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La Junta tribune., 1902-02-08
s..,es q sse,,sr . Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ der aud by virtue of c-rtain writ Of ex-
ed oa, of the Di.iriet Court, d Pusbio
county- stat. Of Colorado, and directed to
the sheri9 Of osero county. Colorado. con.
dam.1s. With is,srs.s ther-oa from ,Ss Iosk
day OF August, 4. ID. NY. and ai.o tbs fur
ing the baisncr rrm aiming due. unpaid and
un~atisitrd on . crrfain judgment obtait.sd
sx.iin., g. ~ pa%.ron p. y snd ri J. g Joos., de;
the lands. t-n~rnenf., ype,ds and ehsttcia and
J; c. Jones, ib~ said xhrria of Otsro county
duly ir,y upon ~ The right. .tisse. In,er..s,
said }. c. Joss-. one of the defendants In .aid
execution named Is aforesaid, Of. In and TO
s and n aas asn he .ams isr ale on
Tuesday, the tssh day Of April, a. u. l0p. At
The hour of,en o'clock q M, on .aid day a
-, Colorado; Whereas, said xheri4 Of .Ot.ro
junction Issuing out OF the Court Of Api,eais
of tho state Of Colorado. at the instance Of
.aid def-nd.nt. ip said execntiou named, J.
C. Jones nnd q. VI. Dameron: aud whereas
said Injunction has been dissolved: and
Whereas under and by virtue OF y certain
nary. 4. d. isos, issued out Of ,he district
court of Pueblo county. state of Colorado
= I'D to ne s,e.sa 1 .ss,ssy = !, =. I'd
on from August iOsh. 4. d. isss, said .ams hs-
nnsa,i.iied on q ecrtain judgement obtsined
ngainss said c. N. Dameron and J. e. Jones',
ssIR K fs,Ps Il sa hs ON, q
ehattri- real Of the ssid q. ~ Dsmeron and
the anne Judgment q. the es~cution Arst
b-reinaLoye dc.crihsi. have isried upon
the fo!,o.ir5 dsss.is.d rssl e-'.,s a, a; the the
defendants in said execution named as nfore-
said, being the .a@s p.os,erty heretoiore
nader said execution first hereinabove de-
scriipsi, to-wit:
All that portion Of that crrsain tract of
cd ''Indiau Claim Number Fourteen." which
lies and Is situate In said county Of Otero aud
dian Claim Number Pourtrea" which Is
hereby levied upon is situate In section thir-
,ssa .own.ap s;sn., ,hs. so.,s e r.I5e
ian. Ia Otevo county, Colorado.
Now. therefore. under assd In pur.usncs OF
inabove ds.sribed By tbs shsria Of said Osero
county, Colorado, aforesaid, and under
and ,n e sas lev, es .Hid rss 81
the unde ersixned sheriff of OferO, Colorado,
and for the purpose of enforcing the liens
OF execution and la purvuance Of the COM
mands therein contained. shall expo~e for
sale on
SATURDAY, MARCH !. A. d. isoe,
at the hour Of ten O'Clock .. m.. ON said day.
at the North front door Of the county court
house in the town of La Junta. Otero county.
Colorado. and ell at public auction a. the
property Of J. g. Jones, one of the defend
ants la said execution named, the above dc.
.cribed property, or 80 much thereof as shall
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, inter
esfs aud co~t., and all accruing costs and cx-
pen.es Of sale, for the highest and hest price
the same will bring In cash.
witne~. my hand this sth day Of February.
A. d. le1e. GEORGE BARR,
Sheriff Of Otero county. Colorado.
Rir~t publication, February 5, 1900.
Last publication, February 1S, 1900.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-08

An esteemed brother publisher
in the great state OF Pennsylvania
writes the IRlBUSE as follows:
"In order to keep IN closer touch
with the rapid advance OF jour
naiism. 1t is our custom about
once year TO ask ior sample
copy oi those journals that have
won reputation through merit.
Your paper is on -ourlist AT your
convenience, won't you please send
ME copy of your semiweekly.'
The woody west must be advanc-
ing when journalists OF the eifete
east condescend to write 10 Colo
rade publishers to secure pointers
IN the art OF newspaper making.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-08
SATURDAY. FEB. $, rsoa

