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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-07
Upper County Items.


Lew oill'i'S' col'I'o MA" living IN
mire from driving through The town Thursday
morning. Mr. S'asmi-e and his companion
| jumped ont OF Tie buggy and gaTo Simms a
sound tllsashimc. Il s said Snms enjoys
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-07
KNOWLEDGE

Erngs comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced i'll the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispcIling colds, headaches and tevcrs
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
cists in SOC and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufacturcd by the California Fly Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you VIII not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-07

Theiaw Of Maryland regulating the practice
Of veterinary medicine will 90 into foice next
o'.2hcr. The examination Of practitioners OF
the State Ne'"-:naty Medical Board Will be on
September 1ih. Every practitioner Of vet
mary medicine in The SAT- IS required 10 reg
iSier
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-07

il is stated that native Corpans are begin
ming 10 wage guerrilla warfare against the
Japanese. An imperial edict has been issued
rewarding the Chinese officers for their victory
over the japanese at Ping Yang.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-07
ER-UPPER MARLBOROUGH MARYLAND SEPTEMBER 7 Is
49, Is &c 6 s EsSiiSs
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
STATIONS. |
NORTH .

The following is the time table oi the passenger
trains OF the PopeS Creek branch of HE Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad which went into effect April
:Dth. 1884
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-07
W:ESHI.N'G TO.N, ID. 4.
Fidelity and Deposit Company,
OF MARYLAND,


No. NUftn taihett street, bhtiWofS'
DECoMES sole surety on bonds, executors, ad-
ID minisr at"rs. guardians receivers trustees, Ne,
and III all undertakings III judicial proceedings.
Guarantee the fidelity of saared officers, Jerks
and employees.
Receives money on deposit subject to check AMI
allows interest thereon.
Makes loans approved collateral and mort
cages.
Is legal depository for court and trust funds.
Manages estates for executors. administrators
guardians, trustees, etc. Collects rents incomes,
etc.
Acts As transfer agent registrar of stocks
bonds OF municipal, railroad and other corporations
Receipts Wills and their safe custody
without charge.
Does act executor al miHiSt ratur trustee,
guardian receiver
OFFICERS
EDWIN WAKEFIELD. President
II. CEAw FORD lLACK ............. ! VA !, ;.o,,,,
.JoSErH Il. SToN EEEAKEE......... ','
HERMAN +. BoSLEH. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
Lloyd LownlcS, John Sheridan.
Robert thcr, John n. Shaw.
Thomas C. l;asSor, seymour MandClbaum.
Jos X Stonchra1er, Francis +. Waters.
John II. Wight Charles f.. Fink,
Clinton i. Paine, John Fl. Boeler.
George aricli, Thomas y. Nhelan,
James u. Mason Henry A. Parr,
IL Crawford Black, solomon Frank,
t. F. Bedford, Wilbur f. Jackson,
Frederick H. Smith, Edwin ariehl.
? Geo. NJ Ip~hnr. Hon. \ L. German.
MAGRUDER Il WILSON,
Attorneys for Prince Georges County, Md
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-07

Rca! Ner.t IS t'la Characteristic Of Hool's
Sarsa?ar:l'a, an It IS manifested every Jay i'll
the re,aa. liable cures this medicine accomplish
es Hroi's Sarsara~iiia is he Iink Try 1T
Haati's pills arr he best family cathartic
and liver me5ic.~e. Harmless, Reliable,
sure.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-07

III. tS FORD ELNC I
JoSErH Il. SroNEHEAKEE.........S ''''i ''"''''"'S
HERMAN T. BoSLER. ............... =. Treasurer.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-07

II ,~c5;lF!>s and Farmers + Prince
Gecrge's coTatY cannot 10 Better ;haa stop
AZ s.slaHby Bo"ss" when visiting 2ali-
m9ie C2ov-u:.cr to 33a's, Trains and
The evening world., 1894-05-19
"TIiE TERRACE"

