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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-02-17
'LANDOF SUNSHINE"
Title of Pamphlet Sent Out From New Mex
ico

John w. Corbett has sent the editor Of
the Courier a pamphlet entitled, "To
the Land of Sunshine A hand book of
the Resources. Products, Industries and
Climate Of New Mexico" 1t is well
printed book Of 900 pages, about
half! of which are half-tone Illus
trations. 1t was published under and bv
authority Of the New Mexico board of
managers of the Worlds Fair at St. Louis
and is thework of the New Mexican Print
ing Co., of Santa Fe. Mr.. Corbett is
located at Mountainair, Torrance comfy,
of which the new town, EStancia, is the
county seat, His advertisement in the
Estancia News reads: "U. S. Court Com
missioner. Notary Public. John w. Cor
betr, Mountaiuair, N M. Real Estate and
Insurance. Settlers located, Claims Sur
veyed and all Land Office Papers executed
'Corbett does it alp Scrip for Sale. The
locatian of Scrip is the quickest and easi-
est way to secure title to Government land"
Out there he is always referred to as
"Corbett Does it all."-Winfield Kansas
Courier.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-02-17
A BUSY BAPTIST.

Rev. Pope closed a short series of
revival meetings at the church in Cloud
croft. Although the atteu dance had
been good Mr. Pope did not feel disposed
to continue the meeting on account of
the deep snow and bad weather. He
has travelled over $500 miles during the
past year, and has baptised 265 people in
the territory. Optic.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-02-17
FOUR YEARS OF
Welded BLISS.
Popular Couple Held Reception on Annivsr
sary of Wedding Eve

On Tuesday evening, in response to ;
number Of invitations, about score o
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Preston Dun
lazy attended receT ton at the coy
home IN E5tancia, The occasion being
! the Fourth Anniversary Of their wedding
The house was festoored with hearts o
various sizes and colors. A series Of
tables had been prepared ard contest
was instituted in stringing buttons,
threading needles, picking beans with
tooth picks, spelling, and forming word
and playing finch. Miss Winnie Booth
aud Mr.. VIM. Mccoy proved themselves
adopts in the various undertakings ano
scored tie in the lead.
The ladies' proved their skill as arch
ers and securing the gentlemens com
pany at delectable lunch served by the
Misses L9ntz and Lena and Winnie
Booth, Miss Gladyss Corbett was in
charge of the punch bowl. Vocal mus.
ic by Mrs. Mrlby and Messrs W. A.
Dunlavy and VIM, Mccoy, was applaud
ed and encore followed encore. A piano
duet by Mesdsmes Dunlavy and Mccoy
was greatly enjoyed.
Mr., Corbett secured the attention of
all present and tried to propose that
owing to the condition of domestic
affairs the hymeneal VOWS on the part of
the bride and groom should be repeated
but overcome by the seriousness of tie
occasion could proceed no further snd
took his seat. Judge Garnott declined
to take hand in their domestic troub-
les and the matter was dropped.
During the evening a card containing
these lines was read. Great curiosity
was cause as to the author.
There was a maiden once, Mccoy and
fair,
Who captured Dunlavy con no mu.
Cho cabello en- la cabeza:
In Estanoia dwells the happy pair
This is true. I've seeu them there.
1t was after midnight before the
guests departed, wishing the bride and
groom many anniversaries. Those pres
snt were-Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Dunlavy
Judge and Mrs. Gsrnett, DR.. and Mrs
}. L. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. |
Jorbett, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Milby, |
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Mccoy, Misse
Emma and Gladys Corbett, Lena and
Winnie Booth and Carrie Lentz and
'lessrs. j. L. Mccoy, J. M Terry w. A.
Ounlavy and P. A. Spsckmann.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-02-17
ESTANCIA PUMPKIN
AND YANKEE SKILL.
The Combination Resulted in Pies Iike'Mother
Used to Make and Railroaders
Have Feast

