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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01
SENSATIONAL ARE
 ARRESTS AT NACO
DEPUTY SHERIFF EMORY P. ELLIS, WITH FIVE OTHERS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN COAL FROM FL PASO & SOUTHWESTERN - ONE OF GANG NOT
 YET IN TOLLS FELONlOUSL YCHARGED.


of Deputy Emory r. Ells Hart C. Berry Naco yesterday, with eight coal the of the little in The the Special Officer Taylor of railroad
 other been divuged officers, owing Carln conderatng the of stealing from complaining
 White yesterday the which local of Justice C. of the Els guilty of bail nshed in different amounts the returning their homes Naco last
 of alleged been belonging the Fl Paso 
 a he a
 charged with felony, the specific allegation being
  December, Harts He his being R. T. Frazier saloon
 other, Is pending in placed $25O and set immediately C. Barry, E. P both whom themselves and Frazier ed Ranch saloon at Naco.
 (colored) and G. C. arecharged with sacks oerse that of coal from George O. Cawy Ed Carlin.
 charged misdeme SEQ each and their will July g at 5
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01
ST DAVID WELLS REVOKE LICENSE
Sheriff Hunt Puts Stop to Sa- loon in Lowell Bawdy
 House,

Sheriff Stewart Hunt arrived in the cfty yesterday. and after an investi- gation. notified Messrs. Hurlburt x Melbourne. proprietors of a saloon in the vicinity of Lowell. in connection with which a house of prostitution has been maintained. that on and after June 30th. no license will be issued for the sale of intoxicating liquors upon the premises
 Another saloon in the vicinity op- erated by man named Lont zreceiyed a similar notice and his license will be revoked upon its expiration. which is some time in August
 When seen last evening. Sheriff Hunt stated that he was determined that disorderly houses conducted upon any street. road or highway. which was used by the general public as an entrance or exit from any set. tlement or mining camp. should not be allowed to exist and he proposes to take similar action in other parts of the county where complaints are made
 The action by the sheriff is taken in conformity with Par. 279 and 2S1 of the Penal Code and is in line with a similar action taken by the sheriff of Graham county a few weeks ago and which action was sustained by Judge Nave of the Second Judicial district
 The disorder1y houses in the vi- cinity of Lowell have long been an eye sore to the community in general and Sheriff Hunt has devised way for their riddance. In the future no license will be issued for.the sale of liquor on the premises where it Is, known that prostitutes are permitted. to solicit.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01
CHARGE
Love of PoStoffiCe Miss Is the Downfall of Kittoe, Who
 Forged Name.
YOUNG LADY IN CASE
 IS PERFECTLY INNOCENT

H. T. kittoe. for a few days em- ployed as a waiter at the Saddlerock restaurant. was yesterday arrested on a charge preferred by Creditmap Williams of the Copper Queen store of obtaining goods under false pre- lenses.
 Kittoe's downfall is due to the tJu generous use of booze and 6 mad in fatuation for one of the charming Misses who distribute the mails in the local postoffi"e.
 kittoe yesterday made a purchas, of silk waist of the value of $50 ard two pairs of silk stockings for which he would have another pay the sum of $5.
 The victim of Kittoe's misdcad would have been Claim Agent Bar nett of the Fl Paso and Southwestsrn had it not been for the timely inter ference of MT. Williams, whose eagle eye detected the misrepresentation and the prompt action of Officer Jay W1lmoth who arrested Kittoe in shcrt order.
 
 physician, Dr. J. F. Kittoe, and came to Bisbee but short time ago. Like all newcomers he gets his mail at the local window of the postofflce and the pleasing manner of one of Post master Cassijy's assistants so capti- vated the young swain that he de- termined then and there to win her favor. He should have known better. All postoffice Misses, and especially those attached to the local office, are particularly pleasing in their man. ners. Still the dear girls mean only to be kindly and obliging to patrons of the office. nothing more.
 But Kittoe evidently thought diff ferently. He coveted the good will of the particular Miss In the case and to win a place in her good graces, went to the foolish extreme of mak- ing the purchase of finery dear to che heart of every young lady. Had it not been for the unlawful manner of his procedure. all might have been well and romance might have been the result. But now it is different Kittoe will languish in the branch county jail till some time Monday when he will be brought before Jus tice Murphy 10 answer to the charge preferred against him. -s
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01
MRS. TANNER.S BODY
 TAKEN TO WASHINGTON.

