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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Fighting in Cuba.

HAVANA. August 5.-The GRENADA ba '-
..,iion mas had am engagement near Moran
with the msurgent forces under Maxine
come and claudio Sanchez and has oe-
stroyed. according to the Official reports
four insurgent camps with all the stores
The regulars lost twelve wounded ana lhe
insurgents had seventeen killed ana many
wounded.
Cantain-Goneral Weyler has sent 10
Santa Serveriuo castle the administrator
Of a military hospital for failing 20 dis
charge his duties.
At Guanajay. Ira II. Carley an Amsri-
can. with the rank of an officer an the
iusurcent forces surrounded himself
armed. 90 the authorities. He said he was
ODD and was sent 90 the hospital.
Captain-Gcncral Weyler has committed
the death scntc1lce passed upon Jose
Iona, an insurgent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Monster Gun.

CLEVELAND. o.. August 5.-Last night
at the Otis Steel Works. monster gun
casting was made. u was a big coast
defender. 1Lirty-one tons OF steel was
used In the single casting. The gun it,
for mounting.
II will be a week before the mass cools
Then IL will be bored and sent east TO
be rned. Congress voted $4,000 Tor the
experiment. ard II IL Is successful the cost
OF making the big guns will BE- reduced
fully one-half. while the time required to
make them will be cOrrespOndingly short
ened.
A large number Of United States ord
nance officers were present az the casting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Boston Gold Hunters.

BOSTON, MASS. August 5.-The first
organized party left Boston for the gold
fields OF Alaska yesterday. They call
themselves the Haverhill Gold MnIng
Company.
There were twenty men and one
I'm the party.
j. q. Williams, "a years old. an OLD Gale
fornia forty-niner, will instruct his COM
panons i'm mining and the usages Of min
ing camps The party was we'll supplied
with funds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

SEATTLE. WASH. August the ,Ee
steamer Cleveland. under charter 10 tns
Vorth American Transportation ana ana
Tr1ding Company sailed for 81 Mirna ~.
,n-dav7 with g0 prospectors bound Tor
t t1-eai ,.i,c and oo5 tons Of freight. Pas
serecrs and freight will bc transferred to
riyer steamers at st. Michael. .,.,.
The cleveland is the last steamer ms
wear to connect with the , lukon rit sfI
n .,e.' e,e steamers are yet to leave Tor
Glaska mis- month. with prospectoTs for
Yukon. but all will go 10 Dyea' ana ' sii,S
the land route over the White fass anu
Canoe down the river 49,, l,,.,.o-a,d
Among the passengers on lie fl',,',,,,t
u,are Captain r. +. Ray and Lleuteldn
Hirbardson. T.. $. A.. who will be followed
nexf spring by sixty soldiers from for'
Russell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

~, i',,hszzler CITY Clerk George Bogart
81, 81 Evanston. Ohio. has disappeared. In
t,yo months according to Mayor Dyche.
be has taken from the vaults OF the city
clerks office Ss.s35
,iote confession carly In July and on We'd
rnesdav afternoon on the eve OF a confer
encc which was TO have Strengthened his
difdculties and placed him again on a
firm financial standing with the city or
Evanston, he disappeared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Eyerhnrdt the Victor.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. AT the En-
pire Athletic Club. last night. Jack Ever
hardt, obtained the decision in a twenty
round bout with Spider" Kelly Kelly
was cleverer but his blows lacked steam.
The twentieth round was vicious and ex-
citing. Both fought ike tigers.
Honors were apparently so even, the re-
fereo's decision was greeted with hOwls.
The general opinion is that il ought TO
have been decided draw, although Ever
hardt had the best OF it for eighteen
rounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

WASHINGTON, August flames Carr.
who so brutally assaulted little Rosa Rob-
inson i'm this city week or ten days ago.
and for whom the police have been look
ing ever since. was captured in stable
in rear OF 229 l. street northeast early
this morning. by hackman named Ben
ebert. The prisoner fought like tiger,
but was finally taken TO the station-house
by Benchert. assisted by several police
men.
News OF the capture spread rapidly, and
q mob Of excited people gathered outside
the station. and the police controlled them
with great difficulty.
At O'Clock Carr was hurried 10 the city
Hall, where he was held I'm $4,000 bail.
and later safely landed in the city jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Shin Run Aground.

SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. THE large
German ship Otto loaeed with rags and
cement from Stettin. June 5th for New
York went ashore at MacoX, on the Long
Island coast last night. The life saving
crew managed 10 reach the ship early this
morning, but capt. Bruhl said his vessel
was in good condition and decided 10 re-
main on board with the crew.
Capt. Bruhl says an electric storm last
night affected his compasses and he lost
his bearing.
High wind prevails and a heavy sea Is
running but II IS thought the ship IS In nc
Immediate danger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
TO DIG FOR ALASKAN GOLD.
John Cudahy, Of Chicago, BEADS a Great
Company Now Being Formed
WITH A CAPITAL OF $2S,ONO,OOO.
Quartz Mining 20 Follow 1.-Two Years Of
~rrospcctInc-Valrc of $50. 900. 900 in
Sight-Thc Company Will Turn
over Ali It's Vast Mineral
Interests.


CHICAGO. August o--John Ouo"nF u
a. clio hrsd of "a Chicapo corporaton 10
t..,...4 - e. .,r,, ,,ht.b Ga Going
~ ..,i,. an
10 own, develop ana operate H'"iis
The gold quartz mircs in oastcrs Alaska
tt.t ,.-.. hoo .,t..,,..r,d mn TO this
ume. -
Tho corporation Will own mines WHOSE
,,r.s,rt vain, ~ ft. lowest estimate is
$4,000. The prospective value, ~" "c-
,.oio,.,,,,, ID. ,yru in hand. may be several
49,. ,-la.,..o
tlmta tN' ...,,, 81 tho
The organization is ana ouielcN'" ol ''.~
n,rth A-,erirtn TRANSPORTATION ana Trad
In ,.o,neur which WAS Incorporated hNc
- b.. .-o tirIar tho laws OF Illinois win
y .~r.fai STOCK of $4,000 30 had two iea-
Turle tbo business of common curriers'
r4 3d.. s,fr 81 merchandise. and also
..,'..,,..ti,,o Or :, fuoral John Cuoahy is
a.. i.,,l.f ireiridua1 sfockh0ldcr ana is
,,,1lrstno1 fo own or control majority
of sb.res ua has personally directed ai
.f. ,,.ttl-s ,..rflirfnr 20 mining. while
3D.. frrnenorf,fion and tho commercial
f.,ft,r.. ,r.er. r.ann.eI hy the oihc eri or
ft.. ....r,,,,.,,. who arr. President. Fly j..
1,,.sr.. .Prcsioeut and Manager,
Tnhn / Hrllv. Second Nice-President'
XyHi.or, "a lvoarc. Treasurer Charles
a vearr. Secretary. O.. II. Hamilton
AuI't1- EH s. go. General supcrN.s-
ION Ie exercised hy an executive commit
a.. ,..fsfsfIrr of b. R Wcare. chairman
Tohn -rdlhv and Charles a. Wcafe
RESULT OF FIVE YEARS PKOSP.CI-
ING.
r-.r Two wears the company has pros
rrrtrf the mountains of eastern Alaska
fo~ cold veins. employing tho best cX-
norris yho could h6 induced under big pay
ta Zoo into that region With ample means
af command this prospecting has ptfh
carried or systematically in the high re-
rions sIorinc toward the Klondyke pla-
r.r- while q has been limited that good
,r.rt of their value is now made public
Tor Inc nrs, time. The known richness OF
+t. ,.ia..r fforir ee Gives confirmation 20
rf. r.-r.N- fIa nrOrmOue value OF the VEINS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Lynching in Alabama.