Z A KANSAS man is the inventor
OF a patent switch which he claims
will solve the question OF avoiding
railroad wrecks ~ the future. II
is so constructed that on the ap
proach OF an engine, II the crew OF
the train had orders to sidetrack,
the engine will automatically open
tire switch. The switch will work
on either the forward or backward
motion OF the train.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-08
nekinisy Premium seehs.

We have just received a fresh
supply OF Mckinley books which
are to be given away as premium
with the TRIBUNE, full particulars
OF which will be found IN the ad-
vertisement on the fourth page OF
this issue. The TRIBUNE tor ore
year, with the book as premium,
only s.. The book itself IS worth
the price. Call early If you desire
to secure one.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-08

We are in receipt OF an invita-
ton to attend the second annual
banquet, under the auspices OF the
advisory board Of the republican
state central committee, in honor
OF Lincoln's birthday, to be given
at the Brown Palace Hotel, Den
yer, Wednesday, February Ia,
1907, at p. nj. Hon. N. w.
Dixon, OF Pueblo, will act as
toastmaster, and Hon. E. o. VOL
colt, Hon Frank Nelson. OF Kan
sas. Hon !. NJ. Downing, Hon. E.
+ Armour, and other honorables
will respond to appropriate toasts.
We are also requested to forward
s. by return mail in ord,r that a
"plate" may be reserved for us,
but as that is about 81 IS in excess
of the amount that we are accus-
toned to giving up for square, !"
we beg leave to respectfully de-
cline. Besides, the idea Of an
editor giving up anything for the
privilege of honoring banquet
with his distinguished presence is
repulsive to the profession.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-08

The policy OF protection, which
has been CHARACTERISTIC OF this
country from IT'S birth, aud which
has been the active policy in all
periods OF ITS prosperity, has thus
far been almost exclusively ap-
piled to manufactured pro iucts.
Free traders have freely used this
fact in appealipg to the f..rm, rs,
soph,s,icaily claiming that PR
lection benefited mauuts cturers
at the expense OF the farmers.
! In sugar beets we have an agri-
cultural product that needs pro-
lection, and these dear friends OF
the farmer are all solidly in OPP
position. The beet sugar industry
is now going through the process
of experimentation and develop
ment in this country, and 1t is re-
ceiving indentically the same
treatment at the hands OF the free
traders that every new industry
has received since the birth OF the
republic.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-08
Summons.
STATE OF COLORADO. l.,
County OF OTKRo

STAFF Gns,s1y or Cot9RADo' g 61Rsa s-
In THE COUNTY C0uKr.
SAMUEL p. MILLER, Plaintiff. j
HATTIE l.. MILLER, Defendant.
The People Of the State Of COLORADO 10 Hat
tie L, Miller. the defendant above named,
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear II an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiR, In the County Court Of Oteto
county, State Of Colorado. asd answer tks
complaint therein within thirty dAys aft1r
the service hereof, II served within tic Staee
Of Colorado or BY publication: or, n served
out Of the State Of Colorado, Within nfty
days. after the service hereof, exclusive %
the day Of .srvice; Or .aid ection 9ay -
reeularly set for trial tho Sane = thosagh
bod bean Joined ON such compaaint.
The satd action u brought by plainttR 10
obtain decres Of divorce, 1fss01ving ths
hfSl.<is OF m4trimOuy BOW exiseing l,etWeea
plaintiff and defeadant, o. tie 4r0rnd q ~
sertion, ~ will moro fully appear from eun-
ptaint In naid AGtion tn which Fo4oreu09 Is
heEe Yafae and copy Of which l. hsrsto ef-
And you are hsfsby notiAsa that Il yosa
- above required. the said plainti1 WI ap.
Ay 70 ths oours for the relisf thsroin -
GivSa usdsr my hard a.&a tn ssal of ssid
court. at La Junta, In aid oounty. thln NH
day OF January, A. D., t2oe.
Ex-OMsio Clark q ~ Co.nty Co~rs.
Firse puhlieatloa. rsheyary 1, isoe.
Lasf puhaication. March I. isnt.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-08

