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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-08
Iowa Buggy Co.,
218 South Market Street, Ottumwa, la.
GEO. w. DAVIDSON, Mgr.

lege street, left last evening for Pnila.
delphia and other eastern points for an
extended visit.
When IN town meet your friends at
Sargent's.
From Fridays Daily.
DR.. F. w. Newell left this mornins
for Abba.
]. S. Storms of CenterviIle was in
the city yesterday on business.
Sargent treats everybody right
G. E. Farthy of Fairfield was in the
city today on business.
w. E. Davis of Centerville and for.
merly Of Ottumwa, was in the city to-
day on business.
Mrs. G. S. Biddell OF Abba returned
home yesterday afternoon on Burling.
ton No. 13 after a short visit with
friends in this city
Mrs. A. ]. Ekwell of Charlton re-
turned home yesterday afternoon
after weeks visit with relatives in
this city.
Eugene Landes, student at Ames
college Of Ames left yesterday after
noon for his home in Keosauqua after
a short visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. G. R. Mckee, residing north Of
the city, left this morning on the Rock
Island for Centerville to visit with hel
sister, Mrs. Fred Burdell formerly Of
this city.
Mrs. Vera Stephenson and Mrs. Fay
Stephenson Of Eldon, Misses Fanny
Hugus of Birmingham, Mamie knight
of Moravia and Ruth Woodruff of Wa
pello are in the city visiting at the
home of Miss Edith Hugus of 119 NORTH
Washington street. TIE party came
to Ottumwa yesterday to attend the
graduating exercises Of the class o1
1907 of the Ottumwa high school, Of
which Miss Hugus was member.
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yNCING enough to any fatrsminded
man or woman to at least cause them!
to LISTEN and INyESTrGATH DR.
Keith s. Co.'S methods Of treatment,
has been SUCCESSFULLY PROVEN
n your own city and there Is no long
or any excuse to neglect yourself r,
postpone calling at their offices tor
consultation and examination, both
of which are FRED ALL THIS WEEK.
II your case is not durable you will
be told frankly and honestly for DR..
Keith & Co. have refused great NUM-
berB Of people who applied 10 them
for treatment In Ottumwa. because
they knew the patient could not be-
cured and felt 1t their duty to say 3d.
If your case Is pronounced curable
you will be treated by the latest and
most approved methods according to
your diseased condition. and let rs
say here that Dr. Keith & Co. are
not making charges out Of reach of
afflicted people. THEY WILL ONLY
Make A MODERATE CHARGE. so
do not stay away fearing high
prices" You will have no difficulty
in making arrangements to be treat
ed and no one can afford to keep on
suffering when relief is at their very
door.
Ladies.
Do not be operated on. Some ply
sicians wishing to line their pockets
with filthy lucre, and getting more for
operations than for ordinary treat
ment, would subject you to an opera
ton. The human race, human form,
the organs that make "the wheels go
round" are the same now as of yore.
Come to us and be examined; very
seldom we find 1t necessary to oper-
ate. II your grandmothers got along
without surgical operations, so can
you.
MEN by the scores have been cured
after trying all the worthless RENE
dies and appliances and DR.. Keith &
Co. have proven their ability to the
satisfaction of all men.
DR.. Keith & Co. treat:
CATARRH, EYE, EAR, NOSE and
THROAT troubles. BRONCHIAL and
LUNG Diseases. HEART CompHca-
lions. LIVER, SPLEEN, STOMACH
and BOWEL Troubles. KIDNEY and
BLADDER Diseases. RHEUMATISM.
HEADACHES, SCIATICA. LUMBAGO,
SKIN and BLOOD DISEASES, DE-
FORMATIEs, SPINAL TROUBLES.
CLUB FEET, RUPTURE WITHOUT
CUTTING.
PILES, FISTULA and RECTAL
troubles without operation or pain.
CANCERS by most successful treat
ment known and cures made in many
cases given up as incurable.
DR.. Keith & Co. treat Chronic and
Special diseases Of men, women and
children and invite you to call and
CONSULT THEM FREE OF CHARGE.
THIS WEEK.
Their Offices are at lis South Mar
ket street, First National bank build
ing. Ottumwa, Iowa.
Hours to consult them are from 8
to IL a. M, to p. M, to $3.50 even
ings. Sundays, 8 to l.
Special Notice to All People Living
! Out Of Ottumwa.
DR.. Keith will pay the railroad fare
both ways of all people coming to OF
| tumwa and commencing his treatment
Saturday this week or Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday next week.
II you are thinking Of taking treat
ments plan to come now.
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HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea pur.
Iifies the blood, strengthens the nerves,
regulates the bowels, aids the kidneys,
cures stomach troubles, builds up the
nervous force and repairs the i'll effect
OF over eating. Tea or Tablets, 35
cents. Sargent, the trua druggist.
| Market and Main.
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Was dbhSU UoT Oplu1Ou OI LIT. hclSu ~
Co.. her WIS reply was: They have
fulfilled every promise made me-
have made me practically we'll in the
short time I took INSTRUMENTATION
first consulted them was hardly able
to be up at all. In a week / was re-
lieved to such an extent that could
not help feeling satisfied with results
and frankly believe DR.. Keith & Co.
are physicians Of exceptional ability
and am gled to recommend them"
Mr.. W. s. Pentzer,
Garfield Park. City.
Says, 'You are certainly doing won
ders for my wife. She Is so much
better and we are both recommending
our friends" Mr.. Pentzer and dough
ter are also taking treatment and sat
isfied.
Mrs. A. Wood,
127 Ramer st.
When asked how she was Telling,
exclaimed, Il am more than satisfied
with result of treatment" Several
doctors had told her an operation was
only possible for cure, but she says
DR.. Keith has already made me feel
like new woman and am telling all
my friends.
Mrs O. Courtney,
r. F. D.. No. 1, Ottumwa, Iowa
said am much improved already and
satisfied with results Of treatment.
Mrs. @. Hockersmith.
says my throat has greatly improved
under DR.. Keith's treatment.
Ida Calvert,
127 N. Davis.
says can sleep well, and do not have
the trouble in breathing and my
cough Is so much better. am sure
ly pleased with results.
Mr.. A. T. Gregory,
2O4 Ellis Ave.
Remarked to DR.. Keith that he wa1
pleased and satisfied with his treat
ment.
Mrs. G. G. jackson,
2107 West Second,
says, IT am improved and feel salts
fed with results so far"
Miss W.. L. Baker,
1877 Morrell,
aid to DR.. Keith, IT am more thar
,atisfled with your treatment"
Miss Mary Coughlin,
South Ottumwa,
avs, II am a great deal better IN
very way and all my friends can see
~ decided improvement"
Mrs. G. M. Davidson,
1912 East Second,
Am feeling much better and entire
Y satisfied.
Mrs. b. R. Thompson,
1O4 N. Moore,
,ovs horn o~a SoaJ 80
isfied with DR.. Keith's treatment
Mrs. Laura Mosier,
236 East Main,
says, II am satisfied my throat has
been greatly benefited by DR.. Keith's
treatment"
Mr. G. A. 10y,
s15 Wabash.
My general condition is much i'm
proved.
]. D. Caves,
Eldon. Iowa,
writes. am feeling fine.
P. Doyle,
528 Norris.
says, my skin disease has alread!
improved"
Landon Urskin.
2S0 w. Main,
says, MY catarrh is lots better an,
ears improving rapidly. Can hear al
most natural in one already"
Chas. Brown,
A we'll known cigar maker, said t.,
DR.. Keith last week my ear has I'm
proved greatly and feel am cured.
D. T. Baldwin,
Eldon, Iowa,
when at office Monday, said to Dr.
| Keith, II am sure my head is bette
| and am satisfied with results so far
S. e. Waugaman.
Eddyville, Iowa.
seid to DR.. Keith in reply to how h
felt, 81 am much better and feel sur
you will cure me and have brough
my wife to you for treatment today
feeling satisfied you can successful
1 treat her."
Would space permit great number
Of expressions could be published
but the above are certainly con
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D OBITUARY. Z
3.Se
Mrs.aJuIia stump Dead.

