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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-13

LOWING DESIRABLE HOUSES ARE OFFERED
AT PRICES FROM $1,000 70 5000 BELOW
$50, reduced from $1,000. A full three-story
round bay window brick, stone porch and stone
trimmings; four rooms deep; two bath rooms;
good sized lots TO alley; situated on lettered
street ,, west st Of 18th The house alone could not
able one.
Price, $3.50; renting for $40 per month, A
nearly new lo-room brick dwelling in Mt. Pleas
ant; lot 70 by 80. feet. One OF the bestbuilt
houses in this section.
$500 will buy a $500 house in the vicinity
of Dupont Circle. through street; 10 rooms,
four on floor; hot-water heat; room for a stable
on the lot.
Less than $500 will buy of tb. most de-
slrahle 'hree-story houses ON the north side Of
Westminster street
Reduced to $3.50. A three-story house on s
street between 9Th and 10th; dry cellar; furnace
heat. \ very choice location
$3.50. On the Heights, OF 18th street;
stone and brick dwelling; three stories. 20 feet
wide; formerly held ut $1,000.
One of the best houses in Corcoran st. bet. 18th
and 18Th; s., $50; reduced from 100. Well CON
s,ructed and well arranged; four rooms deep on
the first floor; lot 81 II. deep TO wide public
alley trust of $1,000 can remain.
BARGAIN ON THE HEIGHTS
Near 18th and Euclid cts; beautiful 1oroom
dwelling; baths: hot-water heat; be pur-
chased FOR $500 Others like 1t sold for SO. 500.
This house was taken in exchange part pay
ment for large suburban tract. Ii now rents
for $50.
VERY CHEAP At $500
Beautifully situated west of 10th; nearly new;
] stories; cellar. tiled bath; steam heat.
BARGAIN on 18TH ST
handsome 1rownstone and brick dwelling
containing 10 rooms can be purchased for Sc. 300.
This house taken In exchange as part pay.
ment for apartment house. The owner has
reduced the price 10 this low figure. 1t will be
snatched up quickly.
THREE ~ STORY HOUSES
UNDER 5000.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
s5.150-West OF 10th St; STEAM HEAT; beau
tful bath room.
s5.TJ0-l2 rooms on each floor; built by one
OF the best contractors in the city; 2lx9O.
s., 25o-Between I4th and 18th; part stone
'front.' 20 feet wide.
s1,I50-Between 14th and 18th; particularly
attractive house; rooms: beautiful bath
room; rooms on LIST floor.
Considering the location. this Is probably the
host value offered in Washington today. house
built 10 sell for $500; the adjoining house, just
like II. sold for that amount. This was
taken for debt The owner, non resident, not
wishing hold property. offers 1t for less than
the amount IL has cost him. On lettered street,
west Of 18th st; rooms; hotwater heat; lot
isxII0 TO an alley. We believe you could bor-
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1872 New York ave. adjoining corner of 18th.
FOR SALE
neat little home 9th stree, n.e.s Price
S"5uO. Three stories. cellar. eight rooms and
hath The house alone would cost more TO bald.
ihls property was taken In exchange. which is
ue reason II can be sold such very low
price. IT you after a bargain this is your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-13

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR BUSINESS
property.An apartment house, clear of incum-
tioRe VIII incumbrance. First class
investment. WEAVER BROS, 1916 st. NV.
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ss.Oo One of he best homes offered for
tlr price: 10 rooms. Two 81 BATHS; , stair
ways; beautiful decorations.
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FOR SALE-COI.UMBIA HEIGHTS
FINE LARGE HOME
ONLY 81. 500. EASY TERMS
Parlor reception hall dining room pantry and
kitchen on LIST floor. ) bed rooms and tiled ba tn
I'd floor. bed rooms and tiled bath Sd
floor. Concrete cellar. Laundry. Back stairway.
Fine lot to wide a ley. Room for stable This
property is in eqIal to condition. Original
price when built 81 200.
BLUNDON, OBRIEN & BELT Unc), 1920 NV.
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81 goo. An attractive three-story stone and
brick dwelling: 10 rooms; b1t-water heat; many
beautiful cab mantels; attractive decorations;
18th st. houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-13

