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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-13
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Invitations have been issued for the
wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Cosgrlff and
Mr.. William Edward Fife, to take place
on Jan. "a at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Cosgrlff,
The engagement of Miss Julia A.
Marks and Jacob A. Kahn has been
announced. The Wedding will take
place IN the near future.
Next Tuesday the marriage of Mrs
Annie Pierce and w. II. Bywater Will
take place, the ceremony to be per-
formed at 1853 sixth street by Bishop
Romney. Mrs. Pierce has been man
ager OF the cloth manufactury DEPART
ment Of Y. c. NJ. !. for some time, and
Mr.. Bywater chief Of the fire depart
ment. The wedding VIII be quiet one.
The marriage OF Miss Jennie Lynn OF
this city and Alma w. Cowan took
place on Monday at Pacific Grove, Cal,
Miss Winnifred Lynn and Louis
Sowles OF this city acting as bridesmaid
and best man. They VIII be In SAT-
Lake shortly.
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Mrs, Hurry u, Windsor loft on We'd.
nesday evening with her father. Col c.
NJ Copp, for a short stay In Los An
geles
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Nelson ans.
tanned the members OF the Lively ctssn
together with their friends Ih,,,,npa
evening at their home on Twenty..l
ond street. Cards music ana 80
pleasure were the order Of the eyeninss
dainty lunch was served
Mrs. DR.. s. l.. Brick was hostess
most delightful sleighing party vIv.
Monday afternoon 10 over 40 OF beri
friends. After enjoying a conn
hours riding all the party went to ~ ~
Reed hotel cafe where light rerras Sl
ments were served. ~"
Prof and Mrs. +. NJ. briggs has =,
their guests this week Mrs. DSsn.
mother and sister. Mrs. w. y. shor, -
Salt Lake City and Mrs. W. B. Woo,
OF Denver, Colorado WV
Mrs g. L. Becked left this wee, o.
California where she will visit Cor
few weeks. -T
Wednesday Mrs. James cass,n 10,
Tor Los Angeles to spend n month VII,
relatives and friends. N
Miss Bertha Lynch and Al.xa,,.
Lee two, we'll known young peonla
Ogden were married this week.
Bert Cave and wife OF Wlnnsm,,o,,
Nevada, who have been visiting in a..
den with Mr. Caves parents returnsI
TO their home Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Van Allen entertaIre.
large number OF their friends Thu
day evening at cards and other annusa.
ments. a dainty luncheon was ssry.d
{, L. Mcknight and wife entertain
few Of their friends at their homs a,
Cahoon avenue Monday evening Thos,
present were Misses Minnie and Ami,
Fox. Mamie and Libbie Thorinyton
Martha Schat, Messrs. Bealnish NV,
man. Logan and Jensen.
Last evening the Alumni assooIa,,o,
Of the Ogden High school gave a var,
enjoyable ball at Tollers' hall viii,
was largely attended. '''''
The ladies OF the Congregations
church gave q very pleasurable slai@s
ride to large crowd Tuesday evening
The Royal Neighbors OF America sav,
a pleasurable card party and recen,
Ton Thursday evening After card,
refreshments We're served.
Adam Patterson left Tuesday for nl5
Mexico on an extended pleasure trlp.
The engagement OF Miss Frances A
Brown to Fred May OF Salt Lake CIV
the wedding to take place In April wa,
announced this week by Mrs. Martha
III. Brown. ''''
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Miss Grace BEETLES left for Los An
geles on Thursday.
Col and Mrs. II. b, Maxson Of Reno,
New. and a party OF friends were
guests In the city yesterday, en- route
to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Collins left for
the coast on Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. +. Beer and children leave
shortly for California to spend the re-
mainder OF the winter.
Mrs. George w, Snow and Miss Eva
Snow VIII go 20 California In a few
weeks on an extended visit
Mrs. John Reed OF Denver is ex-
pected the early part of next month to
visit with friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wilcox ana Miss
coral Wilcox OF Spokane, who have
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A very few functions have enlivened
tho week, most OF them having been Of
oil informal nature. Probably the larg-
est were the dancing party at The La
dies Literary club given by the MEM
bers OF tho Twenty club. and tho card
party given by Miss Cosgrir at the
Kenyon In honor OF her slstor Mise
EiiEsbeth Cosgrin and Mr.. william Fife
whose marriage takes place shortly.
