies
TO slit such persons through any special gate
in order to demand the fare, and, of course,
nobody takes the trouble TO hunt up drop
ping box for his ticket
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GuNARl. line.

New York TO ,hiverpoel.: VIA, oeeensto town.
IAsT Il kEs5 MAJ. sEKvIUs -
Bothnis. Jan Z. Q :Go Az ttruria. Feb. A. 1880 AN:
Seryia Jan. Ia, 200 PM erYia, Feb. IL, 1:00 fK
Gallia Jan. u 1880 All Gallfa. Feb, 4S, q 30 AN
Aurania. Jan - 200 Pr Aura:lja. Feb %. ZOO Pd
Cabin passage $50 and upward; second. cabin
&Y5. Steerage tickets to and from ALI parts. of
Europe at very low rates. For freight and passage
apply az company ofice.4 Bowling CIR cen, ew org
NERN0N H. BROWN d co. General Agents.
Good accommodation can: always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, III MOND ~ 60, >: .
jy27 TuThSa Agents, san francisco.
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about so many different causes, and when
you have gone through the list you have told
the story of the origin of about every fire
that ever occurred in this city,"
Then, at The CALL mans request, Mr..
Porter cited most OF the causes OF fire. II
proved to be quite long list, but not nearly
as long as the list of fires. Some Of them
are cited, as follows:
Defective flue. explosion Of coal-oil lamp.
wooden ash barrel, wooden chimney.
children with watches, pipe and cigarette
smoking, defective stoves, carelessnesS
with matches, careessness with cigarettes,
carelessneSs with candle. clothing too near
stove, dirt in hot airpipes, burning rubbish
in back yard. experimenting with chemi-
Gals. friction of machinery, rats and
matches, tin-roofer's stove. gas jets in show
window, sparks from chimney.
"And besides these" said Mr.. Porter,
there's the incendiary fires and those
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-03
An Important Gathering.

To-day at IL o'clock NJ. Edwin Burritt
Smith, prominent lawyer OF Chicago, and
superintendent of she Armour missions,
will address an important meeting OF both
ladies and gentlemen at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall. John Mckee
will preside, and prayer Will be offered by
Rev. G. o. Brown, ID. Mrs. Anita Boole
Mckee will sing, and the service will &C.
cupy just one hour. All who are interested
in city evangeization are invited.
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caused by spontan eous
combustion. It's only
once in a very great
while that'we have a fire
thatcann0t be attributed
TO either one of these
causes.
"And when the causes
OF fires have been so well
defined, as statistics on
the subject prove they
have been. it does seem
strange that people don't
take a little more care
with their matches, CT
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on a chair. The Mon
gols were heating their
irons On it. They use
an iron stove now and
don't set it on q Chair
either.
ION, we have TO keep
watching these careless
people all the time.
They seem to have no
idea at all about the
dan ger of doing all sorts
OF foolish tricks.
Just a little bit Of
thought would prevent
many a serious fire."
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN <sa.
u Francisco for ports Ia Alaska A. Il, -
bee ember IS, so, January 8
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
every Friday
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay; Wednesdays 8 A. n.
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day. a. NJ. :
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles.
Santa Barbara and san Luis 0bispo, every fourth
and fifth day at IL A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico first OF each month :
Ticket Oliee-PaIace Hotel. 4 New M6ntgomeryss.
GOUDAIL PERKINS * CO. General Agents.
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FOR PORTLAND G ASTORIA, OREGON,

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM. ia.
j ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST $500
STEAMSHIP COMPANY VIII dispatch from Spear
street wharf at 10 A. NJ. Tor the above ports Of
their Al iron steamships. viz
"a.
CoLUMRIA-Dec Is, II Jan. 8. 20:
OREGON-Dec %, Jan. 4, Ii. rs -
Connecting via Portland with the Union Racif,
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska: Idaho
Montana. Dakota, Utah wyoming; YeIIowstone
Fare to Portand-Cabin. SIC; steerage: IS round
Trip, CABIN. $50. ):
Ticket ofaces-l Montgomery street snd .Paface
Hotel 4 New Montgomery street.
Freight Office 700 California street :: -
GOODALL, PERKINS eco, SupG. 0cean1ine
ltf 10 Market street. san. Francisco:
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP &C..