HELENA, Mont. June 30.-James Tanner. commander fin chief of the G. A. R., left here this afternoon for Washington, taking the body of Mrs. Tanner, who was killed in an auto accident last evening. Services were held at the Baptist church at noon. conducted by two local ministers, and the department chaplain of the C.. A. R.
 messages of condolence. The follow ing came from President Roosevelt: Am inexpressibly shocked and grieved. Accept my sincere sym pathy. Theodore RooseveIt.''
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01
INSURANCE COMPANIES
 MUST PAY IN FULL.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 3o.-Rep- resentativss of thirty-six dollar for dollar insurance companies met to- day and decided 70 place all claims in the hands of a committee of five to be appointed from their number
 This committee will be authorized to immediately adjust all losses. which will be settled as rapidly as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01
GARDNER MINER LOSES
 THUMB IN AN ACCIDENT.

W A Nowlan, a miner employed at the Gardner shaft 'of the Conner Queen Mining Comnevv, Friday suf- fered an accident which resrlted in the loss of part of his thumb.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01
UNION OIL TANKS
 EXPLODE AT PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, June 30.-The tanks of the Union Oil Company at St. Johns, suburb four miles north of Portland, exploded at midnight.
The Washburn leader., 1906-11-02
;: LOCAL NEWS ::

New Victor Records at Persey's.
Lands, Leans, that's all. KLEIN
LAND AGENCY.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Funk have
moved into their new home.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS. Lowest rates.
6 different companies. f. u. FUNK,
LIST Nat. Bank. Washburn. N. u.
Services will be held in the
Catholic church, Nov. 10th.
J,R. Musselman, of Coleharbor,
was a w ashburn visitor Thursday
A few relinquishments to be dis
posed of. Gail on E. A. Lamb
Real Estate and Loans.
It is reported that there has
been more or less killing OF game
out Of season-especially deer.
Get your farm property insured d
Reliable companies, low rates. y. y
Funk, LIST Natl. Bank, Washburn
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway report
/. the arrival of a brand new girl at
their home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. A. Lamb and Clemment
went to Garrison Wednesday to
spend q couple Of weeks visiting
AGNES Lamb on her claim.
Cheapest thing in North Dakota e
is good old line fire insurance 1I1a,1 nsea oee
r. E. Funk, First Natl Bank
Washburn, N. D.
Mrs. Augs E. johnson enter !. e
tained a number of the little folks
At her home last SATURDAY.. in hon.
OF Of her daughters birthday.
Dr. SAWYER recently brought in
! for our inspection q fine micro q,
/ scona. s one of the best made. The
instrument is certainly q fine one
costing 1926.
~ Monday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Root, the Rathbone SIS
]. tersgave q surprise party N honor
of Mrs. Forbes who is gong g
I. Is leave Wash burn for the winteIs. s
Mrs Forbes was presented wltn = =
handsome souvenir. y s.a.4s.
The Washburn leader., 1906-11-02

100000 to loan-S3 per cent.
No commission-no delay-money
advanced to prove up.
Frank E. Funk,
lst Natl. Bank. Washburn.
Taken up-One dark brown
mare spring colt; has two white
feet, white spot on nose.
Sec. 32-145-8l w. P. Brown,
lll-2 Washburn, N. D.
Sheriff Douglas, of Rolette coun-
ty, was in the city last Friday. He
came up for the purpose of arrest
ing Larron, who is in Jail here, and
who was going to put up a cash
bail of $4,000 and thereby secure
his liberty. The money was here
on deposit in the bank, but just as
it was known that the sheriff of
Rollette county was here with a
warrant 10 take Larron back with
him. the money was withdrawn
and Larron is still confined in the
Mclean county Jail. The way of
the transgressor is hard and no
one realizes it more than Larron.
His trial will come up soon in
Stark county.
Plenty of s IL money on hand. Act
quickly. See Franklin E. Funk,
lst. Natl Bank, Nashburn, N. D.
Talk to R. M. Brown about that
Lumber Bill.
Farmers & Merchant Lumber Co.,
Washburn, n. D.
Go to the polls on the Sirth dag
of November and cast your cote.
1t is your d,.ty and right as an
american, Citizen.
"A. L. Dresden, a farmer living
near Col eharbor. was killed last
Friday afternoon by the cars while
unloading his household goods.
Mr.. Dresden had worked in Bis
marck for several months and had
just gone up to take up his resi-
dence on his claim, the relinquish-
ment of which he had just pur-
chased. Dresden was engaged at
the time of the accident, in un-
loading his car of goods, and the
train crew, who were doing some
switching, shunted some cars onto
the track where Dresden's cal
was located and he was thrown be-
meath the wheels. 1t is a very sad
accident and his family is entitled
to sympathy.
Rates have been reduced On Farm H.
ssrance in old reliable St. Paul Fire and
Marine Ins. Go. FRANK E. FUNK.
First Natl. Bank. Washbnrn. N. D
Get some Of that S3g5 Land loar
money. Frank y. Funk,
LIST Natl. Bank. Washburn
The Washburn leader., 1906-11-02

