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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27
FATAL FIRES IN HOTELS.
Most OF Them Have Occurred During
the Early MOrmlnH.

The fatal hotel fires during the last de-
cade have almost all occurred during the
early hours of the morning. The list Is q
long one. and the amount OF property de-
stroyed mounts up in ths millions.
The Hotel Royal IRE. on February 2. 1892.
was the most disastrous In the history OF
the city o. New York. Eighteen victims
were sacrificed In this fiimsy structure.
which was without proper fire escapes.
The Fifth Avenue hotel in New York
caught FIRE on December |. 1871 and 1t
was only through the valiant efforts OF the
firemen that the structure was not Gem
pieteiy destroyed. Tea servant girls were
suffocated in the dorsnitory used by the
help. The loss was x5oosl
The Leland hotel. in Syracuse. was burn
ed on October II. 1891. This fire broke out
at 12:l5 in the morning. and seven persons
lost their lives Many of the guests es-
capped by using rope life preservcrs kept
in each room. The fire is supposed to have
been OF ineendiary origin, the Globe
hotel in the same city was partly burned
on the following morning. The Leland ho-
tel was controlled by the Leland family.
The Southern hotel fire. which occurred
in ST. Louis on April II. ISL, was most dis
astrous. More than 40 persons were in
the building when the fire started at a
m. Fifteen were killed and more than
fifty persons were seriously injured.
The worst horror OF all in hotel fires
was the destruction of the Newhali in Mil
waukee. on January II. 1SSs. II was a Bit
ter cold morning and the fire started
about ! a. m. The guests were hastily
aroused. and rushed 10 the windows to find
escape cut off. The firenen were ham
pered In their work by the cold. the water
freezing as soon as II came In contact
with the air. The number OF dead footed
up To rs.
On January 3. fsss. the st. James hotel.
at Batavia. n. T.. took fire. Two lives
were lost.
The Richmond hotel in Buffalo. was
burned on March Is 1857 Seventeen per-
sons were killed and about twenty-five In
tured
An explosion set fire to the Exchange
hotel In Hartford. Conn. In 1854 Four
teen lives were lost in the blaze
On July :. lst3. a fire occurred in tire
Hotel Lincoln In Chicago. Five persons
were burned to death.
On August n, 1873. the Senate hotel In
Chicago took fire and Ave lives were lost
Fifteen people were seriously injured.
On October a. 1894 n tinder-box hotel IN
Seattle Was destroyed by fire Sixteen per-
sons lost their lives
Six lives were lost In a hotel Are n, Bea-
YER Pa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27
ANTHONY HOPE TO he MARRIED.
Rumor Revived That Evelyn MillmrA
VIII V~rame His Wife,

The london correspondent 81 New York
paper writes under date cf March q:
Again comes the runor that Ar hoav
Hope and Evelyn Aiiisrt are 10 be married
The fascination eseTtesf by tire leading
woman in The Adventures OF Lady tr
egi'a' over she brilliant author az the play
has been known for some time bar Il was
reported recent,y that the engagement x
shere had heen oae, was On.
~ am told on Tho authority OF a Asliard
relative. who ought 10 know. that a month
ago MFR. Hawkins. which IS Anthony Hspa's
other usTn received a promise that his
hearts delight would Think ahsu: hlz plea
and lei hins know IN about q north wAssh-
or or not she would marry him The last
chapter IN the romance has not been re-
vealed yet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27

flFISBIRG. March AIT McKeesport
soaaS Frsderstk T. Clark saof and fatally
.osnus1 ais wife ~ the aoIne Of his moth
sr-an-sAB, Mrs. Richard Movie ara the.
killed himsen.
Mrs. Clark recentsy applied fer . al
sosee because 90 CaArkss alleged neglect
aan drunkenness He had mace threats
seeefA t1mes. saying 10 his wife, III We
cannot live together. we shall die to-
Ms morning he went - church with one
o. as children. In the afternoon he went
20 ass wffs's room and then shof her When
ars- Acyle rushed izte the room SIZE was
nst q Clark. who fred AZ her hu. MISS
60. clark then went TO his own room and
alser drinking the contents OF a bottle az
.AAuanosns aut two bullets into ais breast
6esore TIE murdered died he said. Il wish
nad snot that Thomas before i
died. /"
ihofnas Is clerk in Mrs C1ark's fathers
store. wnoYn Clark accused without ary
apparent reason. % running ais life TIE
elarks belong 10 good families
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27
T. ID. PAGE 6 co.
mlnlnA Brokers. 'pkeue Main a.
Id (,harrv CT SEATTLE Mash