FOR SALE
A two-fam;ly fat y. Capitol; now renting
for SAL so; price, $4I50; will exchange for resi-
dence in good locality.
A house the new union station on I'd ST.
ne; corner of alley; asking S4.5JU: want = fer.
A good investment 9th and . SITS; six
room home renting for $50; price, 81, 700;
this
Near 18th and g me-; twostory brick:
always rented; price. $3.50.
LIE ROY MARK,
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COLUMBIA HBIGHTS-AN ELEGANT SEMI
WINDOWS; and complete in every dathil
built of brownstone and brick: II rooms and
tiled bath rooms: HOT-WATER HEAT GUAR
ANTEED. No other home in this beautiful sec
ton like this. CLEAR OF ALL MORTGAGES
EASY TERMS. DEFERRED PAYMENTS 4J5eb
Apply R. ]. MARSHALL CO.. 14O5 n. Y. ave.
2+S
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FOR SALE-TO CLOSE ESTATE, PENN. AVE.
NV. business property; two adjo ming and COM
municating 3-story brick bldgs., with brick bdgs.
in rear ON the alley; Nos. 4o9 and 461, north
side just west Of 41a St. $i2. 600 for the whole
title perfect and no incumbrance; part cash
and balance time II desired. w. c. d.
VAIL, 925 NV. Oc13-1Ots
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not built to sell: eacn mas IL rooms and two
baths. concreted cellars hot-water plants, iaun-
property 3Sx121; the other 30x130. THE LOCA-
TION is another good fea ture.
BLUNDON, o. BRIE.N & BELT Qnc), 1929 G NV.
FOR SALE-ss. 75O-vERY DESIRABLY LOCAT-
ed in NV; fine brick dwelling of 10 large
brick stable in rear: side and rear alleys; ele-
CANT lot; If You are looking for such home,
don't fail to see this. A. F. FOX CO.,
14th and N. Y.
FOR SALE-9-ROOM HOUSE on 10TH NEAR
n Y ave; only S., 75O A. r. FOX CO, ne
18th and N. Y.
FOR SALE-NEARLY 1870 INvEsTMENT-2
story apartment, containing and rooms, on
for s67S; price, $6.s5O. A. f. FOX CO., ne.
cor. 14th and N Y.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-3-STORY BRICK con
tanning II rooms and bath: splendidly located
in northwest; only SO, 100. A. +. FOX CO., ne.
cor. 14th and n. Y ave.
FOR SALE-A SPLENDID HOME OK INVEST
ment especially suitable for a young married
couple; 3-story apartment containing rooms
venlences. Everything complete. including screens
for windows and doors. shades. etc. pes rab y
located in Renting for $1.100 per
year. Price. $1,000. Might consider trade for
small house.
A. F. FOX CO.. NE. cor 14th and NY. ave.
FOR SALE-BE SURE TO INSPECT 1922 IRy-
In street on SUNDAY between and pm. to
see the most attractive and convenient home
ever offered in Columbia Heights for 81 $50. on
easy payments If desired.
A. r. FOX CO.. ne. COZ. 14th and N. 7. svs.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-"BLOOMINGDALE BARGAINS"
ANY ONE LOOKING FOR HOUSES IN THIS
DESIRABLE SECTION SHOULD GET OUR
LIST WE OFFER MI FINE HOUSES
AT REDUCED PRICES. ON ACCOUNT OF
OWNERS LEAVING THE CITY AND OTHER
REASONS. s-ROOM HOUSE, $4,000. GROOM
HOUSE, $3.50.
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FOR SALE-A PERFECT GEN.
A beautiful two-story bay window brick dwell.
ing q street near Sth street; cement
cellar; large tile bath room The owner has re-
Gently spen. $500 in repairs. This honse should
suit you STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave-, adjoining corner OF 1Ita.
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LESS THAN $1,000.
PRETTY NEW HOUSES NE.
$500 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY
They are lovely and well built stories,
cellars, TILE BATHS, good furnace, LARGE
BACK YARDS. alleys. Regular $500 houses.
STONE e. FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave-, adjoining of 14th.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
To MAKE REPORT
ON |NTERURBANS
Commercial Club Will Discuss
Interesting Topic at the
Next Meeting.
QUESTION OF FRANCHISES
1T is SAID THAT THE DAYTON 81
WESTERN HAS NO RIGHT TC
USE THE COUNTY AND CITN
THOROUGHFARES.

