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The age-herald., 1900-09-23
SERVES IT
Remarkable Success of New Treat
 ment for Piles

For many years it has been supposed that the only absolutely sure cure for piles was by surgical operation, but the danger to life and the pain and expense has been so great that many thousands suffer for years rather than submit to this last re- sort; or they seek the temporary relief In the many remedies claimed to relieve piles and rectal troubles, salves, oinfments and similar simple remedies, which give only slight and very temporary relief.
 A new preparation which is painless and harmless. but which affords immediate re- lief and in many eases a complete cure in a very short time, is sold by druggists un- der the name of Pyramid Pile Cure
 It is in suppository form used at night and its regular use has cured thousands of obstinate, long standing cases, and it seems to be equally effective in all the various forms of piles, whether itching bleeding or protruding
 The Pyramid Pile Cure allays the in- fammation and intolerable itching, reduces the tumors, and its astringent properties cause the enlarged blood vessels to con- tract to normal, healthy condition
 A Baltimore gentleman relates his expe- rence with the Pyramid Pile Cure in these words:
 'It affords me unusual pleasure to add my endorsement to those of others relative to your really wonderful pile remedy was sufferer for years until told by a fellow salesman of the Pyramid Pile Cure. II has entirely cured me and I cheerfully send this for publication if you wish to use 1. in that direction. I wish you would send me one of your little books on cause and cure of piles, I desire to show it to some friends"
 Any pile sufferer may use the Pyramid with certainty that 1t will give instant re- lief and regular use permanent cure and the still further certainty that it contains no cocaine, morphine metallic or miner al poison.
 All druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure, 50 cents for full size treatment
The age-herald., 1900-09-23
Hebrew New Year Services

New Years and Atonement Days serv- ices will be held under the auspices of the Birmingham Lodge No. 276, o. B. A, at Seals Hall, First avenue, between Twen- ty-frst and Twenty-second streets, on Sun day evening, Monday and Tuesday, the 23d 2ith and 18th of September, and on Tues day evening and Wednesday, the End and 3d of October. All Israelites are cordially invited to participate.
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Old Man Assassipated

Chattanooga, Tenn, September 22.-A spe- cial to the News from Fayetteville says:
 William Patrick, 70 years of age, was as- sassinated on the turnpike eight miles from that place. He was the father of Andrew Patrick who was Murdered last November and was a witness in his son's case. When found William Patrick was seated in his buggy with bullet hole through his head. No arrests have been made'
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Strange

That so many people entertain the idea ranything will do'' in the shape of glasses. Does it not stand to reason that pair of glasses fitted by a competent optician, us- ing all the latest instruments in testing the eyes, supplemented with years of prac- tical experience, will save you all further annoyance of trying to get the proper sight?
 The eye is the organ of sight. Few people have perfect eyes. Defects may be rem edied by glasses only when properly fitted. Consult us. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 BIRMINGHAM OPTICAL COMPANY,
 Twentieth Street.
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FLORENCE
Items of Interest from the Capital of
 Lauderdale

! Florence, Sept. 9. - (SpeciaL)-R. B. Meadows attended the Tom Hobbs Camp reunion at Athens last week and carried Alabama Regiment, of which the late Gov 10. A. O'Neal was colonel. The flag is now kept as a sacred relic by Mrs. O'Neal, the widow of Governor O'Neal The flag passed through many of the bloodiest battles in Virginia, and was saved from capture af- ter the surrender by the body servant of Dr. J. M. Hayes, who wrapped 1t around his body.
 Fifty thousand railroad ties are awaiting shipment by river at Waterloo, in the west end of the county, on the Tennessee river. Many people are engaged in cutting ties, and the banks of the river for miles are filled with ties waiting for q stage of boat ing water to ship to St. Louis.
 The steamer Lucille J. Borden, recently bought by number of manufacturers for their own convenience in delivering tim Der, cotton, cotton seed and grain, will go in commission after several weeks of idle ness on account of repairs and the low stage of the water.
 Florence is on quite an industrial boom at this time. The Tennessee Valley Ferti- lizer Factory has just completed additions in machinery and buildings which will double its output for the present year. The company has closed a very successful sea- sons business and will go after new trade.
 The Bellamy Flaming Mills are arranging to double it's capital stock and enlarge its facilities for doing business, and will do a larger jobbing trade. The mills are selling largely in the North and West.
 Florence has twenty-two factories in ac- tive operation, and none of them compete as each makes different line of goods.
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Forecast for Alabama