Diamond Photographs SOC. doz.
Attorney McCulloch is having
his house painted.
j. &. Ness is buildinga a storage
room on the rear of his office.
Domestic and Singer sew
ing machines, at Persey's wash
burn.
Harness! Harness! Let the
Peterson Machine Go. rig you out.
A Democratic rally was held in
the opera house Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Totten was the speaker Of the
evening.
We have several tracts for sale on
the crop payment plan; call in and
see us Klein Land Agency.
DIR. Douglas, who was here the
first of the week looking over the
field, has decided to locate in
Washburl.
Steamship tickets and good fire
insurance see Frank E. Funk, lst,
Natl Bank, of Washburn, N. D.
Herman Kaatz, one of the prom.
inent farmers of Max, transacted
business at the county seat town
the first of the week.
E. j. McGuire has reopened
the Pant0rium. ....Cleaning and
pressing neatly done
In honor of Halloween L. S
Berlot fixed up a window in the
"Come Again store which was
very neat.
100000 to loan-81 per cent
No commission mo delay-money
! advanced to prove up.
| Frank E.. Funk,
lst Natl. Bank. Washburn
Mr.. Andy Sutton is able to be
around again after time spent in
! the hospital where he was com
PEELED to undergo an operation.
His neck is still quite sore, but he
will soon be all right again.
Lost-One bay, two year old
mare colt, weight about 800 lbs,
with rope burn on hind foot and
one bay jack mule. Take up and
notify E. A. Whitman, wilton, n ID
just talk about your nice wea-
ther? North Dakota, especially
that part of it located on the Mis-
souri, slope, is enjoying regular
orange grove weather. Il has only
been cold enough ofreeze ice but
two or three nights this fall. To
those who live in the blizzard re-
gion Of the east we invite yon to
come and enjoy with Us the bright
sunlight and the health giving
ozone Of our climate.
The Washburn leader., 1906-11-02
School will open again next Wed.

School will open again next We'd
nesday.
Make your own terms on Farm
Loans. See Frank E. Funk, lst.
National Bank, Washburn: n. D.
The store of Persey's is never
left in the dark either by day or
night.
1t Is important that yom 90 to
the polls a,,d cote on November
6, 1906. Don't forget this.
There will be services in the
new Coleharbor Baptist church
November IL. Rev. Skager will
preach.
The road scraper is doing good
work these days on our village
streets.
Threshing Machines Insured in
lod line Insurance Companies.
see or write F. E. Funk. 1st. Natl
Bank, Washburn, N. D.
John Bjerkland, who was charged
with burglary, had preliminary
examination Tuesday and was
bound over to the district court.
About Fire Insurance Talk with
G.. o. Raugust, agent, represent
ing ten of the leading Old Line
Stock Companies.
Rev. Runions, of Coleharbor,
was guest in the city Tuesday.
He reports threshing all through
in his vicinity and the crop very
good.
As you go through life save a
portion of your money, The First
National Bank, of Washburn with
it's $4,000 capital and surplus, is
a safe depository.
Andor Jordal, who lives in l49-
"a, hada valuable team of horses,
wagon and harness stolen some
two weeks ago. It is thought that
the party who took the team wiz
soon be in custody.
Wilt Go on Your BOND, Frank E,
Funk, LIST. NATL Bank, Washburn
North Dakota.
D. d. Sullivan, the Optical
Specialist Of Fargo, will visit per-
sonally Washburn, on Saturday.
November IL, at Merchants hotel
Those having eye trouble or de:
fective sight, should call and see
him. Glasses fitted. Nov. II.
Came to my place, 3 miles south
Of Dogden, about / week ago, one
red COW, partly white head, no
horns. branded u on right hip
Owner can have same BY paying
fof this ad. @. d. Kittleson,
ll-2 Dognen, n. ..
The Washburn leader., 1906-11-02
To The Voters Of Oliver County,:

