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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13
NEEDLESSLY HURT AT FIRE.
Men Jumped From Fire Escape Who Might
Have Walked Down Stairs.

now 81 DOVh
A'fre on the fifth floor Of an eight story
factory building at 1928 and LOS Blocker
street late yesterday afternoon started
the forty or fifty workmen in the place in
a hustle for the stairs and fire escapes
Those who chose the outside route found
themselves cut off at the second floor, where
the fire escape ended.
The lower landing was becoming crowded
when the hremen arrived and yelled to the
men to open the windows and come down
by the inside stairs. Most Of them obeyed
ana reached the street without trouble.
Nathan Lukowitz Of 1856 Clinton street and
Abraham Meyerson OF % Norfolk street
jumped. Both sustained sprained ankles and
slight bruises.
The firemen easily smothered the fire.
which was in a loft occupied by a manu-
facturer Of clothing. The damage was about
IS, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13
TO HARNESS THE WILD WAVES.
Tame Ones, Too. TO Make Eleetricity-A
Wet Mining Scheme Also Incorporated.

The American Wave Power Company,
which proposes to utilize the power Of
water waves in the generation Of electricity,
has been Incorporated under the laws Of
New Jersey with a capital stock Of 500. 900.
The incorporators are G~reenville Stevens
and Timothy Walsh, both Of New York,
and A. A. Kelley OF Montclair, N. j.
The Electro Metal Recovery Company
was incorporated yesterday in New Jersey
with a capital stock Of 500 900 to recover
precious metals in solution or suspension
from water and other liquids, liquid-so-
lutions and compounds" The incorpora-
tors are John l.. de Saulles, SAP Fifth avenue,
George F. Norton, 25 Broad street and
George NJ. Clarke, 70 Wall street, all New
York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13
A COLOMBIA MAN IN A HURRY.
Must Answer In Court for Hustlins to q
Lecture in an Auto.

Must Answer In Court for Hustling to q
Lecture in an Auto.
MOUNT VERNON, March l2.-Nelson F.
Riley OF st. Joseph, Mo, was arrested this
afternoon in New Rochelle while running
his auto at the rate Of forty miles an hour,
Detective John Dillon chased him more
than a mile on his bicycle before he cauhgt
him.
Riley is a student at Columbia and pleaded
with Detective Dillon to release him as he
said he had to attend a lecture on civil law.
Dillon told him he would have to attend a
lecture on criminal law, and took him TO the
West Chester police station.
Riley did not have any money, so he put
up his $500 gold watch as security and then
proceeded on his way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13
NEW FRENCH CABINET NAMED,
Prime Minister sarrien Takes the Port.
folio of Justice.

Special Gable Despatch to TIL SUN.
PARIS, March 12.-The new Ministry
Of M. Jean Sarrien has been completed.
Premier Sarrien takes the portfolio Of
Justice, and the rest Of the Cabinet is con-
stituted as follows:
Leon Bourgeois, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
Eugene ~Clemenceau; Interior.
Raymond Poinoare, Finance.
Arstide BRAND; Public instruction,
Georges Leygues, Commerce.
CASTOR Thomson, Marine.
Jean Barthou, Public Works.
Joseph Ruau, Agriculture.
Eugene Etienne, War.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13
ROBBED OF S1,714, HE SAYS.
Third Avenue Tailor Tells Strange Tale OF
Young Mans Visit to the Police.

Charles Cohen, a tailor at 100 Third ave.
nue., told the police Of the East Ffty-first
street station house last night that he had
been robbed Of 81, IA.
"A young man came into my shop at
noon" said Cohen, picked out a suit and
had his measure taken. He gave his nam
as Harry 1saacs. He gave me a twenty
dollar bill and i opened the safe to get him
SIS change. He sat down and chatted a
all the money 1 had In the safe, Si,7I4, wa
gone"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13
MORE OF MAINE FOR DEMOCRATS
Augusta Captured and Cnch on Bangor
frightened.

PORTLAND, Me, March I2.-Augusta,
Names capital city, which has been Re-
publican every year, with a single excep-
ton, since it became a city, was captured
by the Democrats to-day, the Republicans
retaining only one ward ,
In Bangor the Democratic Mayor, who had
only a few votes TO spare a year ago, was
elected by 800 majority.
In Biddeford there was only one ticket in
the field, and In 0ldtown q similar con-
dition existed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13
BaIfour ReappeArs in the House.

