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The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-07
THE CHATHAM BANK
SAY ANNAH IA
LEOPOLD ADLER, President
c. S ELLIS VII. n

LEOPOLD ADLER, President
c. S. ELLIS. Vice Pres,a.,,
JOHN r. DILLON, Cashier
BARRON CARTER. Asst. Casn,.-
Soliclts the accounts of indiy,a'.
nrms. banks, associations and co rIusis'
tons. oipora.
Liberal favors extended to corrss,.
ing banks, as our unsurpassed fsciIt Ht'a'
'on eoiIecting insure prompt returns
BUYS AND SELLS FOREIcN-
CHANGE, WRITES LETTEps GA.
SREDIT AND ISSUES BANK Mo>,S Of
OHDERS PAYABLE IN ALL PhsTs
OF EUROPE. FARTs
interest compounded quarterly IN :.
POSTS IN the SAVINGS DEPARTNIrDngss,
safety Deposit Boxes and Vaults e. l.
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Syracuse 6: Providence Q.
Hartford s.; Worcester Z.
Rochester .: Toronto 3.
Buffalo ]: Montreal 8.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither Masters nor Consignees will be
responsible for any debts contracted by
the crews OF Norwegian banks c. Tobias,
Diaz, or Portuguese bark Eliza.
CHR. G. DAHL & CO.,
Consgnees
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PALESTINE COMMANDERY. No. :,


The Sentinel will be at the Asylum
this afternoon from to O'Clock, 10 en-
able Sir Knights to pack their uniforms
preparatory to going to Americas.
Baggage wagon will leave Masonic Tenn
pie at p. m.
ROBT. L. COLDING,
Eminent Commander
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MALT MEAD.

MALT MEAD.
Gifts For the school Children To-
dny-Cnll Early
MRS. NJ. y. MURPHY,
store, Lincoln and Liberty.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Vale Royal Manufaeturins "'@
many have started their new saw niA'
ana have for sale at wholesale or rs''''
a full line OF their famous brands OF "
press Shingles. They also have on "''4
a full stock of Cypress and Ash LuH''''
at reasonable prices. Boats can 1850
our wharves -,
al. p. SMART, President
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NOTICE.

on and after Monday. May g. and until
Monday. Sept. 2. the banks OF this city
will open at 10 o'clock a. m. ana close at
. o'clock p. IN.
THE SAVANNAH CLEARING AsSu-
CITATION,
BY JOHN NJ. HOGAN. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO SUPERIOR COURT
IIfR0RG

Petit Jurors are further discharged I'M
al Wednesday Sth inst
BY order of His Honor Judge Falligant.
JAMES X. p. CARR,
3. .lo.N Clerk S. c. c. c. Ga
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-07

Increases Her Contribution to jack
sonyflIe by $50.

Valdosta. Ga, May e.-Valdosta citizens.
Through Mayor Ashley, sent another con-
tribution of $3.50 to the Jacksonville relief
committee to-day. making SE5 from this
city. The amount will be increased to
$500 tomorrow This was the first city to
throw open its hands 10 the homeless Of
.Jacksonvilie
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A GREAT SUCCESS.

n UHEHT sUtOESSs
Was the special sale on delivery wa
CONS. and as several prospective buyers
asked fer another week we will continue
the sale for
ONE WEEK ONLY,
and will include all styles of harness
specially adapted for city drummers. Ken
lucky break harness, Stanhope and Surry
use. in the sale at cost, and 10 per cent.
profit.
Grocers. Butchers. Dairymen, Dry
Goods and Shoe Dealers, also Laundries
will see something interesting by calling
on us early next week. The goods must
be sold. We need the room and you can
take advantage of the situation and save
many dollars.
COHEN KULMAN CARRIAGE AND
WAGON COMPANY.
w. l.. FRAZIERS, Sole Representatives.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOOK At THE LINING.