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA.
i Steamers. will sail at NOON on the 9TH. Il ri.
18th and 25th OF each month"; calling at - zs
various ports OF Mexico and Central Ameriea.
Through line saiings-January s. IS. City etNeW
York January l6. IS. San Bias January 20, So
City OF Sydney. -.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL i
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA. -:
Steamer leave san Francisco ON the sd and 18th
OF each month, calling at various Mexieanand Gem
tral American ports.
S. Starbuek January Is.
JAPAN AID CHINA In E..
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HON6K NC,
Connecting at oEohana with steamers For shsng-
hal and at Hongkong for East Indies, Straits; etc:
SIS. City of Rio dc Janeiro saturday. January ii
SIS. City of Peking. SATURDAY Fe5rHary 4. at
S.. China, via Honolulu, Tuesday, February ID,
1T 3 p NJ.
IS Perm. Saturday. March A. at 3 p. N.
Round-trip tickets TO Yokohama and return at re-
duced rates.
For freight or passage apply at the ONCE corner
First aud Brannan streets
branch Office-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CEN HER. General Agent
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garettes. stoves and one thing or another.
But they don't. They seem to forget
that houses and stores are liable to burn
down on very small provccaton. Look at
that pile Of rubbish over there in the cor
ner."
MIR. Porter pointed to miscellaneous col
lection of old candle-ends hnxas used for
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stoves, matches, coal
oil. bottles. homemade
candlesticks Of everyde-
scription in all degrees
OF dengerOusness, and
other odds and ends
which apparently were
neither useful nor orna-
mental.
Those things we're
taken from burning
hnilAipno ord fropn nth
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subjected 10 ABOUT %
degrees Of heat. 1t was
taken from q Chinese
joint up on Dupont
street. They kept it
lying in an out-of-the-
way corner among some
rags and kindling wood.
"How easily it would
l4oo, for cop,a NM
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NTiElfS Indian YGaRtalla Pills.

Are aeShowfedged. by thousands of persons who
have used themfor over forty years 70 euro: -
SICK HEADACHE; GIDDINESS. C0NSrfPATION
Torpid liver Weak stomach Pimples aud purify
the blood : :. Nos FrT1 iy' :;
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPI Nw.AIL yr-ts
- fortnightiy. for ths West fedies and Eefx7f
southampton calling en- route az Cherboury:-
France, and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through Bills OF kading. in. connection With tue
Pacific Mail SIS CO., issued fer freight and treasure
10 direct ports IN England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco TO Plymouth
Caerbolrg. Southampton. First-class, $l95; third
class s97 30. For furtheS particulars apply TO
n PARR0rr CO.. k.ents 3o6. Califerniass
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to have dropped lighted match in that cor
ner or the sparks from pipe.
"The astonishing ingenuity that some
folks have fer conjuring up tools and de-
vices which can safely be warranted to set
a whole row of houses on fire at the slight
est provocation is alarming.
what do you think of using wooden
box with hole cut In the top and little
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-03

Ii Cleveland should call Congress together
it will be the twelfth extra session called
since the organization of the Republic,
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NORTH. GERMAN LLOYD S.. S. xGG.

SPREE HAVEL. LAIN. TRAVE.. SAkLE,
ALLER. ELDER. EMS, WEitRA, .FUEU&. =.
ELBE, KAISER WILHEEMIL
New York. Southampton; .Bremen.. II he fast ey-
press steamers of this company sail every UES
DAY and SATURDAY. landing passengers In
southampton in 75s days or: Tess from New ork
These steamers are celebrated Tor their speed ana
the comfort Afforded passengers.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast.
lis Montgomery ST.. under :occidentaE Hotel T. Ssn
franciScO. AL iy In III:
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CAUSES OF FIRES.
The Careless People Who
Carry Policies.
INCENDIARY BRIG A BRAC.
The Interesting Collection of Combus-
tibles Found in Insured Build
ings by Chief Porter.

