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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-29

chips finely powdered. nodded into
form. and then fused together ut n
temperature OF 5000 degrees Fahren-
heit. II has very high resistance.
and is used for insulation on electric
railways. 1t may be heated red-hot
and then immersed in cold water with
out injury. while 1t will resist the ac-
ton of both acids and alkalis. II has
been found fireproof by tests with
liquid air at n temperature OF $50 de-
grees below zero, and IL required &c.
600 volts pressure to- penetrate n piece
a half-inch in thickness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-29

Asbestos is found In nearly all parts
of the globe. but there is probably no
production of inorganic matter about
which there is so much popular mys-
terry. The principal claim for this re-
markable product Is that II cannot be
consumed by fire.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-29

There arc None So Blind as
Those Who Will Not Sec"

There are some people who cannot &c
convinced that white - white and
black Is black. because they arc deter
mined 20 have their own way about -
Very good such people so through
life missing the great truths and the
greatest happiness ~ well az comfort
There are others again who are con
vinccable. Il Is TO the men OF this class
that We like to talk about the merits
OF our clothing.
They are better than ninc-tcnths OF
the made-to-measure clothes turned
out In this city and the equal OF the
other tenth.
Alfred BENJAMIN & Co.'S clothes cos;
about half the price OF made to order
clothes and have every desirable at
tribute OF the very best made to meas
ure garments. besides cmbodyInE many
unmatchablc features strictly their
own. That II why We say investigate
the merits OF the clothes bearing this
label before going to n tailor. You risk
nothing and stand to- win n lot.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-29

NEW FIREPROOF MATERIAL.
A fireproof material has recently
been devised, and is made of granite
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-29

MAPS OF HONOLULU, UNMOUNT-
ed, 80 cents each. Maps Of Hawaiian
Islands, unmounted, SO cents each. Ry
Hawaiian Gazette Co., Won Holt Block.
Kin1 Street 6144
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SPECIE IL STILL MISSING.
No Clue to the &25,OOO which Disap.
reared on the Alameda.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 4-The mystery
OF the disappearance az SOS, 600 from the
specie tank OF the steamer Alameda on her
voyage here from Sydney 10 still unsolv-
ed The detectives who are working on
the case have come to the conclusion that
the treas was stolen soen after the
steamer started on her voyage. and think
it may develop that 1t was taken ashore
at Auckland,
Purser r. C. Smith II positive that every
one of the thirty hoxes that contained the
gold were brought aboard the vessel at
Sydney and safely slowed In the specie
tank. Several officers OF the vessel support
and verify his statement.
The missing box was numbered Is. and
there Ia evidence that 1t was on board
when the final count OF the boxes was
made before the tank was locked and seal
ed. II II thought by the detectives that
the lock could have been opened by du-
piicate key ard the sea. replaced. espe-
cialy as a table with cloth hanging close
to the floor stood over the specie.
On the first night out the weather was
rough and most OF the passengers retired
early
One OF the six sailors who assisted In
carrying the gold aboard the Alameda de-
serted the vessel In Honolulu. Not much
credence r. placed in the theory that the
box was stolen by being taken up side
alley In the vessel instead OF being aepos-
tied In the tank
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STORY OF HOSES CRIME.
4 Detective Says That the Negro DID
Not Assault Mrs. Crawford.

