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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-27

latter part Of next uaansh and see for nay
sftf tfls beauties and the maTsesods
growth az the Queen ssty 81 SSae gfsAis1 -
and most beautiful island STA III si4s
world =
Tss appointment az James M Wilson IS
a cadet 81 West Point Ia ma VIII DC re-
rneuserea ay pioneers IN the state OBJ ar-
Ssunt If The discussion II proSaAeo - t'S
time Young Wilson's home was Ia mary
tana hug in order TO secure al appoint :
rs1ers, he came here for "a saqrt tine u y
a matter Of history that his term q rest
5eEce did net cover = longer prrsoa staf1is
49, ansssfa,faiy rs-aufSfte His visit has
this relevancy that he is tie head of the
department having In charge the Work OF
construction OF the Notifications through
ea.f the country Gen Wilson Will an
,is,us,rs.ssYy ray a visit 10 the forts al Mar
rogstoue. Point Wilson and Admiralty
Head. now under construction.
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An eminen, scientist re-
gently said: "Cod-liyer Oil
is truly a wonderful COM
position. II is seemingly
Natures remedy in almost
every wasting disease. .
SCOTS Emulsion contains
the pure oil combined with
hypoph,,sphiieS, it rehuilds
worn tissues, enriohes the
blood, invigorates the nerves,
stops drains and wasting.
Consunnpsives, Dia hetics.
pale or thin people. or nurs-
lng mothers. should reIneru-
Der this. Do nor as,ccps a
substitute.
ssz ass = ~, 50 sssEsssss
EsasfT q sss@>s. sAs=sssss. sv- ss~A
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BETTER ROADS NEEDED.
Capt. Robinson Brinxs Matter Up
Before Chamber Of Commerce..

Capt. w. w Robinson. jr., called the
attention OF the Chamber OF Commerce
yesterday 10 the movement that has been
inaugurated for better roads leading into
the city and fer driveways TO and from
points of interest about the city. 1T seems
to me that the first thought that would
come 10 an fastener" said Capt Rob
ins5n. is the fact that there are no good
roads or ariveways leading To the city This
Is a question which / believe the cha her
should take up at the earliest possl bic
moment"
Capt. Robinson said that the road 20
Magnolia bluff army post WAS III de-
plorahle condition most of the time The
matter Was referred 10 the committee on
streets and roadways
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GAMES IN FREIGHT RATES.
Wholesale Merchants Address u Cir
catsr to TraMe Managers.

Representatives Or leading Wholesale
houses i'm the 'ctty me- yex.e-2iey morning
at tire CHAMBER ~ Commerce ard decided
to notify the traffic managers OF the trans
continental roads that hereafter they would
like 10 be consulted whenever change
Was 20 be made ina the freight tariffs. Any
change made In tariff sheets sanes t0 dts
t,gfh The values in all classes ar goods, ard
what the wholesalers desire is 10 be al
Sisea ard consulted before such changes
are effected. THE notice. which will he
sent go traffic managers. clearly states the
position az the large shippers and requests
saas the managers sissass the question be-
fore acting
These present a. Yesterdays meeting
were, j. : goldsmith. representing Sssawa-
Aachef BYash A. H. stewart as Stewar
4 Holmes; g. W. Fischer, of Fischer Bro<.
Howard Allan, representing f9uen. Angus
tine. George $snNies. representing selawa-
laciar tsrns hardware company. Arson
ksagsel representing the Seattle Hardware
Company
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STEAMSHIPS CHANGE TINE.
Pacific Coast Liners Will Leave Sc
attic Three Hoarx Iater

The travelling public sili hasl with d.
light the announcement ~ Superintendent
J. r. Tfewbrtdes made strly fhts n3nrn
ing that cen aaeigg Nsy with ,he wal
Ia Malta ghe Pacific Coast STEAMSHIPS sin
leave Seattle sar San f'ranetsca ~ HIS
G'efoex in flYe morning instead of o'riack
The ruu ~ Ssn Francisco ~ II ie made IN
the same finse ~ he ol8 schedule the STAY
at Victoria being shortened 10 accomplish
3A}N
~gee 81 tte sneaisl reasons far this
change saia Mr. Tfow bridge. IS 10 give
Tacoma psGD}e Az op5artanttw 10 connect
wtsa ths steamships hy coming over or
she Arsf trip 81 ths Flyer. As il rev Is
they are compailef 30 come the nixhs a@-
faF,s
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CHIEF oF ENGINEERS.
Hrss. ss~n. Wig~ea fe Fay ~~nssi~ q
Visit N~sf Meath

