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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-18

Screen doors and screen Win- dows, fancy or plain. All tastes suited by the Bluff City Lumber
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-18

At a meeting of the directors to- day Mr. J. w. Sanders was elected assistant cashier of the Bank of Pine Bluff. Mir. Sanders has been a faith full employ of this institution for several years, and his promotion is pre-eminently deserved. We con graduate the bank and Mir. Sanders upon his selection.
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SECRET LODGES.

Ocala Lodge X of convenes every Monday
at m in Castle Hall. RIB BULLOCK, c.
J r DEyASE. * of r & S.
Tulula Lodge No. %. o F, meets every
Tuesday at p II in Masonic Hall. All visiting
brothers invited to attend. d Z McIvER, y G.
W II CHAILI.E. Secretary
John F Dunn Lodge No. 50, T & \ VI. Regular
communications first and third Sundays of
every month at p m. u W SCOTT, w NJ.
l. A HESDoS. Secretary
Marion Lodge No. 10 & A VI. Regular COM
munications second and fourth Thursdays of
every month at m. + TUBERyILLE, W
w W CLYATT, Secretary
Marion Lodge No. 1878, of H, meets first
and third Thursdays. n L GoTTLIEB,
L J DozIER. Reporter. Dictator
Ocaia Chapter r \ NJ. Regular convocatiOn
irss Monday in each month at pm
Fl WHITFIELD. II Z
l. a HESDOS, Secretary
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Two cakes of hard-water
toilet soap for sc at j. B. Sutton's
% Exposition street.
The Autobiography drug
store is pushing borated talcum
powder at 10 cents for tin boxes.
-Negligee Shirts with and
without collars and cuffs. David.
son & VanEchop.
When bilious or ccstive. eat a
Cascaret. candy cathartic, cure
guaranteed, Ioc, 2sc.
-"Anti-skeet" instantly clears
a room of mosquitoes. Sold at
the Autobiography drug store.
Sea salt for the bath during
the heated terms to be sold at
the Anti-Ionopoly drug store.
Sea salt for the bath at the
Autobiography drug store.
Only the best meats and the
freshest produce at Edwards Bros.
The most delicious summer
drinks at the Postoffice drug
store.
Piece goods suitings for the
early fall trade, just opened up
at j. j. Fuller's.
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f. c. & p. Special Rates.

Jacksonville, Fla.-The T. G. &
Z. will run an excursion to Jack
sonville on August 21st at So for
the round trip. Tickets good re-
turning until August 23rd.
Buffalo, n. Y.-On account
Ct. A. r. annual encampment
tickets will be sold on August 20,
21 and % at S33.15 round trip,
limited to September lst, 1897.
An extention to September &c
may be obtained by depositing
ticket with joint agent at Buffa-
10 between August % and 81 in
elusive.
New York-Speclal excursions
via Ocean Steamship Co., and
Mallory line. Tickets will be
sold August IA to 20 inclusive,
limited to October 81, 1897 at $50
round trip from Ocala.
West Florida Excursion-Leav-
ing Ocala FL a. m. August 90,
returning. Lake City, 1925;
Live Oak, $3.50; Madison, S4;
Monticello, $3.50; Tallahassee,
$3.50; Quincy, S.; River juno
ton, SIS; Carrabelle, 1928; Apa-
lachicola, S6.15.
Brunswick, Ga.-On account
of Atlantic gun club, tickets will
sold August 10 to 81 at one fare
round trip, good seven days from
date Of sale.
Orlando, Fla. On account
colored bicycle meet, tickets will
be sold August 23rd and Gath al
S1.25 for the round trip limited to
Goth, 1897. Bicycles transferred
free at owners risk.
w. H. Hopkins, Travelling
Passenger Agent.
w. w. Condor, Ticket Agent
John Dozier, Agent, Ocala, Fla
N. S. Pennington, Traffic
Manager, Jacksonville, Fla.
A. 0. Mcdonald, Ct. P. A.
Jacksonville, Fla.
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A Warming

Don't buy garden seeds put up
in new papers and sold as fresh
seeds. There is nothing fresh
about them except the papers.
The new crop turnip and ruta-
baga seeds will arrive in Ocala
about the Goth of this month.
Cabbage and other new seeds
soon, after which / will sell very
low. 1t will pay you to wait a
few days and get new seeds.
j. B. SUTTON,
rs Exposition ST.
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OZellO- Ozone.