CHICAGO, June ito a mass meeting Of
negroes in Bethel church this afternoon a
private detective. Louis Levin. told what
he said were the facts leading up TO the
burning at the stake OF the negro. sam
Hose. by mob al Newman. Ga. Soon az
ter Hose was executed a number OF coli
oretl men of Chicago. headed by Rev n C.
Ransom. xot up fund and sent Levin TO
Georgia 10 investigate the facts IN the cas-
Today Re said the killing OF Crawford by
Hese WAS not fer the purpose % assault
ing Mrs Crawford. bot was the result 81
quarrel concerning wages TIE detee-
tive. who visited Georgia as xendsr OF
hog cholera medicine -alS;
Hose had been employed by CRAWFORD
ara during a quarrel over wages cran.or!
Eaa into his house and came o9I again
with a revolver. As he was ztNysi 60 shoo;
Hose THE latter seized an az and threw AZ
him. The sx struck Crawford IN the head
AID Killed him snssznsly. Hose fed and
dia ues attempt 10 assault Mrs. Crawford
Ms. Crawford. Who witnessed the TRAGEDY
says herseif that Hosss aid not say a word
II her or Ia any way touch her
The sBef who say1S the detective to G~or-
ga VIII rave his report printed IN circular
form ana distribute "a ell over the United
States.
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FUNERAL OF BIsHOP DURIEN.
Indians Will Take Prominen>
Part Tn the CeremonIes

VANCOUVER II. G.. June As Bishop
Dvrien was the friend Of the Indians /, is
meet that the redskins should take a
prominent part in his funeral services
Two Indian bands. one from Squanssh. the
other from Sockeidt. went over to New
Westminster today, where the body OF
thu late bishop In lying in state in the
Indian church. Tomorrow at o'clock
regular high mass will be rssnE by Indians
after which a procession Will be- formal
ard the body conveyed 20 81 Peters ca.
thedral. Here requiem hIgh mass will he
sung by Bishop Dentenwii Archbishop
cfsristte 81 Oregon wifi preach the funeral
Grafton. at the conclusion OF which ah~o-
hutton will De given by five bishops or
priests In the order OF their dignity. The
5syiv will then be conveyed by special train
- St Mays mission, where the intef-
meat will take place In the adjoining
cemetery, The lately deceased pfela,e ne.
ing laid al rest beside the late BEshsp
q Horboiez.
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OLYMPIA. June t--,Artlcies Of tsseorrora-
ttoa rlei with the State secretary during
tae past week.
Bss Dstper Mining Go. Spokane. $500 gssA
Standard House Furnishing CO Taco.
ma. x@s.tss
New York & Northwestern Development
cts sseokAne s.1 ssss
Zenith t;@sd asrfax CO Spokane. Az al
S~ansis Geld Mining 4 Milling 90 Sg,s,
kane. $500
neany-s- .syselt ~. Seattle, So g.a
Washington Noesi-iasse Stave Co. Seat &.
tie s. as
y Il K Milling t's Tacess&: * 6ssa
fiarsszs silxes s lead Mining Ce sg,o
kane sIs1ssA
Ts@saeler AanlnE 40. es Buffalo Hump
Spogana. $issAsssA
Washington " alter Power CO, sg<ekals,ss
capital ssnsS rot given
Terminal Land Gu. Port AHEeies sfsnsssa
Skasst Rixsg Copper Ainsns CO. Seats
81 sac sss
L = sssuts IL Seattle Sss
hti3ermags-C raRe MeatasAEss ssa sss
t%eiar tsnSoa Mining Co. paxesst.ays.
81 s.N
". 4. sepsr Incorporated. SPOKANE.
Sss
o,ssavsia Es'ras~s & Mercantile Co.
Forrest Grove Ceaasspvk gsst.s4A-
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As 81 excuse TO his friends 10 cry "DoTn
With Panama" Resign Down with
traitors. Jaws and Dreyfusstes.'
The windows on the ground noor Of The
presidential tribune were broken and sew
eraI ladies' in the presidents party up
stairs tainted. After the fsTsf race n.
Loubei. pale and greatly cut I'D. but firm.
retired.
Il large kody Of police and members OF
the Republican guard had hard work in
protecting aim. and the president firsaiIy
took his carriage out Of the Enclosure BIZ
an uncrowIsd hy-way.
Riotous fsilo~s. posted In groups along
the way to1 the Eiysee. keU On Insulting
the preside.it.
Nine. Lonbet remained 10 the end OF the
races Size burss into tears On learning
BY telephone that her husband was safe
hack IN the palace.
stormy sitting Is expected tomorrow
In the chamber OF deputies.
EMILY CRAWFORD.
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTEa.

