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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-20
LEyERETT SWEANY. MD,
Union Blk. si3 Front st. seattle. Nash
births, Marriages. Deaths.

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notices u.ier these headings. tito same
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rsan.fst ChnrrheS.

Market street 49, Market and Nam
streets Preaching al II "a IA and n m
hv Rev Y. r Ffeenor All are corcialiy
invited Young Peoples meeting. p m
North seaftIe-Third and Cedar streets.
Rev & T. BTownlee. pastor. residence,
fa4 Oak street Services. II a. N. with
address on foreign missions BY Rev }.
81 Foster OF the Southern China mis-
son. and 80 2. m. p. Y F. L, $50 p. m.
Swedish-Eighth and Bell streets. Rev
Andrew SHartz. pastor, residence, 81,
Dexter street Services. f0.0 a. m. and
10 70 M SUNDAY school noon. Young
peoples meeting =. III. Thursday pray
er meeting, 2. m. Saturday, Young Peo-
Pies meeting. p. m.
First Church-Fourih street. between
James and Cherry. Rev. 5. g Ohrun.
pastor. Services AT Il a. m and ; ?. M
Sunday school. 1881 p. n. Young Peo-
pies meeting els 2. m. Class for study
in Book Of Revelations. led by Hon. X :
Greene Friday At I'D p IN. Prayer meet
ing. Thursday at 7.50 p. M
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,fethodist Eplscopal fhurches.


r,rexaa,nz rider Rev. T. =. Ford. y. u.
corner Elliott and Anna streets queen
Anne
f,erman-stewart and Thirteenth, R Rev
Joseph Eepp. pastor. residence III III
feeufh. Services. II a. N. ana 10 p. n
.gor,,sg,an-r,enish- Fifth and olive
pev. y. j. Iundegasrc. pastor, residence.
u olive. Services. II q m and a 80 D m
c;racA-Ratnier and King streets, Rev.
W II. Ford pastor; residence. OIL S3fter.
servicea. II a. m. and 30 ?. m. Ep"ortn
League. s.s5 .. IN
r,gyran PARK. RaiIard-Rev. W. VI.
1ohnstone. pastor. Services. IL . m and
2 % m. Class meeting II m Epworh
League. 7:s0 .. m.
Haven-Corner Howard and Second
pey w r. Drake, pastor sunday scnooi'
N a. m. Glass meeting. II m. Preaching,
III a. M and 40 .. m by pastor.
battery street-corner Third and Bat
terry. Preaching. y a, m and 70 ?, "a,
sunday school. H;l5 ?. o.. E !, o..
League. GO .. m l.. H. hay "afa' pas
Madison SPECIALIZATION and Clever
sale. Rev. NJ A. Covington. pastor serv-
fees ct II a. m. and 7.50 p 20. St'li = ~
Fchool. $50 p. m. Epworth League o'"'
=.
Traity-corner kentucky and Mercer
y,astor: residence adjoining church; Serv,
ices ar II a IN. and - p ~, ok :,
m Junior League, $50 r. III. Ep"ofth
League, $50 .. m.
First Methodist Episcopal-Corner Ihlrd
snd Marion streets. Rev. William ArnoIo
rhankiin. pastor; residence, ~ seneca
street. Telephone a42. Sermons by Rev
r. Y Clavnooi PHI D. Of puyallup. az
i a m. and $50 ,. m. Class meeting 10
p. m. Epworth League meeting, 81, n
m. sunday school. 1879 p m 5ulli b., f.i'
worth League Monday. 4 p. m fefltN
cogtai meeting. Tuesday T. m tlass
meeting. Tuesday. 7:50 n m. Prayer meet
ing, Thursday. $50 p. IN.
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh. between Pike and Uuion-Rev.
j. III. Acton. u. D., pastor. Residence,
1907 Seventh street. Preaching at II a. m.
By the pastor. Subject, Should the Sun
day Law Be Enforced2" Sabbath school
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Germ n--fiarriSon and Birch streets
Rev August Ernst. pastor. SEQ Harrison
street SeTV ices, II a. m. . 81 and 80 r.
m IN tho English language hy ETanCel-
fSis Mr. and Mss. y. !. Bryaus. Subject.
sowing and RcapinE."
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Young Woman. Chri-tian Assnciation

The Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton viii hold It's usual Gospel service at
their rooms. us Third street, Sunday az 4
y. m Regular meeting of the board to-
morrow.
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Reformed Churches.

