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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

9ise. 10 shaf IN the year Of 1905 the
insurance agents were not compelled
60 pay directly % lho nrc companies
that sum az money fn lieu of lhis
the legislature provided thad abe
treasurer 81 tho territory should an-
nunlly on She iei day Of August nf
each year pay 90 the treasurer Of the
Ore department ol each city, town on
village. q sum Of money equal t0 the
amount received by such Gre depart
meut under Section 2l32. during the
year 1904. 10 being therefore the ovl-
dent intention that the Gre depart
munfH should not lose tbs income for
the year 1905. even though u repeats
said Section 2i32. and that d intended
that tha ere departments should have,
IN 1905. ana nii she succeeding years.
The same income from practically the
same source as tboy had ln the year
1904 The provision that this should
be paid on tho iat day OF August Of
each year ! condirne not % BE- man.
dafOfy. but Il would be permissible
% pay this after tho lnf day OF Aug
gust Ia any year az soon ua the funds
are hrcGEaibio
am. therefore. oi the opinion that
III the territorial treasurer now has
funds Eumclent 20 pay 90 she various
FIRE departments tho amount received
by rnch Gre departments undor Sec.
tion 2if2. during the year 1904 for
1905. nHd also 90 ray the amounts due
Tor the current year that he is not
only permitted but required under che
law 90 pay The same.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

The United States ciyA service
commission announces the postpone.
ment 70 june 81 Is. 1905 (in view OF
the small number Of applications
fiicd), Of the examination scheduled
for June 90. 10 secure ellgibles from
which 60 make certihcalion 20 an va,
cancics Ia the position 81 mochanicai
craftsman under the isthminn canal
commission on the lmhmua u Pana,
ma, AZ they may occur 40 salaries
ranging from 81 300 20 $500. but
ususlly $500. per annum.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
NO CHLOROFORM
FOR ADMIRAL
CONVERSE
Ar RIA Ace LIMIT or e. m the
NAVY. ROOSEVELT Aaka HIM
TO PLEASE KEEP HIS ioB ~.
pEffNiTELN--AM OLo TAR WHO
FioATa DISEASE ~ KEEPING
on ftia fEaT - so o8LEHi8A
iN Ills.


Special correspondence
Weshlnfton june l2-rhoy mas
chi0rolorm some men at so. bat this
Oaiorlsfa are down and out when 4
comes 20 Roar Admiral Geo a. Con-
verse. chief ol the bureau OF naviEa-
tioh, iho most important osCcuiige
Oihea CD ihe navy
Retire george9" biowed President
Roosevelt wien they told him she
other day that Converse waa 62 wears
old. end WAS therefore 81 the aFo of
retirement
Then fhc president seized o pen
there were vivid fashca of teeth and
ln 3 couple of minutes a letter went
10 tho admiral requesting him 90 con
unue indefinitely ID his bureau chief
talnship.
Gsolfe-Admiral Converse Sc you
prefer 81 counted as top-uf-tho-
ladder man In value al che navf Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

The United STATE civil service
commission announces The postpone
ment ~ July 80, 1906 On Wow ur tns
ANAL number Of applications nled
~ me examination scheduled Cor June
81, 10 secure oliglhlcs from which 20
make ceuincation 90 on 81 toast two
vacancies, az 5000 per annum cach
With maintenanclD. Do the position Of
medical inferno. government hospital
Cor th0 Insane. Washington. y, "a. and
vacancies as they may occur IN ans
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
.ALFONSO'S WEDDING COST
THE DONS $4,000, 900

