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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
AL SORTS

y feather 81 AN eagle shot hy Al.
mfril Dewey has been TUNED into
a pen by a Cincinnati man.
rhe InnKezt ear OF corn ever aesn
IN south Jersey Nas raised this fat
T. is seventeen and half inches D.
Irnrth
t.-avruwprth. Rams. claims the
distinction ~ beius the Meet Amer
iean sity in the shipment ~ apples.
England has imported from Spain
this year eight times as much irtn
ore as she has taken from any other
furrisn country
BaY County. 4 u. has produced
Two rrapn 80 oats this seaaun.
An attempt il heiaR made - re-.
move the rule providing that london
university shall not hold mus~ than
So poo worth of property
In chinese cities strrsts are never
hutt afraiKhf. from HepersfIfIaua
fear that possessions ~ ryii spirits
might otherwise enter ana frmain.
Instruction iu old and middle trlsh
has been given at Harvard Tor three
YEARS. and there viii be an addition
al course this year in early Welsh
In bolivia salt il sold IN cubes It
about the nirr ~ building briOks In
the United States. being prrared Into
share s. hea damp and allowed 10
harden.
In the harbor ~ iIoualulu tel-.
phone service between the shore and
vessels may he obtained by connect
iuE with the permanent telephone
cahIr la the Hafbdr
The lev York f1fe Insurance com
rany. ub the r~eomms ndstIen ~ the
i'russlan minister ~ the interior.
has been feaimlt'rd 20 trauaacf
business IN Russia
Oil Fauvull ball IN BOSTON was aes
cup.ra for the ufat tinr sine Its re
nayatEaa by an enthusiastic faiiara-
tian ~ the Massachusetts state De-
mocratie ticket.
The KiaaaIkr nugget - seui-
weekly paper Abe subscription prirr
g uhHsh - 80 prr year. single eop-
les. 8 cents Rouge lumber u al
yertIaei 81 500 per Loo feet.
white deer shot near NIan vas
hl8usht - Hanger and attracted
rdnH.ft aie nttenf on This IL the
second animal - she AIud that has
been seen this SEASON.
There wit b. Use Wednesday, In
November this year aud the deer
hunters u Laag island eul have tn
extra hay wherein u ejii BE- laW ful
e. shoot their taXeF.ic game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
GEN. T0RAl Is
EXONERATE Ed
He Was Not TO Blame for the
Surrender of Santiago.

AsHlSGToS. n e. Nov To-
The bureau % naval Intelligence has
made public a spanish report - the
court martial 81 jose T3rai Mslas-
ausz. general % division and the
successor of Gen Tlnareu. IN conn
nand 81 the Fourth army eprra q
Cuba Gen Mesa. chief ~ The briE
ads = Gaantanan mo. lieut.. Col. Yer
oarde. military commander u Barn
cos. Lieut.. Col Rafael Alegrt. com
mander Of saEua de Tanamo capt
Arturo Hidiaipo. commando - Al
- sango. cant Jose Garcia. com
mander - San Louis. capt H1mu.
aldo Martinez. commander % palmo
gorano. and Capt. Clements peyra.
commander at ~ Crisin. The de-
PENDANTS named. besides Gen Toeal.
were the commanders 81 the guilty
TAR military posts which were In
Guided ln the capitulatlan - santa
go.
Tho most interesting feature n
the report r. the fact that the court
lays great stress on the Importance
~ the American naval forces. nd
declares mat without their oa-ourr-
alton lt would have been impasal bic
f1r tho American army to have com.
PEELED the surrender ~ Santiago
The sentence ~ the court concludes
by vindlcatinR Cen. Toral from any
cenHure for tie surrender 81 thu
city stating that he had every
means nf defense required by The
laws Of honor and duty ne at
tested by the brilliant battles sua-
tanned from June % to the day ~
captuiatlon and the many casual
tics in generals. commanders. On
ties"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
A COMBINE
OF lAUNDRIES
Penny Prices to Be Abolished
in St. Louis.