Ozello is full of Ocalians. In
fact, there are more Ocalians
than Ozellites. G.. E. Ball, wife
and three children, j. L. Smoak
and family and the writer and
his better-half are enjoying the
hospitality of Capt. E. f. Wheel
er and family at est. Helena" is
land. III. A. Fausett and family,
q. II. Smoak and family, j. l..
Smoak and family and j. q.
Spurlin and son are camped at
PARADISE" Capt. Richardson's
pretty place. Mrs. Fred Weihe
and two children, Misses May
Alfred and Jessie Palmer are en-
joying themselves at Mrs. Burt's
elegant home. There are so
many Ocalians here that they
feel numerous enough to secede
if necessary and set up a ''brick
city" of their own. True, we are
a little short on brick, but there
is enough oyster shells to make
lime sufficient to mortar New
| York and whitewash all the poll
ticians in the United States.
The bathing here cannot be ex-
celled. The water is always
warm. The sand bars in front
of Capt. Wheeler's and Mrs.
Burt's places are the favorites.
Mrs. Burt has had a springboard
fixed on a lighter, moored at her
swimming pool and kindly gives
the use of it to her friends.
The people are again able to
catch mullet and that delicious
fish now abounds on the tables.
Other fish are biting well. I re-
greet to say that the mosquitoes
are also biting. These venomous
little pests are the only things
that keep this place from being a
paradise. They are not so bad,
however, but that great deal o!
enjoyment can be extracted from
existence.
II. A. Fausett is the happiest
man here; you can hear him laugh
two blocks off, | mean, two islands
off.
Clinton Burt is one of the
cleverest young men in the world
| His boats and his nautical skill
are always at the service of his
friends. He is quite an expert
sailor and should be in the nava,
reserve.
| Ozello has nice, new school
house, built by the Pratt broth
ers of High Springs. The new
teacher, Miss Ada Bennett Of
Crystal River, has made a most
favorable impression.
| Capt. E. B. Richardson:
many Ocala friends will be glat
to hear that he is looking healthy
and happy. He is setting out {
big garden for Captain Willard
at Homosassa.
There is now q good county
road from Homosassa to Ozello
One can get in a carriage ant
drive from Ocala to this place.
i. II. =
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For Sale.

A perfect mule, young, medium
size, gentle, will work anywhere,
for sale at a bargain. Call on or
address, j. T. LEWIS,
Moss Bluff, Fla.
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To st. Augustine.

On Sunday, August 90, the
Plant System will run a big ex-
cursion to ST. Augustine at 81 for
the round trip. Trains leave
Ocala at 1928 and GOO a. m.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and 3moks Your Life Away.
II You want to Gui, tobacco using easily
full CT new life and vigcr, take No-TO-Bac,
tho wopder-workCr, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 100000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac Of your
druggist, under guarantee II cure, SOC or
Si.u0. Bool5le: and sample mailed free. Ad.
Sterling Remedy Co, Cnirago OK New York.
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Base balls, soc, 75c and 81.
The standard league ball for 81.
regular price $3.50 at the Anti
Monopoly drug store.
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White sailor hats-MrS. G..
A. Brown has just received a
nice line of pure white sailors, the
ladies should call and see them.
A Warming.
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OCALA OCCURRENCES
General and Personal Items of
interest About the City
And Vicinity
r. r. CARROLL, CITY EDITOR