EUFALA, Ala. August AT Harris
TWENTY-FIVE miles from here, at ! O'Clock
this morning. negro attempted TO as
sault young woman, but was scared
away.
lie was arrested in a short time and
guarded in a store. When the train passed
The station the crowd had determined TO
hang the man. and the latest news Is
that the determination was carried out.
No Geographic communication can be haa
with the village.
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and the GRAY in this city on September
lsth i7th and 18th. has sent communi-
cations on the subject TO President Nc
I(inlev and 10 many prominent men on
both sides At "a preliminary meeting in
the Mayors office on Tuesday many IA
NOrable responses were Itau from the dis
tin0ulshed mon. and yesterday Mr. Fra
zler received letter from j. Addison
Porter. the Presidents private secretary.
IN which he said
The President is inclined TO think that
such "A reunion as that mentioned In your
communication would. II well managed.
be both useful and ting.-Philadel-
mia Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Inrnllr Hung for Assault.

HATTIESBURG. MISS, August 5-Jere
Perryman. the young negro who assaulted
Miss Nellie Watts, near East Aouchle'
on May DIST. was hanged here to-day at
100 T.. NJ In seventeen minutes after
the drop he was pronounced dead. Death
resulted from strangulation.
About 1000 people witnessed the eNecu-
ton which took place i'm the courthouse
yard This is the second legal hanging
M the history Of the town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
GIN. KIEBY SMITH.
4 Monument Erected to Him at se""nee'
Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. TENN, August LAST
Tuesday afternoon at se"ahee, I'm w., 81
sity OF the South, a monument 10 rul
mund Kirby smith, the last iun S9,e i 81
~ - corfedarate army. was unveiled.
csnorsl Kirby smith was a professor
ot ,ro University OF the South from lS'o
49, iSa3 the year of his death. ana TINS
monument was erected by alumni pro-
Sassors and his comrades I'm the army
Addresses were delivered by Right Rev.
,rhor,as = Cailor Coadjutor Bishop OF
tennessee: Rev J. T.. Martin. OF Jack
SON Tenn. and Major G.. r. Fairbanks
of Fernandlna Fla. General Smith ma
tive state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
ALvnching Imminent.

CRYSTAL FALLS. MICH. August g.
The Jail here tonight is surrounded by
turbulent mob Of excited citizens, de-
manding the blood Of Bons, the tramp
who assaulted and murdered Pearl Nor
risOn.
Extra precautions have been taken 10
prevent violence, but il Is the general
impression that the prisoner will be
lynched before morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Work for 700 Men.

READING. PA, August THE Read
ing iron Company. will start up their
plant al Davis next Monday, ana sive eil-
niligrd ia shut down some time ago on
account of a trouble in wage reduction,
which caused = strike.
Tho men have expressed their willing
ness TO 20 to work at the company
..tf.a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

ABBEYVILLE. s. c.. August Sam
uel McGowen, for several years chief
Justice in tho Supreme Court Of South
Carolina. and one Of the distinguished
survivals from the old school Of Caro-
Ina public men. Is seriously I'll az his
home here. Absent members Of his fam
fly have been summoned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

The suspect in Kingston Mass. jail
on the supposition that he had some
thing 10 do with the burglary at the resi-
dence of X. G.. Dunn recently has been
identified as William Collier, theoloel-
cal student from Memphis. Tenn. and a
letter received from his father to-day
conveyed the information that the youne
man was crazy. IL was learned to-day
that young Collier had come TO Rhode
Island for the avowcd purpose OF assas-
sinating Rev. Edward Everett HAZE, the
well known Unitarian clergyman OF Bos-
ton. whose summer home 10 ~ Aatu-
muck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
DiSlgured by yitrioI.