NJ. +. Downs, formerly president OF tAe
Blue Canyon Coal Company, 50 at the he'll
OF company capitalized al $500 600. orgAn-
Trout creek mines. In the Cascades Near
Index. There are thirty mines In tAo
Trout creek group. and they are copp9f
properties. running from to 70 per cents
In that metal.
ington and Oregon was organised at IL
home OF Mrs. Irene S. Goodman. 1T WalIa
Walia, last Monday night. The ofIicer0
elected are. Queen. Mrs. Irene 3. Good4
eee. Miss May Lowe. condnctresA Miss Jens
ME Broxson: sentinel. Miss Bertha Hin
secretary. Miss Myrtle Goodman: treas
urer. Miss Laura Nixon. The lodge stafi1
out under favorable auspices and pfuoai
Uses to be one OF the most fioufiGhihg n
this section OF the state. -
The BARRIERS OF Republic have formed &
BARRIERS union. The immediate object u
to make the hours uniform In all the shop6
OF the city. Every barber shop will cleae
at noon on Sunday and at s p. m. on wee8
days. except on Saturday EVENING" Whea
they VIII remain open until 10 O'clock. TAo
members OF the union expect that the shope
win be closed all. day on Sundays a. anso
as the Sunday closing movement heeounD
general. The officers Of the barher9 unleQ
are; Precedent. George Umhack: aece0
,ary. J. /. Steiner. and treasurer. r. u
Faith renton. writing from Dawson Aprll
% to the Toronto Globe, gives the revenuo
for Elk months: TO April at 81. SsS tncl4614n9
$4,000 fines, $500 barrisfers' fees. 3tA00o f1f
liquor licenses. about thirty in number. ~
The expenditure was $4,000. including 81
600 for treatment IF the INDECENT sick, heos
pitals bringing sick from the creeks etc:
$500 for administration OF Justice: 80 foe
and apparatus. the balance, $i5.0Oo, for ~
ministration OF justice.
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RIOT MAS paEMEpirArED.


Copyrighted, fssss. by the Associated Press.
PARIS. June Alt was "a prsmeditsset
riot that took place today on the wssgh-
ing ground OK che Aateii race course. The
object OF the rioters was 20 Insult Frssss
dent Lcubet an6. perhaps in the heat os
faction and hxht. 80 get rid of BIN. Th%
state tribune WIS invaded by number az
sweilA One 81 them. narcn Christians.
raised his cane 60 strike the president with
all hts might. The blow wa. sversesi by
Gen. isaileud she cane descending on NJ
i.oueets hat. crushed Il Down. forcing Il
over his face like candle exs,ngalsher
Mime gailoua tainted. chrisalano was
beaten black and hiue by the gentlemen
around the president ana was carried
away by six policemen, hs kicking and
rionging. and tAv bloed spansiag from his
rose
One hundred and thirty arrests we're
made In the weighing grounds Most OF
those taken up were society gentlemen.
N. Leaeet had hesn sovewaTnss II q psos
TO insait and assall hlm. ana Instead OF
driving 10 tho races with ais wife. Ne drove
with the premier, NJ Tsuruy ami Ger
Haiiaua. Niue. lsoases following him with
Two ladies 81 another carriage
The news inst Nal Msgsnand had Aesa
ron, trem Parts sanoyed the crowds, sn,
the eesamen g-eoass were seeentFy re
havsa al tire way ia sse race course. ars
4. was enis when she rresiisa,sat carriage
entered the weighing grGaaas shst the
row began.
Cesnte De pson gave the sigma Sc tfont
% the presidential tribune He wax
promptly arrested. sat his sfsess sarvvs.
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IL II Feared That He Fell Overboara
and Was Drowned.