The lining to the suits cleaned by us Is
as clean as the suit when we return t.
Look at the lining. If IL is not clean 1t is
sorry work. Our work is the best
NEW YORK DYE WORKS.
State and Whitaker streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIFTH ANNUAL PICNIC
OF THE
given at Oliver, Ga,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WEDNESDAY, MAY srH, 1901.

Train leaves Central of Georgia Rail-
way. passenger shed. 7:So o'clock, city
time, sharp.
Brass and string band in attendance.
New pavilion. for dancing. No objec-
tionable or disorderly charactrs allowed
on the ground. 8 u,l. .f
Whole tickets SOC; half tickets, 25c.
Tickets can be had from any of the fol-
lowing COMMITTEES; "A. C.. Edwards, presi-
dent; Thos, Wickham. vice-president;
John W. Smith. secretary and treasurer;
Thos. Coffey, John C. Small, Thos. Bran
nan. W. H. Powell, J. A. Lakewood, Dan
Conuors
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS Asso-
CITATION
PICNIC AT TYBEE
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1901,

For the purpose Of raising fund to meet
necessary expenses, such as meeting fire.
quent calls made on US by the INDECENT
veterans, to pay hall rent and other neces-
sary expenses which our limited re-
sources fail to meet.
Round trip tickets 4oc. Round trip half
tickets 25c., good for any train going and
coming.
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WALL PAPERS.

New Stock. largest stock In the city,
which defies competition. Get my esti-
mate. Suitable terms to responsible par
ties. W. y. TAYLOR,
1Ss-140 Barnard. X. OF p. Hall.
Paints Glass. Esn Ga. Phone ST..
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

have assumed control of the Planters
Hotel and have thoroughly renovated ano
refurnished the rooms and will run Il
upon strictly first-class European plan
Meals at all hours.
w. c. GROVES.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICE

Suwanee Springs, Suwanee, Fla,
is now open for the reception of guests.
the river having receded from recent
freshet and the springs are In splendid
condition.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-07
NEW ALEXANDRIA MUSIC HALL.

NEW ALHAMBHA MGSIC HALL.
11s, 100. 122 Broughton street, east
The Leading Music Hall of the
south.
Manager Neil Gildea, ever on the alert
for new attractions in the vaudeville line
offers this week a programme of unusual
merit, enlisting the services of such well
known artists as William COPYRIGHT and
Jennie Lee, protean comedy duo; Bar
rett and Learned, Irish comedy; Lorraine
and Howell and their trained dogs; the
Walshs, singers and dancers; Howard and
Earle. society SKETCH Miss Edna McCol-
Tough, vocalist; Miss Ida Starr, soubrette;
Miss Vera Harte, phenomenal vocal star;
Miss Daisy Rieger, serio-comic and coon
shouter. The New Alhambra Stock Com
pany will present a new burlesque from
the pen of Mr.. r. A. Hewlette, entitled
"A High Time. on the Roof Garden" in
PRODUCING new songs, medleys, choruses,
marches, etc. The comedy closing feature
Is a farccal skit surnamed After a
Ball." introducing many new features.
The popular prices of 10 and % cents re-
main in vogue
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The books OF the Receiver of Tax Re-
turns are now open for reception OF tax
returns for all classes property. Call
early and avoid the crush.
April 90 AZ. S. BAKER, Il. 7. n
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05

President Mckinley. and he was ais,
associated In an important case with
the late ex-President Harrison. Mr..
knox's forte Is corporation law. In
which branch OF his profession he Is
unexcelled In this country. Writing
OF the case in which Harrison was also
engaged. Senator Beverage OF Indiana.
himself a brilliant lawyer and orator.
says that Mr.. Knox's argument was
the best he ever beard In any court.
The new attorney general was born
IN Brownsville. Pa. on May O. 1853.
lie Is a college man and received his
education at Union college. Ohio. be-
Ing graduated In 1872. He was ad-
mitted 10 the bar In January. 1875,
and In 1877 he formed his present part.
nershlp with ]. ii. Reed. at one time
judge OF the United States circuit
court for the western district OF Penn
sylvanla. Mr.. Knox has held office
only once. when he was assistant Unit
ell States district attorney for the same
district In 1870.
In personal appearance Mr.. Knox is
under medium height. OF muscular
build and deliberate action. He ls an
sportsman. and his match
team OF horses. trained by himself.
Vert and Dr. Leek by name. hold the
worlds pole record for teams driven
BY gentlemen drivers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05
A JAPANESE JACK TAR