VIII sell or exchange the following
Standard Republic stocks:
Doo0 Mark Tapley.
5000 Looking Backward.
90 90 Thoughtful
aa.na0 Toledo.
p0a Parrot.
aec1 London Limited.
For residence property in Seattle OF the
valuation Of $2.Go.
Also offer 6c,0c shares Una Mining and
Milling Company stock for cents for
a few days only.
Can sell Butte e. Boston for cents.
Princess Maud sia cents.
And the best bay ON the market today
Insurgeu.--at 7ir cents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27

LONDON, March 27.-The Berlin CORE
spondent OF the Morning Pos, says: in
their desire To effect a friendly settle
ment of the Samoan difficulty, the Ger
man authorities have decided TO discon-
ttnue their support OF Mataafa. hoping
that this will induce the United States
to recall Chief Justice Chambers"
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Shares in the Fontanoy Gold Mining
Company continue to sell rapidly. and We
have but limited amount on hand al i9c.
We are authorized 10 offer stock in the
Ell Caliph, which property adtulns the
famous Morning Glory In Republic camp.
This is one OF the best Investments Offer
ing. We can offer the stock at loo per
share
We also have the following, subject TO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27
ASSEMBLY WILL NOT DISSOLVE.
SENDS Two Delegates to See Presi-
deat Mckinley at Waahfuxton.

HAVANA, March as.-The Guitar, Mill
tary assembly has decided dssolusiou of
the assembly az the present time would
be prejudicial TO the interests OF the army
TIE assembly sends Seniors Hora and VIZ
lalor TO Washington TO endeavor 10 obtain
the presidents co operation in the efyorts
TO raise more money for the Cuban troops
IAe two Cuhans sailed this morning
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27

SANTIAGO nE CUBA, March @ The
I uisasa States cruiser Chicago. u4sh ex-
Secretary sherman on bosrs. sailed eass
frenn acre ScsHg through IRE Wsnst ward
fsss~a -. Before leaving Capt. s-oGaar SAID
he expected 10 reach Hampton Reals fn
fag- days.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27
UifLASDERs PETITION THE QUEEN
Ask Her Majesty TO secure Reforu
of the Abuses In the rrnmsx...-

LoNLiN. March 9-.--The johannesburg
correspondents os the Times says.
a., a pgaoon 20 Queen Victoria, signed BIZ
zl.sea British subjects in she Trsnxvsaf
nAs been handed 10 the British agent al
fIetcrfa- praying her majesty 10 secure
reform o. the abuses from which she Tit
tnat their position is insolerabe"
HE Times. IN an editorial based upon
the dispatch. says:
win President Kruger disregard sh~se
warnings until it Is toe la.ep-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27
Chas. G. Dickinson & Co.
MINING INVESTMENTS.
as Mutual Life Bldg Phone. Main a.
Seattle. wash

We have a bargain In Kate Hayward
aze % TIE standard properties as Republic
carp, 1880 shares Manszsoss tSia.s ereeke,
a. Sc. s<rasi block ~ snow1rop. AZ r.
Have yng read restcTss 90 lbs aaoss-faAn-
sa1nsss n~aa@-stsxr GIVE a. . call
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The osiy ono.

~ svr~ snAm I seTey ~~@iA ea-g 70
marry "
~sg yea Hers q ASA. ! asvxr would vSEt
ga .eaFxv estsss.~ Lila
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27

PARIS. March "A dispatch TO the
Eclair from Toulon says that the expert
ments made there with armor- piercing
shells have coneigsiveiy demonstrated the
armor and exploding inside the ship
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27
SPECIAL.