'IiiB IthNAts w.
RENTS FROM SIS TO ,si. 50 PER MONTH
onS %aC@, h, cSPSn III, mos, eSs.n S
latest sanitary improvements; fine entrances. Ap-
ply jSni'or basement OF 100 e. 10th at.
Park AVE. loil-iol' between Hth and S5,h
s's-Lnrge elegant hats rooms, bath. private
hall; rent Es2. fS. Inquire janItor.
decorated nats. rooms. bath; all Improve
mcnts steam heated throughout; f2 to $50;
jhnitor on premses
PARK AVE. 4 18th st. northeast corner-T rooms
bath. Apply janitor
stone ST, ls--nesitable apartments rooms
q bath, SIS to 'aS JSnItor on premises
isr AVE, ai6, near 18th u.-Apartmcn,A
rooms. newly painted clean house. S. 50.
Janit5r.
I'D AVE 2iot q 2iC5. near iOSth ,t--s or I large
rooms, gas & all Improvements Janitor
Sd AvE-,ch"apcst rent In the city; lovely
room rooms; hot cold water; ST, stationary tubs;
Sd ave, ono block from Iosth st l. station.
| It'll ST 40 a. between "a and Sd avcs Fine
nAt. light rooms and bath. small family.
18th ST. goa Ed nat. . rooms: private hall,
| bathroom; latest improvements. f26. Janitor.
| 18TH ST, '3,, ss5, s'1 E.. between LIST q ID
heaters: decorated ceilings: Improvements: new
houses: halls. bath heated; rents ''s to $50.
i4TH ST. 2cs E--t rooms, mantel mirror bath.
| all improvements: $50. Janitor
2isT ST. aO7. 200 E.--Flata 4 large light rooms.
| baths; all modern improvements: newly decor
| ated; centrally located! rents reduced. Jantors
| In Easements
29flI ST. 2a7 q ia0 E,--s q I large rooms; all
| light \ ventilated. plenty closet room. Si2
| tib 10 small families
DIST ST, s.o E,-A very nice I'd noor rooms q
| bath, 500
t2D ST.. lts Extra large single nat. large,
| cheerful. airy rooms; bath. Improvements no
nirshafts: rent 500. Inquire Frseder. nlsht up.
GOTH ST. $50 E.-Fine large floor; Ave light
| rooms; ample closets. improvements; private
| brownstone block
s2D ct, 3ls a sts E.-Handsome single mats.
| rooms a bath. neatly decorated splendid To-
' eation; moderate rents. ID. o'HARA, li&5 I'd ave.
9th ST. 3C5 E.-Fiat. large rooms a bath; /
! night up; rent f22i very quiet house private
block, Janitor.
| 10TH ST. soS E.-b large rooms all light 4
| painted; rents 3l7 4 iiL
| 7?D ST. 40 Extra nne house: street 100
feet wide; tiled halls. painted walls tubs bells;
8 rooms, $3.50 $40; adjoining apartments
| front rooms each, same floor. SIS
| 18TH ST. lo7 E.-Elegant. S light rooms hand
some mirrors. delightful summer residence; s2s.
| 10TH ST, III ESQ monthly; unexceptionabe Q
| psrlor floor basement. private house Call
afternoon.
s7TH ST. 3t2 E.-Elegant single nats. 7 rooms,
bath; all light; heated. Janitor
9TH ST.. Park ave-Elegant nats handsomely
decorated; all Improvements; I rooms, 3N SCI
08TH ST, l58 TO 1877 L.
Small data rooms; all improvements
| Janitor.
esTH ST, ali TO ,33 E.-New houses 8 q 4
| electric bells; hot baths free to tenants; wide
| street; floor deadened. once in 223,
The evening world., 1894-05-19
THE WHIPPING POST.
What Nellie Biy snw in n Delaware
Jnil Recently,