Washington, September 22.-Forecast fol Alabama: Fair Sunday preceded by show. CTS in extreme northern portion. Monday fair; light southerly winds.
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Circuit Court

Circuit Court will convene Monday. The civil docket is quite heavy and the court will probably be in session until February. There are a few criminal cases set for about the middle of the term.
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At First Baptist Church

Rev. W. A. Hobson, formerly of East Lake but now of Jacksonville, Fla, will occupy Dr. Grays pulpit at the First Bap- tist Church at the Il o'clock services this morning.
The age-herald., 1900-09-23

Highest temperature, 90; lowest temper ature, G; average temperature, 7S.
 BEN. M. JACOBS, Station Agent, U. 6. Weather Bureau
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FOR RENT.

MEIcjE Readers; large stock. Dewber- MOCiO rvs Book Store.
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Our store will be closed Monday. Special bargains will be given on Tuesday.
 THE TRADE PALACE.
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THE WEATHER

Birmingham, Ala, Sept 22, 1900. Local observations during the A hours ending D. m.. Central time:
The age-herald., 1900-09-23

0FFIGE Supplies; all kinds. Dewber- VI iOD rys Book Store.
The age-herald., 1900-09-23

Just exactly as above; Chartered Sawed Golden Oak, Piano Polish, Rope Legs, 38 inches in diameter ; sold at 5000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29
FIRST AVENUE TO BE PAVED
hoard 81 Public Works Lets Contract
Cor Needed Improvement netweea
Maafson and pike.

Al the meeting OF the board Of public
works yesterday two contracts were
awarded for street Improvements. one
Of which In particular will be hailed with
joy by the business men OF the city II
4 for the paving with vitrihed brick, OF
First avenue from Madison to Pike The
condition OF this portion OF tho street
has long been a disgrace to any city.
The bids for the Improvement were AZ
follows Rydsrom 4 Cieertx. ~, sos 90;
NJ Dow 4 CO., t<5.i15o; McCaulsy u
DELANEY, U7.T71bA: S,srrat q Goets, ssa.-
1880: J. a. Bailey ssAss. ] W. swss-
nsy. 81, <Ss- 20. Causey q Carney. S<s,-
s4iso. Mccauley a Delaney. being the
lowest bidder, secured the contract.
The contract was also let for the con-
structton OF sewer on Eighteenth ave-
nue. between Fast Marion and East
Spruce. IL was awarded 10 Mitchell q
Hard for the sum OF 81 6Se
Several petitions were received from
property owners for street and other
improvements, the most Important being
for the grading and sidewalking OF East
Howell. between Eleventh and Nineteenth
avenues, and for . like Improvement Of
Twenty first avenue and East Olive
street from the north line Of Waiia waiia
addition TO the intersection of Twenti-
eth avenue Aed East Madison.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29
Warm Weather c4pparel
for the Little Folks.

Bingham Aprons, low neck. sleeveless.
neatly trimmed with rufnes and fancy
white braids; sizes to s.; price. -. soc
Bingham Aprons, high neck. long sleeves.
yokes back and front, trimmed with
lace; sizes to s: price. .............2 so
More dressy Aprons in India linon.
nainsook, lawns and satin striped dimi-
ties; more or less trimmed with inser-
ton and edges OF lace and embroid-
cry; the styles are the latest, and all
are made neat and full; prices, soc.
Coo. 75c, S5c, $1.00 to..............S.50
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Easement Economy.

Glass Berry seta. berry bowl si-2inch
and fruit aaucers ..............., zee
Decorated senl-poreeisln Dinner Get OF
= 100 pieces. tn three decorations. blue.
green and brown announcements SAYS
Decorated Hssiisnd China Breakfast
t49O per e0zea. tomorrow. each. zoe
Hsviisnc Decorated China cups ard
sspeers. assorted decorations. regular
price y4.s0 coxen. rcw. each. s..... 28e
After Dinner Cups ard ssucsrs. Hayfiand
China assorted shapes and decorstionss
regular price $3.50 per dozen. tofnor.
row. eaeh ..s+.st.sss...st.s.s-. 2oc
pscorztss semiporssizin Toilet ssts, 10
pieces. assorted decorations and traced
with gold. per set .4......*....... $3.50
German chsns Cream Pitchers. decorated
saa traced with gold. ] quart size.
each .....- ..t.*. s+.+ts-ss-.s...,., BIC
Assorted Decorsted China Chocolate sefs,
"A pieces. German and HAvilana China
sz.s5 $3.50. tS.3s and per set ... $40
Decorated China Cake Plates. ......... s5e
Decorated China Berry Bowls. each. u. Csc
pecorasea China Sugars ard Creams. in
assorted sizes and decorations. zoe. 75c.
800 and ..--........-.......... .ei-25
Picnic Baskets, with covers. 1oc, 1sc. zoe
and, each ........s...........+.- $50
Floor Brushes for carpets. each. ...... .4oc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29
OFFERS ITS SERVICES.



