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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-15

SAAS sAsSss ASAoAAOP Vi y "a 6OS Al SlC
presence Of q large and fashionable au-
dfence of prominent people from var
tous parts of the state. The contract
ing parties were Colonel Michael De la
Bere of the governors staff and editor
of the Sheldon Progress and Miss Louise
Medbury Of Lisbon, N. D. After the
ceremony reception was held at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs A. G. Pat
tersOn. Full details of the wedding
and reception have not been received
yet. We can only speak of the popu-
larity of the bride and groom, which.
throughout, the state, Is unbOunded.
Colonel De la Bere ia young English
man, son of Church of England
clergyman, and came to America Some
years ago and settled at Sheldon, at
first on farm, but his literary talents
being marked, soon located him in his
proper sphere in the newspaper world.
He took charge of the Sheldon Pro-
gress and by his able writings. affable,
genial manner, has won his way into
the heart of every citizen of this state
who have had the good fortune to meet
him, for to meet Mike" as he is famil-
iarly known to his intimate friends, is
to love him, as the beautiful Miss Med
bury has found to her lifelong happi-
ness, we have no doubt. When Cover
nor Sarles was elected he appointed
the handsome Mr.. de la Bere as COL
onel on his staff, an honor we'll deserv-
ed and credit to the governors staff.
Miss Medbury Is one of North Dakota's
fatrest and most charming young la
dies, endowed with intellectual talents
of the highest order as well as great
beauty, and will make fitting bride
for the man who has chosen her.
Two Good Strawberry Recipes.
Strawberry Pudding-Press enough
Strawberries through sieve to make
one cupful of juice. Heat to boiling
point and add a cupful of sugar, juice
OF one-half lemon; add two table
spoonfuls. cornstarch made into thin
paste with one-fourth cup of cold
water; add pinch of salt and turn into
hot juice; stir to prevent Jumping;
when transparent turn onto stiffly
beaten whites of eggs; turn into
fancy mold or basin, the side of which
line with split lady fingers: set on ice
to chill and when serving garnish with
fresh unhulled Strawberries. Imper-
feet fruit which is not suitable for
table use can be utilized in this man
ner. Serve with plain cream.
see a.a
Strawberry Pie-Line a pie plate
with rich paste and fill with whole
strawberries that have been washed
and hulled. Sprinkle literally with
sugar and lay narrow strips of the
paste across the top in lattice fashion.
The edges of the strips may be cut
with a pastry jaeger, which will give
them a notched edge. Bake quickly,
cool and serve fresh.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-15
Sewing Machines for Rent

-, BY week or month. at low rates.
Inc Singer is acknowledged the light
est running and most convenient of
any. Try one and be convinced. Only
at Singer stores. Look for the Red s,
Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
~ Fourth st. S., Grand Forks, N. d.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-15

"Good-by." said to my conscience
Az Ggo II,t for aye and Z. aye.
And turned my face away;
And conscience, smitten sorely,
Returned not from that day.
But a time came when my spirit
Grew weary Of its pace;
I long to see thy face
But conscience cried, 4 cannot,
Remorse sits in my place.
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

nardo V6lez; Sssrstario, don Francis.
90 Nssroni; vosalss, ssfIores Antonio
Olivsncia, Enrique vslss, Eugenio
Bernard, Francisco BsscarGu, Lufs
Cuevas.
Felicitamos 4 nusstros oorrelig gio'
narios do aquel pueblo por 10 busna
election de su comitS local.
Han sido dado do alta On Of
hospital cuarentenario Severe AFRO
20, Pedro Ortsga , Saturnino Robes.
DE heridas y coutuslones lsves
fueron asistidos aver ca 10 sala de-
socorres Ignacio Serrano, Angel Ri.
vera J Miguel Llanos
Aver fasron detenidoa en- el Va
por sPonee, los dos empleados cue
promovieron sl ssoAndalo del eual
dimos euenta On nuestra Information
dc syer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