the ships, and no better exist any.
where. and she has the officers and
men who know how TO use their ships
and their guns and are willing and
eager TO do so. And that no better
sailor fighting men can be found in
any navy in the world Is the consensus
OF naval writer's.
Japan's rise 10 rank among the naval
powers Of the world has been rapid
and wonderful. Although placing the
navies OF the world In relative rank Is
an inyidious and unsatisfactory task.
since opinions do not agree as 10 the
relative values OF various classes OF
ships, Japan's navy may safely be
placed sixth on the list. The nations
that surpass her In lighting force on the
sea are Great Britain. France. the
United States, Germany and her rival
In Aslatic waters. RUSSIA. In consid.
ering Russia's superiority. however, II
Is well 10 remember that many OF Rus
sia's best ships are tied up where they
can do no harm 20 Japan.
In quality OF ships Japan need not
yield 20 any power on earth. She has
the finest and swiftest OF cruisers. the /
largest and most powerful Of battle
ships and the fastest OF torpedo boats
and destroyers, and many OF them
were built In foreign yards.
In the matter OF ordnance Japan /
need not fear comparison with any 9th.
er power. Her heavy guns and her
rapid fire pieces are fully equal In
quickness and sureness Of fire to any
and superior to those OF some nayies.
During the Chlnese.Japanese war. back
In 1895. the first contest In which mod.
ern ships were employed, and In target
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05

practice since then the Japs have prov.
ed that they know how to use their
guns.
Il Il In the personnel Of their navy,
however. that the little brown men
and most cause for pride. Throughout
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05

COMMISSIONED oYP1CEB, JAPAsEsR NAvY.
history. The titles Of the vessels, that
sound so queer 90 foreign ears, all APP
peal to the japanese ms Constitution,
Kearsarge, Olympia and Oregon do to
us. Their biggest and best new bat.
tlcship, the Hatsuse. for example,
bears the name OF beautiful noun
tain stream which has been celebrated
in poetry for thousand years. Others
tell the names OF national heroes and
herolnes and OF things ancient and
venerable.
Ever since the throwing open Of her
territory to foreign influences, less
than half century ago, the policy OF
the japanese government has been 70
try 10 learn whatever foreign countries
could teach her. Being an island en-.
pire. with a great and growing mer-
chant marine, Japan has never known
lack Of men for her navy, and 10
help TO train them In modern ways she
has called on the foreign nations.
Several years ago number OF ex.
perienced English naval officers were
invited by the mikado's government TO
assist In the training Of the personnel
OF the navy. japanese naval cadets
have been sent abroad, to the United
States, TO Great Britain, to Germany.
to Frelce wherever they could lmblbe
foreign ideas and receive modern In.
Struction without impairing their love
Of country.
Now that japan has excellent naval
schools Of her own she scarcely needs
those OF foreign countries, but she con.
tinues the excellent policy OF having
her young men study abroad. Tho ef.
feet Ia seen In the smart. up to date ap-
pearance Of Japanese ships and the
well trained quickness OF japanese
sailors.
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The - -
Jack Tars
Of Japan

90 90 90 90 90 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05
Tho secret of the spring wInd..