We have the following snaps today:
500 Princess Maud cents: 1000 Butte
& Boston. cents; znoo Summit. Az cents.
5.ea Kate Hayward, cents
The safest way tn secure any part of
these stocks at the low price named il
TO telegraph rs at once. Write or wire
us for special quotations on stocks. We
send free maps and Information.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-27
H. Palmer Go.
SPOKANE, WASH.
BUFFALO HUMP

BUFFALO HUMP
stocks seem to be the beat sellers Spo.
kane and Buralo Hump at 2ssc ID very
nopu,ar This property has foot ledge
Mr. ". D. MeFadden Jast returned from
the Hump. says the ledge Is 8 fee, wide.
the officers Of the company are president
Hon. Cyrus Happy. Vice president. 10
Sttcci: secretary-treasurer. c. Osfarfen
Readu. other trustees. Judge ]. w
naiv Rossiand The heavy sharehoI3.rs
are leading citizens OF Spokane ana Ross
land. We aavisa the purchase Of this stocr
n, present price.
oldest arms in this line In the Northwest
All the standard stocks In ell the Gamma
bought and sold.
Free mans Of all the camps.
c. O'uRIEN REDD1N Z CO.
Spokane Office--sit-5ls peyton Block.
Rossiand offsce-Sa Columbia Avenua
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TRY Fges'rsoA Bros. Brewing cozpazT-s
f~sxk azsr-
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Hg1rMEyotpT for ss@xNAy scno--ox
nssai
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9 - - ~ q IA x -.
ss.,s. .Is I'D fss sas issrs Ssut.
A.s'' N1@zLx
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-01-12
Wube bet Slotlc.
spaniIhe Gabinetsfrills tinansge=
i'd Dben.

Mlabrib, 9. San. NaArihten 1ino
bier BON einsm angciebenen aaufmann
aus sSloilo eirgelaufen. bes Snbalts.
baB alle 6armer in Der umgesenb Der
Stabt unge{tOrs ib-en 8eiAait;saasea
naheeben uno bub ale Snlursenten
iopobl in Slpilo pie auf Der Snlsl
Nearos pi. Guropder relpettiren. -
MnbGnger Der Regieruns iinb Der 4n@
5ibt, boB Sasata ebermals bic eablz
netsfrilis baburn dufau14leben
pin1dt, bab ct ber nisin@Hssentln
rGtb, ibrs eonftitutioneae W}adt our
Ratificiruns bes JrieoensDertrases
anautpenben, nahbem er eu-d ben
Der. Staaten Genat ratificirt ipprbsn
lit, unb bann bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Qlnfang Jebruar suiammenauberlten'
cyn bie{em Sale piaSasdfa sin Weps
ler-Gabinet bilben unb feline partet
neu oraaniiiren. = Cine Depefde als
6apana melbet, bab nnnmebr ale ipas
nifden Gplbaten bic Stabt perlaner
baben. - premisrmini{ter Sagalte
unternabm seitern gum eriten Wsal'
nieber cine Spa5ierfabrt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-01-12
Gin 9scu Oorfer sDmotfat
Ablprbiri IaEt ale granereien ir
awei StaDten.