6ffE tssn FaErss II fyss~an eAfes -
SsRssEeSrS 81 ts~ lsslsssi States Argay ~ags
ass s#FssSatsa as y essies srssws Washing
f,@ y@rTsTeFx ssrtT.#vH Ss&Sx Axa has DE-.
s*Fi@4rt@S 80 TzASs fe5& essv ana ss&GS d
#zss4 ISIS sgz'@assNr f8e w8El sE@azah5g reach
havsA STsss@ siass nHss sss@sts- Ts;~ trsp 3sa
esf rx sa5s5gFssss sgs r8wTfAEissrs
FF~@s tas .sasas.e- -
szsasasssss Yesterday Nsxet8sss 3@ttsr
fF5ks fsTzE = sssSss 5sg.s lsne4aS BIS F~2ssss1-
E54fes tta - *a& fesg5Sr es~sss ~ Mr-as
Nis&t s TssaF rssT w@s 5 5ae~ sAssY~sas
w@@z~ Axe ~raf@ Ess@ sNslsaAa 'ass4 -yzE
s5ss - ssx @ssuR tseAasrw ~ess er~3tY~sxss
years @En : Aass@ - So ssssgw .sssrlass see
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UNABLE TO ACCEPT.
University Students Plan Recep
ton for .Ian Maclaren."

President Gfaves, or the Tniversity Of
Washington yesterday appointed COM
mittee OF students, consisting of Charles
Mccain. president OF the Stevens Deeaf.
Ing Club. II. l.. Richardson, president q
she Philcuat bean Literary Society, and
Jinta Yamagueai. president of the orateri-
cal Society. 10 cali upon Or. John Watson
and invite him 70 give the students Of the
university brief address at the noon hour.
Tbs. distinguished visitor was compel. ed
10 excuse himself. because some or his
former parishioners now residents OF Sc
attic. had teiegraphed him at SaE Fran
cisco arrangiug.a lunch at o'clock, The
students thus missed rare literary treat.
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The Crescent chainless bicycle. which was
presented 10 the Good Roads Club by Spell
ger x Hurfbut, to be disposed OF FOR the
benefit OF the Magnolia Bluff nath, is now
running the last 200 hours OF it's Journey
In Stewart & Holmes window under sealed
orders. II was run for 100 hours with the
cycleraotcr open, so that people who de-
sired 10 estimate the total distance IL would
run could rst figures. Last evening a
committee. consisting Of Win n Parry.
George F. Cot,eriI. George r. Meacham
T. h. Hardin and Por.us Baxter. sealed
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hati. Nctf~a and A.hscr Have aa
understanding.

" hsIe sha Northern fsscifte and oregon
Navigation htse finally agreed "a dis
agree. tsxg hsse reached thia nsAeB ef ar
understanding. Tae esas sa eks rlyaF-
water UasisEFy Is 81 81 carried 0a ln "a
ssxntt, tss.sssSt ataaNss There nlti oe 0o aff-
slae hlasassg 81 ssss}.sa3fag tactics a. Arst
Hsgaf usle s@ts}A ssst77e sa fhe conclusion
yhss iris Neesssg us,sta gHsatg4iB So sfse ca ga
sge tas sNsHss ssatfsN Interests WFtEtf ipftFt
on Ssea rs hsS syt3s = >raEleFSsNss ffsHt
IS EsyefailX hA NwFaf agn3 ass8 Afen afs#
st&laaf esls3 stns IS sAesisAafe 4 ,,r<suits.fst
representation us sA9 NursAssx tf8csgse ia
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sasgsi~fes - sAek 3sswa *Ags = &aw yufk
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tsss es5sf}1safts f1ftsssss a. s3skss "a esrtst
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AsHtnF A4&HET ssra1 saa Haa1 Esss.ars .44s.
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cay Printing Case.