The veteran company recently organ
ixed In tails city H. placing itself In
position where Il may he called into SER
vice as rapidly as possible Yesterday
Capt. Gorrey sent the following tsle-
gram 10 Gov. Rogegs.
Seattle Wash. July -
Hon. John r. Rogers Governor Of the
state OF Washington Sir A military
company composed Of men who have
seen service IN the nsld In the regular
or volunteer fogces OF the United States.
has recently been organised in this city
.sAt messing OF this company on the
sstb inst | was authorized as captain
81 said company, 10 otter Its services 10
The state and national government IN the
event Of call for uu0pr arising from
tire present conditions IN China
al ix earnestly requested that this Of
fer be fav0fahly considered, In view ~
the experience Of It's members and the
fast that most Of them have seen SER
vicr In the Orient Respectfully
MATT " GDRAffaEr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29
Cushion Tops.
THIRD FLOOR.

2ox2o Tapestry Cushion Tops, al colors.
oacn 29c
24x27 Monte Denim Cushion Tops, each. $50
22x22 Oriental TInssisd Woven Tapestry
Cushion Tops, each ................ @f.oo
22x22 "Postsr" subjects Cushion Tops on
ecru reps ...................... ....vI00
24x24 Satin Cushion Tops, Oriental floral
and geometricai designs .......... $50
2ox2o Down Cushion Covers, with silk
floral designs, button corners. 49,. 400
Derby Tapestry portisrss, 8 yards long
fringe top and bottom. colors red. green.
blue and olive. pair. e225
Tapestry portierss, new designs and col
ors. 10 inches wide, yards long, colors
red. green. blue Colorado and Oriental.
pair $685.. .....-.... .......-.... v$.o0
Tapestry pcrtisree new styles. cord
bound finish, also with fringe top and
bottom, so inches wide. yards long.
per par ........ ..................vu .0O
Mercsrlxsd Cotton Portisrss, looks Ike
silk. rich solid colors. Damasse patterns.
pair .......... ........ ......... vi5.o0
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Books.
SECOND FLOOR.

Lstsse cepyrIohtsd Books . cents: put
iishsrs' price $780, Following 10 . partisi
ilst o. new books received yesterday:
Janice Meredith" boy" THE Man That
Corrupted Hadleyburs." Philip winswosd."
The Voice OF the People" The Gentleman
From indiana" Deacon bradbury" Three
Men on Wheels" The Hearts Highway"
Tho Isle Of Winds" TO Have ana to Hold"
RED Rock"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29
PUGET SOUND NAVAL STATION.
Copies 81 Ceagressman yenes'
apeeeh for Diatributson.

The Chamber OF Commerce has received
. number OF copies OF the speech OF Con.
gresham w l. Jones. OF this state In
the house OF representatives May Ia The
bill under discussion waa the one making
appropriation for the military academy.
but. Az there was no opposition 10 the
bill, Mr., Jones spoke at length on the
state Of Washington and its resources.
BY far the greater portion Of the speech
was devoted to a demonstration os tina
value of the Puget sound naval station
at Bremerton. Anyone 80 desiring NAV
obtain n copy az the speech by calling al
the Chamber Of Commerce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29
Wash Dress Fabrics.

Here 10 an unusually good opportunity
to buy Cotton Dress Goods at from IS 70
f-2 LEES than our regular very low prices.
AZ Sc per yard-A lot Of Dress oInuhams,
very desirable patterns. colors absolutely
fast. worth 1oc and 12iac per yard
AZ 100 Per Yard-A very good assort-
ment OF Figured Lawns ana Fancy
Striped and Figured PiQuss; former
price 15c per yard.
A. II 1-2c Per vard-Some very select
styles in Figured Irish Dimities and
Madras Suitings: your choice while they
last at the above very low price.
AZ 33c Per Yard-We viii show tomorrow
a very handsome selection Of Fine In
ported Figured Orsandies and Swiss
Goods.
MONDAY oNLv-About 1000 yards OF
Standard Drsss Prints, best American
makes. up-to-dats patterns. Sc per yard
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SILKS.