A Madrid dispatch says. ANor the
royal wedding attempts are being
made 10 count the cost OF the wholp
series Of fetea, decorations. etc. borne
by the royal exchequer. the grandeea
aud the public
A modest estimate OF the whole out.
lay 10 si0O00.000. roughly made on by
the following items:
al.250.OO0 for the redecoratiOn 81
El PardO palace llucluding the build.
INK Of new htchensl. for the properi.
ton 81 1he chateau OF Ia Granla for
royal honeymoon. and ON the suite Of
apartments for the queen IN the Mad,
rid palace.
si50.090 for clothing the guards reg.
lmeat. the royal servants, etc, IN new
uniforms and nveriea
$4,000 cor the battle Of flowers,
which denudod the gardens OF spain.
$4,000 for decoration 0f the
streets. expended by the municipality
OF Madrid and by private persons.
The royal ball. garden party review,
military tattoo, etc, may be grouped
together as costing about 81 500 600.
The outlay by individual courtlcrs
aud women on their own Rdommeng
WAS very considerable, and the details
are Interesting.
New dresses, jewels, feathers. frillF
and furhelcwa for the wedding CO.'S
al average OF $1,000 for each Of enc
300 women attending. making nearly
100000.
New froclgs Tor the gala perform
ance I'd tho opera, abe court hali and
the garden party. worn by she 200p
women invited. estimated al Sd 500 b
head amounted 90 e30000 900. Several
women went FAR beyond the average
expenditure on their dresses and Jew
elry, one aeptuaEonaFlan dOwaReI
duchess paying tsQN0Q for a new
tiara, and a grnndoes wife, whose
jewels are among the finest in the
world purchased Tor a fabulous sum
a rope OF IA pearls a. blg az ilberts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
THE HONDO RESER-
yOlR PROJECT
CONTRACTOR HARRIS HAS FIN
lsHED MAIN CONTRACT ON
GOVERNMENT WORKS. READY
BY JUNE IS.


Frank p. Harris. the railroad con-
tractor who has had charge OF the
construction Of the government dam
and reservoir az Roswell. New Mexico.
was In El paAo Saturday. lie gave the
News representative q pleasant IN
tervieW and talked freely Of The irrl-
CATION project az that place All tho
work ls now practically completed and
the reservoir b rtSdy 90 receive and
store the water front the fi0nd0 river,
by the 18th Of June, Wood. Bancroft A.
Doty will have finished an the spill
ways and completed an work on the
dam and reservoir, and tho work viii
be accepted hy the government Tho
hoadHntes win also Boz put in, and Che
rlpTapplng on ON No. : viii be c0m-
plcied Mr. Harris. who has mad
charge OF the work since n year ngu
last Dccemhor has completed tbs
work.
The dam, which d ton feet high DE-
vertH the whole stream Of the Honda
ristr into the reservoir from which
the excess water Is let back Into the
river By means Of gates and spiilways.
Tho reservoir n located about
twriro miles west 0i Roswell q has
"a circumference Of about ten mites
and VIII store water enough IA the
prtkcnt 10 wa ) 10000 acres ~ land
II tho reservoir helda the water src
ces8fglly, ita capacity viii be doubled
IN ,he near future The reservoir q
about forty feol deep. and the aus
OF which there are six. are from TWEEN
~ 10 thirty feet high
An average 81 one hundred teams
ann two hundred men. AR Harris sasi
have been working on thss project fol
over a year. The cost viii DO f3a0,eN
There Is some work yet 20 be done On
the lateral canals, which win BE- done
immediately after the work on the res
erfalF 90 completed
The beneiit oil the reservoir 10 thaa
section Of the country viii BE- inoalou-
liable. and many farma and hUmQn viii
De sold where formerly & was q des
eft
The Carlsbad Project.
9r. Harris also gave some inter-
eaflng informailun in regard 20 ths
CARLSBAD irrigation project. on which
some work 81 being done, and as aoof
a. the necessary machinery and equip.
ment arrive a iuii force will be pw
an 20 rebuild the diversion dam IN ~,
Pocos river which was washed out Lao
year Tho work is TO be completed q
receive next springs water. and vii
cost about $3.50. 600
the diversion dam ln the Pecos Fiv.
en- o. located about seventeen mllei
above Carlsbad and the STORAGE dafl
Is six miles above that Work vii
have 20 DO hurried fhrough and Mr
Harris says work win bo plentiful anl
viii be- we'll paid for
Mr Harris left Tor Mexico 10 Tool
into the field for his gorl ~ work ID
che neighhorh0Od OF romosachlc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
DID ROBBINS HAVE
HIS NERVE WITH
HIM?


