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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24


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A@ms-.a n~uEhA nweNs wnA
VITA fAa dnnsA e olivuw WnAs1
Holn1es Amsrica conscs 90 tie end e im
ers epocA IN diStiprtivq nasivo Po@y.
WitA Rmerpua By~s 10wsll
6ongsellgw. Whitrisr. In pnxtculmr--
Via PoA DrnkA Psrufrl Hallsnk mnA
ghat@an aAso n 0swiMAsa ~ 10 frnly
oakholio-she Henial rfpmoa soul thna
han nov bsm RaFnarsd um1a rumf ounsri-
tuess TIE EAlAzx - ElnEurn whnns nnmna
Tor All tins VIII uswn ths Ara osntury
q the letters % this yuung rupuhlia
IL Ia not. howevur. "a = pone e eha
arsf mAguitude thns thn thres wmmm-
ttons of American readers who wurn hia
Contemporaries will rhieny huncx OH
Yer Wendell HolmeA Aa emmnytsa and
philosopher rAtheE than poae O. ngxsl-
iat his msmn<y viii - tha nnuna wSdn-
y and mon tendsrly ,.A@<inhed b hfi
afions that are % Be. He had in . De-
gree rarely given - man the faculty q
making the reader q his quaint philos-
ophy and kindly cheer hia friend and
lifuaong grateful benenciAry.
He was tho prince q Amsricnn Eng
hsh ennyistA BE had the aanaa and in
sight Of william HAElitt. the wrnos and
gmpmfhy of Leigh Hnnt. ths strungth
and quaintneaa q Willinm Cobbstt ana
- viii and upon oooaNioa the poliGAsd
diction q MnoAnlAy. IL haproof of The
viTility q Oliver Wendell Holmss'
genius that he has left IN ths asld q
English prose thss he zoA . crop %
tmitAtors and discipleA would thas his
school % writers might have inherited
the mantle q their pruospaor. might
have derived somsthing of the prufound-
ness. the geniality and the chenrin@@ %
oliver Wendell Holms&-Esw Yoxk
TelN0rnm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24
MsrItoa COmplImsnt.

Miss Edna Harvick, Probate Judge
Mitchell's stenOgrapher and clerk. re-
tains the same position with his sue
cessor. She is very efficient clerk
and a most pleasant young lady.-ok-
lahgman-
The above refers to most estima-
BILE young lady, formerly Of this city,
and a graduate from the Indianola
business college. The ARDNORErTI
is pleased to note the success she has
attained and congrataiates Prof
RudisIl upon having through biz
course OF instruction, prepared hel
for feeling 30 responsible n position
with such satisfaction to her employ
eF. .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24
For Cattle ThaRt.

Milton Linn is on trial before Con =
missioner Scott, charged with the
theft of four head of steers from his
brother-in-law, II. Fl. McLane. From
the testimony addnced II appears that
about a year since Linn sold the stock
in questfop to a Rlan named McGhe-
hee. and tiiatgM McLane followed,
and on showing that +sley were his
property, McGhehee paid him for
them. 4 warrant was sworn out for
Linn, but he had absconded. A few
days since he came in and surrendered
to Deputy A, A. Burch. Ii is claimed
that he was induced to do this by the
fact that McLane was in trouble and
would be afraid to push the prosecu'
tion. McGhehee, however, was not
satisfied with a double payment fol
the cattle, and is urging the present
proceedings. The case Was Il III In
progress at the time Of going a0Ress
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24
HiEh-sa Fountain Jet

The wonder Of the New England
states. an oddity Of which mention is.
for some unknown reason. seldom made
IN print. is the monster fountain Jet
At the Home Of Destitute Women aud
Children, Bear bennington. Vt The
column Of water In this Jet rises 20 q
height Of I9s feet. being the highest
known single fountain Jet in the world
st Louis Republic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24
aoop PLACES. plFrlculr 10 ElNp.
= 1ssAr eseptEy OsTI Tells o VAsAstis
eaogy In PO9See Court.

