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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-13

ZabarWiOre, nlZ SkollCelllIOWdllC
fakta juz wskazuja, i ludnoSc w
skutek tego pelna jest zapalu.
Gazety zrzucajac maske, cyni-
cznie przyznaja, ze Rosya SVEN
zw1ekaniem tylko igra}a Japo-
mia. Z r61nych miast wiekszych
nadchodza bardzo znaczne sunny,
siegajace W krocie miliony, dla
funduszu Czerwonego Krzyza.
Rowniez panuje powszechne
mniemanie, re ma mypadek, gdy-
by Rosya kleski ponosila, ma
przyrzeczona ze strony Niemiec
pomoc, nietylko dyplomatyczna,
ale takze i zbrojna w razie po-
trzeby.
wiedeh, 1890 lutego. = Jedna
gazet tutejszych, znana tego,
re posiada wyborne informacye o
dzia2aniu rewolucyjnych komite-
tow W Rosyi, podaje tekst pewnej
proklamacyi rozrzucanej w Ro-
syi, a wystepujacy ostra kryty-
ka rzadu, ktory wplatal Rosya
we wojne kosztowna, niepotrze-
bna, a opozniajaca ekonomiczny
rozw6j kraiu.
Paryz, 1890 lutego. : Berlin
ski korespodent do "Gaulois" do
nosi, ze dowiedzial sic najrew-
niejszego zr6d1a, IL cesarz Will
helm, wywierajacy znaczny
wpfyw ma sultana, otrzymal cd
tegoz przyrzeczenie, IL ME uczyni
mic, coby mogio stac sic powo-
dem do rozruchow ma Ba}kanie,
dop6ki trivia wojna ma dalekim
wschodzie, i re Bulgaria podo-
bne przyrzeczenie zrobifa Rosyi.
Londyn, 1890 lutego. = Ma
parowcu Majestic przyby1 do Ii
verpoolu niejaki Ivan Sjubano-
wicz, pochodzacy Austryi, kto-
ry W podr6zy pod pokiadem zwra-
cal ma siebie uwage tenn, re swo-
je skrzynie : jedyny sw0j paku-
mex = strzegl pilnie pred kaz-
dem uderzeniem i,ub dotknleciem.
Gdy wyladowal, ostroznie wy
ni6sl swoje skrzynke, ale urze-
dnicy c1owi, odkrywszy w niej
dino podw6jne, batwoscia pre-
konali sic, IL zawlera}a ona pod
fa1szywem dnem dynamit. By}o
go tyle, re wystarczylby, ably wy
sadzic wv powietrze okret MAZE
site i mic dzlwnego, re Sjubano-
wicz tax byl ostrozny. Areszto-
wano Sjubanowicza i rozeszly sic
pogloski o anarchistycznem
sprzysiezeniu, chociaz wydaje sic,
il cz1owiek ten jedynie w tym ce-
lu wi6z1 dynamit, by ma wsi OF
ca swojego rozsadzat grunt ska
1isty. Mia1 billet kolejowy do
Karlsbadu w Czechach. Dynaml-
tn bylo 18 funt6w, nadto 1896
kapsli.
Washington, 1890 lutego.
Z Pekinu donosi posei Conger, re
rad chihsh zamierza wkrotce
proklamowac swa neutralnost.
lynn sposobem przeszkodziloby
sic wpadnieciu Bokserow do
Mandzuryl, a ami Rosyanie ami
Japonczycy ME mogliby wkra-
cZac ma terytoryum chlnsKle.
Frankford, KY, 1890 lutego. =
w izbie posiow wniesiono nowe-
le wyznaczajaca $4,000 ma zaku-
picnic Lincoln Home, m1ejscs
urodzenia Abrahama Lincolna, i
zamienienie tegoz na park publ
czny.
Baltimore, Md, 1890 lutego. =
Jednym dowodow, re mlasto
dzwiga sic pomySlnie po wielkiej
klesce, jest, re wszystkie banki
w tymczasowych lokalach rozpo-
czefy ma nowo prowadziG intere-
sa zaopatrzone So dostatecznle
w fundusze. Ogniotrwa1e ich
sklepienia mic ME ucierpia1y. Bur-
n y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-02-13
kronika MiejscoWa.
Droga szynka.