for thinking about his work and
not about himself and his ills. The
man who sits down, thinking he
can keep we'll, will find himself an
invalid il he is not careful. There
is much OF pleasure in trying to do
work we'll
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-08
.om.,hios rn., win Do Yo. Good.

We know OF no way in which we
can be OF more service to our read
ers than To tell them OF something
that will be OF real good to .bem.
For this reason We want to
acquaint them with what we con-
sider one OF the very best reme-
dies Tor coughs. colds, and that
alarming complaint, Group. We
refer 10 Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. We have used it with
such good results in our family so
long that II has become a house
hold necessity. BY its prompt
use we, haven't any doubt but that
it has time and again prevented
Group. The testimony IS given
upon our own experience, and we
suggest that our readers, especially
those that have small children,
always keep II in their homes as
a safeguard against Group. Gam
DEN IS. c. MESSENGER. For sale
by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-08
as.,ee Fer pssmee.,s..
Unitsd States Lard OAee, |
Pneblo, Colo. January Z, l104

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has 1lsd nosies
port of his eisin, Ard that aid proof Win e
made hstors Clark District Court af L.
SrTss; W;;;, ColGii q xApssl I; ,sos vis Eph,si@
tipn "a. Towaskip q s., Ran4s IS ".
!. He names the fna!cwins wisns.s. 70 PROVE
ei0u Of aid land, Viz Cary H. BsdGer, vii.
liam H. Carssngton, wLlllsm Il. NhifIow
and Swan ". Nsison, ali os Rocky Hord. Colo.
J. B. GORDON, Register
First puhlteatioa, January 8, iscH
Last pablicAtioa. February II. feOc.
La Junta tribune., 1902-02-08
ACkER'S
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS

cure Dyspepsia and all di.orderx ariHiuG
from indigestion. Endorsed BY physicians
no pay .i ccnfs Trial package free by
writing to W. II. HookKR 4 Co.. Buffalo, NY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10

here until about twelve years ago, when
he moved TO Bar Harbor. The remains
were brought to Ellsworth Monday, and
buried at Woodbine cemetery wsth ma
sonic honors. Mr.. Tripp's age waa fifty
nine years, onemonth and five days.
Besides widow, who is a sister OF Andrew
p. Jordan, OF this city, he leaves two
daughters, Georgia p. and Mary f., and
three brothers, orrin w, OF Ellsworth,
Isaac, of Otter Creek and Ephraim, Of
Steuben.
Though the high school room was only
10 degrees above zero Monday morning,
at the reRssembling of the school after
the Thanksgiving vacation, so that the
school could not remain in session during
the day, Principal Walker nevertheless re-
ceived very warm reception from his stu
dents, due to the fact, no doubt, Of his re-
cent happy matrimonial excursion to Els
worth. Enough rice was thrown in few
minutes TO seed down an East Indian
plantation, and everybody appeared ~
happy as a brood OF Ceiestials would be
under like circumstances. His students
like Mr.. Walker very much, and on this
occasion took this good uatured way to
show their appreciation. The teachers
and pupils Of the high school tender
reception to Principal and Mrs. Walker
Wednesday evening, In Elm ball.-Fort
Fairfield Leader.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10
Operatives Organize Union.