PORT TOWNSEND. June News OF
the mysterious disappearance of j. G EiIis
chief engineer OF the Pacific Steam What
Inc Companys tug Golden Gate. on the
evening or May ~ WAS brought IOWA
Wrangei on her UP trip and Ellis was
aboard OF her. and on the next mornin.
when ne failed TO report for duty /, was
thought he went 10 SkagNay
tn. Golden Gate awaited the return OF
the urizahe 10 Wrangei and when IL Was
sscertained that he had not made the rim
on taat craft his disappearance becarns. a
mystery. Ii Is supposed however he must
maven fallen overheard while attempting
To hoard the Golden Gate Ellis hcme aas
Ia san Francisco. where he belonged 70 the
Engineers Association.
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4 FaPty Of TAe4 visit the site 81 the
Pan.AneRfean Exponlt1On.


4 Farty Of The. visit the site 81 the
Pan-A8essean Expsslttsn.
WASHINGTON. June IA distinguasned
on special train os three cars IN charxe
OF Maj. John b. Guthrie. Of the Fifteenth
infantry. II consisted Of the Mexican
ambassador. Sonora Approx and her two
secretary OF the Mexican embassy; senior
Taxugo, the GuatemAian minister. Mr..
Vela, his secretary, and Mr.. Mzriono Re-
nero. commercial astacke Of the legation;
faires; Mr.. and Mrs. Yanes; DR.. Merou.
the Argentine minister and his wife; Mr.
Leger, the Haytian minister. Nine Leger
and NJ. Alfred L<xer: Mr.. Ask Brasil.
rstary. and Mrs. Lima. Mr.. Calvo. the
Costa Rcan minister. his wife and daugh-
ter. and Mr.. Ricardo IElesias. brother Of
the president OF Costa Rica. who = a
Senior Inanse, charge d'afaires Of the
Chilean legation. with his wife and two
Of legation.
rotary of State John W. Foster and Mrs.
Foster: Assistant Secretary Hiii. Of the
department OF state. and Mrs. Hill. and
Mr.. William Eiroy Curtis and Mrs Cur
It's; Mr.: Michael. chief clerk OF the depart
ment Of state, and Mrs. Michael. They
visited Bufiaso as guests OF the president
and directors Of the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton. which - 10 be held from May TO
November in 1soi. TO view the grounds and
They win be entertained at a banquet
reception and an excursion to Niagara
falls.
The Washington party. will be met at
York OF the various Central and South
American republics. and Gen. Boniiia.
president OF Honduras.
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MODERN woODMEN OF AMERICA.
Delegates From All Parts Of the
United states Arriving