| For some months past there have been
on display in the window of the Santa
| Fe Central offices in this city several
pumpkins, which took first prize at the
Albuquerque Fair last fall. These pump
kns were raised in the Estancia valley
along the line of this road.
Yesterday one of the pumpkins was
given to Mrs. w. H, Goebel of this city.
| This morning much TO the surprise of
| the office force, package containing
= Two delicious pies was brought into the
office. On each pie the letters rs. F.C."
formed the top crust. In order that the
pies might be properly described re-
preventative of the New Mexican was
invited to the office to indulge in piece
along with the office force
To say the least, the pies were GER
tainly of the kind that 'mother used to
make" Mrs. Goebel is a native of Con-
neCticut, Yankee, so one can readily
presume that she knows the art of max
ing pies and she does,
In appreciation of her kindness the
following letter thanking her for the pies
and signed by each member of the office
force was sent her.
The letter read:
Mr. and Mrs. Goebel, Santa Fe, N. NJ
Dear Ffiends-We desire to express
our appreciation both as to the quality
and quantity of tie pies labeed"S .F.C
which you have so kindly presented to
this office. Each and every one Of the
undersigned have enjoyed the same.
Mr.. Dibert finds that it will not be
necessary to prepare any meals at home
for at least ten days.
Mr. Grimshaw has retired for the day.
Mr.. Knox, who partook more freely |
than the others is now branded IS. f. c."
Mr.. Shield is slowly recovering.
Miss ErharIt, the stenographer, has
requested leave Of absence.
Mr. Lying is hunting for more pie and |
Mr.. Parsons has gone home to rest
Frank Dibert,
S. B. Grimshaw.
E. p. Shield.
j. P. Lying.
Katherine Erhardt
George F. Parsons.
New Mexican.
The "pumpkin' above referred to was
a Golden Squash grown by Mrs. W. @.
Walker, who should have had due credi
for same.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-02-17
SPECIAL NEE TING.

A meeting of the board of commission
ers of Torrance county is hereby called in
special session at Estancia, in said county
Saturday, February IS, 1905 at 10 a. m.
for the purpose of .transacting any busi-
ness which may rightfully come before
said body.
VALENTIN CANDELARIA,
Chairman.
JOHN w, GORBETT.
Probate Clerk and ex-officio Recorder
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-02-17

The experience of DR.. J. L. Norris tn
past season demonstrates the practicabilty
OF growing blue grass in the EStancia var
ley and the experiments this year should be
more general.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-02-17
MEMORIAL DAY.

Hon, Jacobo Chavez has introduced a
resolution in the senate on the death of
Col. J Francisco Chavez, fixing the
the date, Feb. 24th as a day for mem
orial services in honor of the long time
leader Of that body. Appropriate adj
dresses will be delivered.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-02-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
THEODORE is IN
ALABAMA

TUsRoGEE Ala. Oct 23-Not
since President McKlBlcy's visit In
1887 has Tuskogee been 30 thor
oughlg aroused as during President
HO0seYelt'R visit today.
President Roosevelt has always
taken the greatest interest in the
education Of the negroes in this
country and Il did not require much
persuasion ON the part Of Booker T.
Washington. the head OF the TuE-
kegee institute. upon his recent
ylsIt 10 Washington. 20 induce the
president 10 so arrange his Itinerary
that Il permitted him 20 spend the
greater part OF the day In TuakeRee.
In anticipation OF the presidents
visit the most elaborate prepara-
lions were made al the institute
The original plan ot sending a large
exhibit from the institute 20 the
state fair at Birmingham was aban-
doned. 70 as not 20 weaken the
completeness Of the exhibition at
the lntitnte which was prepared for
the benefit of President Roosevelt.
Upon his arrival President Roose-
welt was welcomed BY President
Booker T. Washington and the en-
tire faculty OF the institute. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

Prem the snouths Of women
women Of culture. women Of brains.
women Imbuea with the modern
idea a progress and advancement.
these words fen Monday afternoon.
az "a meeting 81 representatives ~
all the xomeu's clubs Ia seattle. -
they were assembled la the stan
ford.
And they were given With e right
good will
And the fact that the women q
Seattle are farseriug enough and
energetic enough to grasp the op-
portuniiy Of seaftls's lifetime. puts
10 shame those whom ether men
call men % business men OF
the business Of ise5-thoas cham
ber Of commerce men who unrca-
sonably refused 10 believe that seat
tie can entertain $1,000 persons.
But the women Of Seattle say they
can
And
II wouldn't be taking a long
chance to wager that. given a
chance
They will.
The resolution vns PASSED without
dissenting vote.
Steps win be Immediately taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Seattle Woman TO Sue
Prominent Everett Man
For Breach OF Promise

to fight the eaHe IN court Thomp-
son. ia an Interview. says
4 knew the woman slightly when
she lived IN Everett. and have seen
her occasionally since. once in this
city she told somebody that she and
I were going o. get married. aud
when ! heard Of it asked Tor an
explanation and informed her that
/ had no such intention. She said
she had supposed We would get
married some day. and after that
saw nothing Of her for some time.
"fhia suit for breach Of promise
Il simply a sort ~ bihekmail, and
am going 20 fight It 10 a finish. The
woman told me some time ago that
she intended to sue unless paid her
1900. The reason that the matter
has not been made public before thiH
y because she has been trying 70 get
me 20 pas the $1,000 and call a.
square
5 White I would let the last piece
% property I have go 10 pay debt.
I do not owe this woman anything
and don't intend 10 pay her a cent
unless compelled TO. and I feel GER
tain no court viii support such n
claim as that she Is making"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