ST LOUIS. Mo-. Nov. io.-Thls
city Is threatened With a laundry
trust Those who can AFFORD to pay
well to have their shirts and euffs
and collars and gulmpes and other
things washed and lroned vii not
be seriously affected. but persons
whose Incomes are 40 limited that
economy ~ tSrf- direction l. nsces-
ssry are likely 20 feel the effect Of
TIE proposed mbination.
II fhe plan now under way IL ear
risd out the ao-cali.d penny launa-
rlss will be = thing Of the past. Dur
ing the last few days tse proprietp-B
Of a number % these cheap iaund-
ries have held meetings with a view
Of adjusting prices and adopting a
uniform scale
They have formed an organization
known a. the Laundrymsu' Union.
II has not been definitely decided as
70 whether the prohts 81 the cheap
Iaundries will be pooled or TIE com
bination will extend only 10 the FIX
ing OF a uniform rate. " the
scheme IL successful the penny sya-
tern will be abolished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
HIS SEVENTH
INVENTION

Nm FeHs. Sr4tiir Young man
who has already Invented sIs dir
tineI improvements for bieys.es. moss
states that be- has just completed
his seventh invention D. Is az AL
Unstable bicycle saddle which can be-
20 made aa 90 at any sized ptr.
aan. ThIa RHl pc accomplished by
means - screws wflsh RlH make
20 possible e. narrow or NIden the
seat flf ihr comfort 80 the rider
The seat san br tipped forward o.
backward as desired The patent
atu been applied fur Hair interest
In this urW iusrnti1n Nii undauht
eaiy hr Sold iu frR days When
everything ls ready IRE mAnufa turf
90 THESE saddles wll BE- hrEIn IN
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
WANTS BIC DAMAGES.

John lagectt,s a laborer. has hs-
gun uult In the superior caut, fat
$4,000 damages far injuries trcriF-
Cd while u the employ Of the Seattle
Gas - Electric company. Narnh A.
1929 llHHserty had hH rant
Hhaulder broken aud his reud eat
by falling on hish platform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
NEW SOUND
FREIGHT BOAT

The steamer Transport. vhirh has
trfn eutIdiuE at white star duak.
has been taken 70 Everett. eA~re
che wiil b. completed Ia - lays
she Nai return and run from the
white star daek a. tao Various
points 90 fhs sound shr All 30
usei exclusively as a nv Ehts-
Tire TrH uanori 10 not iarEe boat.
hu' e built On a peculiar mode. that
era H'vs her - rafr5 about 80 tons
~ freight she Is lKnsd especial
lT ~ the transportation ~ heavy
material such a. machinery. boilers
and things II ik- nature. Hrr
lines Hnre neazlY rusrrablr those ~
rae iap'd Trauait thtu ~ any ether
familiar sound vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
A WELCOME
At PUYAllUP

PrYAtLrP SHv. "a The riti.
reuH n rnfaliup ra.sbtatfI yesfsrs
lay tee return ~ fer TO soldier bas e
from Manila hy reception ana ban
guft The program wac ne follows
Formation ~ parade az Central
b. haai az 30 e. "a m mar#h - ruy-
afup opera house. where there uaa
cNetclres hF she Hcauol children At
N -. fuilaseI by a banquet AZ tno
Unitarian church f3r thv soldiers
and their Immediate rriafiFss
In the evening there was pubic
reception at tie op~ra house with
an address ~ ue'aamc by Mayor "
T EIrIns patriotic address by eel
ThHi Huston. ~ Tacoma. and music
by the fuSaiiup rpuet band.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
PRICES OF WHEAT
SHOULD BE GOOD

WARRINGTON. y g, Nov. 10
n s figured out by tho department
or agriculture that the American
farmer this year should get . good
price Tor bis wheat. aH the worlds
production of that staple II more
than 200 000. 600 shy. The department
estimate for 1898 was 2.7gs G00. 600
bushels, while the estimates Of the
crops ~ the world over this year
run from 2.ag3. 0oo. 600 to 2.4gs. 600 900
The reduction ls about one=elgbth.
as compared with last years crop.
one of the biggest Items In the col
umn ~ Hhriukages ls Russia. whose
crop ls placed a. about 10000 900
bushels short Of what II was last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
WILL STUDY
THE FEUDS

CHICAGO. Nov. ia=A party y
atudenta from the University 81 Chf-
caFo wfll 20 20 the Keutufky noun.
tains where the recent fsads have
occurred. u study simple frontier
Hfe az retained by the mountain
GERS.
The family fend Il the most inter
sting survival % the old fsuds be-
tween the groups - AnRio-a aKaua#
In one pace. Hazard. r. persons had
been kiiIe4 IN tao yeara IN ous
fsu1 a woman Who had rescued
her husband We found t1 be the he
roinr ~ the place These feuds are
carried on 30 a hlEh-hanIed man
M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
N. c. w. Roorgsnlxec.