Special Gable De,paieh 10 THE SUN.
LONDON, March l2.-Former Prime Min.
lister Balfour. who has recovered from his
illness, took his seat in the House OF Com.
mons to-day for the first time since the
opening Of the present Parliament.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13
ACTRESS IN HOSPITAL.
Jane Laurel Recovering From Operation
for Appendicitis.

Miss Jane laurel, who has been appear
inR on the road in the comedy Mrs. Ief-
fnRwell's BootA,T was operated upon for
appendicitis four days ago at st. Vincent's
HoepftaI. The operation was performed
BY DR.. Joseph B. Bissell Of ~ West Fifty.
the hospital last night it was said that Miss
Laurel was rapidly recovering.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13
BLAZE IN TRIBUNE ANNEX.
Only In Rubbish Heap In the New STRUCTURE
on Frankfort Street.

on Frankfort Street.
Two alarms were turned in at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning for a small fire which
started in the new wing being added to the
Tribune Building on Frankfort street.
Although the fire was comparatively
newsboy turned In al alarm from the eOrner
of Frankfort and Nassau streets, The
fremen responded in a few minutes and
the fire was subdued In a short timO. Il
was In a rubbish pile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13

DEWEYs PURE GRAP PIE JUICE.
Ahaoiuteiv free from any Preservetives. 3
(. r.: Dewey q Sous Co., tSs Fulton sIs New York.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13

FLORIDA AND CAROLINA RKs0Rrs.
Superior service via seAboGrd Ar Lac ~.
inaulre iie9 B'wAy.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13

After all, u,hsr,,s the scotch
that made the hishbNLl famous ~-A6E
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13
Latest Marine Intelligence. y
Arrived: SIS Philadelphia, san Juan, March %

100 \ Y saEtsegss asye 900 n sSla s To p
EHlSKEY, Cosare Cont. Agt.-AdpA
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n. Limited

10 q luxurious train 10 S.. Louis and Cincinnati
Yort every day a. aSs p. l.1zds. W"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-13

iA,ls, sDsA havins Burnett. vanln..-As,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
Annual Rusinsa. hlssting.

Tho members of the Presbyterian
church held their annual busines.
meeting Monday evening, AZ which time
repoJls were read from the various or.
gaRiEatious OF the church.
Tho pastor, Rev, Babeock. gave a re-
port Of tho past nine months Of hl'
pasiorate, duTing which there had been
go admissions % church fellowship by
letter and n by profession Of faith
Tho church membership is now $40
and the enrolment OF tho Sunday school
is about 200.
Tho old board OF elders was Fe-eleet
eds Messrs j. NJ. Martin. Thomas A.
Gilbert and j. n. skaife. A. MeGm
was 70 elected trustee for i've years
and Dr. L. C. Altman was elected trus
tee Tor one year, 10 succeed Claire
Howe, who will move 10 Eugene 20 re-
side permanently.
Al che close of the business session
the ladies served a dainty luncheon,
followed by an enioyable social hour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

that Putcr made HE sensational and
successful effort 20 escape.
Puter's ouickness Of Action.
The men were facing each other
when Puter, on returning bis handker
chief TO bis breast pocket, made a sud.
den dive into his clothing and brought
out a revolver. which be aimed al the
officer. Mr. Burns was 20 taken by
surprise that be- was unable 20 draw
bis own gun, but he grappled With The
man until be was overpoworod and
obliged 90 give way 90 the determined
wcsteruor. Then Puter, with his gun
stIll lcyelcd at the officer. and threaten
ing 70 shoot at every step. backed slow
ly away until a good opportunity Of
fered itself 10 turn aud run. Mr.
Burns gave chase, but feared 20 shoot,
lest he bic some other person than the
one for whom the shot was intended.
A. soon a. he realized tha. the man
was gone. Mr. Burns fastened 20 the
Boyles,on street police station.
All outgoing trains we're closely
watched during tho night aud every
rooming house In the Back Bay dis
trict, where the man might possibly
have been stopping, was searched. but
no trace Of Puter was found
Mr. Burns is reputed 20 be one Of th'
eounlFy's best detectives, aud has OF
several occasions accompanied th,
President on tours about the country
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
Charles Irwin