Manuel Teshnra. 80. \ Mexican.
met death beneath the wheels Of a
Northern Pacific switch engine al
o'clock Monday morning In an
unknown manner The top OF the
unfortunate mans head vaa clipped
off an with a knife. and his right
arm severed at the shoulder blade.
Engineer Heurieks and Conductor
Flaherty. u the train crew ON en-
Etne BIS. are unable 20 throw any
light on the accident They found
tho manEleti remains on the track
~ the foot 81 Main upon their re
turn from the lower yards AZ ? Is
O'Clock. Not long before they had
''ahuuted- a atflng OF freight cars
past the spot where the body was
found. II t. supposed thai Tcshara
attempted To pass In front of the
cars OF crawl over thezn. The train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Councilman Rude Is
Candidate For Mayor

II. T.. Rude. councilman at large.
Is being mentioned as a candidate
for mayor. The fact that the conn
Gilman still has a large seandl-
navian following. ard that he Is also
satisfactory 20 the corporations. has
led his friends TO believe that he
can make "A good run at the head
OF tho republican ticket.
At tho city hail Rude's candidacy
IS not taken seriously. II is claim
ed there that the announcement of
his candidacy Is merely a big bluff
on the part OF Rude. his real object
being TO so franc things up that
he can land the eounciimanic plum
once more.
Rude Is not as popular At the city
hall as he once was. There Il has
hecu freely predicted for some time
that Notwithstanding the uniiring
work he Is putting IN. he cannot
land the nomination for councilman
at large. much less that OF chief eX-
eeutivc.
In the language OF the politi-
clans. Rude "queered' himself at
the time of the big fight over tho
election Of II. g. Gill as president
OF the council. Previous TO that
time Rnde had n strong stand IN"
with the faction that controls the
council. He was handed all the
good jobs available. but since his
prestige has vanished.
Rude has pledged himself. accord
ing TO the city hall version of the
affair. TO support Gill. He had al
ways been a Gill man. Afterwards
he was called into the office OF the
editor of an evening paper. who was
making a fight against GIL, and told
that II no would vote for Criehton
he could obtain that papers sup
port. Somehow the Gin men be-
came aware OF how they were being
double-erossed within q few minutes
after Rude had made the deal They
succeeded in having the vote in the
council taken by an open ballot.
Rude did not dare to double-eross
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

Mrs Joanna Leahman. proprie-
tress u the Seal Rock lodging
house. al FIRST avenue south. has
instructed her attorneys 20 bring "a
SO 900 anmaEe suit for breach 81
PROMISE against former Counctl-
man sandy" Thompson. of Everett,
although. she declared Monday 20 q
Rtaf man. that the ease might be
setusd out 81 court
AIRS LeahmAn claims that the
eFwNhile city dad Of the city OF
sstnyh eHtacka" won her heart q short
tnrt after she had secured a d.
voroe from her former husband. aud
that Thompson promised 10 marry
her. and now she further claims
that she must have a guudiY sam uf
finasueiai balm for his refusal 70
eafry out hia promise.
Il DO not care to discuss the nf-
far .fuffhef Than 10 say that Il n Ia
my attorneys hands ana They may
~ertffe settlement out Of eourt
sald Ms Leahmnn to star re-
i.eFter. aonday
A special dispatch 10 The Star
frem Everett states that Thompson
mas retained lawyers aud proposes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Looted Rich
Mems Homes
py sefIpps ns~s As..n,

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.--The police
are trying 10 solve the mystery re-
vcaled by the capture OF the sloop
Doroda. which vas luxuriously Mt
ted out with silyerware. Oriental
rugs and loaded with expensive bric-
a-brac supposed 20 have been stolen
from tho homes OF millionaires
along the sound and carrying the ef-
fects Of Mldshipman Jackson. u 3.
n, who disappeared from the bat
tlShip Missouri. apparently going
with Olga Maxwell. whose effects
we're also taken With the HlooD.
Jackson was found some time ago
by his father In Canada. in n dazed
condition, and said he did not re-
member leaving the ship and could
recall but little after joining the
woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