gleip 5apen, gpnn., Z. San. Gin
glep Oprfsr SpnDitat, pelAes bereits
9rauereien in SerIep Gitn, Springz
fielb, Mui., uno proDioence, u. s.,
obIprbirt bat, 1T nube pdran, aud ole
8ranereien in Aen .9qptn, nit nur
elmer Iusnabme gu peri9luden. Die
9lusnahme lit bic 9rauerel Der pJres
Tenius Cons gpmpanp". 0us Deal" ,
pel6es bon bem Nep gorter apppta@
ten 6. s. preib pouhirt ipirb, 1T iei@
nsm 4bIhluB nabe.
Springfielb, Ulail, Z. San. Die
grauereien in Der Staot nnD ben nms
liegenben Srten 9isblanb, 9ampoen,
0olppte unD gbicopee perben ppm /,
9lpril ab unter einbeitli4er 9eiddftss
leitung lteben. Oas combine" IT
nqA mebripDhentlihen 8erhanbluns
aen iebt cpntrdttlih pereinburt pors
ben. Inter benz Namen ,Springfielf
greperies Company" Dirb bas Inter
n.bmen nit $2,500,O00 fapitdliIlrt
fperben. Die iebigen 8eltBer bel
9rauereien iperben i'm Oireftprenratt
bes Combine ben 9eIhdftsbetrieb be
auffi6tiqen. Ulan berehnet, baB be
benz eenleinIunen 9etriebe Der Brauet
refer iGbrli6 iiber 81, 100000 Softer
erfpdrt iperben tDnnen. Die Blerpro
BUTTON bes Combine be5iffert iih al
| 100000 Barrel jdhrlit.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-01-12

e4ee~@~-ssz4er2
baben China limb Spdnien 9eseigi.
Dia Deutidlanb feline Seel1terellen
bertbeibieen, 10 mub es ou4 bic Uttts
tel baau baben. 9fmerifa aeiat ibm bic
Mittel. gs sisbt aus ben Grfabrnns
gen Ieines arieses nit Spanisn bic
einaia ridtise 2ebre unb befolgt lie nit
raider GntIdloNenheit; ss baut cine
sslotte Der itdrtiten gepan0erten
5dlabtIhiffe. Den 8pripruns Der
ameritanii9sn Jlotte iann 0eutl1s
lamb i'm Rabnen ieines 5lottengelebes
einbplen, inbem es bic fir bic ndhlten
flint Sabre porgeIehenen sablrel9en
Shiffsbauten etfpas befhleunigt. Oas
oeaen tperben BEL Dem grfperb fpeiterer
beutIher 5lpttenitutionen iebenfalls
qrDbere Shpierigfeiten 81 iiberiplns
ben Iein. - 9as III i'm Iagemeinen
bic alniidt Der lsitenben oeutideH
4 0lGtter.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-01-12
Non ben YbiIippinen.
An5bruh bes aampies itiinolif
eriuartet.