Judge Jacobs OF the superior court. yes
s.rday IN tile suls OF the Times Print
Ing Company against the city council and
the fost-inteiilgeneer 10 enJoin the .ett NIX
of she city printing contract for the pres
eat year. The case VIII al once he APP
pealed by the Post intelisenceF to the SUI
ugrFfiss court
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SINGLE NEWS MEETiNesS.
Compile tton Of the series 10 He Fol-
lowed by Executive Committee.

The Lewis county shiagae men. follow,
ing up the SERIES or msesiExs already hslo
Ia other parts of the county, VIII meet al
Chehaiss tomorrow. Other meetings 70
follow win be AZ follows: Fierce county
a. Tacoma: Pacific county, al South Bend
S,he5alis county. at Aberdeen. ard KRIS
county. at Seattle, either tomorrow or Sat
urday.
Tais will complete the roll OF counties.
Within a week or ten days the executive
committee, representing all the counties.
viii meet in this city.
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E~sie. VIII .a 4. see Sullivan.

T'f4s faxEss ef SaskiEts a issase oysias John
T. saiiYsa has sosne1 ssure hls RrrsS AZ Ia
shs city. srs planning e. rixe fiss hlz faf-
low @vatsen ~ The T&iFf avenue SSea-
ter sepiahg. TFlsy haze secured tha Nsss
.astw ~ tha hssass and inteaa 40 attend IN
a hshiy sgsE xtse acan s ruuS.ne 4s.ets
.tUa when he cs1sns~ is*9nfss the fnDsitgsts
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New Index Hook. To he Bought.

The hoard Of county commissioners yes
serday advertised for bids for the nuf-
chase Of ne9 set of general index books
Tor the county auditors office. Bids viii
he considered on May ).
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COTTAGE City Due From Alaska.

superintendent Tr8wbSidgT - tbs Ia
cl1is Coast steamship Company receives
= telegram early tbs morning fToEz N{e~
ln~3a. announcing the arrival fhsge ot the
SITES ushtp tgffs.e f'ifv from Alaska Sac
IS sxpee;s8 - arrive here at o'clock this
manning.
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SYNOPSIS.

Seattle Local Report Maximum temper
allure 81 degrees. minimum, a. mean, 80.
Weather. partly eioudy; rainfall during the
past twoaty-faur hours, .le Of an inca.
GEORGE y. SALISBURY.
Section Director. Weather Bureau
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the cyclometer II registered 534 miles. Up
TO the present time 800 estimates have been
made Each estimate costs five cents. The
club expects that 5000 tickets will be sold.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland, April 2e, 1899.
Occasional rain.
g. s DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULr
TURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle Ayril Dc 1899
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THE record Of the past makes Tho
Crescen.s the bicycle Of the future.
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Tff& S2&ss sesssas NsNs & ewA.re ssx
@sasssa
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MISS wIrzrNsKI. Optician. il2 Cherry
Consultation free.
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MACCABEES N CONVENTION.
Representative to s1Dremr Tent
ssA xspv~a< Hfxs Eestew te Re
Ef~rt~d-ass~mbtsn san Hsitix. of