Miss Cosgriffs guests numbered about
rs. 10 tables being played. The par
Tors were beautifully decorated In AM
orican Beauty roses, pink carnations,
palms and ferns arranged on mHntela
and tables and about the rooms, and
the score cards we're red hearts tied
with white ribbons Assisting the host
ess and guest Of honor IN receiving were
Mrs. j. d. Cosgrif, Mrs. w. G. Alex
ander and Miss Gertrude Modrath.
Another large affair Of the week was
the party given by Mrs. y. G. Jack.
ling on Monday night In honor of Win
nlfred Brlce and Dora Bradley. the
function being dancing party and the
hostess being assisted By Mira. Down
Ing and Mrs Brice. The rooms we're
bright with a profuBion Of palms, ferns
and flowers, and Refreshments were
served from prettily decorated table.
A number or bob-sleigh parties have
beg enjoyed by the younger sets dur
Ing the sleighing season, and many OF
these have been followed by chaflng-
dish suppers at the homes Of the~pag-
Elephants.
A great number Of parties were an
last night az the Calve concert followed
by suppers at the various clubs,
The dancing party given by the
Twenty club at the Ladies' Literary
club on Thursday night was "A delight
ful affair, the hall and basement being
prettily decorated with palms, vines
and flowers and a large number being
present. Capt. and Mrs Sturgis chap
eroned the affair
Miss Gertrude McGrath will entertain
in honor OF Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff
next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Y Wallace enter
tanned Informally on Tuesday In cele-
bratlon of their weddne anniversary,
the function being a dinner, ana the
table being bright and effective with
floral decorations.
Last night the Juniors % the Y NJ
c. A. gave a delightful banquet at the
club rooms.
Miss Marge Elerbeok entertained at
cards on Tuesday afternoon, her guests
being chiefly members OF the Sewing
club. Prizes were won by Mrs. Elliot
kimball and Miss Annie Adams.
A dinner was given at the University
club last night by d. NJ. Boyd, David
Taylor End Matthew Brodie previous
10 the dance at the Ladies' Literary
club, their guests being Capt. and Mrs.
Sturgis, Miss Marge Miller Miss Laura
sherman, Miss Mary Scallon, Miss
Miller and Mr.. Gruber.
Tho Misses DArms were hostesses at
u pleasant card party on Tuesday night,
tho rooms being prettily decorated and
the following guests enjoying the aye-
hing Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.. Lansing Os
Seattle, Mr.. and Mrs Heath, Mr. aud
Mrs. Al Smith, Mrs, l.. Randel OF Chi
oago, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Dunyon,
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Automobile designers producing garments.
for the fair buber which shall be
All
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brown leather cut with goed white
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the Misses Carrie ard Eva Dunyon.
Messrs. John DunyOn, George Mathis
Ashby, WIN sibley and Michel D'Arms
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Boyd entertained
the Monday Night club at their home
this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Ellerbeck enter
tanned on Thursday night in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pitt of Manila.
The rooms were prettlly decorated In
pink carnations and about 20 guests
were present.
DR. and Mrs. Fred Pinkerton enter
tanned al dinner on Tuesday In celebra-
lion OF Mrs. Pinkerton's birthday. tho
decorations being American Beauty
roses, and covers being laid Tor IL. Mrs.
y. r, Sherbondy assisted In entertain
Ing
Mrs. Della Ellis OF Seattle was guest
OF honor at an informal dinner given
by Mrs W. II Mcintyre on Tuesday
Miss Gertrude McGra,h win enter
tain next Thursday In honor OF Miss
Elizabeth Cosgrif,
MIS-. ftelen MSlTUh eilel tulHtu tno
Lillian Hollster Hive this week at a
pleasant evening party IN honor OF Mss
Isabel Grant Of Park City.
Miss Leila stingey entertained the
Sewing club at her home on Wednes-
day
Miss Ina Rudy entertained her Sew
Ing club this week,
The members OF Mrs. Charlotte New
mans Sewing club we're entertained at
her home on Tuesday
Mrs fIeber Lee was hostess at
pleasant afternoon affair on Monday,
given In honor OF i\-s. Harold Pitt Of
Manila and Miss Edna Dwyer. the rooms
being prettlly decorated for the occa-
sion and about ~ friends being present.
The TALES were manipulated In water
colors.
Mrs. Frank Lowe WAS hostess at a
pretty luncheon on Tuesday.