= x..Ar ,eSep.vy OsSS Tells . VAaAsess
seogy In o POlSSe cOwre.
Before . police Justice ON she North
Side slim, pafs g1fi was brought Shs
Wore no hat. her hair was tangled, ana
cliusinR.t0. IL. werE fragments OF dead
leavea Her gown. doubtless once .
Ainnsy piece Of 6nery carried through
the country by peddaeE. was faded and
torn. and5heE toes GAOw0d tKs0Rh hoteA
IN her shoes. She had nOesShe appear
ance Of 4 aJh1rdened5AnDsA Her mouth
did not bespeak q long career Of vice.
and her eyes, though red, had not the
aull blur Of continued dissipation The
iustice look I'd sharply nc her.
"You have not been here before" he
-.aid. half As q declaration and hall Sa
question.
.,sEo sir" Shame and grief were in
her voice.
:: WHAT'S the charge against hep
the Justice asked.
nShe was found drunk and asleep in
LincolR5parx, IN Dfficer answered
The fustice looked at her. She looked
down. How old are you?'' he asked.
, Twenty two. "=she answered
Where is your homer"
MY home was near MukwonaRo. in
Wisconsin. l haven't been here very
long came here expecting TO find Of
.Ace work, but failed didn't know
Where 10 60 wandered about and
finally got work in o cheap restaurant,
and worked there few days e1nnoth-
ing and the thing failed Idon't hardly
know how lived after that. but knew
thai last nikhk5Iswas waneefing about
the st1eeeG The air was cool, and wa
hs4aFy4s.-ss sasUESs '4vAa =Bo7Pface open fOI
mo; and went into q saloon. knew il
wns wrong 20 R0lnto the place, bGt
whsEssyEas>I 60 go? kRow;shat therC
STG places for girls togo. where food
and bedi are provided for them, but
they are always far on. while the RaloOT
is always at hand. You have to hunt X
and the good places, but the bad one
etanIi. Always in front Of you. dom
fnovr whv this should be 30, but it is
A number Of men we're in the salOoI
drinking, and ore 81 them,ysitting at |
table told me 10 sft~ down and have +;
OTln1s i .lO1u DIN Innb UAhtC0 hOeAA
ing 10 drink. but that should like t
have something TO eat. He ordere'
something. and ate it, and then he in
sisted until drank glass Of beer.
donb know how many glasses / drank
but !. know that it must have been
good many for Il recollect trying t
DANCE. l sang old fashioned countr
songs, and they made me drink more
don't know when left them. Tn
ne1t thing knew was shaken by
policeman in the park. "
Il vas a long tine before the justiC
said anything. He sat looking at III
girl, at he torn gown. at the leaves j
her hair.
You don'tfTant TO be a bad woman
do your he asked.
She looked up &C him with swlf
surprised glance, and tears were i'll h'
.eyea- 'Eo, sir. - she said. What
have seen Of bad life makes me hate j
%T know that I'm not very smart, but
can.w6rk if have the chance "
f'Ahd you shall have the chance,
the justice answered. "Sit down Ov'
there.
ve-l'fAre Joui going to.send nIe to jail:'
mo, I'm going to send you out
:..my AeusB and 4 hope that hereaft
you'll not find the good places so 4
away and the bad ones 50 close at hand.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

The bgps8o - ele0srioal Gan hna
swU distinn gnlvumie bass~EisA han
hrTitAtsd Go nmh h@- been known - de-
hvrr 200 abopha IN swo minutsA Whsr
aAkan erun kbs w1tar. - alectEicAl
power 10 nszrly four tiInes ~ grsat ~
when tn its native slsusuL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

The ARDNoREITE "Wednesday re
celycd letter from a firm a. Hartley
Texas, asking for the names OF three
firms engaged In different important
lines OF business. In response, a copy
OF the DAILY and wEEBLY ARDMoR
ITE. with marked ads, were mailet
them for their information. We trust
the results will be satisfactory. =,
much for advertising.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