SPECIAL Correspondence
San Francisco Cal.. juno i2.-serEt
Robbins ia EoiuE 90 live a whole lot
Of people ouf here arc deeply inter
eaied in this. hccauao Rnbblnn was
nut only one uf ihe heroes hul Is
known aH the man who had mo
closest OF an tho close calls from
death
sorei Chat = Robbins. FIRST nat
terry Of EngluCera. was engaged in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
Tepoaraphle praiiaman.

The United states civil service
commission announces the postpone
mont 90 June g7.28. 1906 On view uf
the small number Of applications
fled, OF the examination scheduled
for June 81. 90 SECURE ellEiules from
which 10 make cerlidcstion % hli va.
canclcs as they may occur la the POI
gitlon Of topographic craftsman. de-
Dariment OF construction and ongi
neerlnr. on the isthmua oI Panama.
at salaries OF 500 OF SIZES a month,
ihe usual entrance salary being 800
a month. A. NO ellgihlcs were secured
as the result 81 the examination held
on April a. 1900, qualified persons
are urged 10 enter this examination.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
SEA sERpENT STORES
REVIVED an

ftNHt#NR Wy FNHfeIEt
This "a the season oi the year when
sea serpent siQsica ere IA order. Just
at present Che sea strpont ia being
iakcn quite seriously here. an emil
merit scientist hnvine gone ga record
a. bellefins ln the existence Of the
monster.
DR. Raphael blanchard. professor Of
che medical faculty oi the University
of Paris Describes thc sea serpent as
having a body ilse q seal. 40 Inn
motsely long tail and q long. Noxihle
ncck The reptile was said 10
also have q huo muHlncho Tho doctor
holda that the existence OF che SER
pont Is beyond doubt. q having been
seeu several times Que was seen BY
licN fngresyille, 81 che French navy.
commanding the warship Avalanche
ID 1904. and another by Lieut.. L'Eost.
Prof hlanchayd thinks that some
French naturalist should be- able 90
solve The riddle. Since tine serpent
seems % show itself chleny on the
rOuQuln coast tho urofosaof urges
that the Cochin China Roycrnmen,
orsani1o an expedition 90 lnvestl-
gate g.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

sidewalks ga iho tufspce
STEALING LADY LOVE NgW
USE FoH TAE AUTO cAH.
Tho automobile ng a mpang OF ALB
duciIon on ciopomeni offers extra
ordinary inducements. not alone On
accouni az 90 speed, but also On ac-
rounl of the dlaauisinF qualities Of
the regular costume worn.
The latest case in point was az the
village OF persan. about nftoen miles
from Paris. one Sunday. recently, an
automobile drew un nraf tho church
and three men. whose faces were
masked b. enormous goRElcH, got Oui
uf the vehicle nud waited until Nile.
Marie Uniselef. che daughter 81 q
wealthy digiillcr passed on her
way 20 morning service. when they
SEIZED gagged and carried her of "a
the automobile
Tho sole spectator. however, rec
nGniscd che chief of The ahducl0rs as
Andre Martin, ghe former cashier %
Milc. OulHslofa father. aud. luckily for
iNe interest of che Story. "a nriHhbor'a
automobile happened lo be ready. in
this chase was given. hut naturally
The andnclora automobile was The
faster. and. therefore. pursuit was
futile
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