| -Esta tards 90 reuni6 el Consei,
Eiscutiyo. Manana II formarsmos am
| pliamsnts.
Hoy sale de Rio Piedras par,
Csguas y Hdmacao don Fundadoi
Vargas, dusho del msgt faco cinema
tSgrafo que trabaj6 on San Juan COZ
notable sxito. El senor Vargas dart
una serie de sxhibieiones On ssas ciu
dades mostrando nm selecto repertoire
do vistas nuevas.
-Esta manana habo una reysrta
ca sl passo de 10 Prinesaa, On Ia Ma.
rina. entire los individuoa Jesus AFRO
20, jose Lopez, Marcslina Rodriguez
y Manuel Torres. La policfa arrestd
y denunci6 { los alborotadores, de los
cuales fu6 sentencisdo Arroyo Gs1O
dc mults, siendo de,larados absue'tos Q
los dsmGs.
Hoy fuS sentsnciado & pagar s
dollars de mults JoaS Gutierrez, por
hstsr peg ado anoehs una be fetada 4
Rafael Jimsnex
La semana pr6xima 90 termina.
ran los trabsios que % visr en- hacisn.
do en- sl pavlmento do 10 plszuela de
San Francisco. Ahora solo falts ous
el Ayuntamiento acuerds Ia instala
ei6n dc algunos asientos en- 10 exprs
sada plaxs.
Ell Tribunal Supreme suspend 4
sns sesiones los tres d'timos dias de
Semana Santa. El martss pr6y !mo
90 verAn las apslaciones en- eau ,sa
civiles.
Sc levantaron hoy 4 embargos
On Vega alta, 7 en- Utuado, Z On Pom
90 , | en- Narapiito
Para eurar un resfrlado on un
ola, tome el LAXATIVE BROMO
lQU1NINA. El boticario le devolvera sl
dinero si no 90 cura. La firma de.E.
W. GROVE 90 halls on cada caiita.
| LA nueva Junta Local Union ists
do Las Marias, h. ouedsdo constituida q
en- tla forms signierte: Presidente,
don Ramon Beauchamp; sustituto, don
Rodo.fo Alsy6n; Tesorero, don Bsr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

vel y don Agustin Rodrigusx Toro,
sl eumplir 10 sdsd do 2t an3s vsrin,
can % ingreso On el partldo do ID
sUni6n de Puerto Rieo,, ssgdn mani
tssiaci6n que nos hsssn por sssrito.
Bisnvsnidos sean { lAborar por
los idealss dc nusstrA Gauss.
Hoy 20 insoribi6 On sl rsgistro
civil la dsfunci6n del nino Juan Re.
driguex.
hoy sumplisron sus eondsnss
o. 10 ssrcsl municipal Eussbio Psres,
Elorsnelo Ssrsno. Lsopoldo Fsrnan'
dsx, Julio 10 Rosa y Juan Hernandez.
Las funcionss rsliglosas do Be.
mana Santa On el vseino pueblo do Rio
Pisdras revestir&n gran solsmnidad,
El programa do les mismas ha cir.
eulado y 10 publieamos.
"A dos mssss dc ckresl fus eonds.
nads hoy por si Juez Municipal, Nom
ssrrats Nszsrio, por habsrls sustraf.
do 4 10 lavsndsra Isabel % uendo
unss snsg guss bordadss vAloradas en-
un dollars cincuenta csvs, 10 sual 10
fas ocupads por Il dstsctivs vazques
Prada.
Ell Alealds hs citado Q session
sxtraordinaria para ssts ..nochs, oil
syuntamiento do San Juan.
-varias familias cue vlvsn On
10 calsta dc San Francisco, NOS su.
p!iean lamar 10 atsncI6n del sefsor
Alcalds con respseto & 10 ossuridsd
que reina do nochs ca squsl resinto,
por 10 fAlta do alumbrsdo pablieo.
Vsrfan, puss. CON gusto, que 90 insts
lara un foco s,Sstriso en- mitad de
dieha cslle.
En- Vega Bsja fusron dssspidoa
Frisco Negron y Pstrona Ramos, scu.
sados do ultrsgs mayor.
' tOo'tsnsia sa Ia pdgino 81,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
B1BLIoTECA DE .LA DEMoCRACIA. u