Nellie BLY, witnessed the public whip
ping OF prisoners In Delaware jail
last week. She has embodied her cxpe-
rience In a sympathetic article full of in
terest. to even the most prosaic prison.
keeper. One man was put in the stocks
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40 bright curls f the indignant girl by
s,s s,de. Don't be unreasonable.
..tTnreasonabier' exclaimed Lois, with
,npatient shrug Of her pretty should
.rs pray. sir. In what way nave
nroved myself unreasonable"
INV making a charge that you cannot
.,,stantiate." answered Dane. unhesitat.
ngly.
and to add insult to Injury you now
accuse me OF falsehood," asserted Lois
buivering with suppressed Indignation.
"No. no; l do not mean that, Lois.
Al not mean to imply that you have no,
old the truth, but you do not understand
Tho whole truth and will not listen to the
Exclamation l have a right to give" in
sisted Dane.
"What l saw with my own eyes needs
no explanation returned Lois, coldly.
1.-THE attention lavished upon that little
pypsv. Natalie Holland, was such as you
have no right to give after having placed
the engagement ring upon my finger. 1t
was very humiliating to encounter the
inauiring glances Of my friends"
"But, Lois, there was no cause for
humiliation'-
NO cduoe ioi 'I"' "heii a. d
public entertainment was deserted Tor
pretty httie brunette VINO had no
claims upon your interrupted LOIS.
you don't know VINO that pretty little
brunette was, Lois" began Dane, with
an amused look.
Nor do I want to know" retorted
Lois, ansriiy. you take advantage OF
my supposed absence 10 engage In
Irritation, and now you have my per-
mission to keep 1t up Indefinitely"
Lois. Lois. listen to reason, urged
Dane, soothinsly. you don't under
stand everything or you would not
. speak In this way.
Il understand enough to know that
cur engagement Is at an end," she said
slowly, taking the ring from her finger
and Offering 1t to him.
"You mean what you say, do you.
Lois?' questioned Dane, hoarsely, as
he rose to his feet without even a
/ glance at the ring she held out to him.
There was look In his dark eye that
reminded Lois OF wounded animal,
helpless In the tolls OF its foe, and she
determined to test Its power to Its
uttermost; so, Instead OF retracting her
|
"I mean what saw and what Ia
more. I am glad that I am free"
For , noment nave stood Iool,po NJ
her with burning ewes and then the
answer osma lou ,nd sorrow,v,
"You have chosen Lois for me an wel,
as for voursa,f but T cannot be iovfu, in
INV freedom as Won nrofess 70 be in
vours. neverthe,ess must accent ~
FAREWELL" and before Lois could replv
he was gone
For a. moment sbe sat an one stunned
NV an unexnected hIow They had GUAR
relied before and in snite NJ her or.
pressed determination not to listen 10
his exclamation she had expected him
To make IL and in n very humble wav
sue for her forgiveness. She realized
now that she had gone too far. and
from the white, set face that he carried
away. she scarcely hoped that he would
ever again give her chance to unsay
those cruel words that were already
bearing bitter fruit.
AS Dane emerged from the Maberly
GROUNDS ne was accosteo py MS Iriend'
JACK DANIELS who' atter raliyihg MIN
on MS doieful appearance proposed
WISH 10 the fendVlile mlnes' haii mile
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e Eaat Side.