Manila, 8. San. Sberlt pottsr,
Gpe5ialgeianbter bes General Dts
nah sSloilo, fam geItern Nahmlttag
bon bort nit Melounsen auriid. MlsI
er bic Stabt psrlieb, bate iih bic gan5e
Situatipn niht I'm 9eringIten berdnz
bert. Die Straben ipdren perbarrieas
birt unb Die 9auptgsbdube ipllen NIT
Petroleum beItrihen unb leiht brenns
barren Stpffen umgeben iporDen tetn.
Die Sniursenten baben gebrobt, Dab
fie beim er1ten ShuB bes Bpmbdroez
menis ben 8elhdftstbeil in Brdno
Iteden ipiirben. Die Banten baben ihre
Weribsegsnitdnbe unp Gelber an gorb
Des gunbestranspprtDumpfer pNefpz
port" gebraht. Sberit pDtter melOet,
bah WicRinlen's Proclamation an
Bprb bes S9iffes auf Der S4relbmdz
fhine aeI1rieben iperben mubte, Da
Die Druder am 2unbe fih Delgerten,
bic Mrbeit, al tbun unb Iih iiber ben
Sert Der protlamation lultig rdnten,
in Der auf QusIDbnung Der philtppi=
mos binasfpieien ipirb. - Die Semelz
nen 6arrp Silnep nnb 6ranf 8lrt@
pairid ppm 6. 9unbes 4rtiuerie
Neoiment, purben Bel getpuhung els
nes am Bug bss rRepport" pertautsn
Maflerbpptes BON gingeborenen ange'
ariffen. G5ilpen erlitt einen S6dDel.
brud, &irfpatrid fiel uber gorn
tonnte iih aber reiieH.
9lm sSreitaq traf bas aanonenbpot
,petrel1 ppr Sloilo Elm. Wie Sberlt
/ potter melbet, tperben bic Bunbestrup'
! pen pabrIh.inlidD uuf Der Sniel 8utd'
| mares, 5fpiihen ben Snieln pdnap uni
Nearps selegen, gelanbet perpsn, I'm
bort Elm Eager su be5iehen. = Yin
syreitas fanben Dffentlihe aunbgebun
| qen au @uniten Der Proclamation
Mauinalbos in Der probin5 pampan
gas itatt. Die Gufregung mar ellie IN
| gebeure.
/ Maibinatpn, g. San. Wiit iteigen
Der 8eiorgnib iiebt man bier Der Ding
olf ben pbilippinen entgegen, elm orfe
ner aampf sipiIhen ben Dortisen Bun
bestruppen unb bengingeborenen Dlr
be niht nneripartet tommen. Die &c
ftriqe proflamdtipn Ngninalbos, !
tpeldsr bieier iid ipeigert, Sen. Stl
c.s Wilitdrsouperneur bes Mrhipei
unsuertennen nnb ben Ser. Staate
bus gteat Der gpntrole iiber bic pbl
lippinen abipriht, iit Elm Wnasihel
bah man erniten Beripidlungen entgi
aengebt. Gs berrIdt bier einmal tplt
Der bas ppllitdnbis unb.griinbet. Ss
riidt, bab bic frede Saltuns 4guinal
bos auf bsutIhe ooer ipdnlids Sntr'
que auriidauFiihren 1T. Sen. Dts b
. {treit.t, baB er Die lnabbdnsisteit os
pbilippinps anertennt, pie 4suinulf
| behauptet. - I'm Mitternadt iou au
Nsanila elm Telegramm eingetroTfs
E iein, tpeldes melbet, bab es bsreits 5u
| offenen 8ru9e 5tpiiden ben betos
7 Yartei.n Dor Sloilo getommen 1T. :
. 9luber benz ,Gultine" unb nSelsno
I iouen Oeipep nod bic fla4gehenot
: Ranonenboots rprinceton". rgc.
{ toipn" unb bennington" auaslanI
{ | tnsrnprt
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-01-12
usIdnD : ott3eT1.
%. eSanudr.

- Gin perberbenbringenber Orb.
rutfcb bat fi9 Bel Der Spencers Bride
nabe Wancouper, 9. g., an Der Ganaz
bian pacific 8abn ereignet. Gin ben
sSra5erflub iibsrbdnsenbergerg ftiirate
bur4 ben aufeetbuuten Sdneemafen
eelodert, gu 9bal, poburd fia Elm
Damn i'm GluiIe gebilDet fat unb biez
fer iibtr feline ufer getreten 1T. Oiele
1Gufer, @tGIle uno Mobnungen }inb
fortge{hntmmt, abtr tein Meni4tnr
leben oing berlorsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-01-12

= Die 8erliner n3utunft" beridz
tet, bab Der brittle 9beil Der Memoiren
Yismard's, Der ppn leiner R.iisnation
als Gan3ler banbelt, gebrudt 1T. abe.
nod niht publi5irt purbe.
- Der hreits perlortn geglaubte
Dompfer .Damara 1T 3ufammen nit
benz anbern Oampfer ber Gurnenid
Qinie rManheiter" nah elmer lebr
ftirmildkn Reife sliidlid in 9dlifag.
q. g.. an9ttomHtn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1899-01-12
Wieientruf.
GonIolioirnng ausr stabls uno
9rabtperfe oeS 2anbss.