There 10 still some very choice picking
In the Silk Stock.
Fancy silks, ranging In price from $3.50
to $3.50 per yard, you can have for,
yard ... ..... ............. Use
Foulard silks; nothing could be nicer for
gown or house dress for warm weather
wear; we have them In neat, pretty
patterns In the $500, $1.75 and $3.50
quality: all at. per yard. to close. ESQ
coiored TafFeta Silks; Soc quality for. .2sc
One large lot OF Fancy Silks; ask to see
them when you are in tomorrow; the
price will surprise you, per yard. 800
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Shoes.
SECOND FLOOR.

Wemsn's Fine Wei Kid Lacs shoes, DARK :
tan, French and common ssnss hssls. welt
and turned soies. u you can ct yeup ssse
the price viii b. etss per pair. inssesA u
$500 and 400 per pair.
Women's Fine Oonooia and Wei Kid Or
ford TIss, tan and black, odds and ends
Of many different lines. marked from
$3.50. $500 and $3.50 10. per pair. :. 80
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RECEPTION To cAvALHYMEx.
omc~rs of the First 20 ne Enter.
tanned at the FirIarh gIub.

Next Tuesday evening the of4eera NJ
the First cavalry, now To- the city viii
BE- the guests 81 the business men TX
Seattle al reception and entertainment
the share Of Lake Washington h viii
include launch ride on the lake Ths
arAir is 10 be given uneeF the direction
81 The Chamber 81 Commerce Il will he
informal
II Il thought that The regiment viii
give the psflpie Of Seattle q chance ID
see ~ a. n body by parade Some time
before Il leaves the city
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SEw CARS co orr.
yarth~ru ractae Adds Largely 60
Freight Easspment.

rsitvorses arr now being made TO the
~avth~rn Pacific railway % the new
freight equipment ordered last year a
grsater porsion o. thc cars 81 which hare
Seen built IN the Pacific eeast shops from
washfnxtor rr All are said - rs models
of strength. capacity and warkrsrshsr
over 10 are ready 90 s. cut or have
already been sent Each "a Of capacity
81 a. eaa poards, or more thar double me
~ise ~ she OLD cars They arc al SUP
plisd with steel trusses capable OF sns-
flaming a great weight without much
stress on any part ot the car
A large number az these vii bs pat %
Ire Pacific coast divisions for use 10
handling lumber aud sainSie shipments.
and to prevent repeuuon OF the car
famine a. this district % year aga
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GOOD....
DIGESTION

waits on appetite. Lack q appetite
usually indicates weak digestion. Hos.
tsttsrs stomach Rittsrs taken before
meals viii create heaishy desire for
food. by cleansing tho elogses bowsls aus
stimulating the sccrr;lcus ct the stom-
sch. II also nurthes the blood. strength
ens and invigorstss the liver aud kiGneys
~ 10 uadouht-sly thr mo~s efficient rneAi-
cine Ia the world for stomach troubles
A PRfvATE REVENUE STAMP covers
The neck 0f the bogtie.
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I'd CHANG 4 TRAITOR.
- Party Receives Copy Of a
1(ur and So Designates Him.
= 70 SERVE TWO MASTERS,

o6sass in his Public Uttsr-
s-nlfs Message signed ~ .
rnlssn and Viewed n the
n a nuss for Political In-
nss-A Letter from Khse Sock
- Depicts China's WRONGS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29
Curtain Rods.

Extension Telescope Sash Curtain Rods,
can be heightened from ~ to ~ inchea.
each, zoe and ...... .f2 1-2e
In . heavier, stronger grade. which can
be heightened from - to 81 inches.
each ...... .......... ........r..... 26c
Double Extension Rode, handsome finished
ends, each. CSC and .................e zoe
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eArt Department.
SECOND FLOOR.

imitation irIsh Point Bureau or Side
board searss, SOC and 75c: real value
el75, $lbo and ....................e i.35
Imitation Irish Point Squares. CSC and
$50 each: real value $2.50. $3.50 and.
each ........ ........ ............ tt2b
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oak tanned soIes. smooth leather inner
soles, reduced from $3.50 TO. per
pair ........ ........ -. ..... $50
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Negv Things n Keilings.
cyclIst. Road and Windy Day vslIlnsa.
Beauty, Dotted Tuxedo, Plain Tuxedo and
Chiffon vsillnss.
Wash Wells, each. soc, 7se, si.oo and os1s
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EYEGLASSES perfectly ntted Miss
Wilsinski. liz Cherry.
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Two sIags to-day, isse ard 80 eclcek
White Star deck: fare &c. go
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PantaSofe.
IMITATION OF LEATHER.