70 cooperate with the subscription
committee of the local Hn5cavor
Union 10 contribute toward the
guarantees fund II t2B.eoe.
Thus with the ministers OF the
city and the women of the city and
the rsaxt hunfiinE. representative
business men 81 the city. all fighting
for that convention
How can kaAttle Ioae1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Is DECAPITATED
UNDER ENGINE WHEELS

crew heard no ouieries and narrow
y ayertrd the running over the
dead body on the return trip Cor
orer Carroll vas notified and Dep
uty Coroner Arnold conducted an
Investigation. The body was taken
to the Bonney- Watson m0rgue.
A search Of the clothing showed
that he was a baker on the steamer
Humboldt and that he leaves a wife
and two children. living at Santa
Cruz. Cal.
The Humboldt doeked on Sunday
night and tho crew had not received
their wages. But cents was found
In Tesharae pockets and his fellow
ssainen say that no did not drink.
Whether he became bewildered or
was intoxicated. cannot be learned
His wife has been notified and the
body will be held for Instructions
from her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

openly. and was obliged to stick by
Gill. but the Gin men have been
afraid TO trust him ever since. Had
the vote been secret. as uHuai. Rude
would have voted for Crichton and
ne would have been elected.
A tailor by trade. Rude was made
chairman OF the finance committee
at the request OF Comptroller Rip
linger. who. Il Is said. thought he
could thus obtain all the credit OF
running the financial affairs OF the
city. Rude not being suspected OF
being able TO do so.
Rude has also made himself I'M
popular with the heads of the vari-
Gus city departments because of his
persisteney In trying to force upon
them bis Scandinavian friends.
Rude's zeal in trying TO get Jobs
for his friends has led him to go too
far. and the patience of the city Of
ficials. generally SO enduring in
such cases. has been exhausted.
Other acts Of the cOuneilman-at-
large have served 10 make him I'M
popular and this fact taken with his
lost prestige among the controlling
faction of the council. is considered
at the city hall to be sufficient to
prevent his recommendation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
MILL IS
BURNED

nEI.IINGHAM. oct. 23.--ouc q
the most disastrous fires IN this
county for years occurred Saturday
night wheH the shiugie mill near
Custer. belonging 10 I'D Brown ard
Hart Bros. Was destroyed with
about e,0o0. 900 shingles. The loss
IL szo.080. With 30 Insurance. The
origin 81 the fire Il a mystery. A
dance was held Saturday HiEht and
the night Waterman az the min Vas
absent from hia post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
ORION A STAFF CORRESPOND

ENrl
HARPER. Wash. Oct. 2a.-Attor
swimming from a sinking launch a
half mile from shore. and wandering
through the woods for two days aad
three nights In her underclothlng,
Mabel Tate. the ehlld-wife OF Frank
Tate. Seattle saloon man, Is nov
eonvalcseiug at the home Of Nelson
Butts. manager OF the Harper
Boarding house in this little village
GA Tho sound
4 correspondent Of The star call
ed at the Butts place this morning
and listened to a strange tale Of
traSgedy from the lips OF the giFl,
who Is an Italian and has only been
IN this country four months.
Mrs. Tate states that a party Of
seven persons. Including her hus-
hand and herself. left Seattle on
Monday night in 4 small launch ~
Gently purchased By Tate They
we're bound Tor Tacoma. where the
latter Intended 10 go into the sa-
Icon business for himself In the
bottom OF the launch. In an iron
box. was sa.OaO In gold and cur
rency. drawn the Saturday before BY
Tate from a Seattle bank
Tate's five companions we're Ger
mans and Italians. ali recent chance
ncQuaintaneeS OF the saloon man,
o. the trip because
Of the possibilities OF a grand drunk
planned by Tate in honor % hts
debut into the Tacoma liquor field.
-Four gallons Of bad whisky were on
board
Ali that night. according to the
unfortunate girl the men drank
copiously and became stupidity In
toxieased Often no effort was made
20 sfaer the craft. which swung
round and round tn a circle. while
the men flung themselves on the
seats. helpless from whisky.
Tuesday morning. said the girl. In
her broken English. she eoald see
Tacoma ahead through the wcsi
passage. The launch was then rap
idly filling with water. She re-
moved most OF her clothing and
Jumped overheard. swimming a half
mile to shore She stated that after
having swan about five minutes
she turned around and TIE BOAT
HAD DISAPPEARED
After wandering through the
woods for threo days and two
nights. eating herbs aud drinking
from streams. the girl finally reach
ed the plant of the vash0n Sand 4
Gravel company. where she staid
that might. Next morning she was
brought here.
Bowen her sohs Mrs. Tate told
The star man that. when the party
left Seattle. the men all carried guns
and knives After they bad drunk
enough 60 become Guarrels0me. she
surreptitiousiy threw the weapons
overheard. fearing bioodshed.
zThe girls story L. borne out by l.
s. Woods. Of the Harper Brick {
Tile company. who states that Tues
day morning he went 10 Seattle on
the Sentinel and saw a launch. an
swering the girls description Of her
husbands boat. going toward Tia
coma The boat vas on the lee 81
Blake Island The launch. states
Mr. Woods. was not rolling much.
This was at s15 a. m. The girl
says that the wreck occurred some
time near $50 a. m This would
have given the launch time 10 get
from under the lee OF the island and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
MlJTINY!
DESPERATE CREW ATTAcKs CAPTAIN AND mATE-LAr.
TEA MISSING MASTER BADLY wouNpEo-Two MEN
SHOT