A union OF the boot and shoe workers
who are employed at the Union shoe
factory was organized at Manning hall
Wednesday evening.
This n"lon is ~ branch OF the boot and
shoe wos Sess union oi the country, aid
will be known as Ellsworth local union
No. 344.
The organization was completed by the
election of the following officers: e. A.
Lermond, president; f. b. Marden, vice.
president; John A. Moore, secretary I;
Charles Cottle, treasurer; trustees, Gill;
man z. WisweIi, Charles Royal, Maurice
Chick; executive committee, J. II. Brown,
Bert Pomroy, M. McIutire, r. K. Murch.
William Royal, F. r. McGown, L. e.
SWEET.
The union was not organ lied because OF
any disagreement with the company; in
fact, 1t was done partly at its suggestion,
as by having a union shop 1t is permitted
to stamp the name OF the boot aud shoe
workers union on its goods, which in
some markets gives them an advantage.
This Is the first laho- union ever formed
In Ellis worth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10

w. II. Parker was in Bangor Monday on
business.
l.. b. Dessy, OF Bar Harb Dor, was In town
yesterday on business.
Rev. ]. p. slmonton will preach at Bay
side oext sunday at 2.3o p. m.
Mrs. Dr. Walton, of Bangor, is the
guest OF Mrs. George H. Grant.
The railroad and steam boat timetables
may be found this week on pages
Miss Lillian Perkins is the guest OF her
cousins, Charles + Alexander and wife.
The Rebekshs gave q delig htful socisble
at Old Fellows hall last Thursday evening.
Judges wiswell and Emery are attend
ing the December term of the law court
| at Augusta.
school at Manning hall next Friday
evening, Dec. 10.
| Roy G. Hsines, of Hebron academy, Ia
spending the holiday vacation at home.
Rev. J. ID. o'Brien, pastor OF st. Joseph'-
| church, Is In Boston this week on a busi-
ness trip.
The Epworth league OF the Methodist
church viii have an apron, ice-cresm anc
evening.
Rev. J. p. Simonton went to Boston
Monday as q visitor to the Wesleyan
| association meeting which Is being helt
there to- day.
Mrs. George p. Dutton has returned
from q visit to her daughter Louise, whit
ia a sophomore at vasssr college, Pough
keepsie, N. Y.
friends last Monday evening, Cards, ma
sic aud refreshments added to the enjoy
ment OF evening.
Newss comes from Csstine that Charles
Brsnn. son OF Aaron Brann, OF Ellsworth
| who was stricken with paralysis ias
week, Is improving.
Mrs. II. c. Hathaway, OF Bangor, whc
has been iD Ellsworth for week or two
| will remain until after Christmas. She II
a guest at the American houte.
Word has been received mere tina
Arthur Mszreil. mate OF the schooner
David Faust, Is in the hospital at Prov
idence III with typhoid fever.
|. l.. Halmsn arrived in town yesterday
and leaves tomorrow. He reports thai
satisfactory progress is being made in th'
placing OF the water power bonds.
County Commissioner p. w. Richard
son was unable to attend the monthly
meeting of the board held yesterday
Routine business only was transacted.
| The members OF Sunrise council, d. oi
L., are requested to be present at tn,
next meeting, Thursday evening, for tn,
nomination Of officers for the ensuing
| term.
The National Biscuit Company Is thii
week giving a Demonstration" of th'
Kennedy biscuit at A. FL. joys grocer,
store. The sampling department of thi
company Is handled by c. w. Hill, o
/
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10
COMING EVENTS.

Wednesday evening, Dec. 10, at Metbo-
dist vestry-Ice cream socia bic, entertain
mant and apron sale. Admission, 15
cents.
Thursday, Dec. IL, Unitarian vestry-
Aunua! supper and sale.
Friday. Dec. IL, Baptist church, Ellis.
worth--December missionary conference
Monday, Dec. l5, at Hancock hsil-Tht
Lincoins In travel and song, second o.
the series of five entertainments. Cours.
tickets, III rs. On sale at Cunning hams.
Friday, Dec. 10, at Hancock hall-Uni
versity Of Maine giee club under suspicet
OF seniors OF high school. Tickets 25c.
reserved seats 35c. On sale Monday, Dec
10, at Wiggin d Moore's.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvsRrIsEMnsrs THIS WEEK