The wind q March has the call Of the ga;
Ooh. wings Of the wind DO they never tlreD
IL hurries The cloud, and II harriea the tree
With the duitsr and roar q leaping ere,
Cold and Wild AID eager to Gee,
IL the lure 20 los or 20 liberty.
Light q the eyes and my hearts deslref
Tie April Wind has the scent q The rain;
Ooh, wings o. the wind. do they ever tlruD
Softly Il whispers and bushes again,
Warm a. the Hiss Of the pale sun drr,
Promiss % bloom and the green Of new grain;
is peace but the drowIy furcease Of pain,
Light Of the eyes and my hearts deEiref
The wind q May tossss the petals white;
toh. wings Of the wind. do they ever tireD
White a. the love moon diyefing the night,
Pure ~ the dew and the hearts new Ore,
Balmy blessing and strong sweet might,
Liberty peace and the sure delight,
Light q the eyes and my hearts desire.
San King Wiley in Hapers For Nay.
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90 90 90 90 90 % ]
VVV'T"VVVVvwVvvvVvVurf

all ranks and classelrer japanese. mill.
tary or civilian. thNcciople OF the mika.
dos Kingdom are thoroughly imbued
with patriotism ana devotion to tho
person OF their emp, cor. The Japanese
soldier or sailor co'soiders II not only
Ills sacred duty TO nsht and II need DO
to die for his countH ipersonlfled in bis
emperor. but he AZ D looks on II as
privilege. ri
They are small ynstature. these little
brown men. but tAty are quick. lntellI.
gent. eager TO learn, obedient and re.
sponsive TO discipline. They are
doughty fighters. tiiley proved that In
their former contest China and in
the recent .dlsturbanceS n that coun.
try. Seen In the light OF recent events
and threatenlngs. II Is a most slgnifl.
cant fact that they hate Russia. In
the schools OF Japan the very smallest
children are taught that the nation
they have most 20 detest and fear IL
Russia, and the men In the navy OF the
mikado have long been eager TO prove
that they have not forgotten their ear.
ly teachings by pulling the lanyard
while squirting through the sights at a
Russian ship.
Uncle Sans Jack Tars have well
deserved reputation for taking care OF
their ships, but II is no dlsparagement
10 our navy 10 say that In the opinion
or many naval experts In this respect
the Japs surpass even our men. Speak.
Ing OF the japanese navy. n British
naval officer. who spent some time on
n japanese war vessel. said: IL was
naturally much interested nj first In
looking around me and taking stock
OF the Japanese sailors and their YES.
sci. She was In superb fighting trim,
beautifully clean and we'll found In
every part. and the duty was carried
on with thorough man-Of-war smart.
ness. II was impossible 10 watch these
little, active. clever. determined sailors
without feeling that the men OF the
finest navy In the world would find
them worthy foemen." SO also Il the
opinion OF all other unprecedented OBJ
servers who have seen the vim and
spirit with which Japanese sallormcn
perform their duties.
II Is scarcely matter OF wonder
that the japanese seaman, officer or
man loves his ship. The mlkado's gov.
eminent has very wisely adopted the
plan Of giving 10 the vessels names In. (
stinct with love Of country and OF its
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05
Governor stanley. Prea,eam.n,.

Governor Stanley OF Kansas finds
himself In peculiar predlcament. says
a special from Topeka to the New York
Times. He announced about a month
ago that he would send presents TO all
triplets born in Kansas during his sec.
ond administration. Piye sets have
been reported to him. TO whom he sent
silver mugs, and the other day his mail
brought an affidavit from A. Q. Dunlap
OF Crawford county testifying that two
sons and a girl were recently born to
his wife. Reports Of triplets are com.
ing so fast that Governor Stanley will
hereafter require certificates OF birth
from attending physicians.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05

Colorado E; S d 5Ss eGoE 7osns '
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05
LAWYER AND SPORTSMAN.
"ar New Attorney General Has Gain
ed Double Heaovn.