.rFse state conventions ef ahe <nisats
and i.asssss az fl4@ MseeasesS @s3 oe s@t9
III shis effy .ss5ay. she former - GegrsAraks
hall AMI TIE later at q. A X. AsE,. VA TIE
Iinex1sy bseok Both WEI s5s@S rearesssFa-
tsssYeH 80 TIE Supreme Tsnt ard sAs9sspaz
ssIse - I've helsi aasaag sfss sssAneE al PsTt
Huron Mteh.
yesterday. sfaa fssaas sfsesr aeadsl1aFfsFs At
tae sssgess as9sl ~hsrs. 4afsng tne dag,
shsy renewed aesltssinsassEss ard tFaasAesf-
- gsrasirlsnsyy business. IN ssss sveaasEag
an entertainment Was gtsas a RaFz&e nssAs
ly the local nsemEssss OF the order. So hon-
or q sa~ visiting delegates. Several
spse@saes wera uls4e. followed ~ a sseep-
tsDn and dance.
This morning ~ IL ee.eck boah isranehss
Will 20 into Convention and ssesst grand
Representatives sna grand esrie.rs There
are la tas state sixtF-eagas tents, villa a
membership 81 z.Eas Al of these teas ara
la = sesssfsshins eosrssf.en. ard the MEM
bersSip sH constantly Increasing. Thsrs are
sso candidates tn the fsesd for s1preszas rep
resensassye. a. K Hs3tls aud F.. Stein
bAcA. roth 81 Tacoma. Both airs aeftssiy
al work. and while the rivalry Ii friendly.
Il ~ issssnxe
For rba ladies' t,raara 81 the arlsr there
arr no avowwz candidates 10 tae Supreme
High resieN. that r., none haRe as yet
made ssssar eanaisAey known. This viii is
thn .frsf atAff convention 9t II. l.. - r.
II. stats organization aaxiax been effust~
I'D afnpst a year ago by Lillian ~. Hollis
ter supreme commander. Fila j Fisseid,
OF Tacoma, ia acting state nurnnandsF. afad
Ia all probability Wiz he elected s,sruaa-
neatiy 10 the position. The membership
Of this branch isaa NUMBERS i.es1 la kas
Htate
THIS evening after the work of the con-
yeattsJnss II eefnEaessd. several candidates
sill lee Initiated into the mysteries oil tbs
order IN ftn S-fsfss ts4sfas.
The fofias.Eg delegates are in attend
afsces
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1899-02-10