S~hnS-AS 49, 1870
-Limeade, the popular drink
at Troxler's.
G.. III. Hargrayes, of Citron-
ellie, is in the city.
Fine Florida pine apples at
Troxlers.
N. w. Hockett, one of Starke's
most solid citizens, is at the Mon
tezuma.
Straw hats at cost. 25cand
upwards. Davidson & VanEchop.l
Wait for our fall samples in
custom tailoring. Davidson &
VanEchop.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Billings of
Boardman, visited Mrs. Julian
yesterday.
G.. G.. Todd, a substantial citi-
zen of fernando, is stopping at
the Montezuma.
Hats, land they are beauties)
for the early fall trade at j. j.
Fuller's.
Editor j. A. Mellon and Walter
E. Cason of this office are taking
in the sights at Gainesville.
j. F. Ogle, of Oxford, editor of
the Oxford Herald, was in town
yesterday.
Hats in the latest styles and
colors just received at J. j. Full
ler's.
Charles Haines, the builder,
is back from his summers work
at High Springs.
Fresh country eggs and veg
etables at l.. S. Blacks, city
market.
Hoods pills act easily and
promptly on the liver and bowels.
Cure sick headache.
"A Tampa made cigar, all
clear Havana for sc. at T. w.
Troxler's.
Miss Ruthie Barnes left yester-
day on visit to York, Dunnellon
and Gainesville.
-Whitman's Superextra Can
dies and Chocolates just received
at Troxler's.
The Metropolitan band gave a
short but sweet concert on the
streets at $50 last evening.
For RENT-The Arlington Ho.
tel. Apply to John M. Martin,
agent.
Rev. J. 9. Porter is expected
back this afternoon from a three
weeks recreation in Alabama.
-Borated talcum powder al
the Autobiography drug store fol
IA cents a box.
Mrs. VIM. Fox has gone tt
Atlanta to visit relatives for {
few months.
Miss Pauline Harder returned
from a pleasant visit tt
Sends at Leesburg.
= Ct. S. Scott went to Gainesville
yesterday to look after his re
Ownership business.
c.. E. Taylor, the travelling
freight agent for the Plant Sys
tenn, was in town yesterday OIL
business.
In answer TO the New Yorl
Journals inquiries, Mayor Knigh
of Jacksonville says Florida i
prosperous.
Look for the facts demonstrate,
by experience. Thousands an
thousands of people sufferin;
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BRYAN IN SAN FRANCISCO.
He Gives Matinee and Evening Performances
Mt the Golden Gate.

SAN Francisco, July Mr.. Bryan reached
this city to-day and received a warm welcome
though the greater part OF the big crowd that
gathered to hear him speak this afternoon dis
appeared as soon as they had seen him and heard
a few words. His face looked fatter and moro
sleek than one would imagine from his pictures.
In fact he strongly resembled a well-groomed
actor. and he carried out this resemblance by his
bows and smiles and constant play OF gesture.
He reached Oakland early this morning, and
was taken to Alameda, where he addressed
5000 persons in the open air. His voice was
good. and he made an excellent speech.
A special tug, took him across the bay. He
rest, went to the Central Park baseball grounds
on Market street, where he spoke TO an audience
OF 5000 persons. who packed the grounds. 50
ing on Seventh street, outside the high fence OF
the park grounds, could hear him distinctly.
Tonight Mr.. Bryan spoke at dwa Pa
vilion. and tomorrow ne will leave for Oregon
and Washington.
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BROOkLYS.