German Reformed church. Seattle
Seventh between Pine and Olive streets.
Services at II a IN. and 1870 p. m
German Reformed church, Ballard-Post
street and Second avenue. g. Graedel.
pastor. Services, Sundays at IL a. m.
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Han, sos Commercial street-Cospel ser
vices, ! SO p. m. every evening through
Tho week MONDAY prayer service l. to
y. IN. y. +. = &. +.
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Christian Churches.

First-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth J. y. Smith, pastor; residence.
s13 Wilton street. Preaching at IL a. m.
and 40 y. m. Evening subject. ''Religi-
ious Development Of the World" Sunday
school. 945 A. IN. y. +. 5. G. T., 6.l5 p. m.
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Hereafter notices In the church Hirec-
tory Will b confined 10 announesfneI rs q
-..,,r~Fs services only and ABbtecfE of ser
yaors Extended musical programmes Tor
sunday services ard announcements OF
church entertainments wtH oniy - p1o-
fFsFn depa r4rnent should be received ~ tftiS
once not later than ] p IN Ssfaraay N
order 80 insure publication On SUNDAY
rnornfnE.
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Young Men,s ChristIan A.socIatinn.

PRAYER meeting every Saturday at n.
IN. Bible study class. Sunday at $50 a. m
Monthly meeting of the Woman's AuxiI-
larry In the parloTs at 2.30 p. m Mems
meeting at y. ~. Prayer meeting i'm
mediateiy after mems meeting. Y. NJ.
c. A. building. 1il7 Front street. All men
welcome.
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y ANTED-Partner capital required, sso
20 xIOs0 in a manufacturing BUS ness
fusf started. this viii hear lnVestigs ton.
Address ~, Eost-Inte4alsenceE.
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United Presbyterian Church

Sixth and Seneca streets-w. NJ HOWE.
pastor; residence. 1902 Marion street
Preaching. il a. m. and 7:30 n m. V r
5. G. +. meeting, $50 p. IN. Sabbath
school, 12:l5 y. m.
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AaNcntisfs

Advent Christian meetings IN Masonic
hulding-Dr. William chapman. pastor
Social and prayer meeting. 1915 a m
Preaching, II a. IN.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by o'clock SATURDAY TO IN
sure change. -
ST-INTELLIGENCER co.
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HAVE YOU FAITH in sas,,,s ---~
believe everything Is S,osrs q DO N
vows? Here's s. test. VS,sso TIE bcr.
between James and Yesler sys street h
~. 40; terms, 500 cash. hsia-ae. onr
1895. per cent interest. thss a. jas
today S,eeo. and IS assesss a. ) ssrrs
the best buy in the city, Vat a. SAe
otEer oargaln; One OF the cosisss u
IN queen Anne, a view thas ~ 1a1s>
passed and never can b So aassr.
sell for 90 cents on the So,Iar s o. W
Eood terms. must be sold AS 1aS,
home IN Renton addition: ssc-ss ss IN
Any part Of Ss0o 10 loan + ne - pr,rss
investment broker. room az ass
tional bank building, eaeas NJ
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Seattle Branch. No. J, OF the Theosophi
cat Society. Sunday. : p. m. $40 Third
street. Lecture by Miss Annie NJ. Sands,
subject, Heaven"
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

$50 TO $50 SALARY paid statesmen for
cigars; experience not necessary; extra
inducements TO customers. Bishop &
Kline, ST. Louis. Mo
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THO Tsrst spiritual Society holds SIS
regular meeting iu Psttis hail lalS Front
str~ot. 81 g. w. thtltrru's lyceum, II
e. On. Medium $ meeting following.
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lutheran Churches.