At the meeting of the Commercial
Club Nov. G, the committee which
was appointed at the last session to-
investigate the question as to wheth-
er the ID. & w. and Indianapolis and,
Eastern traction companies had fran
chises which allowed them to enter
and leave the city will make a report
1t is claimed by some that the Dayton
and Western traction has no fran
chise in this city or county, and that
its service in Wayne is wholly by
courtesy of the Indianapolis and
Eastern
Many think the d. & w. should be
made to pay the city some revenue
for the use of the public highways.
Those who form the Commercial
Club are: George Knollenberg, chair
man; Elwood Morris and Walter
McConaha. The matter of the fast
running of the cars on East Main will
also receive attention and some steps
will probably be taken TO stop this
practice, which is exceedingly dan
gerous to those persons crossing the
street. Although little has been said
about the condition of the city water,
lately. the Club will likely take this
affair under its wing for an inv ut;ga-
ton, according to the statement of
one of the officers last night.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
WRIGHT FUNERAL
IS FOLLOWED BY
BRUTAL ASSAULT
Continued from Page One.)

dealings of their boys. l had return
ed after | had been told to keep
away solely because Mrs Wright the
old gray haired mother of Charles
Wright, had asked me to do so, and
| remained at the farm while the flu
neral cOrtege was at the grave yard
After it returned was walking
through little shed with my hands
in my pockets when / was accosted
by the two Wright boys. Charles
Wright struck me while | still had
my hands in my pocket and later
Calvin Wright began to punch me- |
saw that | was going to get the worst
of the match SO | put my hands over
my face to protect it, Charles hit me
four times on the left side while Cal
vim hit me three on the right side of
the face. | turned and ran to keep
them from infiicting any further pun
ishment | intend to file three char
ges against the Wright boys Monday
and have engaged an attorney to
fight my case, which | have every rea
son to believe l can win. The whole
affair started two years ago when |
kept the Wright brothers from Ieas-
ing their fathers farm from him.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
FORMER HOLSTERS BUSY.
Indiana Club at Seattle, Wash.
Planning for Building at Elk
position in 1909

Before the Alaska Yukon Pacific
exposition opens, in 1909, at Seattle
every resident of the State of Indiana
will have his attention called direct
~ to the big fair and to the attrac-
tons offered. The publicity commit
tee of the Indiana Club. made up of
former residents of that state now
living in Seattle, is planning cam
paign which is expected to be as far
reaching as it is possible to make it,
Meanwhile an effort will be made
by every member of the organization
20 bring To bear whatever influence
ne can exert on the members of the
Indiana legislature. which meets next
January, 10 secure a liberal appro-
priation for a state building at the
exposition. 1t is the object. of the
club 10 have state building at the
exposition 1t is the Object of the
club TO have a structure elected of
The grounds which will not aonly be
4 credit to Indiana during the pro.
gress of the fair, but will stand as
permanent monument to the common-
wealth and will be of use in yeArs to
'ome to the University of Washing
on.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
injuries PROVE FATAL
MRS MEYERS DIED SUNDAY
Woman Injured in Runaway Accident
Saturday Remains in Semi-Con-
State Until Death Came.