-Qoen es e culpable2 pregunt6 con sonrsa forzads.
Yvette des gn6 Servgpy con 10 cabexa.
-E ee pero dc todos MOODS me place Gus loo otros
porque menos aburrido.
Ell cabalero de Vilresl se inclin6
Sc hacs 10 que 20 puede Quizz enemos menos m6ro;
pere menos devotion
S,acercaba e6or barrgudo dc alta estaturs de pata
griaes que hababa en- VOC recia
noSsrvidor Do listed. sehOrita Yvete
EGta exclsm6:
-Ah 81 se6cr de Bevigne
Luego, vovi61ose haca SavaL pregunt6:
Mi pretendiente Official, Alto gordo rico tonto All
me GUSTAV Un verdadero tambor Psro ahora
que usted alto gu 81. Como le amar67 iAh
d Le lamar6 6or de Rodas ho causa del cOIoso oue
deb padre Pero supongo que deben tener que dcrse
cos muy mporsante. encma do s cabex de Loo demks
Me retro; buenas noches
Y'e di!ig6 hAOia OrQuea rogsr los mdsicOs que
toCasen unos rigodones.
La shOra Obard pareciA distrafda dijo Ssrvuuy DOR
decr sCo: ~
-ssmpre hace uel rAbary hace que AdQuers una pOr
ci6n de defectO,.
E replic6:
No hs hlmnado usted, puss 90 eiucaci6nl
PAreclo no haber comprendido y continu6 sonriendo
tol el pecho :ubierto dc condecoraciones
-iAh, p,fncipeI Qr6 dichsi
Ssrviguy tcm6 a br'zo de SavAl y prgunt6:
Ee e 81 osmo preteudiente sero el principe Krvalov
IVerdAd que es soberba2
Saval conteat6:
-Yo m encuentrO soberba Lee dos. Con Ia madrs me-
cOntenIba. N'N-' "0
Ssrvigny saud6
"A 10 disposition, qcefido.
Los bMsdcres leR empuban. pues ponisn 90 psiti6u
par4 bAilsr los rigcdOnes. ''1
-AhOra vsmos yer ratio los grsgcU
Entriron en- el Hl6n de iueQo.
En- tarno d. cidA mesa haba cfrcao de honbres q pie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

-Ee ruega 10 ash t4ncia de los 90.
flores miembros del Sub Comits d.
props gAnda unionista do San Juan. 4
una reunion que 80 llevark & c.bo ssta
nor h F, On 10 eslle del Crristo. cssa del
O, for Toledo.
"A nuestra mesa do redscci6n lle'
60 el rdmsro del peri6dico sThs Por.
to Rican students que 90 publica On
Rio Piedras.
Damos las gracias por 10 a.enci6n.
Aver oeurri6 en- Vega Bsis nm
suceso lamentable. En el momsnto On
que el iefs do 10 estaei6n don Joss
Prida, practIcaba maniobras con el
tren sSan Vicente, fae arrollado por
un wagon. ri sefIor Prida sufei6 IL
fracture de ambas piernss Hasta aho'
m no existen response bllidadss.
Eel lihro Ten con Ten del escritor
sefior Carri6n, ..ss esta vendiendo con
exito. I'm Rio Piedras faeron vendi
dos aver 81 eismplares; 10 mitad On 10
fGbrica de tabAeos.
Ell nueve del corriente fallsei6
on Naysgtisz don Mareslo Rios, Juex
dc pax de Afiasco. Ayer tuvo lugar
el sepelio, que fle muy concurrido.
En- brevs dar&n principle las
obras de reformaen oil faro del Moro
La torre serA smpliads, dGndo,sle
mayor altura y montAadosele un nue.
vo RI q aetor.
Hoy corfarenci6 CON oil alca lde
10 ciudad el sub Comisionado del In.
terror Mr. Proctor.
-Iutent6 suicidarss en- Ponce, en-
10 madrugada dc aver, 10 ioven Ro.
sario FIgueros. Su estado % grave.
So ignorsn Las causas.
En- Rio Grands fu6 sorprendida
anoche una importante jugada. La
pclicfa se incaut6 de dinero, sabaeos
y cartas.
"A las Ir 'meras horas do ancche
SO declare un inceudio en- 10 central
<Lsfayttes, de Gasyama. So quema.
ron cuarentA eusrdss de cafas. La
polisia y el pueblo presto valiosos
.ervicios para leca'izsr el incendic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

Sc habfa puesto en- Ia gsera que domirAbA el RIO
Ii Qun sPrimeveras uuada por marque Obard eataba
mitkd de 10 Cona. iunO hCe Sena dirge
kMArly.
Freae Ia is de Crossy formaba gran manchA
dc krbos de verdurs dvsb gran tech5 del
anCho rio haa e cafe fOtane de Greuou6r OcutO entire
ramaje.
rrs ..n.,c6r Ss j;"h Nj nr onIo i. .. most j.. NJ
exemecmento rzAba les aeuas Clas del Ssna No hlcs
sn embargo mucho caor Il atm6sers tba Convidaba
vv La frescura sgadable de Lac os del Sus subfA hAca
e cieo sereno.
El sol mArchabs detr6 de los sboles hcia ohas
dir(Me mpiraba bienesta de ters dor
mida, 10 vida del mundo
Cuando s'ieron del salon para sentsrIe msa tOdO.
txassron Una algeria ent,rnecida invade les
Compr da uue conida erfa muy sgadbe entire ella csm
de camph aque trep6cuIo aQue rio por dtcorsci6n
resprando e are fmpido Abroao.
La marques hlbfG tornado 81 br'Eo de SavA SerVgOy dis
81 suyo Yvette.
Estaban solos loo cuatro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
HERMlNIo DlAz
Abogado.N
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
GAN JUSTO IL.
SAN JUSTO IL.