The Churchman of Lsndon tswOrked
up over a religious article raqfntly writ
ten by Mr.. Gladstone Space, 1t says
'forbids our dealing more particularly
with the clever but dangerous teaching
Uf this article, which 1eayes ;us5n u doul {
Is TO whether the marvellous dnan VIII
die Roman Catholic or = Baptist
Esither w1uId Jnnch s1EREiss rs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

Home talent under the able direc-
tim Of Mrs Gardener will, in the
near future, render PinafOre at the
opera house, the proceeds TO be devot
ed 20 the Episcopal church buildinr
fund. The date has not been defnite-
" determined upon. but IL will prOU-
ably be about six weeks hence.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

w WASHINGTON, ID. C., Jan. 2a--The
boomers who are I'm Washington la
boring for the passage Of an enabling
act TO give statehood to Oklahoma,
are beginning 20 grow weary. The
HOese Committee on Territories has
wrestled with the problem during sun
dry sessions and give Encouragement
TO the effect that a bill would be re-
ported But no action was had and
the MATES went over until today,
with a promise that something should
develOpe. The boomers believe now
however, that such an influence has
been brought TO bear upon the con :
mittee as TO cause an unfavOrable re-
port, IL any at all. Several Democrat
members OF the committee are In IA
vor Of the bin and urge that this will
be their last opportunity 10 give the
Territory statehood, and that it
should be improved for no other
reason than the beneficial political
effect. The suggestion Is advanced
that the negative influence Is being
exercised by the territorial ONCE hold
ers, wha fear tseir emOluments would
end with statehood Their appre-
hensi0n 10 groundless, as the new state
could not secure admission until after
the close OF the present admlnistra.
tion. and those now receiving salarie.
would lose nBthIng In the way oi
eonnenSatloli.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

Mis- Nora welton- the a@istant IN
the postoehce az ArEentA. MAson com
ty. is charged By postofios dstectives
with opening letters addressed 90 q
young man Mis Weltou han mnda n
full cunfe2ion- She s In lorA N1Eh
the young nan. and ~ be was wLlllng
20 q rival abe read tbs letter. deiAJfug
the misEivrs unfii inxesiRAiiop follow
ed-Derarrr uiis.l pssparcA1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

The frozen war was . conflict BE-
tween the mother country and some q
the strongest oolonieI and wOuld have
been fought IL Halsa and Achilles and
Agamemnon and IA rest bad nsSer been
hwn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give their minister re-
ception Friday night 70 which all are
invited. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

Engraving done free on any article
OF jewelry or siiverware purchased Of
me. T. n. Parker. u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

Elmer Scott upon examination for
the larceny of JEFF HOughtOn's over
coat, was held by Judge Scott and in
default of bond was cOmitted to Jail.
Will Roberts went hunting Wednes-
day and informs the ARDMORETTE
that he had the good luck 10 Kill a
monster wild cat besides a good supply
Of smaller game.
From the tone of the Oakla I'd let
ter which appears tOda that place is
enjoying sIbstant al boom. Oak
land is good ,wn, and its surro 'nC
ings are such as to warrant its ST, ady
prOSperitv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

III yQd %ish your jewelry or silver
ware nicely engraved, purchase same
of me and the engraving will lesSt you
nothing. | have an artist W that
line. r. N. Parker VI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

Just arrived at T. II. Parker's. a
nice line OF long watch or guard
chains. for ladies. latest style. very
cheap. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-01-24