'rhe remains of Charles Trivia were
laid 10 rest iu the Lee Mission GENE
tory ou March e0ih. 1905, AMI the
funeral services were conducted by
Rev ". a. Kantner and tho Moderu
Noodmru. of which be was an houored
member Tho funeral services we're
yer, impressive. and che noral trihutss
profuse and beautiful
Charles Irwin was born in uuion
eounty, Tennessee, june i5, 1851, and
came 90 Oregon with his paTenis la
October. isa3, aud settled az Lebanon,
la Linn county, -Four yeaTs ago he came
90 salem aud became au employe OF
tho Model shaving PaFlors, Ia which
position be- remained until a year ago.
when bis health failed him, siaee that
time he travelled considerable in search
of health, without avail
Besides his parents. Mr. and Mrs, T..
Irwin, he leaves four brothers and
three sisters The brothers arc ", W
Irwin OF Lebanon, James 4. Irwin,
Moss r. Irwin aud Teddie Irwin OF
salient bis sisters are; Mrs, e.. ",
Rogsu OF Lebanon. Mrs Paul Vale
rius Of Relliugham. Wash. and Edith
Irwin of salem.
Charles was universally liked hy
every one who knew him. he had a
bright and happy disposition, aud al
Ways had a Kind word and a pleasant
smile Tor everyone. During bis long
illness he Was patient and resigned 90
his fate, aud Was ready 20 20 20 meet
his Master IN the great hereafter,
The many friends Of the family ex.
tend their deepest sympathy 20 them
Ia this their hour Of sad bereave.
meut.
The saidest hour has happy thought
II We could only know.
For memory OF loved ones gone
Win remain aud brighter grow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
A Pioneer Candidate

n. d. Mount, Of silveFton. is in the
city TODAY, he is candidate for rep,
TeseHtatiye on the Republican primary
ticket, and the only one OF the old
pioneers who is running for that othee,
he has RAISED nine sons, and educated
them, all being Republicans, one chief
justice of Washington, and the others
are lawyers, doctors, farmers an I use
ful citizeus generally. Mr. Mount has
sat in many Republican conventions,
aud always supported the ticket after
IL VAS put up, He is visiting old
friends and says whether be is nominat
cd OF not he viii support a program
of economy N the neNt legislature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
NEWTON
FARRELLS
FUNERAL
SOrrOwiug Friends Pay Last
Tribute OF Affection toa
True Man and Friend

TIE funeral OF tho late Newton Far
rell vas largely attended by bic ola
ffiends and aequaintanccs, there being
nearly 80 vehicles Ia the procession that
wended be- way 90 the lasl resting place
OF tho departed, on che hills south OF
tho city, owing 10 the bad roads not
as many would have turned out a.
would have gone otherwise. but there
were several Ia from other towns Ia
the county, among them Harry Helm
ken, OF woodburn. The deceased was
held in high esteem by the men with
whom he had worked. The harkecpeFs
and proprieiors an turned out aud all
the saloons Ia che ,ity were closed as a
tribute OF respect 90 the dead. he
had worked for one man. william An.
dersou. OF this eity, for ~ years, aud
was generally liked hy AN Who knew
him as good. square allrouud man.
and true friend, N b. a pleasure 90
record that such a mau Won the esteem
Of the community ia which be lived,
and that bis death is sincerely mourned
b. 80 large a number OF fFieuds, whose
presence attestsd the esteem la which
they held their departed friend. Newt
Farrell Was kuown from the coast 20
the summit Of the Cascades. aud had
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
poetorn Arc Puzzled.

The remarkable recovery OF KsnEsih
MeIver OF yaHesboro, Ne, is the sub.
ieet Of much Interest 10 the medical
frateFzlty and a wide circle Of friends
Hs saw Of this CASE "owiHg 10 severe
Inflammation Of the throat and con.
gestion Of the lungs, thFes doctors
gave mo up 20 die, when, as last 70.
sot, / Was induced 20 Try Dr.. Kiag 3
New Discovery, aud I am hsppy 20 say
IL saved my life" Cures the worst
coughs and colds, bronchitis, tonsi'
litis, weak lungs, hoaFssHess aud Ia
grippe. Guaranteed az J. Q. Perry q
drug store, Salem, Oregon. SOC and
sl.O0. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

will have fTe protection and hriislis
water Tor lie citizens. A pipe las ~
10 laid from the springs on the We
place, three miles northeast OF teU
The supply Il said 20 be ample, ani 2
fali sufficient 20 give the city 81
pressure, II Is stated that the
hydrants for the use Of the city '
more than pay interest on the invs'
ment, thus leaving the receipts ~
private consumption 10 form a sinhl
fund, with which 20 wipe out 4
bonds. Thus the city will be pFOyii.
with a much needed Improvement a
no hardship will be worked on any q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
S. A. LOWELL
WILL OPEN
CAMPAIGN
Eastern Oregon Man Will Speak
at Grand Opera House in
Salem Friday Evening

make his campaign direct to the peo.
pie for the nomination and election. II
Is expected that Messrs. Tooze, Hawley
and Huston, Republican candidates for
Congress, will be present. All citizens
who believe in the principle that U. s.
Senators should be chosen by the direct
vote Of the people should attend this
meeting The Young Mems Republic.
an Club and the Roosevelt Republican
Club are asked to assist in making the
meeting a great success
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