A New Material for Upholstery Purposes.
looks like leather, but wears q great
deal better; IL waterproof. greaseproof,
stainproof and nreproof. in half dozen
popular colorings: at, per yard. -. .et.25
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De capTio's Band. at I>eschi Park.
weekday nights and Sunday after
noon
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Handsome, durable ana
low priced WOOL SuITS.
that means all wool here
always. This relates 70
Boys Clothing Of ma.
terisis that are known 20
be honest. Of that sort a.
greatly reduced prices now.
because Of the reduced
quantities and the iateness
Of the season fer spring
ard summer goods. We
do not care 10 carry over
zoo boys lightweight quits.
~ maana aouoesh inn IA AZ
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Me4v Taffeta Skirts.

Saturdays express brought W . new LOT
Of those very desirable Black TsfVsta Dress
Skirts. They are unllned, and for this
warm weather they are Just the thing.
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Chang . traitor to the msster. =. 4.
seIvlng with every Appearances OF sin
cenfy. Il - not well IN China to serve
rwo maSters. and the reform party has
NJ rn 4emoers who can serve two maste 4.
We nave an abundance OF evidence that
x Ina - not man OF honor, ana II
MS pe true his utterances at the prceent
ume are Dut characteristic OF the man.
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We prefer TO give our customers the benefit
Of cut price. There 10 some unusually
good choosing among the several lots at
half or little more than half price.
T~o-piece sulss, 10 to 10 years: regular
value 2s0: sale price. ......ss... $40
T~oplecs sults. 10 to ls years. regular
value s350, on sale st..,.......s. $40
T~s-plece Suits. 10 20 rs years; regular
value 81 30, tomorrow they Will be. 10
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-24
BOXING IN WATERBURY,.
Some Good Events There Next Friday

Some Good Events There Next Friday
Night.
When Jack O'Brien the noted twen-
tythree-year-old lightweight, encoun-
tiers twenty seven-year-old Jack DAILY al
the Waterbury Auditorium on Friday
evening next In a twenty-round con-
test at 1876 pounds 1t may be stated that
he meets a most successful pugilist.
DAILY Is the conqueror of Kid MOZART
land, this feat having been performed
before the Union Athletic club in Wa
terbury last June.
In the preliminary event Harry Gal
way and Kid Loucks will offer bout
of ten rounds at 1926 pounds that prom
Uses to surpass In interest anything ever
presented to the Waterbury public. The
boys are hot local favorites and there
will be n raft Of money waeered upon
them. Both are training in Waterbury
and are neglecting no opportunities to
place themselves in perfect condition.
The management announces that
Billy Snow the head usher of jacques
Auditorium, and corps of about TWEEN
ty-five experienced assistants will look
out for the welfare of the large crowd
expected. Tickets are 81 for admission,
81 for a better seat, and SO for a place
at the ropes. They can be secured Of
Mr.. Harris at the Hotel Plaza.
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THE COUPLE MAY RECOVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gallagher Over
come by Gas Yesterday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gallagher Over
come by Gas Yesterday.
1t was said at New Haven hospital
last night that Mr. and Mrs. Edward
were overcome by gas at their home
yesterday would probably recover. The
couple had been married only q week.
They retired at 1890 Monday night and
they We're found in bed unconscious
about o'clock yesterday afternoon. AT
that hour Peter Mcclure, brother Of
Mrs. Gallagher, having seen no stir
about the house during the day called
at the house on his way to dinner. When
In the hall he noticed the odor of gas
He knocked at his sisters door, but re-
ceiving no response he became alarmed
and calling Patrolman John B. Roche,
the door was broken in. The apart
ments were filled with gas and while
the patrolman opened the windows Nc
CURE rushed for the bedroom of the
young couple, and there found them I'M
conscious.
Drs. Maher and Murphy were called
and decided to send the couple to the
hospital. The cause of the accident
can only be conjectured at present, and
as Gallagher was partly dressed it is
thought that he got up in the night
and when he returned to bed he turned
the gas off and before his hand left the
key he accidentally turned 1t on again,
as 1t was found partly turned yesterday
afternoon, and the key was very loose.