The United states elsn service
commisgic1 announce an cXamina.
ton on July GO. 1906. to Secure eli'
Eibles from which 60 make Ueflihca'
ton 90 on vacancies in the poslilon
OF hospital inferno tmaiel under tho
lFihmian canal commlsfipn, on the
lslhmus az Panama, as they may oe
cur. As an insufficient number ~
oligihios 20 meet she needs OF the
service resulted from The examina'
ton held ON December ca 1905. Tor
this position, qualified persons are
urged 30 enter this examination. Men
only win be admitted I'd this examine.
ton. for which two days will be BE-.
Quirod. each applicant for the 18th.
milan canal service VIII be required 90
submit 60 the examiner. on the dag DO
q examined. recent photograph %
himself taken wfnin three years.
which viii be alod with bis cNamina.
sion Fapera. rs q means of ldentihca.
iiun In Gaze he receives appointment.
An unmnunt0d photograph is pre-.
ierrcd. The date. place and name oi
examination, the examination mum.
Der. the comp9iiiora name. and tho
year ln which the Photograph wa
taken. should 90 indicated On tha Pho.
togFaph. AFo limit 90 60 90 years on
the dnto of che examlnaiiQni salary
500 per month. vita quarters, but
without board and washing. Only
graduates of reputable medical SCHOOLS
having not less than d three years
course, VIII be admitted 20 ihla eH'
amination.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

The United States civil service COM
mission announces the poatpOnemont
10 June 2T-2S. 1906, linyiew OF the
email number of applications lled),
OF the examination scheduled for
June go, 90 aecurc aligitlN from
which to make ccrlihcasiQn - on et
least six vacancies M the position oI
AID IA the coast and geodetlc survey,
az s12O per aRnum each. and similar
vacancies as they may occur pa that
survey. A. tho commission has ex'
porlenced considerable difnculty In se'
curing d sufficient number Of ehslblog
10 meet the needs of the service, quail.
lnod persons are urged 20 enter this
examination
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

lazy liver leads 90 chrOnlc cys.
pepaln and constipation -Weakens the
whole system Deans Rfguieis ,fabc
per hoxl, curreci the liver. tone the
stomach. cure constipation.
ARIZONA TEACHERS FAILED
TO PASS EXAMINATION,
Al Phoenix, tho Arlzoua board of
sohool examiners completed their
work Of passing Upon the applications
~ teachers certificates. LESS than
half d the applicants throughout the
territory nasaodi ana II ~ presumed
the examinations are too severe.
There we're forty-aeven applicants
of whom forty one were women and
slK wgre men. A. reported by conn
ties the number 81 applicants 10 zach
county, rgapeeliyely. was as follows,
Apache 3. Coehiso y. Graham Z, Marie
cOpa 8. MohRvo I, Navai0 9, Pinal q
Pima Z, lavapai 8 Inerd were $50
applicants from CocoDino. ella. Santa
Cfna aud Yuma counileH
Three lrat grade certificates were
granted. as follows; TO q. u. Greer 81
Apache county, no Esih Cook az Coz
chiae county. w n. 3mNdea ol Graham
county. Nlneieen eec0gd grade car
tidcatas were granted. as iQlloWRi "a
fiatiio N'ebh 81 Cochlae county. Maud
Wollborn and Susie "a. Ialiey Of Graz
ham county, George Flock ui Mnrieopl
county, Jennie Talbot OF Mohayl
county, Cnrollne a. Hughaion
Blanche Decker. Myrtle 81 Relchor
Cora Grimth, Clara "A kolaoy ui Plmi
county Alice Eieming. Orpilie Rush
~ Wnunnal county Aqmnhn kFnhla
ilildR Minccr. Elle Peterson, 0iihefl
y. Greer. Jane Brown. Mary Wilkins
Lyman M 0vcraou Of Apache county
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Cures bahga group. Whites daily
cuis and bruises, mama's sore throat
Rfaudmap lrmeneas-Dr lhOmaa'
Electric OH the great household
raniatIv.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