officers subdued them with Delay
Ing pins, and when ashore In this
city this morning the officers tried
% arrest them. Detective Harliek
was shot and his condition IL crit
teal William Acmaneu. Waterman.
was shot and seriously hurt. Cap
tain r. II. Branley. master OF the
ship. Is suffering from several stabs,
and Mate Medley has not been seen
since attacked by the crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
BLOODY RIOT
TEN KILLED AND 100 WOUNDED IN CLASH BETWEEN TIA
CHILEAN POLICE AN ANGRY

SANTIAGO. chile. Oct. 28.-Ten
people killed and 100 wounded in a
battle between the police aud riot
cra here on Sunday The riet start
cd at n meeting called to petition
the government 10 abolish the Inn
port tax on Argentine cattle. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

troops were absent at maneuyers,
and the police were unable TO queIl
the disturbance Street cars and
electric lights were destroyed. Tha
fire department was ordered cut
last night 90 aid In restoring orders
The troops are expected to arrive
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.--Following
mutiny on the schooner Ida y.
Gibson. In bound from Norfolk. the
captain was shot this morning, one
IL missing and believed to be muir
aered. The ship Is fast settling
down and will probably soon lie
al the bottom Of the East river at
the pier where Il Ia tied up. The
men mutinled when the ship ran
aground Outside Of Norfolk. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Domestic Trouble Lands Tommy
Bevan, Ex-PoIiceman, in Jail

In the city bastllc.
Il tell you ! don't think much Of
this place. he continued, as he
planked down $50 as bail money.
Beyau once held a position with the
police department but lost his star
miabehayior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

"oh. IT'S Just a little trouble with
me wife" explained Tommy nevan,
eN-deputy sheriff and policeman,
who was placed under arrest by Pa
trolman Donlan on Sunday night
aud charged with belng disorder
Is person. after strenuous night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

Flames from an exploded lamp In
the room Of George c. Clark. 1908
Third. on Sunday night almost suf-
located Clark. and destroyed the
contents OF the apartments. Had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
X DROWNED IN PUGET SOUND!

YOUNG ITALIAN GIRL ONLY SURVIVOR or tLl.FATEo
LAUNCH, swlas SINKING BOAT AND wANoERs FOR
DAYS AND NIGHTS THROUGH WOODS IN SEARCH OF sue.
eoR-TslLs THE TRAGIC FATE OF HUSBAND AND FIVE
eomPANloNs-$4ooo IN eoLo DOWN WITH uNroR.
TuNATE VICTIMS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
NEARLY SUFFOCATED
IN BURNING ROOM

not the firemen arrived in time.
Clark. who. IL Is said. was lntoxi-
Gated. would have burned to death.
He was sent 10 the Wayside hos-
pital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

out into the open again.
Tate Is said 20 have n mothe
living between olalia aud Harper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
GRAFT FIGHTER AS FIRE I
EIHITTn

! GRAFT FIGHTER AS FIRE a
FIGHTER.
! JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. 4
! Oct. 20. The executive man 4
! sior- light fire this morning 4
) In the blg reception hall be- 4
! meath the s'esplng apartments Z
) Of Governor and Mrs Folk. Z
! The smoke awakened the gov 4
! ernor. Who assisted Mrs. Folk 4
! from the building and turned Z
! Ia an alarm. tie donned an old :
! rubber coat and took CON- I
! mand Of the firemen. direct Z
; ing their operations person
4 ally. The flames Uere eoon
\ extiaguished. The loss IL
! about 81 600 A defective eiscz I
} trio wire caused the fire