OLYMPIA. Nov ~ Gov. Rogers
vii today issue an order rrarEnn-
iriInr the National Quart THIS ir
the outcome ~ "A conference held
with the officers OF the returning
volunteers during the celebration
at Seattle.
Mai WeiaeuberRsr will bc colonel.
Or J s. EaKieaon viii bee made sur
Rspu with tie rank af major.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
FOR coon FOOTBALL.

TIE Al Seattle football team has
organized wffh Chas sevril as man.
aver and George Alien a. captain
The fsFrn has arranged ThaukH.
SWING rainr at Portland With Melt.
n1mah. ard n Christmas game -
thls place a.th tho same team
This team has some excellent Sal.
ert e. draw on. aud In case BE- ests
e. work anf plays team game. L
should make a record for which So.
attic WHl ~ proud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10
JobttnR Quotations

The jobblnr quotations today were
~ follows.
Sugar QobhIng) --Caiden =. IN bhls.
"a G5. extra g. H. buie. ti75. powder
ed, fs7s. dry GRADUATED. 1870. cube.
10, spot euEh prices.
Flour. etc. G5thiuEj Patent Ir-
cei.elf, IS %. Novelty 4. $50. star
(bakrraD . &c. Crnteua al. s. %. Gold
Rock. l4fs. California brands. b-2s.
turH meal. yellow T. g. per 100 lbs ia
iaslb sacks. 80 bb a4-tb sacks
corn meal. white. 81 90 per 100 lbs ia
10Th sacks. 500 Dbl IN 50-ib aackH
buekHhs4f aDu.. pure. 1850 per
So lbs IN Job sacks cracked
wheat. t2ss per Jos lbs In 10
10 rarkn farino. t2k5 per 100
pounds u i0-lb raaks BIB sacks. - %
per cNt. steel cat oatmeal. 81 - per
iu1 iba tn to-lb sacks. graham -four.
81 50 Per 100 los IN lob sacks. whole
81 heat -four 81 - per zoo lbs In i0-lb
sacks. rye meal 40 per 100 lbs In
Iosih sacks. rye -four. 8 20 per 100 lbs
IN i0.lb lacks. split peas tc3-ib sacks.
g. GO. spIit peas ;apo per loo lbs Ia
zssib boxes. mixed peas, t2.s0. IN
sacks. pearl barley, 800 per loo lbs
In sack. - 90 per cv-t. IN zs-IB boxes.
rolled barley. 81 %: WHEAT nakea.
5s4lh boxes. 81 -. wheat fakes. s. %
Per ease 81 3 z-ib pkEs. In bbla s. %
10 lie net. fancy rolled oats. g 90
yellow. 8 60 per hbl 90 5e-lb Hneks.
corn meal. white s. 40 per bhl in 10
ID sacks buehwheat -four. pure. IL
90 rer bbl In t0zIb a4tass cracked
wheat. s. Pc hbi IN t0-th sacks.
steel cut oatmeal s. % per bbi In 20
ID sacks. graham -four. 81 % per Dbl
in so-lb sacks. whole wheat -four. -
Der obi In 60-fb ? ckH. rye meal. i155
Ger Dbl IN .a-lb sacks rye -four. 81
Ger tbi. fancy rolled outs. so lbz net
In hNis - faurF rolled oats. so-tb
..era $40. fancy ROLLED oats. per
1,er g. 20. chop. so-fb sacks. sc 90 !.
.ti.~v COW chop. so-ih sacks. yie %.
coffee tiabulnEB Green $50 Mocha.
Dor n. sau7ie. Java. per 10. ga sc /.
costa HicA. choice. per %. isg i9c.
Roasted =Af5uekls'H. In i90-lh cases.
pef 100 lbn. HAS. cob eases. per 100
he. GigTs 1e-lh cases. per 100 lbs.
tlats. Java. 5o-Ib tins. Per 10, &c.
sack sec. Adrn Mocha. z7hc. Cara
cola. AZ. Guatemala. &c. ground
coffee. iCd .oe. Lon. zoos. tis.s. ess.
IL - sc. tisi5
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Was me- ONE ?