Miss elizabeth Cosgriff win be guest
OF honor at an afternoon bridge party
on Monday at the Kenyon. given by
Mrs. A. c, Ewing and Mrs W. C. Alex
ander,
The family party In honor of the
seventy ninth anniversary Of the birth
Of the late President Geo. Q. Cannon,
given by the members of his family
last Thursday evening, was one OF the
largest and most enjoyable social func-
lions OF the week. The celebration was
held Mt the home OF Mrs. Annie w.
Cannon, and was attended by over 100
defendants OF the late Church leader.
An Interesting and select program was
preceded by an elaborate rspast, Dur
Ing the evening the Cannon Chronicle
was read. as were letters from absent
ones. The evening was one long 10 be
remembered, and brought to the minds
OF his descendants the greatness Of the
man whose memory they cherish.
Among tho social events OF the week
was u birthday party given In honor OF
Mr.. Bertha H. Jensen at l54 north Sec
ond West, on Wednesday evening. The
rooms were prettily decorated In roses,
carnations, hyaclnths and evergreens,
and covers were laid for 20. A most en-
joyable evening was spent IN games,
music and speeches and n sumptuous
supper was served. The invited guests
were Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur r. Barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave w. Teudt Thorn
as Il. Jacobson. Alfred G.. Rees, Charles
II. Miles. George d. Bennett, Armt En-
sign, Mrs. Melissa s. Bowman. Miss
Rebecca Christensen. and Messrs. Paul
zysling. Hyrum Christensen and Jesse
Flint. The young ladies in waiting
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been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Il. Sowles for several weeks, LETT for
Los Angeles on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Parke have
moved from the Keith apartments and
are now at home ut sos east second
South street
Mr.. Addison Cain and son Brighton
leave today for months visit In Chi
cago and 81. Paul. with friends and
relatives.
Carl ana Sam Williams have returned
to Cornell, after spending the vacation
with their family
Mrs. j. II. Baer and Miss Ruth Baer
left for San Francisco Thursday. They
will visit with friends in southern CALI
fornla before returning to this city.
Mrs. Joseph Deltriehs left for the
coast last Thursday.
Mrs. Louis Walden. accompanied by
her little daughter Helen, returned
Wednesday from a six weeks visit with
relatives In Indiana.
James w. Nelll was in the city this
week on hts way to Butte, Mont.
Miss Bess Chandler was in town
from Bingham for few days this week
Mrs. Paul Kimball IL the guest for
few weeks OF her sister. Mrs. Aonzo
Hyde, Jr. Later In the season she will
rejoin Mr. Kimball at Kimberley.
Mrs Charles Wilkes and her little
daughter Deborah left for Goldheld
yesterday, after spending two months
with Maj ana Mrs, Edmlnd Wilkes.
Mrs. Mia Upper Maynard and her
sister, Mrs. Mary Tupper OF Denver,
spent Monday IN the city with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T. Mason on their way through
to Los Angeles
Mrs Joseph Nibley has gone to her
home in Perry. Or, after spending the
holidays here.
Mrs. b. f. Bauer is back from a
visit with her daughter In st. Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis C. Gates have re-
turned from two weeks visit In New
York and Boston.
Misses Ruth and Mary Kirkpatrick
will leave ON Monday for Louisville
KY, to visit with friends for few
weeks
Mrs. S. C. Adams OF Denver, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| II. q. Mcmillan, for the holidays, will
| leave shortly to rejoin Mr., Adams in
Denver.
Mrs, Eager and the Misses Eager left
| for the coast this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Shallaws OF Dem
yer were guests in the city this week,
en- route to the coast.
Frank Raybould left Thursday for
| San Francisco to spend several weeks
with Mrs. B. G, Raybould.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brice and daush-
ter, Miss Winfred, leave the latter part
OF the month for California, to be away
several months.
Mrs l.. c. Hawk left yesterday foc
| Denver accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
II. A. shupe Of Ogden.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Kiser, who spent
| the holidays with friends in the east.
| are at home.
| Mrs. J. S. 1.akln of the Palo Alto,
| formerly a resident of Salt Lake, Is
here visiting her sister. Miss Jessie
Drew at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
w. Brown.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Porter. who have
spent the past few months In Chicago
with Mrs. Porter's relatives, have re-
turned.
Miss Kate Downey and Miss Amy
| Sheridan Of Maryland arrived on
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Wednesday to be the guests OF Maj. and
Mrs. George Downey for couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. John Il. woodward and Miss
Kathiine Judge will leave next week for
Fort Leayen worth, to be the guests OF
Mrs. Theodore Baldwin.
Seton Lindsay left for New York this
week 10 be away couple OF weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry SIM
mons are at the Angelus In Los An
geles for a short time
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A party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. b. Dougall, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8.