TRINITY Lutheran Sunday school
Seventh and Union. at 9io a. m. no
church services.
English Holy enthusiastically ana
Union. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Church
services. $50 p. m.
f;arman Iutheran--Duwamish Mission.
Sanders hall below sweeney brewery
Services. 2:s0 every other Sunday
Norwegfan-Danish -- Fourth and Pine
streets. s. II. Tollefson. pastor. study IN
basement. Services, II a m. ana p. M
German Evangelical lions conErega-
tion-Freed's hail Ninth street. between
Pine and Olive. Services. 1890 a. m. ana
s.3o y. m.
Swedish Evangelcal-Third street, near
PIKE Rev Martin T.. Larson, pastor;
residence. 1927 Fifth street, between Pike
and Union. Services, l0:aS a. IN. and
r. m.
German I.utheran-Services in hall. cor
ner Main and Twelfth streets. Services
every second and fourth Sunday OF the
month at 745 p. m. by the Rev W. 1T.
Behrens. or Tacoma.
Rainier Heights Aiission-At Presbyter-
Ian church. Market street. Services at
go q m every other Sunday. Pastor.
r. Knappe: residence. 1918 Tenth street:
assistant pastor. Rev. W. ii. kurtz. 1873
Tenth street.
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salvation Army.
Theosophy.

Barracks, corner Of Yesler avenue and
South Third street-Maj. Percy Morton
IN command.
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Free Methodist Church


az Zine street,. II Sage. pastor.
Services, II A. m, and 80 T. IN. Glass
meeting. 12 III.
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ChrIstlan MIssIon and seamen,s Rethel

In basement Of Seattle National Bank
building. South Second and Yesler ave-
nue-Serytces. Sunday az 3 and as r.
N. Week day services every day at IL
o'clock.
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Gospel services I'm Frced's hall on Ninth
street. between Pine and Olive. AZ T. m
every Sabbath. Preaching by Rev. J. A
Frazer.
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LrvERMoRE's sPEcIAL-soxi"'
street $3.50.
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The Christian Science Bible class meets
g ii a. m. in room s. Hinckley block.
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FOR SALE-Nice house and -.
view; on Eleventh street. near -
$500 ieSse
Corner: islxl2o, and large rnoaa-, :,
cost $500; on Renton Hill:stsks ass s
hill; 81 500 "' q II
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For sArF-one Of the best ~ hs'-s oas:
,rsct - in h1h soyner,ille; four nass Co.
price, only 81 $50. RI. Vt, DearDo'A
room ia Occidental block.
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wANTED-BOARDERS.

FOR RENT-Room and board for gentle
man in private family. bath and all mod
ern conYeniences. near business center;
no car fare. Address Y. Y, Post-IntelN-
gencer.
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FOR RENT-HoUSEs.

FOR RENT-i0-room house, gil Alder
street, SIS per month: s-room house. rs
North Tenth street. $50 per month; s.
room house 49, Renton avenue. SO per
month. no city water; 5-room house, 20
Rainier street IS per month. S-room
house. Denny Thurman addition. N2 per
month. owner. us Cherry street.
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FOR sALE-House and lot on IIarnss:
street between Madison ana sfs De-
Zoo cash. V. Hugo Smith, .
poSit
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; SERVICES At THE CHURCHES {