Artists Supplies, Jew
elry. Prescriptions a
Specially, same accu-
rately compounded.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20

he confidef fn the least. that II ne could
gsf oaitof the Jail he would take a trip
II RTliish Columbia and on the way tap p
the hank 4 Snchomish
Many people who have seen the fake
gun think that the cylinder. barrel and
handle were turned on a lathe and that
Il was smuggl"3 into the Jail. The reason
Tor smuggling IN a wooden instead OF a
real gun is explained as follows. II the
jon ald not work. the whole matter would
- thought Of as Il joke Of the only Tom
bIanck. and if IL lid work a wooden gun
was jps; as gooi as q real one
The board 81 county commissioners
Yesterday made an order affirming the
rewards offered by Sheriff Van de
Fan'er for the capture OF the escaped
prisoners.
II q. Thornton IS acting as night taller
- ne qiare % Jerry Yerhury
Word vas received from reliable
SQUIRE early this morning that I'VE or six
shets were tire3 in the vicinity % Black
httFT Juur.t ion ahou, Il o'clock last rizh-
y 20 's"F were fired by or me meaning o.
~ mysterious fusiiade could rot -
learned, ~ The telegraph oreces ar both
Renfen ard Black River Junction Ne
closed i Is probable however that moth
iae ot serious nature orcu~re.4. ~. CHIEF
~ Police Rogers would have received a-ff-
cial notification
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
AsrT>EsfRNT~.

Pioneer Manager With Nau6a 6ran--
ert> Company oEi a Tour.
Iag,5s Granger wEsl open - thss Seattle
the4tsr this evening w2tA Tie drama IN
ae-1te1" Ssnsser the management Q! the
Ftone@r theatrical manager % tEls E'aclf1c
Northwest IN The person % John Mcguire
he WAS tire first manager % bring star
attractions - she Pacific Northwest AZ 3
time when the population was sparse. the
distances great ard Ira1aehag expensive,
5ns ne says that he alwaEs found the rseo-
pie - the Coast good rheater -oe-s- a19,
being gathered from all parts % the world
aZ9 having seen the best companies n
all countries. taev would not be pat OF
with poor attractions Re first came 10
Seattle with Mr.. ard Mrs Charles kean
t5lrty years ago. and Is proud 70 ne The
second oldest acting manager in the
United States
IN talking of his experiences in the the
atrieal business IN 1he Pacific Northwest.
Mr. Mcguire said last night:
Il was the FRS: regular manager OF the
ne~ Market stree; thsafeT IN Portland,
and occasionally took my company out OF
the road. left there IN $50 and went 20
Butte. where started with a hall. and
than founded &ag5ire's opera house In
lssS- | started the Montana circuit from
Niles City IN iss0 and brought stars all
through the Northwest. We used 20 play
at testers hail, right across the street
from your Office. and az ofympia-there
vas no Tacoma t.ren. Before | started
The eircui1 Mr.. Squire. now senator. had
bUsIt theatsr. where used TO play. bat
changed il into a hotel because there was
not enough business for H. I brought out
20 the Northwest Mrs. Scott Sid9ons. A1-
gusta Dargon. Rose Etring. John Owens.
Camilla Urso, the original Hayerlg min
strels. Caroline RichinEs' opera corn pany.
no 2 1z
Northwest The last attraction ! played
"a Seattle was Mod jeSke the day before
the fire. and all my printing and equip
Tnent for the tour were burned on the Yes
Ter wharf. as I learned by telegram while
or the way 10 Portland
Mr.. Mcguire still keeps uns his reputa-
ton for playing frst-cIass attractions by
taking the management OF Maude Gran
ger, who plays al the Seattle theater to-
night and tomorrow night, and OF the
PIXIE Opera Company. which has been re-
organized and strengthened By him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
YERRrRY oEEYs HIS PRISONER.