KANSAS CITY. June 4-Deserates from
all directions arrived to-day bv the bur.
ase3s 10 attend the coming gathering %
the Modern Woo6men OF Anaerfcs Head
Consul William A. Northcet- ~ Illinois.
accompanied by the ~xecut We eli eYs.
opened headquarters al the Coates hnpsa'
Headquarters have also aeea opened hy
Ma3cr c. W. Hawes head clerk Of the
order. who Is q candidate for re-eierslon.
by r. X Croker, Of Iowa. who wants TO
be head banker. and ~ other sssfrsnss for
ohice. The ca1cuses tomorrow will .sros
ably Petite the question Of Offices Tire
hrss business session xtii begin Tuesday
morning and the great parade. when II n
expected .3.ssa Woodnsen wall march. viii
take place Thursday.
The hardest fsgh. 81 the convention N
voiying most OF tae politics q the WOOD
menr VIII hc over TIRE meeting pisec fer
1901 A special train from 81. Pagi arrived
this morning with determined LOT Of s9ege,
gates. whs imynse atesy began working for
the next meet. Another big aslsea;faa
from Grand Raptas Aica, also arsi "a
today and wsnt 20 work. earnestly for tbs
sane prime.
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viii BE Treated ~ nm OMcer.
PARIS. June 4.--The cabinet council
this morning decided that the French
cruiser sfax. now at Fort Defranes. Mar.
finiasse. shouij proceed immediately and
bring Dreyfus heme
tn. cruiser 10 expected TO arrive q.
Brest about june 2. when preyius viii
be handed ,sei &c the military authorities
and, lodged in the military prison =; Pen
neh.
His conviction having been annalied ly
the court Of cessation his military rank
and titles are restored 10 him. He " III
occupy an Officers cabin ON hoard tn.
Sfax and viii be allowed en- deck frof,
to o'clock every afternoon.
The papers point out that the court
of cessation voted unanimously fer re-
vision. and only debated the process
whereby il should be carried oft.
The decree % he coar, ass commune
Gated to Mime. Dreyfus at the house ef NJ.
Hadamadd. her father. She Immediately
sent the following dispatch to her nus
band.
'Tfie court Of cas- sstion proclaims re-.
VISION Win New triai by court martial
Oai- hsnrts and thoughts are with you.
Let us share your immense happiness.
Tenderest kisses from ALL
The revis'onlst papers acclaim the de-
cision as the triumph OF ruth. justice and
law, aud express the hope that al France
and MI right minded men Will bow be-
fore the decree. They are appealing for
reconciliation aud es,mnsss.
The anti-revision.st papers consider the
duty Of all TO submit to order 10 restore
peace In the country. y Few IT them
AFFECT 10 wait with confidencs the YER
diet Of the new court martial implying
that this will be anothee condemnation.
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PRESS CENSOR FOR SANTIAGO.
Gen. Brooke Tires Of the Sedfta0ua
Articles Published There.

SANTIAGO, June Ain view OF the con-
,tnued publication Of infiammatory edito-
rails In the local press. Gen. Brooke has
issued an order directing the appointment
az a press censor for Santiago The edi-
tors are indignant and the public generally
displeased
The seditious articles have not been In
any sense an expression OF the general
opinion.
Several anonymous letters have been re-
ceived by United States military officers
here threatening an uprising at an early
date unless certain concessions. essentially
prepos,erous are granted. One OF these
communications made June 20 as the date
fixed for an outbreak.
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TOWNS CoNsoLIDATE QUICKLY.
Oklahoma Breaks Another Record
I'm TOwRstte Business.

Ell RENO. o. T., June 4.-Mountain
View. .. T., the new terminal town Of the
Chiekasha extension OF the Rock Island.
that was organized In a day. broke anoth.
er record IN town enterprise today There
has existed rival town a mile and
half west and II was deemed advisable to
consolidate them. After a weeks dlploM>,
towns are now one. The consideration was
raised by the enterprising citizens os
Mountain View and amounted to S.. 36G
and nov Oakdale the rival town, Is on
wheels and strung sout on the read 10
Mountain View This Is probably the first
case Of buying a whole town outright
that the annals Of the west record.
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COMMENCEMENT ar CENraALIA.
Exercises VIII Ne Held I'm the Opera
Hoase-Three Gradunt~s

Speeisl Dispatch 10 fn- Pos; lnfeiiISs.zc, =
CENfRALIA June 4-~The sixth anau A
commencement exercises Of the puhite
schools will DE held on Friday evening
June y. At the opera house. There are only
three graduates this year all younx men
II. saiutasofy viii be given hy ksawafd
Heason. title. influence OF Poetry" Tho
sa'eticfarisn iS Elmer Green and his sub.
VIII have for his subject 'seur Naval
Heroes. The programme VII as a ane
ont Hon, +. ". Cushmaa viii gfce an
address,
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KILLED nY r,E.C nr mana
An Aged Woodmaa Meess With a
Fatal Accident