Esst Side.
CANNON ST. Ii7--rurnIshod room. I'd floor.
front; Si25 weekly.
CLINTON PLACE. A-Furnished room for house
keeping or two gentlemen; SAX
FORSYTH ST. l3S-FurnIshcd rooms for gentle
m0I only, with home comforts.
IRVING PLACE, 81. near Union square-com-
fortnbly furnished small rooms. .b0 gentle
men onlv
STANTON ST. S7-Furnshei rooms for respect
able man wife or gents.
81. MARK PLACE, IA For gentlemen or
ladies' suit able for music teacher; terms mod
ernte. Gardner.
ST MARKS PLACE 2s-Iarge room; also attic
room for ligh, housekeeping; 80 so per week
SUFFOLK ST. 40. near Grand N.-Furnished
rooms for housekeeping: privilege Of washing;
81, 81. so.
UNION SQUARE. io-Newiy furnished large room
for gentleman; low price. electric bells Inquire
2D AVE, sS- Elegantly furnished front \ I'd
parlor; very light suitahle for Doctors office,
&C. or gentleman & wife; nll conHeniences; also
small room.
I'D AVE, Ils. near 9th st--Nlcely furnished
room for light housekeeping 1850
2p AVE. s4-Nicely furnished large room for d:
also = small room.
I'D AVE TO- near 9Th st-SIcely furnished house,
keeping rooms IS; hall room. N25
% AVE. 100 near llth ST. Front hall rooms,
che irful, comfortably furnished, for rent; ID
floor
4TH AVE, So opposite pcnning's near 10th St
Furnished rooms 81 60 32 for gentlemen
9TH ST. ~ E. near Broadwav-Assortmen OF
rooms; also adjoining rooms; permanent or
transient. moderate.
9TH ST. 40 E, near Broadway-Large 4 small
roomr, gentlemen small families: permanent
or transient,
10TH ST 70 f.. near proatwsy-Large rooms
for light housekeeping; Slso hall rooms
lITH ST. 5s between broadway 4 University
place-IIandsomely furnished rooms. 81 so to g..
nth ST. 232 E--g nicely furnished connecting
rooms; also square room; eohNenIehees gentle
men ohly,
18TH ST. lu T.. corner "a ave-Newiy reno,
ratcd; gentlemen or couples; gas. BATH house
keeping. 81. 30 onward,
18TH ST. 3l2 E. near "a ave. Newly furnished
house. large small rooms for light house,
keeping,
i5TH ST, l9 E. Union square-l.arse from,
rooms 50 80 81, s. housekeeping, front parIor.
lcrH ST. ii5 E.-EleEan,ly furnished rooms
ladies or gents; all oonTtD!enees; terms moder-
ate
10TH ST, IiG E.-Large furnished room. With
Roove. for two
18TH ST. f'e E.-LArEe, comfortable ohou.e'
Frcping privilege furnished rooms 81 SO 81 30.
SuiiihB couples, Residence.
| 18TH ST e31 E.-Si.ciy furnished large room
runntng water bath, also hail room quiet
private house.
18TH ST. 22S E-N'ccly furnished rooms with
all conycaicnrcs. from u 80 p"f week up
| 18TH ST, $40 E.--Nlccly furnished rooms, sum
mer rates: all convcniences; near l. station,
10Th ST. 2l2 & Nice ,nrnsho! rooms, with or
| ,yitaout board hoi Z" gSll water terms reason
2sp ST. ln E-Slrrly furnished rooms, from s!
up; Nii convenience
| :irH ST, 2?T E.-Two connecting rooms. 81;
| housekeeping: front room ";oi all newly
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You rend Tho Ev~nlnE Worthr'
no y0m read the sunday WOridf
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Flats and psrtme ents to Let.
unfurnishs hsd-Es.t Side.

MADISON AVE. lGsi-Elegant corner nata 7
rooms bath: all light: stcam heated: moder.
ate. Store
PARK AVE, from 7ath to 76th at.
ELEGANT FLATS TO LET IN THE NEW AND
CAPACiOuS APARTMENT BUILDING.
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erooSlv1.
STH ST.. iSs g., near bedford --dentiems9
ISL ladies. 81, or turnishsd roonA
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HuBER'S Eth MUSEUM.

Sampson, strongest Man on Earth; Welton' s
Cat Circus; Gerste. Fool xpert: Herman, Strong
Beasts. 20 new features. Hourly stage enter
tainments. Thomas II. Nolan. Sig. Mcllemi, black
sonia iuggcr; Fish and Daring. Grand sunday
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7lTH ST. w.-Selcct bosri In Southern family,
references Cashier, Post-onlce boz :ls5,
INST ST. sss w-Elegant room, wi,h excellent
board; private family; all eonvenences' terms
The evening world., 1894-05-19
North o. ,as.h Street.