went 20 the place. which Is occupied BY a
Mr.. BaAsett. and asked for work and food.
AMI resolving tas latter. offered -
cents in payment. tns amount that he
took from Night Jaiier Yerbgry. Before
returning 10 the heavy timber BianCk
tod MIR Basse1t thar he had two con-
ralions waiting for him on The hill. Later
Ia The afternoon OF the same day a man
who answers Blsncks description mat
children on the road 10 Remgon and DO
tanned food from them.
Between ard o'clock fellow that all
the of;ieeFs thtnk Uaz Ford was found IN
pr. II. Is. Baglsyfs barn. near Rentou.
lie took TO flight. and. although shot at
with shotgaTss and Winchester rifles. made
his escape into the io~lanas near Black
River junction. Ex-Snerir Woolery was
on hix trait yesterday morning. but lost
the track IL tho weeds. lie WAS stili ia
the country lass evening. and meas was
expected 81 any moment OF interesting de-
yel1pEasats.
AZ the time Of writing only three OF the
nine Eaen who got away have been cap
s.red IL was stated that Williams had
been hauled In az or near PayaIiup or Aa-
NuFn, bus deF elopEnentS yesterday showed
that the captive @aS Frank klinefeiter,
tha horEetaisf. instead The prisoner vas
captured ny hunter named Hayes near
Kent about o'clock an the afternoon ard
kept al the nearest town until yesterday
morning when he Mas brought 10 this
city and locked up al the county Jail
FoisRing is list Of those who are stu
81 large:
Thnmax BiaHck. Frank Hart. the bunko
raan. Charles Williams. the alleged bur
giaf. C. " brown, the counferfeiter:
N ii4s Holmes. negro murderer. and Il.
II Ford alias Manning. alias The smoke
House KID" economy called the "a
nleus' burgiaf-
How kIinefclter Fled
After kliaefelgar was locked up in the
subsequent wanderings uain Hayes met
hlus.
When ] saw that tho sail doors were
open" said klinefelter. Il concluded that
/ might as we'll 90 as rgraaiG. WHEN I
got outside the courthouse LEFT the gang
and made my way straight cat 10 the lake
ANA hung around the wharf 81 the foot of
fesief Ayenus AT night. Ia tie morning
I boarded the steamer Ctty 81 Eeuton
and begged my passage 10 the landing.
whtrb II some distance from the town.
and made ms way 80 ramp where some
Indians were living There | get some
Indian bread. which looks feels and
tastes Just ike hard tack. II wBs pretty
good too.
'sNnen ! got around go Il I made rT5y
way across the country to the Railroad
track aud then went toward Kent. Part
OF the time walked o0 the track aUI
once got 4 fsfe with man named II. r.
Nasdacka lie looked at mr pretty barl.
a. IL wondering who ! was After riding
seine distance got out 90 Tire buggy. ard
was making my way 10 Kent when Hayes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
SEARCH FOR BLANCk.
The Desperate Still Hovers
Around Renfon.
ARMED MEN GUARD TIE ROADS.
IIts TRAIT r. Found Only 70 Pc Lost
EIineffFfer Cart urssd Movements
Of the Other Fa2fsIyss-

TIE hgrs fTr Thomas gSa1ek a-4 rs
eaxfs4aratea. ass e@rzTsG froTN Efa ,sp31r-
- taff e7~s5EEsa ~tsh BY1sfaa tel sszeTsty.
bz1 ths r7fs 1eass@T hag nES @FslE Kept e*1t
q rae Say hsgf has also szsgsgess 20 eat
psAsfS regularly. There = hardly &Eg
s8ssAf tEaz be IS eUsesA&sA, o. AS fass
evens1K IN tfsa heavy tsnsher sef NFea
Lake N4sAsHxt1n zng1 fhE Eersaaru Ea-
s1aee TasSr@@9 Track Du = lire Eart& -
Es1ck River Jssaettass- Ne4dzg morning
o, 2 ge3se& Blank zpp@Arst Al 1ltf4@
sefesse5 sssssTse snsre distance az ne H.l4
ff@.n fne raslroast Track aa4 asked for
food 81 aeb Informed ssat ~ wsS - =
ssfz>zo3sos1se ne asked wsle lived 81 tns
F1ezf a0gsMa some 4isfzsce &waY. azss made
special taasairies az 20 Shelter ire gwrer
vas ar effsr&s sr tsos tne nsorrslr4g fareFs-
TIE answers seeImR favorahis 20 him. be
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
INSPECTING THE LIGHTHOUSES.
An Army Engineer on Tour The
CoIumbine's Rounds.