LYNN. MASS. August Susan r. Den
nehy in quarrel yesterday with her
lover. Thomas n. Kelliher threw vitrol
into his face. His sight IS destroyed and
his face dishgured for life. He may die.
She Is inconsolable. and says she will
care for him all his life. Miss Dennehy's
family Is wealthy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

DALLAS. Texas. August Sat .
O'Clock this afternoon the government
thermometer recorded the extraordinary
temperature Of Jos. surprising all pre-
vious heat records. Business was para
lived and men and horses gasped for
breath. The heat is the most terrible
ever felt and is killing vegetation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Give Them Four Months.

MADRID. August 5.-The Heraldo as
serts that the United States government
will wait four months for the pacihcaton
OF cuba by the Spanish authorities.
Should the instruction not be quelled
BY that time they will extend their pro-
lection 10 the insurgents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
OBITUARY
DR. ] Frank Mason.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. August 5.-Speciai.
Dr. J. Frank Mason. OF Chestnut Hi, N
Loudoun. died yesterday aged about
seventy. lie was a fell-known physician
having studied and practiced abroad. lie
commanded a compsny attached 10 the
Seventh Virginia Cavalry during the war.
He leaves a widow and . grown son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

Accidentally Shot Himself Dead In Boat
Filled win Young Women.

EAsTPORT. Ne. August 5.-The skip
per Of the little ferry steamer General
Lcavitt which plies getween Eastport.
Lubec and Campobello Island. had his
attention attracted this afternoon 20 an
anmanageaDle pleasure boat which was
,eing carried BY the swift tide toward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Drew a Knife.

Two negro belligcrents. John Moses and
Philip Johnson, were arrested by Second
station officers last evening. A charge
is entered against the former of assault
ing the latter with "a knife while against
Johnson stands the charge of assaulting
Moses with a rock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Sfratlllnorc Dead.

LEXINGTON. KY, August 5.-Strath-
more. the well-known sire Of many IA
nous race-horses was overcome by ex-
cessive heat yesterday and died from its
effects. Strathmore was by Waverly. HIS
get have earned upwards OF $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

rian authorities gave orders for the as
sassinatlon Of Takem, and the miscreants
who were hired to carry out the instruc-
tons mistook the poet for the intended
victim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

LONDON. August Ga dispatch to
the Daily Mail from Vienna reports that
the Belgian poet. Constant!noH. has been
assassinated.
II appears that he was making a po-
ntical tour with his friend. Takeff who
is a strong opponent OF the present Cabi-
net. and of the government OF Prince
Ferdinand.
According to the dispatch, the Bulga-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
CONFUSION ~ MfNICO.
The Drop in silver Creates flurry-Lo"er
Price. Anticipated.

CITY OF MEXICO. August THE drop
81, siiyor TODAY sent exchange on New
York TO the highest point-l32- alter oanh-
ing hours. Merchants nave aIsSty 80
cellod foreign orders and VIII await soiii0-
tbin~ nermancncy i'm exchange. -.t
mo government is making an us
r,,t.s based On even lower prizes for Sh-
ver. The leading bankers aIe NOT 10 u'
tioT oltboueh not until lower prices nave
beeu reached.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
The Badge Returned.

Policeman j. II. Huicher has been re-
turned his badge. No. 50. which was lost
on Saturday. and he wishes 10 thank the
restored II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06
Reunion of Blue and GRAY

Commander John w. Frazier. of the
Philadelphia Brigade, who is endeayorinr
TO arrange q great reunion OF the Blus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

Tennessee Against the Revision of Her
Constitution.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. August "a gen
eral election was held in this state TO-
day to decide whether or not constitu-
tional convention shall be held. TIE re-
turns show that the calling of conven-
ton has been Overwhelmingly defeated.
A light vote was polled, but hltle IN
tcrcst being shown, and IN some Young
district polls were not opened. In thls
city. with a voting population or l''oVO'
the total vote cast was less IMAM l'VVV'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