H. meGoven, who IL Thought g.
be enc Of thv hlghWayu.ru who holt
up tho Ballard ear Monday uisht
was arrested late Yesterday after
moon by Detectives Powers aud Vii
Hams To-day some ar the vi.ums
pf the ear robbery VIII he asked g.
take inot at MegoWeu fur ident
UGATIHn
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Leave SEATTLE 9 a. N.
Nov. S. 10. Is. 20. p. 20. Dec. 8. 10. Is,
%. e.. 20. Jan. I. and every NTH day
thereafter.
Lean &n EnItlg1 for Seattle lOln
Nov. >. :. u. II. %. q. Dec ,. !. Il.
Il. p. q. Jan. /. and every nth day
thereafter.
FOR ALASKA
lrnve Seattle 9 a. M
cottage city. Nov II. 20. Dec. II. &C.
CIty II Topeka. Nov. 6. q. Dec. 6.
81.
Af-Ki. Nov /. i6. Dec. /, ie. II. and
every nfth DAY thereafter
FIR further Information obtain
folder
rhc company reserves the rirht to
change without previous notice,
steamers. sailing dates and houra Of
sailing. J r THROW BRIDGE.
Puget Sound supt ocean Dock.
Seattle.
up town ticket office. CTS First av-
onue. Seattle. Goodall. Perkins &
Co. General agents. san Francisco.
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81 rxtfn. one Inch finish. fls4ts Oh
vertical grain, - per 81 extra. noor-
inE ifesud ana matched. u5a2l,
stock boards. s-ineh. GJUlA. i0-ibch.
81 s14ls. iz-inch. fltals fencing. No.
4 or Czlneh nrirh. e.. No. 2. 80. V or
channel rustic - tros siding, weight
1000 ibs. 'i4fa. f. ..n cor. i0ia'n and
r.eatiihg-. ugh. s. 20 30. . $ I r.
y sssiIs. s. fuQiti BE- boards.
ilsi"- Il ana ~.
Warrington ue1 Ceds- lumber
RsuEn4 50. bev'. adinF. WIGHT 100
los. sl4E3h 30 eciiisa. weighta. Nos.
=. =. ana =. s-t-ineh. .1go iba. Nos.
!. : and =. p Inch zoo lbs. 3laW2f.
WaInseBtIrr. tI04it, rustic. 1@aa -,
~ shingles. ITO. standard rhin-
giles. ~ 10. Lunch nnish. q, - and iG
feet. t2aa e. thick nH.sh. ;esa2e ce-
Oar squHrcs. 9. D. and 10 feet. I2i9
60 rlrkets. 81.
Kiln dried. 81 IN advance 81 green.
drayuge. Zoe.
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Dr. Annie Russell
Diseases Of women, "a Hlnokley blk
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Logs Superior quality. per NJ. No.
Or. 1901. merchuntnble fir, per NJ.
81 G0a5. No. 1 cedar, i6q7. common.
per NJ, s445. spruce logs. $3.50, cedar
shlngle bolts. t2d 2.75.
Fir Lumber Rough. IS 50 thick I'm
iahcd. surfaced. ono or two sizes. s.
10 and " inches vide. tijn 20: lengths
u 10 10 feet. special lengths, zoo per
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
For san Francisco

The company's elegant
steamships Q cen.
NR5ia NAlla aul Um-
ntIifa
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If YOU WANT to be suited. call on
Kelly. underwear dealer. ili5 LIST
avenue. Say you saw 1t in the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10

l. W HouGHroN. az 81. SIC. az
Collins block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-10

Nu's-wnlnuts. per III sacks, i3s
black walnuts. &c. pecans. toc: ain
onds. fancy. soft shell. l5dls alm
onda. 10. ?. l5c. peanuts, &c. pint
Toe. cocoanuta. per dozen, s5a poe.
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Afraid that enraged People viii
Administer Punishment.
OBJECTED TO ATTORNEYS
whom His Friends HAD Retained 60
Defend lsim-WRnts hsts Pa
voritc Lasvye r.
ESPECIAL To TIE .NEws.r