For several months. even before the
reelection OF President Mckinley. IL
was definitely known that Attorney
General Griggs would retire from the
cabinet Mr.. Griggs accepted the port.
folio only at a great financial sacrifice
ana retained II az the urgent solclta.
tion OF the president He rctlres In
order to resume his important and
lucrative practice.
Various men were discussed as the
possible successor to the attorney gem
eralship. but the choice has finally
fallen upon Philander Chase Knox Of
Pittsburg. Mr.. Knox Is one OF the
most prominent lawyers OF the Smoky
City and is very well known through
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05
S.W. BUCHANAN
DOES IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP
THE CITY MARKET

a cheap remedy for coughs and
colds Is all right, but Won want
something that will relieve and curo
the moro severe and dangerous re-
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w NAT snail you do2 Go toa warmer
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either case take the only remedy
that has been introduced i'm ali
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severe throat and lung troubles
"Boscheo's German Syrup n moi
only heals and stimulates the
tissues TO destroy the germ disease.
but allays inflammation, causes easv
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rest, and cures the patient. Try ono
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by all druggists In the world Get
Green's Prize Almanac. For sale by
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05

Given the most powerful and speedy
OF ships. fitted with the mlghtiest
ordnance known TO man and the hest
OF appliances for sailing. panedvering
and nghting the great war engines.
and navy is not complete. There
must be something more. according to
naval expert and ordinary observer
alike. There must be the man be.
hind the gun" who knows and loves
his ship and worshIps his dag.
SO, happily for her prospects in war
time. is II with japan. the young giant
OF the orient. The Island Empire has
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-06-05

Your local coupon ticket agent
has been supplied with illustrated
and descriptive literature showing
the beauties Of the scenery and re-
sorts Of Colorado and the Rocky
Mountains. These books are FREQ
for the asking, and "The Denver
Road will be glad 10 give added as
sistance by correspondence In your
choice OF = place TO spend your va
cation. ~
FOR SALE-Some good doors.
windows and mantels. Apply 10 ".
Harrie or this office. in
Try Lemp's Falstaff bottle beer. 20
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Extra copies OF tho Morning Eagle
At Haswelrs book store. N
New-York tribune., 1901-12-16
THE WEEK ~ PETROLEUH.

The week has been much more encouraging than
for some time several surprises were the result
Of the work drill. especially in the Brstora
field Greene County. The South Penn Oh Company
drilled its No > well the Wood farm. into the
deep sand when it began TO flow the rate OF
twenty barrels hour, and placed i0J barrels 10
its credit the first twenty-four hours. The same
company had nearly as much of a surprise at its
No we'll on the Rinehart farm. which turned out
a producer at the OF fifteen barrels an hour
Neither of these wells expected to be anything
more than an ordinary producer. Developments in
the Bealrs Mills Lewis County, W. Va, were also
Of an encouraging nature. several good wells
struck. but the best feature in that location
was when the Southern Oil Company completed its
well the Collins farm. and found it good for
one hundred barrels a day. This opens much new
territory In Southeastern Ohio. in the Macksburg
field, Washington County. the second test well on
the Crock farm turns out a seventy-hve barrel a
day producer. and the test well the Gorden farm
shows UP for a barrel pumper. Small wells
also the rule in the Chester Hill section in
Morgan County In the Speechlev field, Butler
No well the Campbell farm. and found the
flow TO be fifty barrels The same company struck
Wilson Run district, Monroe County, the Ohio
side, the Carter Oil Company secured a 200 barrel
producer oil the fitzpatrick farm. busters the
rule in many other sections however, particularly
in the Lafayette district Peasants County, and
on the Ohio side; in the Renwood district in the
MacksbuTg feId; Washington County. and in the
transfer OF oil properties made in the Hume
pool district, where J. r Brown representing East
seven wells for about $25.cO0
Refined petroleum closed at a decline of 70 points
4S0c in bulk in New-York Philadelphia quotations
are on basis points lower. Foreign quotations
gallon; Antwerp unchanged Is francs per 100
kiI; kiios; Bremen advanced 40 pigs to 6.15m per 30
New-York tribune., 1901-12-16
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
FIGHT AFTER PRIMARIES
>-rv,RK DEMOCRATS IN tlEhCf
RATTLE.
TWO MEN KNOCKED SENSEhf-0'
FLICT AT THE JEFFERsoNlAN
CLUBHOUSE.