pieniedzml, otrzymanyml "a sWa
prace. Pc drodze porobii rome
sprawunki, ostatecznie czujac
sic zmeczonym, glodnym i spra-
gnionym, wstapii do szynku ma
rogu ulic Loomis 46. Tu odwi-
nal papier, W kt6ry byfa zawinie-
ia pachnaca szynka. Ma jej wi
dok zakoiataly W piersiach SERGE
trzech drabow, siedzacych w
szynku "a stolen, ktorzy predko
raradzili sic miedzy soba, wyszli
potem "a Switalskim, napadli ma
niego i zabrali mu nietylko sym
Ike, lecz jego "pejde" W dodat-
ku. Me dlugo nacieszyli sic swo-
i'm 1upem. Dostali sic w sieci
czujnej policyi, a sedzia Quinn
skazal ich wczoraj ma kare picnic
zna koszta, pomimo ich zapew-
nienia, re dopuScili sic kradziezy
"dla zartu''. Ten zart kosztowa}
ich wszystltich razem $11S, jak
ma szynke, ktorej nawet ME mieli
czasu spozyt, nieco "a drogo.
Switalski nletylko szynke, lecz i
pieniadze otrzymal z powrotem.
Osobliwa kopalnia zlota.
Prezesem ko1npanii Model
Gold Mining" jest Frank Jaeger,
seIreto~z ~zem John Jaeger. Sc
dzla Is at naznaczyE Equita-
bic Tr;.5t Co. zawiadowczynia
interesow Franka i Johna Jaege-
row, poniewaz jeden z akcyona-
ryuszow udowodnil, ze Jaegero-
vie falszowali ksiazki handlowe
przedstawiali stan rzeczy swo-
jej kopalni zlota we falszywem
swietle. Sprzedawali oni akcye i
otrzymanych ztqd pieniedzy
piacili sobie i innym uprzywilejo-
wanym akcyonaryuszom wysokie
dywidendy. Ich matlipulacya po-
lega}a ma tenn, re drukowana BIZ
buia, bedaca stosem bezwarto-
sciowego papieru, stanowila dla
Mich tyllo kopalnie z}ota, zwana
"Model". Rozumie sic, re Jaegro-
vie odpowiadat beda "a swe
sprawki kryminalne.
Jeszcze echo katastrofy.
Pred specyalna grand jury,
rozpatrujqca sprawe pozaru w
teatrze Iroquois, stawali wczoraj
krewni 22 letniego Josepna Sey-
mour, kt6ry w teatrze wskazy-
wal gosclom miejsca. Zajmowai
on godnie swoje stanowisko, na
kt6rem zginai, lecz zginai jako
bohater. Starai sic on ma razie "a
pobiedz panice, a gdy mu sic 20
ME udaio, wybiegi na ulIce.
Wkr6tce potem wr6cil. pory-wal
dzieci wynosil je Ocalil " ten
spos6b zycie 22gu dzieciom. Po-
wracal potem jeszcze kilka ray
uprowadzal starszych, ostatecz-
ME wszedl ME wr6cil. Znalezio-
no W teatrze zweglone jego zwio-
XII. Dyrektor teatru w. ]. DAVIS
kazai pochowac mlodego bohate-
ra wiasnym kosztem.
Zuchwaistwo coraz wieksze.
Rabunki zaczynaja w Chicago
przybierat takie rozmiary, re je-
zeli zbrodniarze ME dostana sic
predko "a kraty, kazdy obywatel
zmuszony bedzie chodzlc bronia
W reku strzelaG do bandyt6w,
jak do wsciekiych psow. Dzsiaj
mad ranem dwoch zamaskowa-
nych drab6w wpadlo do szynku
pm. 27o6 w. Lake str. Bylo tam
kilku gosci, ktorzy ma komende
jednego opryszka musieli pod
niesc w gore rece, gdy tymcza-
sem drugl lotr zamlonsl gospoda-
RIA, Hermana Schmidt, w lodow-
nj, nastepnie wyproznii kase, W
ktorej znajdowaio sic 5000. Ban
dyci ograbili nastepnie gosci, po-
biwszy mich jednego, ktoremu
ME bvto SDieSZno roZStaWac sic
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-12-29