I hereby announce myself a can:
e.idate for County Superintendent
| of Schools of Oliver county, sub
ject to the suffrage of the people
at the general election to be held
Nov. +, 1906. Your support will
be appreciated.
JAMES THOMPSON, JR.
SrRAYED OR STOLEN:
One bay gelding 3 years old
weight about $50 lbs, small star in
forehead, has brand on left neck
near the ear, similar to q snake
Finder may notify and receive re-
ward. Fred Uhl,
1O-26.3t. Otter Creek,
/ Oliver Co., n. D.
Our business is to loan money
lCall or write First National Bank
lof Washburn, N. D. Capital ant
surplus $40, 600.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
AMERICANS POPULAR THERE.

Everywhere there is liking FOR Americans which
is natteriuG 10 our u8tioual vanity We make due
allowance for the fact that these people whether
African Latin or mixed. ere approbarve ana
Ike say pleasant things. that they perhaps plt
a higher estimate courtesy than on truthful
ness But. stlll. II is significant that from AT
quarters and many sources We tn1 the evidences
that the American g. distinctly popular with me
common people. How he is regarded 10y tn" ElEI
born I had no means ~ asccrtGinIuE. Ivory where
American money is taken and generally II IS pre-
ferred to uny other. only at Martinique did the
hack drivers question about American money. ana
there apparently only because they did Iot know
how to compute Its value
At st Thomas one of our party asked lttle
girl in the street who offered for sale an aftI'Ie
If she would take American money. American
money! she replied. 1T H. the best money there
is" | asked my driver whom, he liked best TO
work for-the Spanish, III" English. The creole tihat
is the native Of foreign ancestry or ~. AInercnn
The American" he replied why Because
they are the frceSt with their money. and they
have the most humor" BY humor he reant good
nature: the American would talk and joke with him
5 with equal
AT Kingston fell into conversation with a Negro
iaborer the dock Presently lie asked me to
give him English money for dime an! nickel
which he had. Quarters and 7ll above mat were
taken he explained. par. but less than quarters
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
BiG L-fBOR D-U- PfR.fDE
Io-morro5c To Be CClcbr0fCd ,r;tb
Unusual Zeal Here

".'a '-s usual Labor I'ar parzl. aud .....-..,. ,.
~ .'-i.s. festivals mass meeting and .......t-
SHOWS. i'-ra-roT- rtH bp on ,rrIssz-r.. -..- .
Ills CITY A. la@sr ..'1,p I.,u VIII r.a-.. d, e..
Al.'o.7 which IS scheduled 90 start from, =.,-. 60
- ! l-l- eF"aua e. l1 O'Clock auI march s,.,t.
'as-.'s''. Square Park lrirlao! Rrs~-r -
yrt'.os-' q the Ioltral Federated r-r,.,
ma marshal E~.-y ,raao p-gl b. ---,.,..--
tho parade ~ '''.'s'A'"l iu
-, -'7 veterans OF fAs l,.h Regime. ,,., .-.-
d.. ~, a. ,"' state rife range at C-eeI,,,--
vi. De devoted chiefly 10 rarr., ,'s
,''''i2a for the various -r,rrt.. .'.' ara to
,,..- island The annual f7f- ~ 49,. ~, 'Fef
Co.. -7st'cllt'ral Society VIII oro- =, '.''-ond
,.. So l'-.sin Hll!s. The fair viii ,,,.... .'.
..-5 0aEs- The ~anageraon: SIS ,r. continue
--'.-l "''' surpass that O.: former voars
a h"e1igs g Schuetze1 Park tIar5sl. r--,. -,
s1f, the annual Labor Day picnic OF DIsrrf.r As
semby No. % will he held. Speeches VIII be mazda
~ Register = J. BolltoI and Shcrif FTsl.~-t. az
rms lo.lniy The John +. Ahearn Associ4ffoa
|i -1-1 us annual outing end druer at Point View
Ln1s Island The Civil Employees Benevolent as
soglaticu VII hold an outing and games ~ suffers
Harlem River Park and Casino. The Nvack t-prlu-
Try tluo I'll hoid It's annual open-air tennis tourua-
Inert at NgaCk-
The various steamboat lines are IN merry rivalry
handle the crowds that VIII flock 70 oyster Bay
has oyerhau.ed its best steamers for the occa-
sion. Numerous pl1yh0uses open IN the evening c.r
the regular season. ana other houses have special
bills.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
KNEW FROM EXPERIENCE.