Tho distribution OF pasteurized milk to sick babies
will begin this morning from the various dispensaries.
waited road aunouncrs that within a year electric
cars will be In operation ON the road. The third. rail
system is to be adopted.
The Peoples Trust Company. az receiver OF the
property OF John Y. Mckane. has begun an action In
the Supreme Court 10 recover possession of twenty.
nye parcels OF real estate In the old town OF Graves.
end. McKane. after his committal TO Sing Sing
Prison, disposed OF this property by a power of at
James McKane.
The judgment OF the Special Term OF the Supreme
Court vacating an assessment ON the capital stock OF
the Edison Electric Light Company was snirlned yes-
teriay by the Appellate Division. The assessors val.
ned the stock at Sl.03B. VA. Justice Cullen, who
writes the opinion, holds that the franchise. valued at
60A6 900, was not subject to taxation. and that the
franchise to lay mains and carry on business Is like.
wise exempt, He also holds that the capital stock OF
tho citizens Electric Light Company. which Is held
pauy Is not subject TO assessment on personally.
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cor. BIAoK 70 YIs1r rHB oAMr.
ne WIN witness me Gaines to ne Heia ~ the
sevsuty.nrnt neriu,ent.

PEEKsKILL DEPoT. July 7.-Since the Seventy
first arrived in camp tho heat has been very
severe until to-day, when IL was more comforta-
BILE. Notwithstanding this fact Col. Green ex-
pressed tonight his entire satisfaction with the
work thus far. He has received many compli.
ments from the post officers for tho excellence
OF drills. Yesterday afternoon Col. Green was
visited by Count Goetzen, an officer In the Royal
Prussian Cavalry Guards, who was shown
through the camp and expressed great pleasure
at what ho saw.
Tomorrow will DO a big day at camp. Tho
Seventy-first Regiment Athletic Association has
arranged n programme of games consisting of
eight events. all open to any member OF tho
regiment, separate companies or battery, except
tho 4AO-yard run for the rcglmental champion
ship. Col. Green will act ms referee.
II Is expected that Gen. Tillinghast will arrive
tomorrow and bring with him Gov. Black, who
will make his first official visit to camp. He
will witness tho games and remain till after
evening parade.
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"OrlElnaI ana GenuIner orce.ter.hlre sauce.

We notice in the columns OF recent English papers
that a motion was made III the suit OF Lea & Perrins
against Courtenay, before Mr.. Justice Romer last
month, seeking an Injunction restraining the defend.
ants from holding themselves out as 1.-THE only origi.
nal makers or aS"the original makers OF Worcester.
shire Sauce the Advertisement complained OF reading
that the Meisrs, C~ourteney were tine only producers
OF the original ana genuine Worcestershire Sauce al u
recipe
advertisement could not 20 ON.
The defendants counsel admitted 1t was ~indefensi-
BILE. and the defendants gave an undertaking TO dis.
continue It's use.-AdR.
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II. AND o.
Reports from Four Special Masters ne TO Re-
ceiptA and Disbursements

BALTIMORE, Nd. July -Four special mas
ters' reports, relative to the receipts and dis
burscments of the funds derived from the sale
OF b.. and o. receivers certificates. were filed in
the United States Circuit Court to-day. During
the months of January. February. March. and
April. 1897, of funds derived from the sale of
certificates authorized by the court on Nov. 20.
1896, 1t WAS found that $1,000 0 had been re-
ceived and $3.50. 7OO.7s disbursed, leaving a
balance on hand OF 5000. %.
On April !, 1897, certificates valued at $780,
600 stiff remained unsold. The report OF the re-
ceipts and disbursements for April, 1897. shows
a balance on hand at the end OF tho month Of
1887 7l. o {.
The report OF the disbursements made by the
receivers from the terminal Improvement fund
for April shows "A balance on hand at the end OF
the month OF $i55, 6i7. 80.
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OHIO GOLD DEMOCRATS.
Independent state Ticket PIanned-Republicsn
Legislative Ticket to He Supported.

COLUMBUS. o., July IA conference Of the
sound money Democrats Of the State will be held
in this city tomorrow to determine on a policy
to he pursued in this State this fall. The senti.
ment among the sound money Democrats 10 al
NOS, unanimous in favor OF placing an independ-
cnt State ticket in the field and supporting
the Republican legislative tickets in the various
districts OF the State in opposition to the can
didacy of John II Mclean, who is seeking TO
break into the United states Senate on, the sill
YER issue. Among those who favor such action
are NJ. f. Ingalls,, Virgil =. Kline. Col. S. X.
Donavin, S. ii. Holding, James Caren, and
others who were prominent in leading in the
revolt against Bryan last fall.
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BOTTLE CAME ASHORE.
II HAD Information About n Steamship About
which Nothing IL Known.