WAnted-~A boy.
II Bonxey-- fsakery.
Probate notice--Ess John W Powell.
Probate rotice--Eet Mary Van Doren.
Admr notice-- Eat Mary v Collins.
Admr notice. Est kiisha Hatch.
Admr notics-Eat Kendall Hodgdon.
Admr notice. Est Mabel u Porter.
Exc notice--Eat John u Linscott.
rdmon Eno--Ncw restaurant
First national bAnk-Ssock kholders' meeting.
Ellsworth Loan and Building Asso-Annual
meeting.
First National Bank Building Co,--stoekhold-
ere meeting.
q Pnrcher-A pothecary.
&C Burrill a Son--Insurance.
Reliable Clothing Co--Closhins.
Hancock haii.--The Lincoins.
Charles n Leland Fruit and confectionery.
Wiggin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N MAloney &C arriage repository.
Floyd a n ynes--New cash market.
IA Thompson--Conf feetiopery. stationery, etc.
A v Moore-Dry goods, millinery. etc.
China a Japan Tea Co--Tea. coffee and spice.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NORTH HANCOCK.
A r Austin-iioney.
FREMONT, NE:
william Dsnby-Notice of foreclosure.
CHARLEsrowN. MASS.
Hoosac Tunnel oess-Longshorcmen wanted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10
society Elections.

JUNIOR ORDER AMERICAN MECHANICS.
Councillor, w. w. Brooks; vice-coun-
ciior. Harry ScammoDs; chaplain, John
A. Lord; treasurer, Charles Moore; secre-
tary, Charles Besl; financial secretary,
Charles Brooks; conductor, Neal Ray
mond; inner guardian, Hermon Scam
mons; outer guardian, David Shorey;
representative grand lodge, Charles Beai.
WIN. H. RICE POST G.. A. r..
Commander, Col. J. F. Whitcomb; vice.
commander, B. r. Gray; junior vice-com-
mspder, J. l.. Cook; quar'ermsster, James
HamiIton; surgeon, j. Dean, chaplain,
ID. l.. Fields; officer OF the day, g. F.
Haskell; officer OF the guard. w. j. Con-
nick. Installation Jan. 5, 1908.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLswoRrH rosr.oFricy.
In effect October 10. 1909.

GOING EAsr-7ls m. SOS pm.
6olsa wgsr-lI.ss a m. s.S1 and 9.t7 m.
MAIL CLOSES At rosr.oFFrcE.
GoIse EAsr-s.so a m. $50 y m.
Gofso wEsr-ll 80 a m, 8 and . Is p N.
suspAr.
Mall train from the west arrives at IT'S q m.
Leaves for the west at eos p IA. Mail closes for
the west SO m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-12-10

TIA man makes a speciality OF painting
towns red he cannot hope to remain in
the pink OF condition.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-24
MAY SECURE IT BY TREATY
Roosevelt Will Continue Pis Pt3rts for Rsci-
procity With Cuba.
(By the Associated prossJ

Washington, June 21-Thc President
today discussed the Cuban reciprocity
press. His callers included Senators Al
llson, Forakcr, Proctor. and B-vcridgc
ara representative Long. Of Kansas.
ihey called at different times. but all
touched upon the success Of Cuban re-
clprocity. From { source close TO the
President it is learned that he is still
firm for reciprocity. II this cannot be
accomplished by a bill he will ATTEMPT
TO secure II by a treaty. This treaty
may BE- sent TO the Senate soon or the
PRESIDENT may call an extra session OF
the senate for the middle Of summer or
for November. He is determined to Sc
cure reciprocity for Cuba If possible.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-24
Records the A. C. LIS Mortgage.