The injuries which Mrs Henry
Meyers sustained Saturday afternoon
in a runaway accident near KitcheIl's
Station proved ia a, and notwith-
standing the valiant efforts made by
the attending physicians to save her
life she passed away at her home SIS
North F street yesterday. after re.
naming in a semi-conscious condi-
ton from the time of the accident
Mrs. Edward Brown, Miss Jennie
Brown and Mrs. Crystal who were
with Mrs. Meyers at the time the ac-
cident occurred, are still suffering
from the nervous shock which the
sad accident caused.
Coroner Markley stated last night
that no inquest would be held over
the body of Mrs. Meyers, as the two
physicians attending stated, that the
way in which she met her death was
by concussion of the brain, caused
by being thrown from the rig in
which she was driving.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
COLONEL L. W. T. WALLER.

Santiago and was thanked by Span
iards for his kindness to those of the
enemy who were captured by men in
his command. During the campaign in
China for the suppression of the Boxers
he was in command of the American
marines after the relief of Colonel r. l..
Meade and for his bravery under fire
and excellent handling of his men was
advanced to the grade of major. 1t
was not long after this that he made
an expedition across the island of 81
mar that brought him both praise and
blame. The marines went through ter
rible suffering in this expedition, were
on the verge of starvation and were
surrounded by treachery and conspir-
acy on the part of the natives. 1t was
under these conditions that he gave an
order for the killing of three natives
without a trial. an act for which he
was afterward court martialed Though
he was acquitted on the ground that it
was justified as an act of martial law
General Chaffee. then in command OF
the department of the Philippines. dis,
approved the findings and character
lied the incident as 4 most regretta BILE
act. 1t was during his court martial
that Colonel Waller testified to Gen
eral Jacob H. Smiths order to make
Samar "a bowling wilderness
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
Actors and actresses are regarded =
Undesirable risks by insurance col

Actors and actresses are regarded !:
undesirable risks by insurance COZ.
panies.
An English syndicate is to erect
modern tiyc story earthquake pro
hotel in Macila Il cost 100000.
Cancer OF The stomach causes aba
5000 deaths year in the Unit.
States and neir.y 5000 in Englal
and Wales.
woman in Glasgow bought a tick
for Canada thirty-o2c years ago. Il;
other day she crossed the ocean up
it. tie Allan line hoioriag il
The international Association of Al
ioneers 1T lis contention in Chicac
adopted resolution allowing wo:Ge
10 become me,nhe-S Of the associa tio.,
The assessor, Iett:rl. show that &c
ham has more COWS thiin any oth
tawn In Maine -.s auburn is ST.
end with 1.ooS and Turner third will
1886
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
WITHOUT A MEAL 50 DAYS
INDIGESTION WAS CURED.
Rock Island Illinois Man Breaks
Fast, Which he Had been Under
ooinq in Order to Cure Chronic
Case of Stomach Trouble.

Rock Island, Ills, Oct. 14.-After a
fifty five days fast Arthur Norden OF
Norden. who is only 26 years old, has
been denying himself food in the
hope of curing achronic case of in
digestion He has lost twenty six
pounds but is in fairly good health,
though very weak, and thinks he is
completely cured His only susie
nance during his fast was two glass
es of water with lemon juice, a spoon
full of honey and small amount of
olive oil daily.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
The Modern Stage Robber.

zone moment" said the affable stage
robber. The lady with the camera
evidently wants TO take me. Will this
do, maam?'' And he struck a tasty at
titude.
The lady smiled She was a camera
fiend. and the chance to humor her pei
fad quite overcame all thought of dan
ger.
LOOK pleasant. please" she said.
The stage robber smiled.
Il will give You the pleasant look CT
the man who has just taken severa
thousands from the express box. feH
hundreds in loose change. two bags o.
dust, eight watches. four diamond
rings and an opal scarfpin,' he merrils
said.
Then the camera clicked. and with q
sweeping bow the robber remounteG
his horse and dashed away-Cleyelanj
Plain Dealn~
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
One of the Most Henious of
Crimes in the History of the
Dark Deeds Committed in
Missouri.
TWO FARMERS QUARREL
OVER THEIR FALL CROPS
One, a Fiend, Meets His En-
envy on Lonely Road and
Shoots Him and Clubs His
Wife and Children to Death.