7 say sail q friend the other day. YOU are
an old hand a. n. I have only Just got married.
AVID d. NJ understand much about the business.
bur has a married man any rights left when he
once assumes the hymeueal responsibilities
Rights? Yes. lots. Hes a right 70 pay 81
the bills. to-
stop! ] mean this. Lot me give you en-
instance. Every box and drawer and portr1azl-
teJu and. iu fact every available receptacle or
every description. Is stuffed fun OF my wites
property and when want TO put away a few
cuffs and collars
Hold hard, I know what you mean. Listen.
Young man. Ir your bedroom were two hundred
Yards long. and lined from the hOor TO the cell
ing with drawers and you wanted place TO
stow away a couple OF collars. YOU couldn't md
a nook that wasn't full OF hairpins. tufts or
frfzzeS pads. seentbOXeS. old gloves. powder
0,As rings and things So Just accept the iT1-
ey-ftable Wrap your personal property IN an
old newspaper a. some brown paper. and hide
tr, parcel under thr bed
rho irquirer smiled loudly and ironically. ara
raszod on a wiser. ii not a better man--4ls-
BitA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Washington sept l.
lgr-P7, MARTIAL. RTRUKED. ED.-rclonei g. A
Williams. clst Infantry while IN comma.
Ill, oe the Department ot the Ni'a'i'' III .'''
r,t..,.,-,,..s rehuk,H q military court ~ a. "''
,.-f-1 has attracted much attention N '' ''.'S
IT, .seA vas that o. a ;'sf 'dHF'e''N%' -'
~.,r. charged with living with ID nau'o "'''o'''
r.. ,,-,,.ad soldier was acquitted. AMI Colonel
,,-.,.r,. f,,,od mat tic cour, admitted a- Ffs-
ola, -roa in bar oF TRIAL argument in "llt.s oy
re soldier under trial. whereby T. was attempted
to rrovs that "a custom said 70 be sN'aHt ii la7$o
islands constituted bar 20 trial 'HloneI " III
inns added this for the beuo1t Of tho court N MS
review Of tho case copy of wai-" He has sent 10
tic War Department
Tho findings OF the court arc inoomIr- H7s'Hle;
The reviewing authority Is II loss 10 hndrf'JIla
the atiIaie ard 6 96 "f giy of certain specifications
and whose finding ~ gIlL on oS ~ Rc f,CtS hut
without attaching crminaliiy thereto @ lto% q fcr
" % fa r.,iIi,, Of tssociatins publicly with woman
Of notorious character without .e.Hk hia h,L, "a -
rbe prejudice of good order and mliisry d>Gp,lnes
cI fiijings would commit the military authcritios
10 an acknow ledgment OF t1e Piop!ae'L pr L-aC+,css 80
,,cb TGuId result in the destruction OF The social
fabric bv reason of their imm"I.' ,,, ,''
general orders expressing the dsapIroI"l or IN m
Psf the accused AID practically proved. and
v'iich order should not only have deferred Jns a.,
casra woman Tl as n mistress but should moreover
I'm minds Of the court as 4
md guide weighing the evidence ana l''hil'H u,
findings. Tie findings and acquitt@ are o'Sapp'o'e1
POPULAR DIET FOR AAVY.-The naval ration
e. naing received with much favor on board snip.
7, has greater feasibility than tho old ration ana
.~or4s greater variety In the subsistence OF the
enlisted force. Naval officers state that the on
,,; man oy tho navy to-day lives better under the
rryy ration aGthoriscd by recent legislation than
,,ost Of friends shore. lii" principal add
rr.srr-ed fruits. eggs and fresh milk on" Of The
bsst fea lures tho ration i the substitution
~ excess issues Of sugar condensed mix. cofee.
yr,lit vegetables hOuT IN lieu Of under issues or
uacaroui. cheese. vinegar. sauces pickles. =! iup
and spices
ORDERS IssUED.-Ths following orders have
been issued. ,r,,v
General from One ot inspector general
90 san Francisco assistant 10 Inspector general,
g =, I,..,,e,an,s RICHARD G. BURGESON. FRED
I,HY y VAEING. 11th Cavalry 10 Fort RILEY.
,,.,o- WILLIAM r. ABEJlCftOMBIE. s0th Infantry.
Mn e-r,, FOR Reno Fort Crook
,.u,-,- rr-GENE r. WILSON, srtiIlsry corps detailed
as assistant of cTtl!.eIy-
NAVY
r..u,.nsn, L. T. SARGENT, 10 naval proving ground.
Indian Head
Lieutenant L 5. MACY. oetached from the West Vir-
ginia tho st. Louis.
,,,,s,,r~,., X WILCOX. Jr. detached from the ST.
Louis t. the West virginia
>io5,cal precto- + L. NARN1GON to b. placed
retired list
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
SCHOOL CENsUS TO BE TAKEN
Work Has Been Neglected for Nine Years,
Although Law Calls for Enumeration.