II HAD Information About n steamship About
which Nothing IL Known.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, July IA sealed bottle
was found on tho East Shoals this morning by
the keepers Of the Anastasia Lighthouse. Inside
the bottle was a scrap Of an envelope with the
following scrawlcd upon it in a faint lead PEN
cilling:
steamer La Fore, cargo of arms, Port Royal
to Province Para, Cuba, went down Tuesday.
May -, 1897. Four men on raft Sunday. No
water and no food two days.
ALFRED PETERSON, Columbia. S. G.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS, Fernandina.
ARTHUR HEAToS, New York city.
First Mate PETERSON,
27S West Second street, Brooklyn"
No information can be had regarding the ves-
sell. Tho date was very family written and
could hardly be dcciphered, but was made out
as May"
There is, no steamship nor any other sort OF
vessel in the American Record or the United
States Blue Book named La Fore, and there is
no West Second street in Brooklyn.
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Killed while Going TO Enlist

READING, Pa, July 7.--Samuel A.. Leinesowitz
and George Kerkeslager. aged 20 and 10 years,
came down from Schuylkill Haven and went
fishing with Harry Levan and John Heath.
While angling the two former told their COM
pa Mons they were going TO Philadelphia to en-
list In the navy. They returned TO Reading late
last night, In tho Reading Railroad freight
yards. while waiting to jump on n train. an
empty switch engine run into them. Leineso-
witt and kcrkeslaRer were ground to pieces.
Levan was badly hurt, and Heath escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
How rhe, Guara whisLey in yers.y.

When Mayor lIoos OF Jersey City ousted the
Republican Board OF Commissioners of Appeal
and appointed a board composed OF Democrats,
Mahlon Terhune. the clerk OF the old board.
refused to tell the combination OF the safe lock.
Mr.. Schlessingcr. the clerk OF the new board.
employed two experts yesterday and had tho
safe opened. Besides the records. two bottles,
one half full of n liquid which Mr.. SchlessingoS
said was whiskcy, were found.
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FREEHoLDER GREEN 4 UsURPER.
Justice Lippincott Orders q Verdict to That
Erect in the Supreme Court.

Euect IN tno supreme Court
The trial Of the quo warranto proceedings
brought by Freebooter Arthur w. Clayton
against Freebooter William'Green for the direc-
torship Of the Hudson County Board of Free.
holders was abruptly terminated by Justice
Lippincott yesterday. lie directed the struck
jury which was trying the case in the Supreme
Court in Jersey City to find Freebooter Green
guilty of usurpation: Green was elected to tho
office on Dec. SO, 1895. A full board, consist
Ing Of ,twenty.seven members, was elected last
November. The Republicans had a majority
for the first time in a number OF years.
Frceholder Clayton, a Republican, was elected
Director. He began to form a new combine.
The leaders recognized their combination at
once, and in December Director Clayton was re-
moved and Freeholdor Green elected Director.
Clayton instituted the suit for reinstatement.
director Clayton totally disregarded the will
Of the majority" said Justice Lippincott. "He
was arbitrary in his actions and disregarded
his duties as presiding officer, but l am con-
strained to deny that the resolution of removal
constituted any vacancy"
The case will go to the Supreme Court.
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sixteen hoy. Poisoned !. Camp.

READING. Pa. July about four hundred
boys of Reading. members of the Boys Brigade.
are in canp at Carsonia Park, below this city.
Sixteen OF the lads are now In the camp hospital.
under a big tree. The boys arc suffering from
the effects of what is beloved to be Paris green
poisoning. Whether II was accidental has as
yet to be determined. The lads piucked currants
from a heigh6oTing farm, and Il is Supposed
green. The owner had cautioned the boys about
the bushes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
THE BENHAM MURDER TRIAL.
DR.. Tester Reveals I'm Court tho Name OF the
Prisoners Woman FRIEND.