Beatie. Mrs. G.. S. Burton and Miss
kathie Dougall will leave shortly for
Los Angeles, expecting to remain for
the rest Of the winter.
Miss Blanch Thomas will be here with
the Hanford company. which comes 10
the Thcater on the cath, and during her
stay will visit with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. II. X. Thomas.
What might be termed a colony Of
Salt Lakers Will be In Los Angeles
during the next few months, a large
number Of local residents being al
ready there, and others are on their
way or planning 70 go,
Miss Edna Dwyer will leave shortly
for Wikesbarre, Pa. where she has
been offered a position as Instructor
IN harmony. While there she viii con-
.inue her .studes In vocal music under
Dr Mason. on her way Miss Dwyer
Will visit her sister. Mrs, Louis Crtch-
low, at Elwood. Ind,
Mrs. Charlotte Newman leaves for
Danver next woelS.
Mrs. All. Cordlner of Laramie, Wyo..
Is In the city, the guest of Mrs. w.
II. POLAND.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Reed have re-
turned from Visit of several weeks
In California
Miss Mayme Noble returned on Mon
day from New York, where she has
spent the past two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 8. Bird expect
to leave early IN the week for the east
to be away several weeks.
Sheldon l.. Butler left Thursday for
Mexico
Mrs j. Tarvn Harris will leave early
next week for Pasadena, Cal. where
she will be tho guest OF her sister,
Mrs Edwin +. Holmes, for couple
Of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bamberger are
expected from New York next week.
Mrs. l.. A. Evans left for Los Angeles
this week. where she will be the guest
OF Mrs j. $, Bransford.
Mss Eva Griffith OF Pennville. md.
ls tie guest OF Mr., and Mrs. Louis
Walden for several weeks.
Miss josephine Botsford OF Evanston
Wyo', IA In the city visiting with friends
for couple OF weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Craig Of Mt Pleasant
has returned 10 her home after a pleas
ant visit with Miss Pearl Savage and
Mss Milcred OFT.
Mrs. Joseph Dederlchs has gone 10
Los Angeles 10 join her husband. She
will return within 10 days.
WIN Mcintyre has returned TO school
IN New Hampshire, after spending the
tHcetlcn with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs w. II. Mcintyre.
Mr.. end Mrs. ]. S. Broadbent left for
The coast this week,
a. c shaw and ]. I. Wilcox LEFT for
California last evening,
Mss Jennie Parsons left for a,uth.
several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Kerr have return
cd from visit 10 Chicago and Mnwau-
Eee.
Mrs Harry II, Windsor loft on We'd
nesday evening with her father, Col c.
NJ Copp, for q short stay In Los AM
gelee
Niles LILLIAN Turner, who has been
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Wetzell during the holidays, left sun
day FOR her home IN Mt. Pleasant
MISS Mabel shepherd has returned
70 her home IN ogden after spending
tho holidays with Miss Edgarda Wedg-
wood.
night,
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OGDEN.

Among the most brilliant social
events OF the season was the mar
riage of Mrs. G. Angus Wright and
Miss Margaret McElroy which was sol
emnized Wednesday In the Salt Lake
Temple. The happy young bride and
groom returned to Ogden on the even-
ing train. They were escorted to the
home OF the groom's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. August Wright on Twenty-fourth
street. where they were greeted by
large circle of relatives, who extended
congratulations and spent a very en-
ioyable evening. A sumptuous wedding
repast was served. The home was pref
tlly decorated with cut flowers and
ferns. The bride is one Of the most
popular and highly esteemed young la
dies OF Ogden. MIR. Wright is advertis-
ing manager for w. ii. Wright & Sons
company, and one OF the city's most
progressive young business men,. He
recently returned from mission to
the Southern States. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright VIII make their home at 566
Twenty-fourth street.
Wednesday evening the Fourth ward
choir enjoyed their annual bob-ride, I'M
der the management of their conduc.
tor. Orson Griffin and his associates.
For this ride they sincerely thank those
who so kindly furnished their teams
and slelghs. During the evening they
serenaded Presidents Shurtllf, Middle
ton and Flygare. Bishop Il. T. Wooley
and Counselors Civilian and Belnap.
Mayor Conroy. also Charles A. Wright
and bride Every member of
the choir wished them happy
and prosperous voyage through life.
After the ride they returned to the
amusement hall. where the choir ladies
had provided some very dainty refresh
ments. The remainder Of the time was
spent In dancing, interspersed with
songs. all feeling that IL was one of the
most enjoyable events OF the season.