Hon. stephen A. Lowell, Of Pendle'
ton. will open the senatorial campaign
at Salem Friday evening, this week,
March sOth. at the Grand opera House
He has extended an invitation to all
the candidates for the direct nomina
nation for U. s. Senator TO be present
and also the candidates for congress
and the state officials. and will grant
them time II they desire to speak. Mr.,
Lowell is one Of the most eloquent
orators on the Pacific coast, and will
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
PUTER is
CAUGHT BUT
GETS AWAY
Gets the Drop on Burns and
Makes Sensational
Escape

Boston. Mass. March 27.-Aftcr hav
ing followed his man for many. thou
sands Of miles. arst down The Pac.deI
coast from Portland, Or, to San Fran
cisco. and then clear across tho country
60 Boston, Secret Service Agent W. J
Burns tonight arrested stephen A. D.
ru,or, who Is wanted by tho federal
authorities for his connection with the
famous Oregon land fraud cases. only
% have the man pull a gun aud 90.
cape.
This dramatic ending 90 chase
which has lasted Tor weeks, and dur.
Ing which Mr.. Burns has shown no lit.
tlo detective ability Ia tracing his quar-,
~ from ono place 20 another. occurred
AZ the corner Of Roylstone street and
Massachusetts, avenue Ia this city, 10
front Of tho Fenway postal station
and at time when tho street was
crowded with people and strings of cars
were passing Puler made bis escape
Ia a truly Western fashion. drawing a
revolver from some place OF conceal
meut and aiming Il straight al Mr..
Burns head with repeated threats 20
kill, while scores Of people looked on as
though paFalyEed, aud made no effort 20
help tho officer or call police aid. In
this manner Puter backed slowly away
from his unweleome companion, and be.
fore many had realized just what Il an
meant he tuFned the corner Of Massa.
ehusetts avenue and disappeared from
view.
Burns followed, but the crowd closed
in about him and. although he saw Ms
man tuTn down Falmouth street. he
dared not use his own gun, lest he hit
some pedestrian.
Chased Across Continent
Mr., Burns traced his man from Port
land. Oregon, 10 his home in Berkeley
California, but when he arrived the
man had again disappeared. Mr..
Burns learned that Puter had come
Fast, and he too, headed for Boston
ans about a week or two ago landed in
this city. Three days ago he learned
that futeF Was stopping in Back Bay,
and from Superintendent swift, Of the
fenway station, found that a man an.
swering the description Of Puter. bus
giving tho name Of John II. BrowneH
was in the habit Of calling for mail
every few days.
Catches Man, But Police Fan
stationing himself near the post.
ofhee, Mr.. Burns watched for three
days and tonight his vigilance was re.
warded, for Puter showed up. Mr
Burns, WIN was already acquainted
With the man. asked him 70 step into
the superintendent 5 offee. and for near.
~ half an hour they sat talking and
smoking Mr.. Burns thinking the su.
perintendenb in accordance with prs.
vious arrangements, had gone for the
police.
After waiting a reasonable length Of
time, he told PutsF that he vas under
arrest, made a thorough search for Gre
arms according to his own statements
and then stepped outside, expecting 10 |
hnd party Of blueeosts waiting 70 |
take charge Of the man. Mr.. Swift hss |
apparently misunderstood. for there
were no officers in sight and. although |
Mr.. Burns was somewhat nonplusses
he escorted his man to the opposite cor.
ae' to wait, Il vas while standing here
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
A oaosa can.

Prof J. NJ. Powers, superintendent OF
the city schools, had a narrow escape
from being crushed beneath the wheels
Of the depot ear AZ the crossing OF the
track at the Intersection Of Mn and
Twelfth streets Monday afternoon. he
vas riding a bicycle AZ = allow pace,
sad, falling to notiee an approaching
street ear, attempted 10 cross the track
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
Jefferson 70 Have water system.

A special election Was held yester-
day In the little city Of jefferson. al
which a decisive vote was given in Ia
yoF OF water works, The question was
for or against the issuance Of $4,000
bonds for the construction Of a gravity
water system, and the vote stood A. in
favor OF the proposition, and Is against
This means that IN the future jefferson
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

when tho car was only a few feet from
him. Ito endsayorod 20 ride ou, Of
danger, but tho car fan into the hind
wheel of tho bicycle aud threw the
rider. Mr. Powers received but slight
iuiuries, bat the accident might have
proved very serious.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27
Nus stand ma.