building, The fire at no point crossed
Third street.
rs it Was, the escape of The Tribune
building was little short of marvellous.
ana tor n time the fire seemed certain
to leap across Pierce street. devour
Davidson Bros store, the G.. S~henkberg
company. wholesale grocery house, and
sweep on un~inteTruptedly to the west.
Dynamite in the Seller Bros. building,
Just east OF Pierce street, together with
EXPLOSIONS Of iluuOr. wrecked tina
structure, and this, together With the
tact that ut about this hour the water
pressure grew stronger, is responsible
Tor the fact that the fire was bounded
as ii was.
The Alarm Sounded.
At $40 O'Clock the alarm Of fire
was sounded. Fire Chief Kellogg was
on Fourth street at the time. Two
minutes later the first hose wagon was
at Fourtll and Jackson streets, but al
ready practically h entire Pelletier
building vas enveloped in flames lick
ing high into the air.
+. NJ. Pelletier, manager of the Pei
letter company. says: Il first saw the
lire when smoke was coming through
the gents furnishing department in
the northwest corner Of the first floor.
Instantly l yelled at the top Of my
voice for every clerk to leave The
building. ] started for the rear of the
store, but before l could reach there
the whole room was IN fire. MY hair
Was Scorched, though l rushed ont i'm
mcdiatcly.'
The Pclletier store had been cIabor-
ately decorated for the Christmas sea-
son, and now the Very beauty of the
store was its doom. Like a huge oiled
Eindling pile the flames licked up this
SiE-StBlV structure and when tho fro
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-12-29
~EXTRADITlON DENIED,
New York Authorities Decline to Re-
turn DR.. Chadwick to Ohio on
Demand.

Albany, \. y, Dec. 2S.-Sheriff Barry
OF Cleveland was refused an e~xtradition
warrant for Dr.. Leroy S. Chadwick at
the executive chamber here today. The
ground of refusal was hat his papers
failed to prove hat DR.. Chadwick was
in the state of Ohio March S. 1909, when
the forgery OF the signature of Andrew
Carnegie, in which he is accused of hav-
ing been concerned, with his Wife. is al
legged to have been committed. Sheriff
Barry went on to New York,
Sheriff Barry decided not to try to
| correct his papers 10Y but to go to
New York, arrest DR.. Chadwick, and,
arrange for the requisition afterwards.
Cleveland, O., Dec. 2S.-County Prose-
tutor Keller, when shown Il dispatch,
from Albany stating that Sheriff Barry
lad been refused an ~eXtradltlon war
rant for Or. Chadwick, said
"'Ehe papers which Sheriff Barry car
ried to Albany We're in the regular
form and cannot understand why IL
warrant, as requested, has been re-
fused. 1t is probably a mere technical
ity, however, owing to the difference in
the laws OF New York and ohio.
Cleveland, O.. Dec. 2&.-Sheriff Barry,
left for Albany II New York, carrying
with him papers for DR.. Chadwick, VINO
is expected TO land at New YORK on the
Pretoria Wednesday,.
Mrs. Chadwick showed nervousness.
She finally sent for the sheriff, with the
statement that she wanted TO talk over
the trip to New York and the impend-
ing arrest Of her husband.
Tie Woman's Statement.
The sheriff spent almost an hour with;
the woman in her cell. during which she'
W-pt couvulsiVcly Il know you viii
+ treat my husband as kindly as possible
under the circumstances, but please re
member tina he is innocent of any
Wrongdoiug.' said Mrs. Chadwick as
the sheriff entered her Jail quarters.
During the hour that the sheriff was
talking with her Mrs. Chadwick re-
peatedly asked him TO be kind to DR..
Chadwick. TO the sheriff the woman
deplOred the indictment against her
husband and said il was all an awful
mistake. This is the worst thing that
has happened during the trouble CT the
last few weeks said Mrs. Chadwick.
II never thought my husband would be
dragged into this affair-it is so unjust
for if ever an honest man lived it is
my husband
Mrs. Chadwick asked the sheriff tc
tell her in Detail of all OF his plans
Several times she referred to the doc
tors daughter. by a former wife, who
is returning with Dr.. Chadwick to thl:
country. The woman also especially
asked that the sheriff do everything
possible TO make the situation as cas-!
as possible for the young girl.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-12-29
STANDARD Oil BREAK.
Rogers and Rockefeller May Sever Re-
lations Because of the Lawson
CbarrCs.
CHARGES.