10th ST., 6ls E.-Large. light newly furnished
rooms to let: also back parlnr, suitable for doc
tor. with or without board: terus moderate; tabts
bosrders wanted.
The evening world., 1894-05-19

5sp ST. $40 w.-Handscme rooms with board.
s. upward: every convenience; hot n '--~
n Al Aar MI nm
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23D ST, saS w.-EngIish family can accommodates
or 2 boardcrsi nice home good board
2sD ST. 44l-liS w.-Large { small rooms; unsur-
passed location: cool. shady summer boarding
nlace.
The evening world., 1894-05-19

18TH ST, 225 w,-Handsomcly furnished double
single rooms parlor suit; together or sepafats'
good table board; SUMNER terils.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

One TIM. s0c. per 'fne: Second Tme. Hc. pn
kne. Third and Subsequent 7yp,cs I6c. pr ha1
No cszra charge on Sundapa
NJ EXTRA CHAhuE FOR IT-Advertisem m snt
District Messenger Once in the city. whore tn,
charges will be the same n those At tho matn
sffioo.
The evening world., 1894-05-19

RENTS FROM s2s TO ,S'. so PER MONTH.
without exception the most elegant seven. room
and bath, ttcNm. heated apartments in the city !.
latest sanitary Improvements; tine entrances, Ap-
ply JantOr basement Of 100 L. 10th st
PARK AVE, lOii-lOi1. between Sth and S5th
ss-Lnrge elegant hats rooms, bath private
hall. rent Sl2. t2N Inquire janitor
The evening world., 1894-05-19

5irH ST. $50 w.-Lrrgp comfortable rooms; bath.
gas hoard; q &i3 weekly; near elevated
The evening world., 1894-05-19

22D ST, JIG W., near 9th ave.-Elegant suie
furnished rooms, sl2; others. single or dnunte:
hes table: French & Spanish cooking SPEAKING
aSD ST, 3sS w-LArge front back rooms; also
hall rooms; reasonable board optional.
The evening world., 1894-05-19
THE MAY-

Flats Of rooms a bath: steam heated deco
Thing in nrst ciass condition; rent i,s ias from
June all rooms light: lis Z. listh Ht., between
Lexington Park ayes. only block from Sd
ave. elevated RR. station. Janitor on premises
FLATs-6 large, elegant rooms: all improvements
hne locality. liz u, s3d st. and $40 r. SD st.
FLOORS OF a rooms in single houses at re-
duced rents; conveniently located; seth or Gbth
st. elevated stations D. o'HARA. llB ID ave.
/ MONTH FREE-b large. sunny rooms, N< e.
12Sd ST., 3li, SIS. BANG s3t Broadway.
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tTH ST. sl2 w.-Pleasant front room. with %
Without boa I'd: table board: early breakfast.
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sTH ST, 10 f.. near I'd ave.-Large 4 small
furnished front rooms with board, $3.50. IS.
10TH 81, 40 Il. - Elegant large 4 small rooms,
entire newly furnished house, hrst.class Ger
mnn boa rd also table board
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PARK AVE. sl3.9g7 Minnehaha-- Beautifully
decorated Mats rooms. bath; all Improve.
mcnts steam heated throughout; sS2 to $50;
The evening world., 1894-05-19

| PARK AVE. & 18th st., northeast cornsr-7 rooms
| a bath Apply janitor
The evening world., 1894-05-19

18TH ST., SO w.--specially desirable inexpensive
rooms with superior home table: transisnts
/
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urfurnished-Brookiyn.
ELEGANT SINGLE FLATS.
Sl1 and 81 per month:

all Improvements
rooms and bath. half an nour to New York City
Hall: elevated and electric cars pass within hal
q biock Of these fats CHARLES HART owner
1869 ID ave. between 5sth and seth sts, Brooklyn
Flats to let on % ave-: 3ll and tl2 per month
ianitor's serviceH
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18TH ST s06 w.-Single & double rooms: board:
gentlemen, Sc; ladies' 81: table board.
2lSr ST, w.-Desirahe rooms: superior
board Southerners, transents: summer rates:
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,gD ST., sl3 w. Chelsea House-aooms. win
beard. s!ngly or en- suite; permanent or uaa-
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Boarders Wanted.