"What causes the 800 or 400 fires that
occur in this city every yearP" asked The
CALL man.
Various things, but the causes of many
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er buildings that were probably saved from
burning when the INSPECTORS found these
articles hidden away in odd corners and
brought them here for safekeeping.
I'VE call them incendlaries and are more
than half inclined 10 think that most of the
unknown causes Of fires could be traced to
just such things"
''Where did you find them ?"
well. some of them came from some of
the biggest and most reputable business
houses IN the city.
you see that piece of hose there? l
think you would be surprised IL l were to
tell you where that came from.
TITS fine hose. 1t once adorned the
wall OF one of the leading hotels here. 1t
was never to be used. you know, except in
cosa If fro We'll ono
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amned. well, they used to burn charcoal
IRE in that in certain Chinese laundry
south of Market street. They were we'll in
sured and perhaps that was why they were
so careless.
I'VE found IL in the iropn room, setting
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-03

During the eleventh century fashion of
embroidering the initials of the name and
the family arms on the garments began IN
Italy and spread all over Europe.
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1t is not necessary to call o doctor fo,a cut O
bruise; get Salvation OIL. only Is cents.
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OCEANIC sTeAMsnIP ooMPANY.
COMphGME GENERaLs

1K a \ S A I u. a n; Il Ia 2 q =:
Free ch. Line to. Havra..:
T. oMPANY'S PIER. (NEw3.. AZ NoR'FH IRA
Y River foot OF Morton ST.. Travellers: by :EsQEZ
the discomfort of crossing the channel ia a small
boat. -
LA GAsCoGNE. santelli.:...:. ;...:,::;:.. .;;.s.:
Saturday. Jan: 7th; 40 P. Ne
La BRETAGNE, Capt. Collier :.
IA noIiR,;;;NF s saa9rfs eoe ea 4' o'o' =
.................;sa Saturday, Jan. III i 40 P. NJ
LA CHAMP ACME Capt. Observation-Disclosures.
;....:........ saturday, Jan. Is: 100 a. II.
.nD- For further particulars Apply 70 II
"A. FORGET. Agent.
No; Bowling ireen.E ew York
J. F. FUGAZI 4 CO., Agentsr5 Mohtg omery ayai
Branch office. 10 Moutgo merry street,. ad3t1t
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they wanted, and as they screwed on the
nozzle they mentally blessed the thought
tulness of the proprietor who was always
prepared for fire.
1T was just in the right position, too, and
would have done fine service and have saved
fully thousand dollars or more if 1t could
have been used
when the firemen got the nozzle screwed
on they turned On the hydrant and braced
themse Ives to resist the shock of the big
stream they expected. But no stream came.
Not drop of water issued from the nozzle.
I'm disgust they threw down the hose and
spent the next ten minutes in getting in
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case OF IRE. Wen, one
fiue day along came the
fire. sure enough,
1.-The first thing the
fremen saw when they
entered the building was
that piece of hose at
tached to a very con-
venient hydrant.
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Cheeseman's SlGGjfG MIItIrR.

: w 18th this Temedy persons c1Ii. chre themselves
without the Iesss exposure. change or Diet on
change III application to businesE The medicine
contains nothing that Is of the least injury the
constitution. Ask your druggist for It.. Price 81 =
bottle. .no4 Fr IN ~
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alS otb NOnn 90 uh
known" said f. I'll.
Porter, chief OF Under
writer's Fire Inspection
Bureau. 1.-THE origin of
perhaps 25 per cent of
all the fires is enshroud-
ed In impenotrable mys-
terry.
People would think
that every fire, almost,
had a peculiar origin OF
its own, but this is not
corrert There are inst
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To drive cough from the system use DR.. Bull.
Cough Syrup. 1t never falls.
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consumed candle stick
ing in between them. 1t
caused a $1,000 fire in
Chinatown.
You see that rusty
old tin can ?" said Mr..
Porter. when all the cam
die sticks had been ex-
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lead from the
engine. Mean
W lille til Q
flames were
burning out
the Office fur
niture and
some of the
valua bles.
1.-The next
day our in
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Owing to the recent severe storm we have
been necessarily delayed in placing our water
!. upon the market We hereby warn all parties
buying or selling water pnrportilig to come
from the Geysers, other than bottles bearing
our facsimile labels, that we will prosecute
them to the fullest extent Of the law. We
offer SIoo reward for any information leading
to the arrest and conviction Of any and all
parties selling Geyser Water other than that
bearing our registered labels == .* :. Il.
GEYSER WATER Co, =|"
G. i. DINdlEY JR, General Manager, b:
20 Sleuart Streets. F..
las7t 81. re-.