ihrat mortgage 3 per cent.
Bonds, 1915.
Equitable Gas Light Co. Of
Chicago first mortgage 6
per cent. Bonds, 1905. 80.
American Dock Improvement
frat mortgage 5 per cont.
Bonds, 1921. ,..,.......,
County Of Essex. N. J. Park
Bonda, 191S..
N. Y. n New Eng. ny. Co.'s
ilrst mortgage J per cent.
BondA, 1905. ,......,.,.
Wabash Ry. Co.'S first mort
gage 5 per cent. Bonds, 1900
Chicago, 81, p, Minneapolis
4 Omaha ny. Co.'S cons'd
mortgage6per cent. Bonds,
lySV, ,~.a,.s..,, 800. 80
N, II. Central a Hudson River
X. n. frat mortgage 2 per
cent Bonds, 1905. ,@.,,..
Lehigh h WNkes-B Barre Coal
Co.'S consolidated mort
gage Tper cent. Bonds, 1900
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.'s
consolidated mortgage 5
per cent. Bonds, IONS, 49,.
Columbus q Toledo Ry. regis-
tered Z per cent. Bonds. 1905
Chicago q Erie Ry. Co.'S
frat mortgage 5 per cent.
Gold Bonds, 1882 ~&.....
Phil. q Read, Coal 4 Iron
Co.'s general mortgage 4
per cent. Gold Bonds 1907.
Lehigh Coal q Navigation
co.'scoi1aterai trust ~ per
cent. Gold Bonds, 1905. -.
Central Pacific r. n. Of Cal.
first mortgage 6 per cent.
Gold Bonds, 1900 -.
Northern Pacific Ry. Goa
Gent Lien, Ry. and Land
Grant 3 per cent. Gold
Bonds, 2O47.. .,..
Northern Pacific Ry. Co.'S
Prior Lien Ry. and Land
Grant 4 per cent. Gold
Bonda, 1897.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
n. n. 4 per cent Gen'l Mort
gage Gold Bonds, 1895.
Denver 4 Rio Grande r. X.
Co.'s first mortgage cons'd
per cent Gold Bonds, 1886
Chicago Terminal Transfer
Co.'S first mortgage 4 per
cent. so years Gold Bonds,
lY@1 .,,s...,,s,.., 80,
Union Pacifi X, X. first mort
gage 4 per cent. Gold
Bonds, 1917. .......,.s....
200 shares Chicago & North
western Ry. Common
Stock, par 500. .,..
800 shares N. Y, Lack. q
West. Ry. Stock tguaran-
teed by D., l.. & w. r. r.
par 800 ,..a,...,.......
200 shares Chicago. Milwau-
kee h St. Paul Preferred
Stock, par &l0Nl. .,,........
900 shares Central X. K. of
N. j., par 800, .,,...,,..
800 shares Northern Pacific
. - Draf StncL mar dGtChl
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RENNA D.. NiAAth ~ Nutaty 1WubU.
lrreu.ara y authority IN. s%nss%,s g Public Assoaa'" q the state
ASS SSAssF Y ssss, 81 rae rae a TaH ! xsAs ASSaSsAE nHs
OF THE NIAGARA FIRE NsuRANc GoMPAMY OF
THE STATE or NEW YORK, MADE 10 THE AUDI
Ton or T,I p ~ vHeG ASgoo 4 p,yRstIA 4 S Tn TIM
LAWS OF VIRGINIA.
President, Harold Herrick; Vice President, George G. Howet
Secretary. Geo. Dewey; Principle ONCE, iasis7 Broadway,
New York City.
General Agent in Virginia Virginia. Trust Col reaidence.
Organized or Incorporated. July, 1850; commenced business,
August. 1850.
l. CAPITAL
Amount Of capital stock subscribed ..........,$ 100000 90
Amount Of capital stock paid mp in cash. ......... 100000 90
II. ASSETS.
Value Of Real Estate owned by the Company 100000 90
Loans sc on Mortga 3. 'a y ., reoosas1 ! amo r Tssas sns
more than one years. interest il due, ,.,,.s. 26s6oo 90
Interest due and accrued on all said Mortgage
Value Of Lands Mo or,.aee exclusive or
buildings and ~perishabe improvements Sass
Value Of Buildings Mortgaged Ensured ~
for $2l2. 500 as collateraDe .,.s,s..J
account Of Bondso ftr United States, and Of this
State and ofothrr States, and also ofBonds Of
Incorporated Cities in this State, and Of al
Other Bonds and Stocks owned absolutely by
the Company.
Par v.ras. N Ssiss'
y; s Reg, per cent. Bonds,
U. 5. Reg. 1 per cent. Bonds,
n. :, City school Bonds, )
per cent, l9ii ....,..-.- 10000 10000 !.
N. Y. City Water Bonds. 3
per cent, 1905 ,,7~....... 10000 10000
N. Y. City Water Bonds, 8
per cent. 1912. .,s .... $4,000 $4,000
Jersey City Bonds, 6 per
cent, 1904 (Taxl..s,,,s 10000 M.S0O
Territory ". Mexico Provi
sional indebtedness s per
cent 30 years Bonds, 1919. 10000 n.27S
Albany & Susq. first mort
gage z per cent. Bonds. 1906 1900 1D.+OO
Albany B Ssq. first mort
gage 6per cent. Bonds, 1906 1000 1,0c0
Chicago. Mil. 4 ST. II. Ry. 4
per cent. first mortgage
Bonds, 1910 (So. Mimi. Div). 5000 10000
Norris q Essex Ry. Co. scon-
solidated mortgage Z per
cent Bonds, 1915. -. 1000 1880
Chateguay Ore s. Iron Co.'S
consolidated mortgage s
per cent. Bonds, 1915 ..... 5000 1880
st. Paul tMinnl Gas Light
Co.'S first mortgage 6 per
cent. Bonds, 1915. 5000 1920
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1000 1900
5000 5000
10000 1900
10000 1900
10000 1900
10000 $1,000
$1,000 ,s,s7s
s.ose $500
@.ooo n.om
10000 1900
10000 10000
D.o~ 2i.om
10000 10000
5000 a6,aso
$4,000 $4,000
1880 s,ias
10000 10000
5000 5000
5000 $4,000
$4,000 1880
10000 $4,000
10000 1900
10000 $500
10000 $1,000
10000 $500
a. oon % snn
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Ipuhnsned nv authority of the Auditor Of Public Accounts Of the sta
OF Vrginial
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-12
FRENCH DIRECTORY.
New Volume is Chuck Full of Facts, Fig
ures and interesting Statistics.