Pennington. Dec. 30.-Hayworth. the
man accused OF killing Nightwatchman
Sandal at KayHyillc. was today taken
before Justice Richards for prellm-
mary examination on charge Of muir
der. Hayworth pleaded not guilty and
the examination was continued TO jan
uary 9Th. 1900. Some Of Hayworths
friends had negotiated with the law
firm Of Powers. Straup a. Llppman for
his defense. but when Mr.. Lippman APP
pearcd FOR him Hayworth object
ed. saying he had In view another at
torncy whose services he desired to
have In his behalf. when asked who
the attorney was Hnywor;h replied that
he considered that his business. while nj
the same time he very much apprcciat-
ed the intent OF his friends IN securing
him such eminent talent for his defense.
When Hayworth was taken back to the
county jail he begged TO have a special
guard placed about the building. as he
feared lynchlng Sheriff Abbott as
sured the prisoner that "A eie was posi-
lively no danger OF such b contingency
arising and that he would be perfectly
safe. Still Hayworth was not
satisfied ana then asked that he be
taken to ogden and kept In the Weber
county Jail. This sheriff Abbott deemed
entirely unnecessary and Hayworth
was taken - prison. The prisoner was
very nervous and displayed "A great deal
OF fear that he would come TO some
bodily harm. MS he thought public feel
Ing against him was very Intense.
Judge Rolapp held court here today.
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ROBBERS BOOSTERS ARRESTED.
Officers futile, Alfred and Leamaster Succeed in Capturing
Three Of the Outlaws Who Were About to Ship
Away Two Carloads OF Horses.

been nothing to fasten their guilt I'M
IN last Tuesday, when an Emery coun-
~ merchant sent check In here 10
have II cashed with the request that
the party cashins It send the money
by express 10 Nickel at Green River.
where the money, some three hundred
dollars, was wanted to pay the freight
charges on two car loads of horses
which were to be shipped east. Sheriff
Alfred In some manner got on TO the
money matter, and In the meantime he
was In communication with Sheriff
Leamaster, who Sgas out looking for
stolen horses.
Alfred was Joined here by Tobc
Whitmorc. who has lost heavily OF
stock In the past at the hands OF
thieves. They went to Green River In
the hope that they might Identify
Whltmoro's band. but none OF his
horses, II was subsequently, proved
were In the bunch. Here they were
met by Leamaster, and the two car
loads OF horses were located near the
station, where they were being held
until the money to pay the freight ar-
rived II was planned 10 ship last
Thursday. The rustlers IN some way
got wind OF the fact that the officers
were after them as they deserted the
stock and made for the San Rafael
hills, In the southern part OF Emery
county. When IL became known that
the rustlcrs had fed, kilograms Were
sent out TO Price and transmitted by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

Chicago. Dec. 3O-Flrc at an early
hour today completely suited the build.
inss extending from 2i6 to g22 Monroe
street. badly damaged the building at
2l2-2it Monroe street. caused loss az.
gregating $4,000 and resulted In the
Injury OF nine hfomcn. two u them
seriously.
The Injured ore; Captain Robert
O'connor serious: James woolicy. seri-
GUS William Paddcn. Michael olIara.
Captain John Evans, Captain william
Carey. Captain Thomas o'connor. Luke
Hayes. and Lieut.. oswald.
The FIRE ls supposed to have originated
on the second noor In the work room
of woolloy 4 CO.. wholesale woolcna.
at 22O and 222 Monroe street.and. famed
by a fierce northwest wind. spread 50
rapidly that when the fret FIRE COM
pany Arrived on the scene the whole
south end OF the building was a mass
Of flames. A second and then third
alarm was sent In, but In spite OF the
tons OF water thrown into the buildings
by the IS engines and two fire tugs, the
wind and the bitter cold so hindored the
firsmen that for a time the entire
wholesale district was In danger. The
flames quickly communicated TO the
building at 2iG and 2is Monroe street.
gradually spreading east to 2i2 and 2ii
Monroe. where Its progress was finally
checked.
Immense brands were carried as far
as Twelfth street. and the iremcn were
kept busy cxtinsuishlng small fires on
the roofs OF surrounding buildings.
The principal losses are;
s?s5. 900.
Edwards stanwood company. success
sors TO Phelps. Dodge a Palmer. boots
and shoes. third and sixth floors. loss
$500. 900.
WOolley n Co.. first and second floors.
wooden goods, loss si35 600.
schwartz n Kline, shirts fourth noos,
lofs. $1,000.
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ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws,"l