yaeip gorf, z. San. Die 8eamten
Der glmerican Stablz unb Drabtz
gompagnie tbeilen nit, bab bic psrs
Ihiebenen Stabl- unb Oraht Werte
bes 2unbes gu elmer neuen Corpora
tim, unter benz Namen: Mmerican
Stabl unb Orabt 60. bon Stem Ser
ien perIhnolaen perben tpirb. Die
neue Organization ION ben beitebenbsil
Orabttruit, bic Meitburn anb Wtopn
msfa. Go. BON Wprceiter, Mai7., uno
Waufssan. Sn., bic Worceiter Orabt
So. bon Wprcslter, Maii, bic Glepee
lamb Rolling Mia Co., Die Nep Cattle
Wire yuil &c., bi. pittsburg gBire
Co., bic Cincinnati garbsb Wire Jenee
60. Die Qublpp Bale unb Sic SO. in
osoliet, Su., unb aanias Gitp, Mo.,
Bic Goniolibat.b Barb Wire so. in
2oprence, aas., unb Spliet, Su., Die
Rebbursb Wirs anb Rail Go. BON
gsetpbureb, gl. g., bic Oliber unn
Snpber Steel 60. in pittsburg, bic
Oliper Mire go. BON pittsburg uno
anbere 0sTeuldaften umfahsn.
Das SET Der heiltge: brei
ROnige.
Santiaso, Guba, z. San. Weeer
bes ssitrisen G.iertages bes 5eitss osl
bl. brei aDnige, iab man 5ublrelh'
fleine @ruppen in ben Straben uni
auBerbem ipurben mebrere 8eriamm
lungen abs.balten. neberaa bort mar
in syolge Der a0semeinen gntriltuns
iib.r bic jebt freilid auriidgs5Ogen
ugelbcon5entrirungs SrbreA oel
Musruf: r@ott bat Santiago unb 9a
pana sleih seidaffen". gs bat be
trGdtli1s Nufresung geberrlHt, I'M
obpphl es ipenig tpabrI4einlih fpar
baB es gu unruben fommen ipurbs
bate bod Sberit Beacon in Mbipelen
belt bes @enerals Woob bic amerita
nifhen Sruppen iid bereit halten lal
fen, nm i'm Notbfuue iofort einihrei
ten gu t0nnen.
Oas amerifanilhe Ganonenboc
r6iIt" lit nah Norben beprbert NOR
ben unb beute bon bier absefahren.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-04
From the Duluth News-Tribune.
LITTLE FALLS WATER ROW
City Makes Answer In the.Case
Now IN United States
District Court. E,

The answer OF the defendant in the
action Of the Little Falls Electric Il
Water company against the city Of
Little Falls etyal., was filed in the
office OF the clerk of the United
States court yesterday. The de-
fendant denies that the water W orks
OF complaint have been maintained
or operated in accordance with the
terms OF the ordinance. They also
deny that either the Pine Tree Lum-
Der company or the Hennepin Paper
company were induced to locate ut
Little Falls on the promise that
they would be furnished fire protcc-
ton. They claim that $45, 900 would
be a good price for the property Of
the plaintiff. They also claim that
the plaintiff did, without authority,
run a water main on the bridge that
crosses the river at that point, and
it is claimed that this main inter
feres with travel. The answer says
the main should have been laid on
the bed of the river. The answer
also says that the defendants do not
believe that the plaintiff would be
damaged in the sum of 100000, or
in any sum if compelled to remove
the main from the bridge. De
PENDANTS clam that the price plain tiff
charges for water are not reason
able or just, but eXhorbitant and
largely in excess of what it will cost
the city by the construction OF a new
plant. The answer also sets up u
claim to the effect that the city can
build a plant and furnish light ut
much less expense than should he
city be compelled to carry out the
pretended contract with the plail-
tiff company.
Samuel Trebby, city attorney, and
Calhoun & Bennett are the attorneys
for the city.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-04
Accidental Death,

Brainerd Dispatch: Peter Demars,
aged about thirty years, was knock
ed off a logging car into Rice lake
and killed Monday morning. De-
mars was engaged in loading logs
from the cars and was alone at the
time the accident occurred although
twas witnessed by several people
who were some distance from him.
In some manner the logs rolled
against him when the binder chain
was released and carried him into
the water and it is thought he was
hit upon the head by a log as he
came to the surface. Help was i'm
mediately called and the body re-
moved but life was extinct. Demars
had been in the employ of the Brain
erd Lumber company for some time
and was considered to be a first
class workman. He was unmarried
and his relatives live at St. Remey,
Gu ebec.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-07-04

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