branch pi 'ha service recurring aimf
ilaf Qualifications. rhe department
states thai x Fescrvcs the righi 10
continue or ttmiDate appcinimeni A.
TIE end 81 one year Oh 10 promote The
apuolnco as tine expiration OF that
lenQth az service.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Itchi Itchi Itch, Scratch
Scratch, Scraiohl The more you
scratch the worse the itch. Tr,
Deems Ointment 4 cures piles &C.
zcma. any SKIN itching All droggla;s
sell n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Tho United States civil service
commission announces an exsmina
ton on July &c, 1906. 60 secure clt
glhlos from which 20 make cortifca.
tlon to- fil a vacancy. AZ $1,000 per
annum. Ia the uuariefHHsier's depart
ment nt large. 40 each 81 the follow
ing named places, and vacancies af
they may occur "a any branch of the
service. requiring similar qualinca
Nons Hot Hpflnrs. hrks Fort Creek
Mob. Fort Adams. n. 4, Fort Doug
las. Utah. Sc. Paul MINI. for dui3
az Fort Smelling. Fort tawton. Wash.
FORT Mcpherson. Ca. Fort Hunt va
and Fort Washington. SD. A. the
commission has experienced eonald.
cradle difnculty Oh securing applicants
fof ihls position 20 meet fhe needs q
the service, qualified persons are urg
ga 60 enter this cxamlnail0n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

By the Governor.
j. W. RAYNOLns,
lseaD Secretary Of New Mexico.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-11
MIGHT USE CUSS WORDS
BelIaire Church Trustees Cancel
Senator TiIIman's Lecture.

BELLAIRE. o., Dec. 1.-THE trus-
tees OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church have Cancelled the engagement
of Senator Tillman, who was to have
delivered n lecture here tonight for
the benefit of the church.
After his Chicago lecture. in which
Senator Tillmaii was reported to have
INDUCED in profanity as Il result of in
terruptions from his audience, the trus-
tees decided to write to the Carolinian
for the purpose of exacting a promise
that he would not indulge in any vul-
garity or profanity. They intlmated
that il the promise was not forthcom-
ing they would be compelled to cancel
his lecture engagement.
Senator Tillman replied that he could
make no pledges of the nature asked.
as he could not foresee what would
happen at a lecture. He was then
notified that his place on the church
lecture course would be filed by an
other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-11
EX-SENATOR STILL LIVES
Little Hope for Arthur Brown of
Utah Shot by Mrs. Bradley.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE life
of former United States Senator Ar
thur Brown of Utah. who WAS shot by
Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley i'll his hotel
apartments here, is hanging by d mere
thread. Little nope for his recovery is
held out. but his physician, DR.. w. p.
Carr, still thinks his patient may sur
vive. Senator Brown. according to
friends, is steadily growing weaker.
Mrs. Bradley spent another restless
day in her cell. Her only thought
seemed to be for the man whom she
shot down. She was much interested
in the report that Mrs. Annie Adams
of Philadelphia, mother of Maude Ad-
ans, the actress, had arrived in Wash
ington and had made an effort to see
Senator Brown. She urged the matron
to send for Mrs. Adams, declaring that
it was important she see her at once.
A. L. l.. Leckie of counsel for Mrs.
Bradley says that he has been retained
by George w. Bartch, former chief JUS
tice of the supreme court of Utah.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-11
STATE SILVER UNDER GUARD.
Naval Reserves Keep Watch on Jer-
sey's Gift to BattIeship.