which pledges will 10 taken for the sup
-. - a. y NJ e a Evening. third
sermon fr the series on Home Life. spe-
eiai theme. To Wives" Sunday school
fgssa n. m y T. : G. Z. e15 ?. N Fray :
er meeting. Thursday. y ?. n.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Roons, separate or connect
ed, furnished or unfurnished; all light
and sunny, with bath, in large. commo-
dious private house. 10l5 Fourth and
Madison.
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WANTED-Stuuents desiring TO enter Sc
attic Business College can save money
nv addressing c.. +. o. Box s57.
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FOR RENT-House OF nine rooms; mod
ern improvements: comfortably fur
nished Apply corner Renton avenue
and Depot from 10 o. Mrs. r. ). Clark.
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FOR SALE-A double housa a..
$500 TO build, on a lot that ces. :. ssx
and renting now for so per rnsr,s ~
are Offering this week for Sam No., \. y
terms. Va esN
y 7-room house; we'll located. with
view OF Sound and city; house cost 4 y
on eoNl20-foot lot that cost q go -
home can be bought for 81, so. s 40 .t -
balance on long time at Der ~. ~
great bargain. ~'t
Choice residence property in all n....
the city at a sacrifice.
JORDAN & HAnpocr
Colonial Rlrs
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Services. 5 p. m Sunday. a. esoN Front
street.
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FOR RENT-T-roouT house, Chestnut
street ST.. Groom house Seventh street.
$40; Groom house, Madison. $3.50; S-room
house. Republican street. $40; other de-
s.rahle houses. Stod6ard & Brown.
Burke building.
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WANTED Six press bricklayers at nor
NAL school, Cheney; s. cents per hour;
two months Address T. r. Nickan.
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Advertisements under the head or Lost,
Found For Sale. For Rent and Situatlohs
Wanted will be inserted at the rate OF l
cent word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ceiVeG for less than . cents.
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FOR sALE-.1 200; so acres. anly cns..
from seattle; running water. rr,aher. y
tenth OF the original cost
Bailey.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

X OF P. NOTICE-Members of Harmony
Lodge. No. 5, and knights are requested
to assemble at Castle Hall this sunday,
October 20. at $50 a. N. 10 arrange fu-
neral of out late brother, A. II. Kline.
H. S. TURNER, {. &.
NJ. J. NAGLE. X. of r. and 5.
THE ACME Improvement Club viii meet
every Wednesday. commencing october
%. Invitations can he had at T.. j.
Bailey's. 2iS Columbia street, or Ma
sonic building.
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NOTICE.-The business office OF the
Post-Intelligencer is open until Il 2; M;
Sunday hours a. N. 70 9 p. m Classl-
fed advertisements will be received up TO
this time.
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WILL GIVE GOOD HOME to child for s.
per month. Address Child. Post-lntelh-
geucer.
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FOR SALE-s5oo. 600 worth OF business AMI
residential property. vacant lots, manu-
featuring sites and acreage at prices
that VIII double within three years,
now is the time to buy at bottom prices.
parties having bargains TO offer can Us,
the same with US free of expense. n H
Dearborn Sc Co., room L Occidental
block.
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FOR SALE-10 acres OF fine All hn-.-
land near the car line; less than 4.
miles from the postoffice, land 49,
ing in high cultivation: we hays ~.
properties very cheap, but this ,ass IL, !.
consider the best snap we have 80 I.
sale; Sl.5eo: a piece Of business nrsSs..s
in Ballard paying II per cent n, 4!
50xl2S up from Pike, on Broaixzy. J.
fine location for a home; within w,s
ing distance. Daniel Jones & a ~
Second street.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Employm during winter
months. In return for which a good
tenor singer will give his services. Ad-
dress Y. Y. D., Snohonish.
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WANTED-Bo who is willing TO do light
work about house In exchange for board
and lodging. Adaress Boy. Post-lntelli-
gencer.
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WE RARELY offer a prettier or greater
bargain than IS shown in our window
this week, a large and handsome crepe
tissue paper lamp shade for 81 your
order taken for any color. Masks for
masquerades, in paper. Gotten. SILK and
wire; see window Doll heads in great
variety and at the lowest prices in the
city Coon Bros. 500 Pike street.
WANTED-Lady or gentleman book
keeper with references, who mas 5000
CT Sin to loan for wear on ample secur-
itv. and take steady position as book
kesner and office manager ~ a salary or
s101 per month, for a well-hnoWn long
estahl3.hed. good paving company AT
Portland Address l.. 1o6. Marquam
building Portland. or.
wANTED-I.ady agents; Hygeia Corsets
are the best sellers: big prohts. easy
work Catalogue free by sending 70
Western Corset Co. St Louis MO
wANTED-CIrl for general homework;
must he good cook; good wages; Two
IN family: German preferred. 2ol2 Frank
street Take Broadway cars
wANTED-A young girl TO care for baby
and help With housework German or
Cclored preferred. cali sunday AT IS
Seventh street
wANTEp-Aprrentlee girls 20 learn
drpSsn,akinE can from 5 70 Monday
avcrinc Mrs. \ NJ Harte. 27s Burke
building.
hcueevork Apply l.. u. Bruins, FaFke
avenue and Baker street lssler avenue
cars
WANTEp-GlrI 70 assist IN general
homework Apply I225 East street.
Madison street car line.
wANTED-Gfrl for general hoIse~orl::
WIT M -~ffAFEu. fll- ltrrNeI
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WANTED-Position as stenographer and
bookkeeper. Address No. 81, Post-Intel-
Ngencer,
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ACRE TRACTS, BOTTOM LAND.
Should YOU ever intend owning land res.
the city and want good soil. an extn
choice piece of bottom land within ora
mile of Columbia Is offered this week
half value.
THE SEATTLE LAND CO,
ia Columbia street
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Advertisements will be received at
branch Offices of the Post-Intelhgencer;
TACOMA BTREAC-Northwest corner
Eleventh and Pacific avenue, with WASH
Manager.
PORT TOWNSEND-M. French co.
BELLINGHAM BAY-New WhatcoIn,
corner Holly and Canoe streets. .. III.
Culver Manager
oLYMPIA@l7la Main street. Charles
Watson. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
this
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WANTED-FEMALE