ST. MARKS PLACE. s0-Eiegantiy furnished par
lor a bodroom home comforts; board II do
NIrcI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-05-19
In HONOR OF COLUMBUS
Handsome Memorial shaft in Cen
tral Park, New York. Is
nnHt.ut.I

New GcRE, May l2.-The beautiful !
bronze statue OF Christopher Columbus
executed by the Spanish sculptor Sunol
was unveiled with becoming ceremonies
in Central Park this afternoon. The
statue Is located at the southern end of
the Mall and almost immediately facing
that OF Shakespeare Here the Cere-
monies took place in the presence Of
numerous and interested gathering.
Gen. Grant Wilson presided, and after
an invocation by Bishop Howard Potter
introduced Adlai f. Stevenson and Incl
dentally told the story of the monument
which was that il was intended to unyeil
II IN lN92, and that the King of Spain
had promised to come over and perform
the ceremony, but he died; and an ac-
Cldent To the steamer DELAYED the fig
ure; that the privilege now dcvolved
upon the Cc-presidrnt of the United
States. 1he president in unyeil-
ing the statue spoke briefly as fol-
lows:
No words Of mine can add to the interest
or the dignity OF this great occasion This
hour Will live in history From eloquent
HpS have fallen burning words which Will
tell t. coming ages Of the homage paid here
and now to the memory of the discoycrer
OF our continent Central Park beautiful
and magniticeut-iS the fitting place for the
statue of Columbus 1t i well that To the
city OF New York the metropolis of the
continent should have fallen the grateful
task OF por'rayiug to the millions OF all the
coming ages the features of the man
who, despite obstacle and danger,
marked out the pathway 70 the New World.
The name and fame of Columbus belong
exclusively to no age or country. They are
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-05-19
THOUSANDS HOMELESS.
twenty Acres of Buildings DESTROYED
at Boston with a Loss of
81 900 600

+ BoSroN. Mass. Nav 16-An incendi-
/ ary fire last night destroyed 81 900, 600
worth of property and rendered 500
families homeless.
! The fire started in the Boston League
I Park in a pile of lumber lying under the
right-lield bleachers, directly back of
+ first base. In moment it had leaped
out to the seats, and, famed by a brisk
4 breeze, swept towards the grand stand
80 rapidly did the flames spread that
before the occupants of the grand stand
realized 1t, the fire was upon them and
they were forced To- flee.
At > O'Clock the entire block aIoDgtha
west side of fremont Street from Wal
pole to Burke was brilliant mass of
flames, which swept across to the orpo-
site side, and soon engulfed the
buildings for four blocks. By
this time the residents of the
tenements for nearly half mile
around had become alarmed and were
III oNlng all their property into the streets
and seeking for places of safety. So
rapidly did the fire eat its way. how
ever, that those III the blocks adjoining
fremont Street did no; have time to
save their househo effects and barely
tHCdI'tt Nlt4 IltlT lives. he streets
We're filled with frightened women and
children, poor people who were TRYING
TO save a part of their small property.
and hurylng tiremen and policemen.
The furniture of all kinds Uttered the
side walks, and the tiremcn were great
y hampered by the obstruction.
At O'Clock the ConhagratiOn had
crossed fremont to Cabot Street.
Shortly after Is clock several steamers
arrived from Lynn. Salem. Beverly.
BrOoklyne and every effort was made
to stop the fire at Cabot Street, but il
could not be checked, and not until il
had burned Cabot street, half wav
through to WCrick Street, and north to
Burke Street, and west to the limit of
the burned districts on the southeast
side of the ball grounds
While the tircmen were fighting on
this SIDE the fire was spreading from
Walpole toward Milford Place on the
southwest side of the ball grounds. and
IN half an hour all the buildings in this
block We're in ruins. The fire burned
on until II reached Ruggles Street at one
point, and consumed the houses on both
sides of NalpOlc Street and laid low the
structures on Nunbury Street. At Rug
giles Street on the west and Cabot Street
on the southeast the fire was practically
stopped, and at 80 the fire was under
control and in no danger Of spreading
further.
The burned area covers about twenty