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me sorosis met Wednesday wifi,
Mrs. X, r. Irvine. Jr. Mrs. Irwin,
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were Misses Emma and Gina Smith and
Eva II. Jen son.
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and for her whose
but
The illustrated
gathered
white The emine banded shired chiffon
med with nodan white ostrich plum and long ties the chiffon
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Niles LILLIAN Turner, who has been
me guest OF Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Wetzell during tho holidays. left sun,
day Tor her home IN ut. Pleasant.
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Miss Mabel Shepherd has returned
70 her home in ogden after spending
tho holidays with Miss Edgarda Wedg.
wood
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night,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-30
LINCOLN

The Thanksgiving holiday was observed
In a very quiet manner In this town. and
aside from the usual outdoor sports ther
was nothing TO mar the Sabbath calm.
The usual services We're held at Christ
church and there were several family
gatherings,
In Lonsdale hall yesterday afternoon
matinee social was held under the aus
pices Of the Young Mems Parish club
for the benefit OF the fund for the bowl
ing alleys, which are being installed.
Fsy's orchestra furnished the music for
dancing and II was kept I'D until Z
o'clock There was very large attend
ance OF the young people and the receipts
from the affair will help materially to
swell the fund for the object The com
mittee which had charge OF the arrange
ments consisted OF Fred owen. William
II Strickland and George McAuleN.
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RIVERSIDE

The local office OF The News-Democrat
is at Lewis restaurant, Riverside square.
where advertisements and news items
NAV be left.
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land. and, in addition, the city Is BENG
deprived Of the rebate which would be
forthcoming on account OF the receipts
81 the gas company under the provisions
OF the franchise.
A roll-call vote was taken on the mo-
tlon 20 postpone indefinitely. and II was
lost. Councilmen Goldsmith. Daygnon and
Dion voting In favor, and Councilmen
Gor. Freeman, Mann and Briden voting
against. The resolution was then passed
by the same vote and referred to the
board of aldermen for concurrence.
HAPPENINGS YESTERDAY.
A football game between the team of
the Central Falls high school ard the
alumni was played on fuckers lot on
Lonsdale avenue, and was won by lhe
former by a score OF Z 10 5.
In the afternoon a large party was In
attendance at the matinee social which
was held in Colonial nall by the Eloise
Social club. There were many Others
who attended the theatres and other
places OF amusement in Providence ana
Pawtucket
Another social was held I'm Colonial hall
last evening by the Iroquois club, for
which music was furnished by OXley
orchestra In addition TO the music by the
orchestra there were illustrated songs by
Carroll and Kelly, which proved 10 be
very enjoyable.
Very few cases OF drunkenness were
seen during the day and the police de-
partment had an easy time of II.
II there were any families not provided
with good dinners yesterday. IL was be-
cause they had not taken the trouble to
make il known. as. between the efforts OF
the churches the pupils OF the public
schools and the overseer OF the poor IL
was calculated that every case OF this
kind should b. relieved
TWO FIRES.
The fire department was called out
about 1925 O'Clock yesterday by an alarm
from box les TO blaze I'm the tenement
house of ]. Ascuith summer avenue.
Che fire was caused by an overheated
stovepipe and the woodwork in the rear
OF the stove was badly scorched. No great
damage was sustained.
Yesterday morning about Oils o'clock
still alarm was sent In for fire In the
home of Arnold Shaw, % jerks avenue.
One of the od-fashioned fire places was
filled with wood for a fire and the blaze
communicated to the adjoining woodwork.
It was extinguished with little trouble.
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ART STORE BLAZE
DID $500 DAMAGE

Fire in the art store OF c. II. Church at
4S2 Westminster street last evening caused
damage that will not exceed $500
After several lines OF hose had been
trafled into the cellar the blaze was ex-
tingushed. although the waste boxes and
rubbish. which had been blazing. con-
ttnued 70 smoke. The firse. which started
in the cellar OF the partition separating
that store from Gould's corset store; and
rubbish in the latter took fire. A hole
was cut in the foorand a cellar pipe was
set at work and this blaze was soon
smothered.
The art store has been occupied only
about three weeks.
The stock consiste OF oil and water color
paintings OF a total value OF about 5000.
Most OF the stock in Gould's corset store
is kept I'm boxes, and what was exposed
vas quickly covered by the protectives,
under the direction of Capt. Stone.
The building is owned by r. c. Taylor
OF Worcester.