NJ A. Arnold, who is wanted az Ne
Miunyille for the embeEElement OF ss0
from piano concern. and who Is un
der arrest ia stockton. Cal. viii be
brought back 10 Oregon for trial GOV
ernor Chamberlain has Issued the nee.
essaFy papers Tor the return Of the ia.
gitiye,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

just like your mothers. All good
home cooking Fine program aud eth.
er entertainment at Central Congrega-
tional church, Nineteenth street. Wed.
nesiay, March sSth, from to 10 P. m.
%
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

a record for faithful performance OF
duty as forest ranger Ia the employ
of the government Tor number OF
years
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

am making additions 20 my splendid
grocery stock almost daily. want you
Co test nay goods n. n. Ragan 42a
Court street Phone 256.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

Have you pains In the back, iaali
nation OF any kind, rheumatism, tiill
ing spells, Rocky Mountain Tsa uiiI
YOU well and keeps you we'll IS ssi
Or. stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

FAis hne weather says spring cloth,
ing. ] will make last years suit look
like new. Albert shaw. 4Ss Court
street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-27

We are in receipt Of most pleasi,,
news from the Sharples factory, mi
news that will interest every daiv.
man. A cut Of 900 a machine has be-,
made on each Of the standard dar
sizes Of separators, to take etec, 4
once. Now's your chance to own q,
best and most satisfactory maehi,l
made, at a big saving.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-12
.BAPTISTS ELECT
S. S. OFFICERS

Al The annual election of officers
Of the Sunday school Of the First
Baptist church held Sunday the fol-
lowing were elected:
Superintendent, j. Otis Stout
Asst. Supt., Or. Fl. +. Sloan.
Secretary, G. Earl Israel.
Treasurer. David j. Walters.
Pianist, Miss Jennie Dae Green.
A vote of thanks was extended to
II. d. Boughner, who retires from
The superintendency, an Office he has
filed for over 81 years.
The Northview Baptist Mission
school held its annual cleo
lion of officers too Sunday, with the
result:
Superintendent, W. A. Maxwell.
Asst. Supt., n. S. Davis.
Secretary, Miss Annie Leuliettc.
Treasurer. Miss Lydia Coulson.
Organist, Mrs. Densie Fittro.
Assistant, Mrs. Nora Davis Nc
Chung.
The report Of the treasurer showed
that the school is self-supporting,
and has paid all its bills without any
hag from the home church.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-12
IRON BEAMS
CAUSE TROUBLE

In a controversy over the payment
of ron beams for the Odd Fellows
building, which arrived here Sat
urdav from the Architectural Iron
ana Wire Works. OF Wheeling, for
G. p. Howell, The formers agent,
II. 5. Reich. ana three employees OF
the Mountain State Tnnsfer Com
pany, namely. Samuel Ianham,
Cruger Martin and Joseph Rouse,
were arrested ana taken before jus
tice NJ. ;. Riley MONDAY afternoon,
charged with taking and carrying
away the beams contrary 10 law.
They waived examination and gave
BOND Of $500 each for circuit court.
II appears the agent demanded pay
for the beams and Mr. Howell asked
damages for delay of about 20 days
in shipment. One of the beams had
been hauled TO the depot before the
arrests were made.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-01-12
BOYS BURNED
TO DEATH

The home Of Philip johnson,
colorcd. at Fairmont, was entirely
DESTROYED by fire Sunday, and his
son, Hugh, aged 70 years. and
nephew. Harry Davenport, were
burned 10 death.
johnson and his wife barely g.
capped with their lives. johnson
claims the fire was of incenolary
origin.
The charred remains of the unfor-
tunate BOYS were found in pile of
debris, where their bed had stood.
The remains were gathered up in a
basket and taken to an undertaking
establishment. lnterment took
place Sunday afternoon.
There is some mystery as TO how
the fire started. is reported that
a man who had been drinking and
who had made threats against john
son was a guest at the house Satur-
day night and that the fire is thought
TO have started in the bed in which
he was sleeping. 1t is further stat
ed that while the house was burning
he left the place. Coroner Amos is
INVESTIGATING.
The second fire, which occurred at
six o'clock Sunday morning result
ed in the complete destruction Of
Capt. j. W. Showers home on
Cherry avenue. Captain Shroyer is
we'll known Grand Army man and
host OF friends sympathize with
him in his loss. There was no in
suance on his property.