The United States lighthouse tender Col
umbiae arrived III port yesterday morning
az fI.3o O'Clock. having on board Mai.
Post. of the L. 5. A engineer corps, who
has been inspecting ali the lighthouses
and fog signal stations on the Sound. Ev-
erythiSg was foun4 In good condition, and
several new bUoys were established as
aids TO mariners al different points on the
Sound. Maj Post remained in the city
yesterday and wiu be taken to Tacoma
this morning by the Columbine and leave
for his headquarters al Portland In the
afternoon. Mrs. Post accompanies the
ma jor.
While lying al the ounkers yesterday
the Coiumbine took on and sacked ten
tons Of coal for the different lighthouses
on the Sound and. after her return from
Tacoma today Will sack ten tons more
for the fog signal station at Destruction
island.
Capt. Richardson said yesterday that
the weather duriag the entire trip was
the finest he has ever seen on the Sound
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
Pianos 81 the Burke Building.

We have today received additions 20 Our
large and comprehensive stock OF pianos.
and can offer 10 the public an immense
variety Of standard makss. Decker
Brothers Mason * Hamln and ]. & c.
Fischer pianos can be inspected al our
wa-erooms and our prices will be found TO
be as low, II not lower. than those OF any
house handling pianos. which have estab-
nshed Il reputation for tone and durabil-
iiy. We offer you new upright pianos.
large size. in fancy walnut case. together
with an eleant adjustable plush stool
and a scarf for SIS, DO not fail 10 take
advantage OF this exceptional opportunity
and deal with a reliable business house
Winter & Harper. Burke building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20

low that IL was aaffscult 10 hear wha; he
said. He was perfectly calm and cool
and vas rather pisssant 20 talk with.
She took special notice Of MS hands.
which showed by their appearance that
hs had not done any work for e long
time. when he talked. ne kept his head
down and his hat pulled slightly down
OF mis- forehead
Anyone who has any knowledge OF
EiAnck and hts recuiiar.ties would not
desire a more perfect description Of the
monster Of the Pacific northwest Miss
Sicnter caught every peculiarly that
BiAncd has and missed only ore poiat
II general description. She did not pay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-20
COULD NCr FIND \ FIRE ALARM
MIR. Iohn~on'~ HOUSE Burned U-bIIs
He sought 1t.

So AA II.
The tWo-S.ory frame dwelling ~ - =
Johnson a. 1879 Ninth street vas -
~ ire early Monday morning as he 20
Sait * lamp exploding ~ TIE hands ~
NF Johnson. who Raj risen ~ c,,ln-t-
- start the 6re. lie carried fbe lawn
about and had f'3st returned into ~
kitchen from au outer skes: when rrs
lamp burst. Mr.. johnson quickly ar77,,y,..,
the remaining PORTION ~ si.= Iaur ari
th@ OIL. scattering &c every direction a-rJ
IRE rfNor} ;u many places Dv miracle
NJ johnson eSc&rez3 being h.1rYel Ha
Ta1 upstairs. aroused his family. got fAar,
Oct safely ard returned - save p~oue-t,.
h@t me flames made sGch rap34 Nsa,suax,
that oat f"@ things were saved
Mr. Johnson. seeing .hs danger -a~ -
Ninth ar3 Howelf. buzz i9 hts sx0itery7s-.
~ failed "a secure acceSS =, the fra
alarm box l3e next vert 20 Se%Aa.h am
Pike. wtth 10 better results. he then rHn
- TAiTyi ard Pine 20 No. engine ka,,sA
zra gave thc alarm. hu' hv .ne tins, sAa
engines TeaChe3 the S>eue fhe ha;Se was
beyond redemption. The fire wa< confined
however. v};htn yhv four walls aasa atirgr.
IS exttnSgtshe>f. So gAa, the outer frame
IS untouched
The loss IS estimated al 81 49,. With In
sa&raTco az s. Dsf.