Mrs. Julia Stump, who came to Mon
rovia, California, from Selma, Iowa,
about IL months ago, died last Sunday
morning at her home on Walnut ave
nue.. Selma. the old home of the
Stumps in Iowa, was once Stumptown,
having been named for one Of the
Stump family its founder. Mrs. Stump
leaves husband and a 6-year-old son
to mourn her loss. The funeral serv-
ices were conducted Monday after
noon at o'clock by Rev. H. r.
Greayes Of the Baptist church. Beau
tiful decorations of white roses, lilies
and carnations and of Martha Wash
1ngton geraniums and maiden hair
ferns served as last tribute of love
from the friends and relatives of the
deceased After the services a long
procession of the Borrowing ones fol
lowed the body to Live Oak cemetery
whre it was buried-The Monrovia
News, Monrovia, Cal.
Myrtle Esther Rockey
Russell.-Myrtle Esther, daughter OF
Philip A and Lydia ]. Rockey, was
born May Z, 1886, in Russell, and her
spirit was called away by the Angel Of
Death, June 8, 1907, at Hemingsford,
| NeD. SIle spent HeT Cll}lQ1lOOQ= dllu
young womanhood in Russell. Gradu
ating from the Russell high school,
May 25, 1904, then attending college
for time and spending the last two
years of her life in the south and west.
| She united with the Presbyterian
| church of Russell when but child and
continued faithful to that church home
until called to be member of the home
above. Before passing away, in talk
ing with her father, she expressed her
willingness to go and was ready to-
meet her Savior.
| For all the tokens " love she wished
to thank her friends. She has gone 20
| join her mother, who preceded her a
| little less than one year ago. A sor-
rowing father is left to mourn the loss
| of both wife and daughter. A host of
relatives and friends extend heartfelt
sympathy to him in this dark hour OF
1 trials. Miss Rockey has gone from us
but the influence Of her pure, sweet
life will live on. Her work is ended.
She has fulfilled the mission for which
God intended her and now He has
called hr home.
Funeral discourse, John xi:35 and II
Timothy lilo. subject, The Meaning
of Our Tears, or Life Through Death.
Funeral poem, Longfellow's THE
Reaper and the Flowers" The services
We're conducted by Rev. S. A. SAKE, at
the Presbyterian church. assisted by
Revs. Rusk and Stote. Interment in
the Russell cemetery.
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Marrow Escape