4 census ~ All -Ee children CO z.-n-I zg4 t1
Tea York 0lt Pc taken f- Tie Board OF Fdl-a'.o1
i- October -ex- under r-= direction 0f rto state
T3rlr-ls--l-e- of --5-cs--or. Superintendent MAJ
vel -aS made a~-alEer-c--s I'll Police Co1lrs-
s-o-e- BuE lo- the taking % tL.s census 10y ths
police ot tho o.t-. This win be the first public
school census taken l1 the city in .tne years The
Bosrd % Estimate has appropriated $1,000 for tho
work. Ths last school census taken fn -ss7
der law which vas passed M =. 1895 Tr's
isT provides ts- z-~1 census shall ue taken every
second gear. bat nothing has been done under this
.zw since so. The state Commissioner Of Elu~a-
-tco 1Csfed r1e hual -E-LCrtles Ia New York City
year thai he census must ue taken.
n addition ttl- 50 has been rre desire NJ. Ma
NcCel an FOR Tho las- -E0 or three Years 20 deter
mt1e accurately tie number cf children of school
within te l1i-- 90 tCe city. Several civic and
social CrE7-'Zafi.I- 90 Tho ci-v have been trying
some time bII-g bout the taking ~
Controller Metz --C President N-fIoHan- % the
Board % AiCeruer r1-dLCted earrings on This sub
3ect. and result. = committee was appointed
vV.ta view 20 bringing about additional lCEls.c-
fiou suder which might 10 taken. The de-
cisiOn q the State Commissioner. however. rem
ce-Ed this legislation unnecessary AL the members
of the Board q Estimate are anxious 20 have a.
enumeration % the school children made ana 'r IS
probable that al necessary FUNDS viii be ava liable
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
oRUBBERNECKo CAR AFIRE.
sightseers jump When Innovation Is Sprung
in the Great White WAY"

a. large "sightseeiIE' automobile. owned By the
1ajest.c Automobile Company. % No 1854 Broad
Wy. n charge OF John Doyle. the chauffeur caught
IRE yesterdsy afternoon ct 18th street and Broad
way The thirty-odd occupants. who we're taking IN
tls delights q Broadway. we're considerably fright
sneo. but urIn5Ured. The car was dana ged 10 the
extent q $50 before tie arrival oc the fire DEPART
raent.
Wa4ie the mega phone man vas barking OUT the
points q interest on tie Great White WAY" a
lo0e explosion heard s5th street was reached
and q great cloud OF black smoke poured the
year Of the chi4e. The driver shut on the power
snd brought the 10 q quick stop. while the pas
scUgeTE clsInbered of
Flames arose from under the body OF the car al
ss the last pssSenEer, p0rtly woman,
1eaped into the arms of an escort patrolman
IrGuhsr1t Of the Teuderloin station who was
nearby, sent ia alarm OF fire large crowd col
seteo about the burning machine anu Iidiculcd the
unfortunate DssscI gers