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boat men claimed much OF the honor actu-
ally belonging to the New Yorker.
She took twenty-eight men from the burn
ing liner Bremen, so the Official report
Of Capt. Braisted says. landing them at
Pier Q. North River Then she returned to
duty. following burning lighters and scows
and either beaching them or putting out
the fires aboard. She also turned her
Niagara on the burning NJ iin, after assist
ing In running her aground on Wechaw vixen,
thus saving, by cooling their prison. fifteen
Of the Mans crew. Ister she took ID
the men and transferred them 10 . tug
which cot tho credit ~ doing tho trick.
/ The life OF the crew OF the floating FIRE
engine when they are on shore duty Is not
srduous or unpleasant They name, col
lectively. messing as q committee every
month. oertAi men 10 do tie work Of the
month. such as polishing the bright work.
keeping the ship clean generally. and testing
drills With hose and Ia throwing and max
ing fasa lins~ ard hsxsefs
Most OF the men are married. zach has
q day on three tunes a month. They
have considerable leisure otherwi-e. which
,bsy. spehd playing cards, checkers os
After returning from q FIRE the hoss is
always washed out With fresh water from
hydrant o. the shore station. There 10
always one man on watch on drdk and one
man n tie hoass. parity 10 losk after The
Aftassnt's pfopeuy and partly ca kssp
. leokout Tor blazss M la y ~ Tissf.
hofnssline~ tho tower 10 uned ~ . poini II
ehssrysflsn. but " ls generally no, nes dsd
MOI ~ The men have L~en . long time la
tho hfs bnai sefssae
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Is simply an ununifovmsd employees OF the
department.
The coal bills Of the New Yorker are
pretty stiff, as she always has stesm up
and fire glowing under all OF her four boilers
ready to send her, at 12-knot speed, to any
blaze afioat or W tn n 900 feet OF the bulk
heads Of bay or rivers. Tho New Yorker
responds TO about sixty calls from pier and
riverfront fire boxes In the downtown
district. At request she may eo--and mas
gone-to fires on the New jersey shore
II vessel comes into quarantine with
battened matches, under which nre u
smouldering, her skipper. by notifying
Quarantine may get the services OF she
New Yorker eratuit ously. Quarantine tele-
phones TO Fire Headquarters. which calls
up the New Workers. station at the Battery
and let's Capt Braisted know what he Is
expected to do.
The great fireboat glistens with brass
covered stand pipes, like big. bright eyes
on port and starboard and fore and AT.
From these. through twenty lines OF hose
she can pour from the salty bay or rivers
- 900 gallons a minute into blazing wreck.
burning house or pier shed.
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within II minutes. amazing down q ~
81 the pier shed while flooding everysnlns
with 60 600 gallons Of the North, river
The LIQUID avalanche upset several WOLF
men who were trying, In an amatenrisn
way. TO stop the fire from spreading brlck
walls have tumbled like an old fortress
under modern bombardment under the
flerce. catapult-like thrusts OF the new
Workers mighty streams.
Firemen sfioat were handicapped untii
recently By tugs Of all rorts that Hooked
about burning vessels In the harpor IKE
aiea around q molasses barrel. LAttle
fellows with pumps hardly. powerful enough
10 throw streams above their own Sunny
smokestacks, would crowd against the
blazing craft, refusing to give way to bigger
boats that could do something TOWARD
puttins out the fire. The skippers OF the
little ones were after salvage, which they
claimed In inverse proportion to their size
and services.
The new law permits the fire boat captain
practically TO establish q fire line OF his
own. He has no battalion chief to advise
him when he Ia away from dock and none
on whom he can put reeponubihty. ne
h literally the master OF his ship and he
must have excellent Judgment TO escape
censure. y.
All tugs must give way TO him now. II
IA not likely that he would drive from
Are any tug that was doing any real service;
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GLASS BLOWN BY MACHINERY.
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LOTS OF VOTING MACHINES.
INVENTORS SLUfk HEHf WIN
All SORJs az bttHtA

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common remAsk ~ the inNsntow
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The hreboat Is equipped with noEEies
that viii throw streams varying from
q. 20 inches In diamsssr. Usually she
Uses az inch nozzie. Her four powerful
pumps. whose is-inch suction Pip~- dra~ In
tons u III water hsreabJuts. srp.l with
giant fOro. Wooden s,ruc,ur- 90 20
p,.,s- under proJsc,ils-llks ,orrenss from
the four gun suggsstivs stand plp.s on
deck
With only three pipes, one With . ~
inch and tho o,her With . inch stream.
200 pa oui . blaSs an tie outer aud ~
the savannah ,lns p.sf. la the North River
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DROWNING OUT A RIvERFRoNT BLAZE
One o. her mightiest squirting achieve