]. Arthur Roy announces that ths
18th volume of the Worcester Canadian
directory, work compiled by MI
Roy for the benefit Of the French peo-
pie Of this city, is printed and will be
ready for distribution at meetings OF
different societies during the present
week. u gvs9
In addition to the directory proper I
which gives tbs, adult French popula-
ton of this city in the neighborhood
of 1900, an increase OF about 200 overE
the previous year,. the book contains
much valuable information for Frencn
people.
In addition to articles referring spe-
cially to naturalization Business Wy
directory contains complete history
of the part taken by Frenchmen elther
volunteer or regular, inT the CUBAN
war. This part of the book was fuf-
nished by Joseph I. Lafamme, g mem,
Der of the City Guards, who serveu
with that company during the time
his company was in Cuba.
1t also devotes considerable space u
the work of French naturallzaEoh
clubs, of which the Ward 3 NatunainM,
alton Club is the father This FIX Ivy
has secured the naturalization oLtsy
French voters in ward 8 alone, s(gf
statement of the finances OF the ~
since its organization in 1887 shows ltS,
$193474 has been received, while ths
expenditures amount to $1S94IS leaN
ing an unexpended balance of So4-a
at the time when the figures "eis
taken. TX
Statistics show that the French p 1le,,,
ulation of Worcester III 1890 was ~ o!Sps
while at the close of 1898 it was l4io, ~,
In 1856 there were 275 voters, ana ~ Ssj !
the present time there are 1552 da ~,
French population of New Engian9h
the present time is 521s15e, OF w VIM
number Massachusetts, has 2f-'oZSs, .on,
Statistics gathered from repol Us So ~ *
different towns, show that IN 100 No. q
per cent Of the French voters were ,a a
publican while at present 60 per o''''
are republicans.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-12

Silver Dollar Smith of New York,
who has acquired notoriety by paving
his saloon with dads dollars, is only
an imitator. A Chicago barber in Il
leading hotel of that city was the or
iginator of the idea nearly twenty
years ago. He inserted silver dollars 10
the number Of seven hundred In all the
angles of his tessellated floor, and a
cheap advertisement it proved too.
That barber today is himself the pro-
prietor of another hotel as big and fine
as the one he so shrcwdly advertised a
score of years ago.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-12
THAWlNG PIPES.
1t Results in Trouble for the insurance
People Every Time it is Trieo.

An attempt to thaw water pipes with
a torch made of waste tied to the end
OF stick and saturated with kerosene,
caused fire in the building, 1913 Chand-
Ter street, yesterday afternoon. An
alarm was turned in from box 1874 at
/ O'clock, and for a short time it
looked as though the building would be
seriously damaged.
The fire spread to the second floor.
through the partitions. but was checked
before any considerable amount of
damage was done. The building is in
sured through the agency of Charles
e.. Grant
The fire patrol was called shortly at
ter noon yesterday, on a sttll alarm, 10
the residence of Edward Ames, liz AUS
tin street. Mr. Ames is spending the
winter in Florida. and yesterday the
persons in charge of the house found
that the water pipes We're frozen. A
plumber was called. and in attempting
to remedy the difficulty. a small fire
was started that burned to some ex-
, tent in the cellar, \ small loss will
| result
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-12
REAR AXLE BROKE.

The rear axle of the Hays truck sta
toned at fire department headquarters
gave way While the company was re-
spending to an alarm from box IS yes
terday afternoon. The truck had pulled
out Of the house Snd was turning into
Foster street, and just as the rear
wheels came in contact with the rails
OF the street railway, the axle snapped
off short close to the shoulder.
The truck was stopped almost inn
mediately and although the filler man
was thrown out of his seat, no one was
injured. The truck was finally got back
INTO the house and immediate steps
taken to repair the break. Burlin-
games men worked all night getting
out new axle, and men from Gilman
repair shop will be on hand this morn
ing to do their part of the work.