Springfield, Mo-, Oct. 14-lt deveI.
oped today that the entire family of
Barney Parsons, consisting of father,
mother and three children were muir
dered Friday, nine miles from Hous.
ton, small town 70 miles from here,
and their bodies were thrown into a
creek.
A telephone message from Houston
tonight says that Joda Hamilton had
confessed to the crime, and that he
a large force of deputies, who have
been sworn in to prevent a threaten
ed Iynching.
The murder took place in a remote
spot on a country road. Parsons had
sold his crops to Hamilton, and had
loaded his goods in a wagon with the
intention of returning to northern
Missouri, his former home. He and
Hamilton had cuarreled over the sale
of the crops, but nothing was expected
to come of the matter.
At place heavily lined with tim.
Der on the road, az Parsons and n
family were driving along, they were
confronted by the murderer armed
with a shot gun. Deliberately aiming
at Parsons, he discharged both bar
reIs of the gun and Parsons fell to
the ground. Hamilton then dubbed
him over the head with the butt end
of the gun. He then beat the head
of the mother almost to a pulp with
the same weapon, and after killing her
dubbed the children to death. The
bodies of all five were then loaded in
to a wagon and taken to Big Piney
creek, about mile distant, and dump
ed into the water.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
RandeI Horse Sale.

Circulars announcing a stock sale
TO be. held at the Troy (Ohio) fair
grounds. by George Randel, October
"A. have been received by number
of local persons who are interested in
this line. Randel has the reputation
of having as fine a lot of animals as
any other person in the middle west.
and by virtue of this fact has gained a
reputation as a breed and seller of
fine animals. Several Richmond men
will attend the sale
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
Enjoyable Music.

Mrs. VIII Earhart say the solo,
20 Saviour of the World by Dud-
ley Buck. at the First NJ. E. church
last night. The number was great
~ enjoyed by the large congregation
present. The anthem. with solo part
was taken by Miss Huldah Henley,
and was greatly appreciated.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
THE CITY ID>BR|EF

hit IIlf W6RItt<
-: ::::::: !: :: '::::; ):
No other evidences q small pox
have been sighted in - city. other
than that of little MisSFrame.
Business mems luu heon served in
the Cafe of the WEI lott Hotel every
d. from 1880 10 700 O'Clock Price
Robert Seager has been promoted
in the bookkeeping department at
Gaar-Scott's office
", T. Adams, who resided near
Fountain City has patch of corn
that is producing ears Is inches long.
j. F. Connell left last evening for his
home at Lafayette. Mrs. Connell will
remain for few days visit with rel
auveS.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
Trolley Car Accident.

New York, Oct. 14.-Bowling along
at a high rate of speed a northbound
Amsterdam avenue car crashed into
Fire Patrol Number l at the corner
of West Broadway and Murray street,
are fatally injured and 10 others
slightly hurt.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
The GreeEGncn,

Among the cutest of English wild
birds are greenhnches. which frequent
old buildings and old walls for tie
sake of freshly caught insects ana
spiders in cobwebs, personal exertion
being thereby saved. They are we'll
aware of stores in the larders of spid-
ers webs.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
RECORD FOR PAST WEEK.
Figures on the Weather Show That
Seven Days Just Past Have Been
Unusual Ones.