WASHINGTON, \. c., June = Mr.. Elliott.
son Of Warren G. Elliott, president of
the Atlantic Coast Line, arrived here
on a special this morning and recorded
the eighty million dollar mortgage given
by the road to cover an issue of five
per cent. bonds to pay for the absorp-
ton and consolidation of the Plant Sys-
tenn with the A. G. L. Eighteen. thous-
and dollars in stamps We're on the pa
pers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-24

CT the State. All tayae d,o tho cta+o
from any railroad company. oxcapt the
tax imposed for school nurpoeas eb5u
De pad by the treasurer of each com-
pahy directly to the State Traacurar
"llhlA thirty days after the nrsr dav of
July vi each year, and upOn failure IL
pay thc state Treasurer as aforesaid no
2i"i institute an action to enforce the
aii ~ the county OF Wake or any other
ooui'S III winch such railroad is located.
addlhg thereto twenty-five Der centum
OF the tax. The board of county commits
Hiohefs OF each county through which
aa'd railroad passes shall assess against
the same only the tax imposed bv the
state lof school purposes and those i'm
posed Tor county purposes.
section u. Railroads.-When any
rdllroad has part of it's road i'm this
state and part thereof in any other
state the commissioners shall ascertain
the value of railroad track, rolling
S'ock' ana all other property liable to
assessment by the corporation commits
sioh OF such company, as provided in the
next preceding section, and divide it in
the proportion to the length Of sucb
iaalh me of road in this State, bears to
the whole length of such main line or
road, and determine the value in this
state accordingly"
me above is the statement of facts
on which the following opinion is based.
The vital question involved in this
actlon is whether the railroad CORPORA
tlons IN this State shall pay any tax
upon their intangible property before the
year 1908. The form of the question is
whether, considering the legal relation
between sections As, 49 and 30 Of the
Machinery Act of 1901, the assessment
OF the intangible property contemplated
IN section 80 can tie made before the
next assessment of real estate belonging
TO private individuals. OF course if the
intangible property cannot be assessed,
the taxes thereupOn imposed by law can
neither be collected nor aScertained. We
are aware Of the great Importance OF
this case to the railroads on the one
hand, and on the other to the State and
its citizens; and we would have pre-
ferred that the parties whose real in
terests are at stake should have been
directly represented in this action. They
would have been heard, had they seen
ut to become parties hereto. However
we must decide the case as it is brought
before US, ana, as the questions have
been clearly presented, we find no sub
s%tantial difficulty in their determine
ton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-24
Nominated For Congress.
(By the Associated Press J

Louisville, Ky, June 21.-At the Dem
ocratic convention in this city today.
Swagger Shorely, Of Louisville. was
for Congress from the Fifth
district.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-06-24


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Iailroad -. Allsbrook. no : g.. i.-
which expresses the settled rule of This
court In affirming that case on writ %
error. the supreme Court OF the United
states SAYS CHG L. : 80. 2o1). "
concur "ith the State court III the con-
ciCsions reached. as sustained by rea-
son and authority" 4 few quotations
from the numerous decisions 81 that
court. running through \ long series OF
years. show how firmly the rule IS e9t4b-
!ished.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-12
FORTY PERSONS HURT.
Gas Explosion wrecks Seven Story
New York Tenement.

Gas EXPLOSION wrecks Seven Story
New York Tenement.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Two score
persons or more were injured yester-
day afternoon in gas explosion which
occurred at 121 Avenue G, which is a
seven story tenement with a cigar fac
tory on the street floor.
A plumber was working on gas en-
CINE in the basement Of the building
and ran upstairs, calling Fire" An
drew Luft, proprietor Of the cigar fac
tory, ran out and turned in an alarm.
Just as the firemen were entering the
cellar and as the tenants from the up
per part Of the building We're rushing
downstairs the escaping gas exploded
and tore up the street floor and blew
out the entire front Of the cigar fac
tory.
Twenty weight families lived in the
building. Panic prevailed the moment
after the building had been shaken by
the explosion. The police were not on
hand in any numbers, and the excite
ment spread over the entire neighbor-
hood
The force OF the explosion was SO
great it blew cigars and other commod-
tiles which were in the cigar factory
across the street into butcher shop,
where meat which was hanging about
was blown to the rear of the shop.