New York, Dee. 2S.-Rostou, ut least.
expects real results from the fight be-
tween Thomas ", Lawson and tho
system And Boston Is not alone in
this expectation, for New York is full
of neeceiess lambs who are longing
now to see the wolves skinned. the
bears killed and the bulls dehOrned.
An intimate friend of Lawson, III an
interview, declares that Lawson is
really Il modest man, and that though
ne mad courage and conviction, he does
not at all realize his own power. He
does not appreciate that he is the man
of the hour all over the country, or
that he has carried conviction to the
minds of millions Of people who are
ready to stand by him in the fight that
is forcseen.
Boston Is a Unit.
"The Boston stock exchange is a
unit in support of Lawson" declares
this friend. Boston at best has no
friendship for Wall street. for RoS-
ton, with somewhat old-fashioned ideas
of honesty 9nd business ethics, has
been o~utstriJped by New York large
ly through the operations of fren2ied
finance. Though it is little in the lime
light, Boston has a great financial fol-
lowing all over the country. It is the
home of the copper stock market. and
when A~maISamatod carried that bust
ness away to Wal street Boston felt Il
resentment that is deeper today, as a
result Of Lawson's disclosures. than
ever before. Boston's money made the
copper industry, but Wall street moth
DDS have stolen the profits, ana Bos-
ton is not pleased.
Battle Is but Beginning.
It is felt in the hub that the battle
is but beginning, and that While Law
son now apparently has the upper HAND
OF the men of frenzy, they mas be CON
fdentlE expected to make him serious
trouble before long. Lawson is :
multi-miil$onaire, and an intrepid anC
resourceful II e but he has not tn,
resources. to fight the system he is eX.
posing. lie could be crushed soon bu
for the fact that New England is will
him, half of Wall street is secretly witt
him, and the country at large is gener
ally with him. 1t is also believed ant
~deVOutly prayed that the administra.
ton will be with him. Lawson, declare
the friend who has talked Of his affairs
asks only that he be let hone. He j
sure that the people, the laws and al
honest administration will win hi
fight. II his magazine is not exclude
from he mails, n he is not the vic
tim of unfair assaults, he and hi
friends are sure he will win.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-12-29

and against odds the fire made its
way in this corner, just as in the City
National bank at the northwest corner
of the block to the east.
Fighting from Fourth street, Il fire.
men succeeded in Stemming the course
of the contlagration before 1t enveIoped
the Northwestern ban portion of he
quarter block. Around on Pierce street
the Diuzc in the Seller building was
gradually subsiding. The West hotel
was now II spluttering mass of cinders.
The Fire Under Control.
The fire was under control. 1t was
1l:50 O'Clock.
But the battle was not over. lust at
this moment the Council Bluffs fire de-
partnent. which had been sent for, ar
rived by special train. AS the wagon,
drawn by fresh. prarcing horses, drew
up to the blaze CneerS from hundreds
Of people rent the air. The visiting fire
men GOffed their hats in response to the
welcome TO the men who had come at
pcll-mell speed Il hundred miles to save
the cit% of Sioux City rom destruction.
That the fire was under control damp
cnCd not the ardOr of the welcome tv
them. They had colnc to the relief OF
the city ana Sioux City vas grateful.
In This connection, the city is in
debted to Frank Walters, superintend-
ent OF the Northwestern railroad, who
early in the evening sent orders to
| Omaha to ave the Omaha n Council
Bluffs departments sent here by special
train. The train at Council Bluffs did
not wait till the Omaha fire engines
.prriNed, coming on ahead. The On1aha
department stopped at Council Bluffs
A fast run was made, bringing the fire
men to the city in less than two hours
South Sioux City Helped.
South Sioux City sent her fire de-
partment as We'll. Volunteers from
South SIOUX City now came forward
TO relieve the exhausted 1iremen. Long
after the glory of the battle had passed
through the small hours Of the NOR
ming, these men stood. in f~reezini
clothing, on slippery ladders or in pools
Of water, and threw water into tn,
Quilted buildings, that there might b.
no rcaWak ening of the fire. AS it wa
flames broke ont at I o'clock thi
morning in the Northwestern Nationa
bank building. completing the guttin;
Of it. But 4 small army of tireme.
charged the bia&c. y dozen stream
: We're turned Upon it. And within a
hour all danger had passed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-12-29
A SPLIT IN STANDARD?
John D. Rockefeller Said to Be lndiq-
nart Against ROGERS.