A savage fight between two Deiloci i'.e -.
too.ions occurred in the Jeffersonlan clu"ho"s
- ~. porlk-st Newark late Saturday night
. oore of men were engaged in the serussie
,,,,o,, lasted fen minutes and was one Oh 'iie
sorcest nhvsicaI encounters ever kho"h III ~
,cratic politics in Essex County lHe
cratic nrimaries for the election OF new ''
,r,,;+tee were held in the county SATURDAY
80 under sudden call of Chairman JAMES
>T1,c,or+ the purpose being to take the seymour
...o by surnrise and secure control OF the
r,a,tx organization for next year Ihe piiii i9
were well attended. and the Sm1th-Nuseh' i"0
ton won easily. -...oa, mot
After the primaries the county conlinit'ee M
- +be Jefersonian Club to receive the returns
d tho ward leaders repaired thither In the
Fourth Ward two rival gangs belonging to the
cr,i+h faction had contested. They were headed
1o sIayander stone and Charles P Gillen. The
foormer won Gfen and his three brothers met
Stone and his friends IN the ciuDll'u'e an"
rough badinage began -, e.xo
Then the anger of the men arose, ana stone
challenged Gil1en to fight Wlthln d ihliuIe I
tuentv men were pounding one another, the Gill
rlens being reinforced by their part1sans- Men
y,-ore knocked down and trampled on, ana nan
a dozen combatants were clnched, puncnlns anu
cIawing at each other while separate hghts We're
going on in other parts ol the lhi sc o'-'
room over the hall
Chairman Nugent, who is large ana poWeIIui
man hearing the noise of the tumult' daShed
into the room, and, with others, trled 10 restore
order tearing the combatants apart by MAN
strength. He succeeded for moment ana theh
New-York tribune., 1901-12-16
MANY CHTC4GO CARS Burned.
LOSS ESTIMATED AT N300oo-FIRE HY-
DRANTS FROZEN.
1923 S10,155

Chicago. Dec. 1.-THE total destruction of the
Iincoln-are. car barns OF the Chicago Traction
Company. with more than one hundred and sixty
streetcars resulted from fire that was discovered
at an early hour this ming. Besides the build
ing. nearly all the grip cars and trailers used on
the IircoIn-ave. line were destroyed. The intense
cold OF the last two days contributed much TO the
spread Of the flames, the fire hydrants In the
vicinity were found to be frozen. When a supply
of water had been obtained by thawing out the
hydrants after a delay of twenty minutes the
building was doomed Soon after the first stream
was directed on the flames the entire second story
Of the building abaze. and fell with about
one hundred open summer that were stored
there.
The intense cold of the early morning added to
the difficulties presented by the fire. and made
Il necessary work the in shifts, exhausted
workers being relieved oy comrades who had short
rests in neighboring stores, which thrown
open to the fire fighters.
John ". Roach president of the traction COM
pany placed the loss at about $l30O0a partly COW
un2 ble II is supposed the fire originated
from oyerheated stove in of the in
in the barn when the fire discovered and he
had been after II under control. but
there far positive evidence that he was
The heavy east wall Of the building fell across
Sheffeld-aVe.. and flying bricks demolished the
front a saloon opposite. The flames also com
Iaunicated to a frame dwelling next the saloon.
but this blaze quickly subdued. with small
loss. The saloon was damaged tC the extent Of
S2G1
serious danger to the fremen was from the
broken trolley wires which charged with
electricity These were buried IN the debris or
coiled along the streets. and offered great danger
to the iremen until the current turned off.
the hose with a thick covering of ice, which re-
quiTed the utmost care in handling II.