Aver ingres6 On OIL hospital mu'
nicipsl Ru6no Hernandez, natural d.
do Truiillo alto, para ser &aistido dc
contusiones.
-Muchss de las pesonas, euyos
nombres Aparecieron ausorizando ur
escrito que public6 Gel Hsraldo Espa
fols en- que 30 pedfa oil alcalds seiior
Todd presentara su candidstura pars
el mismo puesto on los pr6ximas elec
clones. Ian empexado . protestar dc
cue nus nombres han sido tomados
sin autorixaci6n.
~Los spreeisbles i6venes do We
60 Bsia don Leopoldo Gomez Sando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
N0T|C|AS DEL D|A

uMAklO-Reuni6n del Sub comite de propaganda uno.
nsta-Nuevo peri6dico. .-Desgracia en- Vega-Baia.
81 llbro xTen con Ten,. -Fallecimento Faro del
Morro.-Vapor <Pcrto cos.-Conferencias Juicio
por aggression. Matrimonio. -ntento de suicide o-Ju-
gada sorprendida.-Ineendio en- Guayama Reunion
del Consejo Ejecutivo.--Don Fundador Vargas-De-
nuncias sentencias.-Plazuela de San Francisco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11
ULTIMA HORA
FL TR|UNFO De GALES
(POr tslfdYdfol.

(Por xlesrafol.
<Clales, Abril ILL., y 30 del dia.
DEMoOR ACIA San Juan.
Aeaba de tomar posssi6n sl ayun.
tanieato unionista slscto on NovIsm.
brs de 1904. Primer caso de ssts IN.
dole On Puerto Rico. Osdsn compls.
to.
UnieA notA discorda dante, eabo Fon.
frfs. de 10 Policfa sular, intsntando
nublsr el regosiio pdblico. Rsins
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

gran entusiasmo On sl campo unio'
ntsta.
Psrtido rspublicaao psga aquf
sus calpss contra la Icy y 10 moral.
problndosels sus dslitos ante los tri-
buAalss, % varias safsras, bajando
sus hombrss do los eargos, y otros
ysndo Ala eArosl. como Tomas Agrait.
lSAlvs & 10 justicia!
CoRREsPoNsAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

/ FSeSesSSS@SA y 80 ~sss$3~ ~eAs
Acclones
Banco dc Pto. Rico . % ks3.
Banso Territorial. . Isl & 10.
Baneo Popular.... . 10 sI.
Buques anunclados
vspor sspafIol Catalina. Sali6
de Barcelona psra esta el 30 ppdo.
vspor esps Il lsPorto Ricos, sali6
de Csrr ia el dia 20 del ppdo. para
este puerto.
vapor esps ffol <Conde W fcedos,
saldr& de Barcelona el is del eorrien.
10 para este puerto cen sus escalas del
Meditsrr & go y Canariss.
Vapor americana <Cosmos. Sali6
el 7 del corriente del corriente de New
York para 9sta.
Vapor cubano sJulia, 40 sguards
el II del corriente procsdents dc 10
Habana Y escalas iptsrmedias.
Vapor frances 20 lebecs del II al
Is del corriente pr csdente de Puerto
Plata.
Sc habilaaron de saLdo.
Vapor svascos para u isla.
Vapor ing'es sLindas para los
puertos snuncisdos.
Buques on puerto
TRAvSEIA
<Msior Piehandss dsscargando
sChss Lorings deseargando
sAl;cs Bosbys descargando
<Robert 81. Hsr Coby, descargando
<Cayo G Gitanos descargando
SLuidas descargsndo
COSTANEROS
sDos Hermsncis Feisrdo
sPetras Nsgusbo
sEncarnacions Fsiardc, Vieques
y Yabueos.
<Do'oress disc cirgando
SElenas scatgsndo
<ProgrescS Yabucoa
cana Marias NsguAbo
xMay Flowers pendients
sSan Migue', Fsjardo
<MsyaRtszanss descargando
<IsabelaS Arroyo
<Carmelitas pendients
Gala B ancas Arroyo
En- esta imprenta Sc ven.
de papel viejo a So quintal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