New York. Dec. 2S.-Coior was lent
today by = statement made by NJ. +.
Elliott attorney for the Standard Oil
company, to reports circulated in Wall
street of an imminent breach between
Ohm D. Rockefeller and Henry II.
Rogers on account of the notoriety
achieved by the latter in connection
with Thomas w. LaWSOn'S disclosures.
According to the story. so intensely
annoyed is Mr.. Rockefeller over the
connection OF The Standard OILS name
with Mr. Rogers speculative ventures.
that he has not only cmphatically
vetoed legal action, which Mr.. Rogers
desired 10 take, but is contemplating
making a statement, pointing out the
difference between What Mr.. Rogers
may DO and what is done by the Stand
ard Oil company. Mr.. Rockefeller is now
the only person standing in the way Of
legal action by Mi. Rogers against
Thomas w. Lawson.
Lawson Drew the Line.
LAS attorney for the standard OH
company" said MIR. Elliott today. 7
! know nothing whatever about MI. Law
I sons disclosures. 1t is not Il matter in
which this company is concerned. Mir.
Lawson. in the first or second article
he wrote, made il very clear that he
drew n distinction between the Stand
ara Oil company and those who are in
tereSted either as stockholders OF Off
GERS of the company. He announced
hat he would always refer to stand
ard Oil AS entirely distinct from the
Standard Oil company.
MY. Lawson has told nothing about
the Standard Oil company, because he
knows nothing. This company is an
gagged in the oil business and nothing
elae. 1t has been made plain hat Mr.
Rockefeller is not interested in any
Tay in Anlalgamnted Copper
Rogers and Rockefeller.
is it true that there is any difference
between Mr, Rogers and Mr.. Rockefel
Ter over the recent squabble over Anal
galnatcd copper"
Il know nothing about such matters
I am attending to legal business 70
the company II l know nothing abou
the personal side
Mr.. Elliott added that he did no
know what companies MI. Rockefelle
had been interested in outside o
Standard Oil.
as il not true that the close con
@nection Of Mr.. Rogers With the Stand
ard Oil company has created the i'm
preston in the popular mind that tn
company itself has been involved?'
That may be 50, though Mr.. Law
son made Il clear distinction. 1t canno
be denied that Mr.. Rogers is an office
If the Standard Oil company, but h
has Il very large business outside"
Trouble Over Magazine.
Samuel ~Untermeyer. counsel for MI
Rogers, denies today that he knew any
thing of the subpoena issued in Bos
ton today, citing Il Boston neWsdeale
to appear in court for selling Every
|, body'S magazine.
Il had no connection with it," n
said. I'm fact, not having heard O
anybody beng murdered, poisoned q
mysteriously done away with. I hay
49, --,-, q, = IA, .,,F - H.. -~,,;,l .l,,.
ncter to meet the eXigencies of tn
situatiOn."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-12-29
faASSACRE Or BLACKS.
White Miners in Georgia Fire Into i
Church Where Christmas Cele-
hration Is On.

H~anceville. Ala. Dec. 2S.-While a
negro congregation was holding Il
Christmas celebrAion in a church at
Stours mountain, near here. Il Volley
Of shots were fired into the congrega-
ton from the outside. Rev. Clay. the
pastor, was shot through the hips and
will die. Two other negroes We're also
wounded. The shooting caused a panic.
Later the dead body of Henry Jet, a
white miner, was found near the church
with a revolver near by. He is supposed
to be a member of the shooting party.
accidentally killed by his companions.
Two white miners were arrested.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-12-29
POWDER EXPLOSION.
Several People May Have Been Killed
in q Wreck Near Halifax,
Nova Scotia.

lIalifax. n. S. Dec. PA terrific ex->
plosion shook the city TO-DAY, buildings
rocking as if effected by an earthquake.
It was reported the conclusion was,
caused by the blowing up of the plant OF
Il powder company at WaVerly, ten miles
from here.
A telephone message received from Wa
verify said the dry house of the plant. con-
tanning 700 cases of powder, blow VI. 1t
is believed several lives were lost.
A telephone message from WaveriS,
n mile from the scene of the explosion,
says the accident was confined to the
dry house, and the magazines We're not
affected. In this city windows were
shattered by the explosion. Many
doors of stores and shops locked foi
the day were blown open while consid
cradle damage was done IN other ways
by shaking buildings.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-12-29
Shaded Portions Entirely Ruined by the Fire.