GIRL Is YEARS OLD wishes place In
nice family TO work for her room and
board and go to school. Address T.. +.
L. y. Post-Intelligencer office.
WANTED-By a girl is years old place
TO work for board and attend school.
Address Sarah b. Yesler.
WANTED-Any kind of work by the day,
by middle-aged woman. Apply 1854
Front street. NJ Morrison.
WANTED-A position by Japanese girl to
do homework and wash. Apply S03 Yes
Ter avenue.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-04-25
The Steamships Northwest and North
land.


When the palace steamship North
west was placed in service last season
on the Great Lakes to run between Du-
luth and Buffalo exclusively for passen-
ger traffic n great many prophesied a
dismal failure for the boat and it's own
ers and it was dubbed the White Ele-
plant She proved not only to be u
money winner from the start but was
so successful that her sister ship the
Northland was launched in March and
commencing May 2Sth, a semi-weekly
service will be inaugurated in connec-
ton with the Great Northern railway
which will be unequalled in comfort
and luxury and the time consumed for
lake and rail transcontinental trip
no more than by the fastest rail sched-
ule. This season the boats will touch
at Mackinac Island connecting there
with the splendid steamer Manitou for
Chicago.
When the Northwest was launched
there was but little excitement in naut-
zeal circles but she was so acceptable
to the travelling public and her service
so superior to even the luxuries of the
finest limited trains ON the Pennsyl-
vania or Vanderbilt lines that with each
trip the patronage increased rendering
necessary the completion of the North
land. The launching of the latter boat
was considered such an epoch in the
history of lake traffic that it was the
subject of finely illustrated articles in
the leading magazines and newspapers
of the eastern and middle states.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-04-25
EXPLOSIONS IN ELECTRIC MAINS
Discovery Which Shows That Great Dan.
gers Have Existed for Many Months.

Discovery Which Shows That Great Dan.
gers Have Existed for Many Months.
New York. April ia dispatch from
London says:
A report of the greatest importance
alike to municipalities, electricians and
gas companies has just been completed
by Major Garden electrical inspector of
the government board of trade and who
had been instructed to investigate the
recent disastrous underground explosions
on Southwark bridge and in its vicinity.
The report says that the recent occur
renee shows that a series of explosions
may travel along the electric mains to
a greater extent than had hitherto been
thought possible. and that the eXplo-
sions afford proof that the best systems
of ventilation of electric mains are yet
to be improved upon before absolute
safety can be insured to pedestrians or
vehicles on the streets. In the case under
investigation the culverts that exploded
were fitted with all the latest appliances
for ventilation. including extra large
openings for the escape of gas, and yet
these, so far from preventing the explo-
sion. enabled the accumulated gas to be
fired Major Garden recommends that the
various electric companies be compelled
to make the sides and bottoms of the
street boxes impervious to gas by filling
up the boxes with incombustible material
and by thoroughly plugging the pipes and
conduits at each street box to prevent
the passage of gas along the system.