FREEZES MIN do los artieuIos
quo 50 detaIIan on
alma0enes
Arroces de partido & Jap6u d.
es1G6.
Idsm valeAciano dc s6i Q Q i'd. Id.
Aios de 30 etvs. & 50.
Jsmonss col . 10.
oussos amssa.s si8 Patagrka 20.
Tosino. Z II . 1T.
sardinas aumadas q 16>centa vos.
Jab6n. sA & s5 Rocamors
Amsricano, e2i y N.
Pasta del pals "a.
Hantssa oct & 81 On yen latas
Dc q & 10.
Harina dc ~ q est.
Habichuelas AmerisAnss eoloradas
llrgas s5i . 81.
0arbanx0s s4} 80
naealao s5ia8
Csbollas ~ q 8.
MAnieQuiflal dc elS 10
Papss amerieanas o1. go q
Tassio 81 80.
Lechs eondensada <Aguilas & e8
Id Id SCruz Rojas e5
Id Id <Magnoliss al
DEL PALS
Astear para 81 sonsumoi
Maasabsdo slaro do ss2 o "a.
De miel slaro $3.50.
Csntrffuga slaro do 10 asS
Amerisans do 81 1884.
Do Ponce N q ~.
Ron 30 grados Cartier 8 e1.so cen.
ssos gallon pagados r. Intsrnss.
NAiz Q LEO.
Tahaco, nominal.
PrecIos de cempra
Almid6n $3.50
Algod6n de- S Q $50.
Cosos do Is . Is millar.
Ousros dulees s1S
seho do res s43
Cafe scrriente de s10 A104.
Cambios oorrIentes
L0ndres check l.88
Paris 81 ~ D.
Hamburgo G4s
New York par &
Espaaa 8 DIV 10 pS
C6daIas hlpotecarlas
Baaeo T,ce.t,.Ialy A.,fsIA s5S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-11

En- esta imprenta Sc ven-
de papel viejo a So quintal,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-09
Freight Rates Are Reduced.

Owing to the large amount of
building material required for the
city this year, the Northern Pacific
railroad has made a reduction in
freight rates to go into effect May 2.
A reduction in rates on paving brick,
common brick, pressed brick and ce-
ment, has been granted. These con-
cessions were secured through the
Commercial club and the recommen-
dations of Agent Meeks.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-09
OLD HOMESTEAD BURNED.
House Burns Like finder, and the
Inmates Barely Escape.

The present home of Henry Buse-
man on the old Walter ]. Reed farm
at Fairview was consumed by fire
yesterday morning at 4 o'clock. The
inmates of the house, Mr.. and Mrs.
Buseman and family, escaped from
the burning building with difficulty.
leaving everything behind them ex-
cept the night clothing they wore.
The cause of the fire is not known.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. with
no insurance.
Walter ]. Reed settled on the home
stead. taking it as soldier claim
in 1879, living there until 1888.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-09
to be figured ont later, when the in
ventolies have boon taken.

to be figured ont later, when the in
ventofies have been taken
Following close upon The court
house $50, II IL one of hose ro.ei-
denees chat wii naoaa9ly never 5e
he explained Jadse Tag4asd said
.last night tnat he believed that cd
greater ra2t 81 tae territory THAT
was burned could have been saved,
had It not been for The fact shat
the wates On Tie Wes a. lad bean
turned an whi'e tie mains were
being renewed The pressure Of
water was yaey strong when finally
turned On I'll fun BUT most, If not
all. Of II had to Ne led from the East
Side, across the tracks to the fire.
Sheriff Gran, took entire charge
Of the district south Of the avenue
and impressed many citizens into
service, using the authority invested
in him by the state constitution.
Those who refused were promptly
arrested. amounting to two men, but
they were released shortly after. No
less than twenty fires started south
of the avenue and at one time it was
feared that the Yakima Grocery COM
pdny was scheduled for complete de-
struction. The sheriff Immediately
secured large numbers OF bags, and
as soon as the little baZes were dis
covered they were extinguishd. Had
the fire gained a start in the lumber
yards, there would have been a clean
sweep to the south that would proba
bly, have resulted in the destruction
of Front street and its western neigh
bors
On the west side of Selah street,
all of the fences were scorched by
the intense heat. WV. Felton's shop
was the only building that was dam
aged to any extent and his loss will
not exceed $500.
People for blocks on all sides
feared that the town would be devas
tated by the fire and on all sides
could be seen occupants of hotels and
homes, hauling their personal chat
tells from their homes.
1t was thought for a while that it
would be necessary to dynamite some
OF the buildings to prevent the spread
of the fire, but later this was consd
cred unnecessary.
A shift in the wind from the north
to the northwest was all that saved
the entire south end of the city from
destruction. Up to that time, 4
was feared that the passenger depot
would be a total loss Three leads
of hose were playing upon it and Just
at the time when it was thought
that nothing more could be done 81
save the structure, the wind shift I'd,
as if providentially. and carried TIE
srafks and fearful heat to the south
west. saving the south end of Frop.
street.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-09
Don't Look Good to Him.