TRENTON, Dec. 11:-Menacing
guns guard the safety of the $4,000
worth of artistically-wrought silver
which the people of New Jersey will
present to the formidable battleship
that bears the name of the state. The
service was placed on exhibition in
the executive office of the state house
yesterday. 1t Is spread out on the
long table around which political
stars have been wont to gather for
many years. A guard rail is con-
structed to keep visitors at a proper
distance.
AS a further precaution a detail of
armed men from the Second Batta-
lion, Naval Reserves, National Guard,
of Camden, is placed on duty to see
that none of the pieces disappear into
the pockets of souvenir fiends, The
detail is composed of Ensign w. G.
Hodgson, of Haddonfield, and Sea-
men Whitlow, Christopher, Herman,
Milne, Dischert and Delarentrie, all
of Camden. The guard is in full I'M
form, each n carrying a musket
with a fixed bayonet. The service
will be on exhibition at the state
house again all day today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-11
IN CONGRESS.
Clark Says No Man Can Sit as Chief
Execationer of English Language.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Simpliied
for an hour Oh more, the paragraph in
the bill fixing the photographic stand
ard in some recognized authority fur
nishing Mr.. Clark MOI, Mr.. Gillette
(Mass.) and Mr.. Livingston (Ga) AN
opportunity to express themselves on
the merits of the presidents order to
the public printer relative to the modi-
fed spelling of 300 words in common
use.
Mr.. Gillette declared that the 800
words advocated by the president was
a very modest reform and in line with
reform in progress in newspapers and
magazines. Mr.. Clark (Mo) humorous
ly calculated that it would take 400
years to reform the English language
by adopting 300 words a year. He
thought the reform was puerile, and
he suggested that he would make only
one bite of the cherry and adopt the
phonetic way of spelling and the short
hand system of writing.
"Some time before very long" he de-
clared, 1.-The people of the United States
are going to insist on having Il presi
dent that will attend to his own bust
ness. He declared no one man could
sit as ''chief executioner of the Eng
lish language
Mr.. Livingston (Ga.), the ranking
minority member of the subcommittee
having the bill in charge, stated that
the committee had decided that eco
fusion worse confounded" would result
shouM simplified spelling be adopted.
Senator Lodge, recognized as the ad-
ministration leader and personal
spokesman of the president in the sen
ate, introduced in that body a resolu-
ton calling for immediate inyestiga-
ton of the atrocities in the Kongo
Free State.
Almost simultaneously Secretary of
State Root informed a committee of
ministers who had called on him to
urge American intervention in the
Kongo that he was in favor of con
certed action on the part of the powers
of the world toward the same end.
President Roosevelt, it is said, will
send IL special message to congress in
a few days recommending a 20 per
cent increase In the salaries of all gov
ernment employees.
The president has filed the vacancy
to be created by the transfer to the
cabinet of Ambassador Meyer Mt st.
Petersburg by the selection of John w.
Riddle, at present minister to Rou-
mania and Servia, whose name will be
sent to the senate today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-11
PENTHOUSE
6lSuB BURNED.
New Municipal Structure In Kew
York Badly Damaged will
Mean Six Months Delay.

NEW YORK, Dec. LITTLE new
municipal Staten Island ferryhouse at
South Ferry was nearly destroyed by
fire early this morning. The $4,000
bridge, recently completed, was not
damaged, but $4,000 will be re-
quired to replace the woodwork burn
ed, and the completion of the ferry
house viii be delayed for at least six
months. 1e5l
, The promptnessi with which the
alarm was sent in and the activity of
the fremen attached to Hook and
Ladder Company No. 10 alone pre-
vented the complete destruction of
the buildings. The fire spread to the
dock used by the Governors Island
ferryboat, General Hancock, and the
pier was put out of use for the pres
ent. The General Hancock will use
the Barge Office wharf for a week or
ten days.
1t vas 5 o'clock when James Setan,
a fireman on the United States rev.
enue cutter Hudson, was awakened
by a red glare on his stateroom win
dow. He saw that the ferryhouse
was ablaze and awakened Engineer
Bowes, of the ven cutter Calu-
met OilJ Adil QlCbpCu, LnS lWO luCn
then rushed to the street to send in
an alarm, but a patrolman had been
just ahead of them.
The firemen fought the flames with
difficulty. The new eight-inch plank
ing of the PENTHOUSE had to be chop
ped away, and Chief Binns and his
men had to use the hose from boats
under the flooring.
Setan and Bowes trained on a
stream from the Hudson, and, with
the assistance from the river of the
fireboat Abram s. Hewitt, the flames
were prevented from spreading to
the adjoining structures.
Fireman Woos, who was working
on a raft, fell into the water and was
dragged out by Setan. Firemen j.
Kinney and j. Carrig also tumbled
out of the rowboats, and were fished
out with no little difficulty. The
flames were under control in less than
half an hour.
1t is supposed the fire started in
the boiler room, which was destroy
ed, as we'll as the tool room and a lot
of new tools.