PHILADELPHIA, PA. August Ed
win Steelman. aged eleven years. OF Bel
air. n. j.. was thrown over The handle
bars OF his bicycle by his wheel striking
a stone yesterday and killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-06

A Ii ROYAL ARCH MA S.Ix.~
~ SONS are cordially invited 10 LHHcss
attend a called convocatlOn OF E,iNS
Washington Royal Arch Chapter
No 9 ~ the Masonic Temple. corner
Adams and Broad streets, THIS friday
EVENING, at = o'clock.
BY order OF the NJ. e. II. 7.
a. b. SNEAD. Secretary.
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FIORIDA.

commencement of Stetson University
at DeLand will take place this year on
May 1S
The Rhinebeck, N Y, Gazette contains
a notice of the death of DR.. John o. Bron-
son. a gentleman well-known in Florida,
and who formerly had his winter home at
Indian Springs, Lake county.
NJ H. Dalton, who for many years has
been engaged in the manufacture of or
ange box sides at Palatka, is charging
his plant and will put in machinery for
the manufacture of hickory ak handles,
spokes, etc. Hickory is plentiful in that
vicinity.
At a recent meeting of the democratic
executive committee of Franklin county,
at Apalichicola. J. F. c. Griggs was in
dorsed for the office of county judge to fill
the vacancy of r. G. Baker, deceased.
The committee also Endorsed J. j. Cannon
to fill the vacancy of Judge Baker as city
tax collector.
II. ]. Ritchie, real estate agent has
closed the sale of the Westcott place, on
the Bay at St Augustine, to LOOMS l..
White. a prominent banker of New York
city This was formerly the property of
DR. John Westcott and contains me
residence, surrounded by large beautitul
grounds 1t commands an unsurpassed
view of the bay, and adjoins the hand
some home of Capt. Henry Belknap. The
considera ton, while not made pubic, Is
said to be about 5000.
A day or two since George w. Church
of Eustis met with a painful accident that
will render him minus the top of his left
thumb. He was attempting to cut off the
head of a chicken intended for the family
meal He took the bird by the head and
holding 1t on the block struck II, but from
some whim of false economy, he struck
too near the head and struck off, not only
the chickens head but also piece of his
thumb from the back Of the nail clean
through to the block below.
The St. Johns county republican club at
its meeting at st. Augustine Thursday
night. passed resolutions demanding of
the governor representation OF the repuDh-
cans on the board of county commission
ers. and recommended three men TOT APP
pointment as follows: J. A. Mcguire in
district represented by b.. Genovar; n.
Canheld. In district represented by r. j.
Oliver: and w. s.. Van Sickle for the dis
trict in which the democratic executive
committee has recommended William Her
nandez.
Philadelphia Press: Gen. Julio Sanguil-
~ the Cuban patriot, recently released
from Moro Castle never gave a pledge 20
any one that he would not again enter the
military service Of his country or assist
in any way the present revolution. This
denial is the emphatic statement Of DR.. J.
Guiteras. the Cuban leader and agent OF
the junta IN this city. DR. Guteras Is
also a very warm personal friend Of Gen.
Sanguilly. ana one Of his most ardent adj
mirers. You may unquaihedly deny the
report that has been sent broadcast 20
tho effect that Sanguilly gave such
pledge" said Or Guiteras luHt night. "fic
was released from prison on a pardon
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granted by the queen regent, and nothing
was said TO him about taking up arms
against Spain. Some time ago Gen. San
gully appealed his case from the Havana
court to the highest judicial tribunal in
Madrid. Later a request for a pardon
was made, and Gen. Sanguilly was inform
ed that the queen regent could not con-
slider the matter with view to granting
the request until the appeal to the Mad
rid court should be withdrawn. The APP
peal was then withdrawn, and the par
don granted. That is all there was to it.
pledge of no kind was given to the
Spanish government or to the American
government as Washington dispatches
have stated"
AT the monthly meeting of the board of
commissioners of Marion county,
at Ocala, on Tuesday, an effort was made
TO secure a final settlement with ex-Coun-
ty Treasurer J. w. Stevens. In response
to summons he appeared before the
board and made a plea that his matters
were in such a shape that he would need
more time in which to effect settlement.
After some consideration, he was given
until the first Monday in May, when his
case will be finally disposed Of He had
81, 69S8 deposited in the Merchants Ma
tional Bank when it collapsed, and the
county commissioners will make deter
mined effort to recover the full amount
either from Mr.. Stevens or his bondsmen.
Recently certain circumstances led the
boss in charge of one of the convict
camps near Albion to make an investiga-
ton. The result was that a complete out
fit for distilling whisky was discovered
in one of the phosphate pits near the
stockade. One of the negro convicts had
made worm from iron pipe, and with
an iron pot fitted with plank cover, had
could distil whisky from the cornbread
given him to eat, 1t is said that two of
the guards were in partnership with him.
II is also reported that a copper coil be-
longing to a feed-water purifier on the
dredgeboat at the camp was stolen a few
nights ago, and it is supposed it is now
dong duty as a producer of ardent spir-
its. About two years ago it was reported
that one of the white convicts was maxi
ing counterfeit money
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
OmcIaI Proceedings of Council.