One o: her mightiest squirting achieve
ments was at an unpretentious lumber
yard fire las: year al the DOT OF
West Thirtieth street Her mon were
on duty there - hours and 20 minutes,
and the delugs from fourteen lines OF
hose was II. 700 900 gallons. Several fire
men were overcome by smoks In passages
between the tall lumber piles.
The New Yorker cannot conveniently
carry all the hose she sometimes needs
and a hose cart called boat tender, brings
her 1000 feet more from an engine house
ashore. There are three boat tenders.
ono in Fulton street, one In West Twenty
fifth street and the other in Harlem.
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W Capt william L Ersistsd. onioially
Known a. 10 en- m - Engine Company 81
yhsn Capt Braistsd is away lAeut Edward
u. FARRELL. dosignAt.d assistant foreman.
90 charge % the b ,use and the ship
Tue -four engineer. who arr all mem
.ssD Of tho uniformed forcr. sp-nd TAO o
tins on the New YORKER, with tbs thTs'
,inuniformsd and one uniformed stoker
than any of the antual ffr fighters TSo
~ The thres pilo,s. IN ~ whom ls ON dup
s4Shi hours. o.. TasulAT m"inis'rs II tho
f.ne nrpaTtnant the other fatucs h
h0cis, . hroth-f ~ fsIs Dave itsrl.'
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10 vote Al parry primaries he mus enrol
18th thai parry - roSistfafion tinss
We have IN oar dsparnea, ~ ti.s bes'
900 ~ hsahAssas hsss the registry h"s.s
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ssp..s ~ Ls 1sslsss,,sn v. .qiaes
have sosssioa "a - g. the real Old h1ss.s
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= s.ss ssss..sy $1,000. .. ..,...
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$50 Lsasss sftss sIs ssssasss- n o -
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ns.s salt l.iiseis s~sss 'sssss -
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fl.ssI. a 80 asssIslr ffIH.
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jewellers In Trinitys graveyard. Their"
is no shivering OF tinEors aboe d
tn, New Yorker None az her twenty m n
except the three professional pilots anu
some Of the engineers has ever had any
Thing TO do with seagoing craft; there are
70 topsswyers. not even an ordinary sea-
rraa, among the gallant crow; they are just
plain fre-quellers Of the most powerful
or Manhattans three floating engine COM
larles.
Most Of tie time while they are on duty
the New lorAtr's men Nv. in the two
sloried, iron-sided building with a little
tower Just to westward of the Aquarium
Ia. Battery Park. They are commanded
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OUR Big MARINE FIRE FIGHTER
EXAMPLES or THE FORCE or
THE NEW IORKEES PUMPS.
Streams That Pierce Brick walls Like Pro-
Jectiies From Rapd.iire Guns-iAfe
on board q FircbOat--How She Fights
Fires on Land and on the Water.

When the weird shrek OF sren Is helrd
OF the Battery residents Of the First ward
and folks In the lofty Office buildings there
abouts assume that there is a fire IA )at
or close to the waterfront, and that the
y,ry a,le lindsmen Of tho Fire Depart
msnt aboard the New Yorker are bound
for the blaze.
Nobody who has ever heard the footing
OF the fireboat late at night from the grave
like stiffness OF Battery Park can forget
It's uncanniness whel the wind Is from
the south OF southwest the strange blast
may be heard as far up as Trinity Church,
The grewsome sound of il its n, mood
OF man who may be stroiiIng among the
ancient tombstones Of the sepuchred
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but he can insist on tho fireboat's having
the right to take any position her captain
deems proper to help save property.
The great Hoboken blaze At the Norti
German Lloyd piers In June, 1900, revealed
the mettle OF the New Workers. men. Tug
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. G. E. Williams and daughter,
Of Bristol, are visiting Mrs. ]. P.
Lane.
G. M. Waterman of Racine spent
Friday evening with his brother Frank
Waterman.
Miss Grace Larrabee is home from
Marengo, ILL.,, for visit with relatives
and friends.
A pleasant informal dancing party
was given on Thursday evening at the
A. O. U. w. hall.
Miss Annette Cartwright, of South
Chicago, is spending week with
friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Simmons have
arrived at Georgiana Fla. and are esta-
blished in their home there for the
winter.
Capt. Lafburg, of South Manitou
Islands, has been selected to succeed
Capt. Buckenfelt as chief officer of the
Racine life saving station.
Mrs. 0. S. Newell and Miss Newell
went to Chicago Thursday afternoon
to attend the concert given for the
benefit of the Presbyterian Hospital.
Chris Myrup, former resident of
Kenosha. died in Racine Wednesday
evening. The deceased was ffty-fve
years Of age and was native of Den
mark.
Miss Rosalie Lyman entertained the
Prairie Avenue Hearts club at her
home on Pleasant street Friday even
ing. Those present report very
pleasant time
Into each life some ruin must fall,
Wise people don't sit down and bawl;
Only fools suicide or take to flight,
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
Tea at night.-C. II. Hurd. n14
Summonses in fourteen suits were
served on John Alexander Dowie Fri
day. He vast worried bit over it
and threatend to go down in his bree-
ches and pay them off. But he did at
do it.
Dowie is getting real mad at the
Northwestern Railway company and
Thursday he announced his intention
to build railway from Zion City to
Chicago. Of course it is possible that
Brother Dowie will havessome trouble
in carrying out his threat but it seems
to appease him to make the howl
against the company. It is altogether
an innocent balm for his feelings.
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Two Japanese boys have entered the
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