The weather record for the past
week is most unusual one. 1t not
only shows snow on OC\Iber 10, a
very early date for the beautiful
but it shows that snow fell the day
before frost came. There were three
clear days last week.
The temperature high and low was
as follows.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
WALLER Sr LIE MARINES.
Record Of the Noted Officer Who II
Ordered to Havana.

Ordered to Havana.
Colonel Littleton W. T. Waller of the
marine corps. who has been ordered to
Havana to assume command of all the
marines in Cuba. is noted for his rec
ord in Cuba. in China and in the Philip
pines. He was appointed to the marine
corps from Virginia and was commits
stoned second lieutenant in 1880. he
became a captain in 1890. During the
American campaign against the Span
iards for the freedom of Cuba he made
fine record In the fighting around
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
Deaths and Funerals.

WILLIAMS-The funerals of John
Williams will be held Tuesday after
noon at Webster. ServicesA will be
at the home at $50 o'clock and at
the Webster cemetery at , ofIock in
the afternoon. Friends may kcall at
any time
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15

West Richmond is suffering a
slight epidemic of measles and many
homes have the danger card out. On
the east side of the river very few
cases have been reported.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
Light end FAC Eyes.

The effect OF ert:ic:l light OF Ii
pigment of tie Iris Is TO MAKE it paieis
iso prolonged eye work will do tlai
Eyes never become quite blanched. TX
he hsir. bit thoy % fade. and yer.
sppreciah,y.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
SOME 0OCD STORIES.
No Reward OTcrcd-Proved an Alibi.
blessed Are the CoInpessionate.

No Reward oTercd-Proved an Alibi.
blessed Are the Compassionate.
Have you lost anything. madam: 2
asked the polite floor walker of the
square iaU.ed. austere looking shopper
who stood before the lost and found
window of the large department store.
Yes. sir" she replied. i've lost ia
pounds Of husband in a light brown
suit. with black derby hat small tuft
Of hair on its chin and frightened
look. l lost it in a crush at the fancy
goods counter. It's probably wander
ing through the building in search of
me. and l thought perhaps you could
find it easier than l can. l want it OF
account eff bundle it is carrying un
der its arm
We hear some strange things in TIL
,Tice sosn etines.' said the superb
e0deHt o. sewers.
"One Of oar inspectors went one d.
inspect Al old house IL the COUNT.
here was Il good deal OF smell abot
~ OLD place. The inspector wake;
cont shifting.
Dear nc he said. what an uD
is3sant oClor. Can it be the drains.
The owner of the house shook hi
ead positively.
1t can't be the drains he said, bc
iuse there amt none"
The young man stopped, picked up
coin from the foor of the street c..I
examined it attentiveIy. and thcE
Has anyb3dy lost five dollar goi,
piece he called i'll ii loud voice
Instantly the solemn nan at IL
other end of me car strobe forward
Yes. I've lost 4 Eve dollar gold piece.
be said eagerly. h2 - out his hand
Well said the s;- man. givip.
him the coin. TIL cry for yoS
Here's ; cents .tover,i making goo
Your loss. -Wo1ian's home Compan
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15

Use artificial gas for light and heat.
10-u
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
The WORK OF A F|REbUG
TWO FATALLY BURNED.
BURNED,
Five Story Tenement House Burns in
New York, Endangering Many
lives-Firemen Have Thrilling Es-
capes in Fighting Fiames.i
IPuhlishers, Pressl

New York. Oct. 1.-two negroes
are dead and fout probably fatally
hurt, as the resulT of an incendiary
fire that started ntthe cellar of the
Ave story tenement house at No. 5
Christopher street jd after daylight
Sunday The lives Of 125 inmates
were endangered by tie fire and the
firemen made many thllling rescues.
Artificial gas the onfhsEenflIrv fuel
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15

Use artificial gas for light. and heat
p-tf
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
Dance at Coliseum.

The Eagles drill team is making ar
rangementS for dance to be given
by them in the Coliseum on Novem-
Der Is.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15

Use artificial gas for lkht and heat
loft