Savannah. Ca. April.7. 1ST.-Council met
this evening at o'clock, present, Hon
=. w Meldrm. mayor. presiding; Alder
man w. w. Owens. vice chairman of
council; Aldermen Krouskoff. Quicken
heimer, Smith, Reid. Wylly, Davis, Hull
We'll and Charlton.
Alderman Charlton gave verbal notice
that a motion would be made to reconsid-
er the resolution passed at the last meet
ing Of council, accepting certain lands for
Eighth, Ninth and East Broad streets.
Upon motion. minutes of meeting, March
"a We're confirmed as published.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The committee on accounts reports that
they have examined and found correct,
bills against the city amounting TO TWEEN
ty-nine thousand seven hundred and fif-
ty-one dollars and eighty-one cents, as
per accompanying schedule and recon-
mend that the same be passed for pay
ment. a. l.. Well,
Chairman Committee on Accounts.
Report adopted, and bills as per follow
ing schedule passed for payment.
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countries purchased them, he prohibited
the sending out Of inferior material and
ordered that only fine work 90 from ia
pan. Now when you buy the poorly
wrought, inexpensive japanese candle
stick you may be sure II came from some
domestic factory that turns them out by
the hundred fresh every hour. But the
lovely inlaid chinaware comes direct from
Japans shores.
The emperor, while the greatest living
composed of poetry. writes largely upon
one theme-the glory of women and the
bravery Of the Japanese men, who go
forth TO war with the images Of their
sweethearts and mothers IN their hearts.
one Of his principal themes Is the En-
press Jingu. who was japanese warrior
before The time Of Christ. She conquered
Korea and hurried home TO have her child
born on japanese soil. She named him
Hachiman and he is now worshiped as
the god OF war.
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York Sun, took a h-inch pipe Of brass
bored small holes In II about one inch
apart, and, after bending the pipe to Mt
the bottom Of the window. fastened Il 70
the sash around the lower edge Of the
glass. Then, attaching a flexible tube
from one end TO the gas fixture, he turned
on the gas. The light from the little Jets
warmed up the window and the frost dis
appeared The lights also served lndl-
rectiy as an advertisement, and any num-
Der Of people looked at the window In
passing who would never have glanced
that way but for the unwonted line OF
lights. The same object Is frequently
gained by having a small electric fan mo-
tor In a display window. IL also serves
double purpose. keeping the air IN the
window IN motion. and so preventing the
deposit OF frost on the glass and catching
the eye OF pedestrians by the perpetual
movement Of the fan blades.