j. p Mayer returned yesterday
from business trip to Sunnyside.
and he does not seem to be very fay-
orably impressed by the progress that
has been made in that section in the
last five years. In an interview he
said: This was the first time had
been in Sunnyside for five years.
felt little disappointed to see what
little progress has been made in that
section In that time. Some parts
have improved little. but the ma
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-09

jority of the places are just as they
were when | saw them last. l can t
understand why more progress has
not been made there than has, but
presume it is on account of the great
drawback in getting water ON the
land. When the government project
goes Through, think she will come
to the front"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-09

Sheriff Gr'at car - be credited
with saving ~ Of Inc south side O.
Yakima avenue Like a ;rue soldier
he pleaded with the boys to take hold
hold and assist in saving the properly
and the town from destruction.
Through his efforts shovels were Sc
cured from the hardware companies
with which to quench the little
blaze that would spring up here and
there south of the avenue. Ever
true to his purpose, at the critical
moments he seemed TO be every
where at the same time, urging the
boys to save the town from destruc-
ton. He placed two men under ar
rest for refusing to obey his orders
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Explosion followed explosion in
quick succession as each succeeding
warehouse went into ruins Some
were caused by shells in the ware
houses. Others by tanks of gaso-
lene and barrels of coal oil.
Little 11-year-old Johnny Glenn
ems was severely wounded in the
right cheek by missil hurled by one
of the sharp explosions, while help
ing to hold the nozzle of a hose on
the Yakima Avenue Hardware com
pany's warehouse A doctor was
summoned and he was sent to st.
Elizabeth's hospital Tor treatment.
1t is thought that the wound is not
serious.
Among the pitiful and blood-chill-
ing scenes of the fire was seen poor
helpless cat and dog coming out of
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FEATURES OF THE FIRE.

Six freight cars standing Oh TIE
trach were 20 l6an e.. " 40 Il los
Most of the,a wore l3aded VIII
freight and nerchane:se. Amc :
chen were .rload O. baile1 hops
ready for shipment and a carload 81
wagons shipped to tie Hartung rI7rG
ware company
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Foley's Honey and Tar Is peculiar
ly adapted for asthma, bronchitis and
hoarseness.. Sold by North Yakima
Drug Store; A. D Sloan. proprietor.
-F5
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Engine gasoline 25c per gallon,
from oil wagon or els South Sec
ond street. 12-tf
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-Four hundred feet Of hose belong
ing 10 the fire department we're
burned up.
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7 II dis had one Of his hands
quite badly burnt and his face
scorched while helping to move
freight car out Of the way of the
fire
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Joe Heinrich. the strong boy from
spokane. and Mcmillan, the wrestler.
proved heroes in the strife Thev
Worked hard, helping every piaae
that help was needed One moment
they were seen Juggling hose around
ar d the next helping carry 500 Is
from the buildings again. again ca :
wing buckets of water to lAencl the
little blaze that would spring ZIP here
and there
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The passenger depot was saved
through a double agency. One was
the shifting of the wind just in the
nick of time from the northeast 70
the north The other was a double
string of freight cars that stood on
the tracks between the freight de-
pot and the passenger depot. These
cars srved to cut off part of tn in
tense seat, thus enabling the boys
to keep everything wet up in good
shape. NJ. S. Meeks. at the head Of
a force of railroad boys, did heroic
work. 1t was largely through their
efforts that the passenger depot was
saved from destruction. With
large number of garden hose a steady
stream of water was kept pouring
from the roof and sides of the build
ing
The baggage was rushed out Of the