Prisoner's woman triend'
BATAVIA, July Tho name Of the mysterious
woman friend OF Howard C. Benham. the al
legged wife poisoner. was revealed in the Benham
trial this morning. DIR. Tozier, the physician
and friend of tho prisoner, said that he visited
Benham in Jail on Jan. "a and gave him n ring
which May Wizard wished to return to Benham.
May Wizard is the daughter of George Wizard Of
Batavia.
DR.. Tozier testified that while he was exam
ming Mrs. Benham the night before her death
Benham stepped to the eide of her bed and
took his wife's hand in his. The doctor
did not think from this that Bcnham could
have poisoned her. Ho said that on his
visit to tho jail Benhan asked him If he had
brought the stuff" meaning tho poison, to end
his life with. He said no, and Benham asked
him again to bring 1t.
Cross-oxamincd, DR.. Tozier said that the Sec
ond autopsy was complete as far as the %instruc-
tons OF tho Coroner went. He said he attended
the autopsy as Benham's friend. His testimony
was mistaken.
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where Yeaterday,s fires Wore.

A. M.-4sO. I3Oth street and Third avenue. tug
boat II. J, Crawford damage $4,000; $3.50. l Seventh
avenue. {. westenberger. damage 900.
p. M.-l;3O. al0 East Forty seventh street. clswSou
& Sons. damage 50; $3.50, 500 Fast 10th street, Henry
Zetner, damage 81. 300; 4;l0, 10 Avenue D.. damage
1928; $500, gO7 East FOry'ninth street, Gibson Piano
Company, damage 50.
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TRIED TO MURDER HIS BLIND SON.
Wanted TO Get Him Out or tho Way Because
He Had an Interest In tho Farm.

He Had an Interest In tho Farm.
MATAwAN. n. j., July ELISHA Cummins, n
negro. ATTEMPTED to murder his son. Siverinc.
yesterday. Elisha's wife died three years ago,
and left the property where the father and son
have since lived to him, subject to a life inter
est, which was left to the son. Qunrrcls over
tho sons interest led to the attempt to murder.
Sivorine is blind. The father sneaked around
the house at noon yesterday. while Siverine was
sitting on a stool in front OF tho door. The
father threw Il stone at his sons head. The
young man WAS knocked scnsclcss. His wife.
who was In the house, ran out and found her
husband lying at tho door. The father was
bending over him.
81 hope l have killed him." said Cummins.
critical condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
Senator Quay. Convention Programme.

HARRISBURG. Pa. July T.. The fact is no
longer concealed that Senator Quay favors the
nomination OF James A. Beacon OF Westmore-
land for State Treasurer. and Major Levi q.
McCauley OF Chester county for Auditor-Gen.
eral. Tho latter is slated because he is the Gov
ernor's choice. and because he represents the
soldier element in the dominant party. All tho
delegate elections. the Quay managers say, in.
dictate a harmonious convention in August and
the success OF the Quay programme.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-08
SAVED HIS MOTHER FROM 4 FIRE

A fonkers Man Enters . building After tho
Firemen Had Been Driven Out.
YoNKERs. July 7.-Edward Forgsman. a mo-
torman on the Yonkers electric railroad. rescued
his. mother from a fire which started this morn
ing in the store under her rooms in the Clinton
flats on New Main street. after the firemen had
given up all hope OF saving her.
The building was filed with smoke. and the
fireIncn could not get up the stairs to the rooms
occupied by Mrs. forGsnan. Her son ran
yard In the rear OF the house. She had tainted.
She was taken TO st. Joseph's Hospital. The
fire started in the packing from some egg boxes
which WAS set atirc by AN egg tester. who was
using a lighted candle. The damage was 81 900.