Price. Utah. Dec. 3o.-Three bad men,
horse thieves, cattle rustlers and sym
pathlzers with members OF the notori-
Gus Robbers Roost gang, were takon
In at Ferron, Emery county. yesterday
and are now In the county jail at Cas-
tie Gate. They are Joe swasey, Lee
Mcdonald and Peter Nickel, against
whom the formal charge OF stealing
and driving or u band OF horses VIII
be made. Joe swasey Is a brother OF
the notorious Joe. for whom there Is
warrant out and who Is believed to
be now In Canada and a son OF the late
Rodney swasoy OF Provo, who was n
banker OF the Garden city.
Mcdonald comes from n respectable
family at Molen. his father being a
miner and known throughout Utah to
all the old timers, while Nickel Is n
brother OF Jim Nickel. who shot and
Killed Sheriff Burns OF sanpete county.
about four years ago.
For some time now there has been
considerable stock. both cattle ana
horses. missing from the ranges In the
counties OF eastern Utah. suspicion
pointed TO these men; but there has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

John Harper. cloak manufacturer,
nfth floor. loss. 5000.
building at eis-2is Monroe street. &C.
cupied by j. W. Butler Paper company.
loss. $4,000.
J. W. Butler Paper company, dam.
axe on stock 100000. fully Insured.
Henry q. SHEPARD company. printers.
occupying building 2i2-2ii Monroe
street. loss. 100000.
The building at 81, Fifth avenue was
damaged $1,000.
Besides this there were eeverai minor
losses. caused by smoke and water.
Figures on the insurance are not yet
obtnlnnbl'. but II IL probable most q
the loses are web covered.
The escape from death OF Captain o.
Conuor Evans and Carey and Fireman
Padicn, oii1ra and three others who
escaped Injury. was little short OF
mirAcuiouH.All Of the men were working
on the ruuf OF the building at 2i6-2iS
Monroe street. and as the FIRE crept
closer 10 the west side Of the structure.
the men were gradually driven toward
the middle OF the roof. Suddenly the
east wall OF the building adjoining fell
with terrific crash. An imfnSnse mass
OF brick and tlmbers crushed Into the
roof where CAPTAIN OConnor and his
men were Mt work. The roof tore away
from the rides and fell with a crash
TO the floor beneath, carrying Pipemen
O'Hara and Padden down In the debris
and leaving the others on the fraii.
broken edge OF the roof high above the
names. Can't. Oconnor. Lieut.. Callahan
and Fireman Horgan finally succeeded
In securing the two unfortunate pipe
men, and, crawling along the sinking
walls, they made their way to IRE
escape and descended safely TO tho
ground. After the frc had been rsalns
about nm hour and a half, the wallis
BEGAN falling. and several trem.n were
more or less Injured. James Woolley 50
seriously that he was taken 10 the hos
| plthl.
The IRE was one OF the worst the fir-
department has had to contend with
| In years. The cold was intense, the
Thermometer being several degrees be-
! low zero, and number OF hromcn were
severely frostbltten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-30

London. Dec s0-The Hamburg and
South American liner Pelotas from
Santos for Hamburg, struck ON the
sands on the east side OF Dungencss,
the routhorn extremity Of Kent. soon
after midnight, In the midst OF a ter
rifle gale which ragged all around the
const. The storm was the worst OF the
winter. and seas Immediately began
breaking over the steamer. For time
II seemed that no one ON board OF her
could be saved. The Dungcness coast
guards. seeing the Pclotas' signals to
launch. made desperate and for time
unsuccessful efforts To launch the life
boat In the heavy surf beating the
shore. Finally the coast gunrdsmen
succeeded IN renching the Pelotas. They
remained alongside the steamer all
night and eventually put the rocket
apparatus In operation, saving the
crew. During the whole time the wind
blew with hurricane force accompanied
by heavy rain and hail. There were no
passengers.
The Hamburg and South American
line. owners OF the Pclotas. have no
connection whatever with the Ham
burg-American line sailing to New
York.