Special Dispatch sa tne ru~t-Iu;ei'lseucar.
OLYMPIA. June t--Wililsru whitioek %
years at axe. KILLED last evening al
HrsHnnn. lie Was pe.isne bark frysgn = tiF
tree When heavy piece struck him or fhe
head ans ne died In an nos af5ev Ne
hss been resident CT thts county for nine
years.
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Found DEAD IN SNAKE RIVER.
BODY of ~ unkn0wn Man Who Was
Evfdent1y Maraesed

sr%csai Dispatch 10 She post@Inteisigen
sTARBi5Ck. June THE body OF an i'm
kEsGRn man sas found near Lyons Ferry
sssf fssghi and brought 10 ssarbaea where
an iaa2sst gss held. The body was Ia6is
tseempos<d. and there was nothing on Ms
person by Estch he could b. Identified He
wore evsrasis. Light shirt ard heavy con
Kfs8 s{sesa Ills skull was fractured one
Les broben and two bruises over The eyes
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Sssees2i ks5Snascs7 - sAs Pest Int ssftsS neser
~ "a sNNfA. 3ass AT a asesssng ~ sss4
BsSslcssit3F4S SssesssS YESTERDAY a tara
49, afss fsstt gresSEs SrgazaE&tses US
sfsvssssf FoS ta@ rt8TtSaSs - nominating Sms
sy-ft iisEs}fraA5rS GeGHgY fruit tnsgseesos IL
ta@ siatr horticultural gsaxssTai z~sosseT g. !.
e&rA sssaefs - necessary Aes9re sac stake
slksfStSs f.sE So ga SAf matter. NT &.
kaFssSa AS re<ssaxgs ssxss and sfgf s~t
ttzs appointment ~ &ae SoEa5y rcen ssss-
steKssEs AID ssS stalls commissioner wsg.s
present AID teuA part Ia sae saa<SIas.
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and broken nose indicated that the man
had been foully dealt with.
The CORNERS jury believed that the mAn
wac killed about two months ago by q
ternai violence and thrown into Susfm
river 70 conceal the crime 4
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Ssss esai Etsspatcr "a .ae Pest snfeilsxercxr
" HATsOM. June "a summer scesssll
800 teachers and rsess preparing 70 tsaea
VII - hekt here from iaiy n to July m
The county Institute will De held for ave
days, beginning on Jaly g. ArrA1xemsuss
are being made a0w for both
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BACK FROM CUDA.
Transport Drlnws Hack . Number
Of Army O0lcers.

NEW YORK, June i-The United states
Transport Dixie. Capt. Gum. arrived here
tonight from Maianxas and Havana hav.
ing left he latter port on the evening OF
June l. She brings afty-eight passengers.
among whom are Major Arlington L. Belts.
Capt Peter c. Deming, Lieut.. William g.
Welton, Lieut.. s. p Veset and Lieut. Mill
Ter. There are also on board tweni,-shree
discharged soldiers and thirteen civilian
employees in addition to the passengers,
eighteen wagons and fifteen hundred ca es
of ammunition The Dixie Is detained In
quarantine for examination by the beard
OF health see st&sss -
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They Will he Disinfected and Thea
Permitted TO Land.

NEW YORK, June i.-The Munson
steamer Olinda arrived today from Cuba
with fifteen cabin passengers and
seventy seven discharged soldiers of
the several immune regiments. At
the request OF the war department.
the Onnda was detained tor disln-
lection Each soldier will be provided
with q certificate of disinfectIon which
will accord immunity from detention and
quarantine by local boards OF health IN h!s
home state. F
Among the passengers on the Linda
were Capt W. r May. Fifteenth infan-
try, and Capt II. Adams.
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In aew burglar alarm The floor In from.
az she door 10 cautioned normally 90 sep
arate metallic contact pcsnsR the latte.
closing q circuit when a person enters ne
recm. Lighting lamp and ringing Q bell.
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Would you call Uncle Amos stingI
man.
mo. ] should cay he had all hi. .Fenes.
cago Record.