top of the Warfeld building and planl-
cd spots of red.
VIII It Never Stop?
From hundreds of mouths rose the
aWe-struck cry:
1T has crossed Nebraska street."
Would the cOnflagratiOn never stop?
To the east. Il favorable breeze and Il
few stream of water were helping to
stop the blaze with the burning If the
Toy annex. In this three-StOry +
turc, which ~adjoined the Toy building,
the fire burned less %tiercely. There
seemed little danger OF its going far
Their east.
But to the west the flames were
marching with frightful rapidity. With
tier upon tier of buildings rising close
ten a deep concern 10Y the city so
dircfully threatened a few women
or boys were laughing or talking about
the great sight; here and there a drunk
staggered, mumbling; still men rushed
to places Of safety with books; and
| wagons lnShed their way through the
crowds with loads of ~ValuableS.
The crowd was now more frantic.
Men began yelling suggestions to the
tiremen.
Slow Up the Buildings.
"Dynamitc the buildings"
This cry was set up ana spread quick
~. Alderman d. f. kerby took Il lead
! III tiIlN Una al .tJpAil .ilS Hal
tho buildings be blown up.
IF it isn't done, the whole owl will
60" he declared.
Fire Chief Kellogg indeed sent for
dynamite, and sticks Of it were thrust
into the front OF the Seller building
ana the II. & II. Shoe company.
In the meanwhile the fire had quickly
taken the entire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
building into its embrace. The short
leap across the alley to the Seller
building was quickly made, -And n lit.
tie later the. quarter block to the West
together in the path before the eager
fire, there was no answering the Ques.
ton of its progress.
Now there lay ahead the Seller Bros
wholesale liquor house, fronting OF
Pierce street, just south of Fourth
The Tribune building, Il quarter Of
block south of the Seller building; tn,
Northwestern National bank building
:. at the corner Of Fourth and Pierc
streets: and the West hotel, on tn
southeast corner of the block. .Acros
Third street TO the south lowered tn
SiX-stOry Tolerton & Stetson ware
house; across Pierce street to.the ives
stood the ShenkDc"g and Davidso
buildings.
! Crowd Was in Terror.
As the fire went, on its way Wit
seeming "reminiscences, n tremor {
h terror seemed TO run through II
watching thousands.
when will ii stop?" was the Ques
ton on every lip.
: Men hurried nerVously about: on II
faces of some the pang of person
loss was to be seen; IN all was wri
hotel was bridged II that structu
,e was in flames.
, Now the battle was fought for II
IS Tribune. for the Davidson and Il
TO- Shenkberg building. Streams Of wat
j. were thrown on all three. Now t
ie Seizer building, was fairly in flame
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-12-29


And fercciT, madly it burned. Per-
hapS it was the hottest blaze of The
evening. The flames o o found stores
of liquors aud these fed the fire till
il Surged ana Writhed and boiled in a
perfect frenzy,
Outcome in Doubt.
Almost bra,,bIns.}y mo crowd
votrhad ,ha tn,,,n,t ~ v.ato, tLroyyr
ON Tho niraet anod h,,i,dinrs ana ,urn.
inv nuirkiy =, No I,t 10 nIo,,1S nr
t@,nh If oan,raI va b,n,an nn,ynr
rouId starn no n,,og,oss nf no hia,n
1hn T,ib,,re hlliIdino was nractirUv
aiven M ITor ~ ti,on me Grnrnnn hp-
II yv1e Lay,nn1 haIr roncnn-
rated ,hai. ecrn~is mrol othc, mid
inrs
Rut ro,, once fortune was kind The
hnnvy so,,th wall Of tho Selyar hriIdinp
| stood long. shialdinp h Trihune The
Iolors though making . fierce Intense
" hot fire did NOT SEND nannas 80 high
in the air as TO arch the street. And
explosions. either the dynamite or the
liouors had wrecked thc h,lildinc.
R]edouhling theii, efforts. req ching the
davidson building and nov throwing
an avalanche of water TO the south Of
of the Seller building. the fireman saw
q .bn,,a fo, ,,inf,ry