from poisoning. caused by constipation,
had Mrs Young, Clay City, N. Y. DR..
Kings New Life Pills cured her. CSC.
F. B. Clark Court and Second; ]. H.
L. Swenson G Co., Court and Main.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-08
Terrible Disaster Averted.

The terrible disaster of nervous
breakdown, caused by dyspepsia. is
averted by Electric Bitters. 5Oc: guar
anteed. F. B. Clark, Court and SEQ
ond: J. H. L. Swenson & Co., Court
and Main.
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"eET.RIcH-ou,ck?"

Ne &.
No, better take the slower
but surer plan by depositing
your money in the SOUTH OF
TUMWA BANK and getting
per cent interest compounded
twice a year. Money grows if
you will only give 1t chance.
Money deposited in the SOUTH
OTTUMWA BANK is just as
secure as though you had note
for it signed by all the directors
of the bank. The bank not be-
Ing Incorporated makes every
director responsible to deposit
tors for all he Is worth. Total
responsibility over s400,000.00.
No other bank in the city or
ganized on this plan.
w. A. Mclntire, President.
c. D. Evans, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
w. A. Mclntire,
Frank Won Schrader,
8. II. Harper,
B. P. Brown,
Frank Mclntire,
B. A. Hand.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

where they desire It to be changed to
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Thursdays Daily.
Neasham sells the best watches.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sal
tiers on East Finley avenue, a son.
Rattlesnake oil at Sargent's.
Charles Mick Of Farson was in the
city yesterday on business.
Judge j. G. Mitchell left this morn
Ing for Abba on business.
Mrs. W. N. Russell of Dudley was
In the city today on business.
Mrs. E. ID. Fisher and Mrs. s. W.
Banner of Abba we're business visitors
In the city today.
Judge NJ A. Roberts and son New
ton left this morning for Abba on
business.
Telephone your drug orders to sar-
gents.
H. 3. French of Centerville returned
home this morning after short bust
ness visit in this city.
Mrs. G. E. Packard of Charlton re-
turned home this morning after short
visit with relatives In this city.
John Mcneil, assistant secretary Of
the Y. M. G. A., returned to this city
this morning, after a short visit with
relatives in Batavia.
Abdominal belts at Sargent's.
Mrs. E. H. Sherman of Fairfield, who
has been visiting with friends in this
city for several days, returned home
this morning on Burlington No. 10.
Mrs. F. G. Taylor of Batavia arrived
in the city this afternoon to attend
the high school graduating exercises
this evening.
Miss Nellie Wolf of South Moore
street, returned last evening from Ba-
tavia and Libertyville, where she visit
ed friends and relatives.
Mail orders for drugs filled by sar-
gents.
Mrs. r. G. Nicely and baby and Mrs.
NJ. E. Fawnsend, residing at 10S North
Sheridan avenue left this morning for
a visit in Centerville with relatives.
Mrs. D. E. Fletcher, residing west
of the CITY, left yesterday on Burling-
ton No. 10 for Fairmont, Nebraska, to
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Howell.
Young's dilator cures the piles. sar-
gents.
4 Dow = tN1t = =,
terday afternoon on Burlington No
13 from Fairfield, where he has been
attending the meeting Of the board Of
trustees of Parsons college.
Dr.. G. NJ. Work and Mrs. Work have
returned home from Milton, where
they were colled by the death of Mrs
Works mother, Mrs. Sarah j. Snod-
grass.
Zenoleum kills insects, at Sargent's.
Mrs. Henry Fox and two daughters,
Blanche and Cecilia of 112 South Col.
These prices show that you gain by
buying here. Our economy in buying
and selling makes possible values that
would otherwise be out Of reach. We
have no job lots or trash of any kind
to offer you.
Soc grade in best alizarine dye in blue
or red checked, absolutely fast color
table cloth, yard :. ......... 1sc
&c value in table cloth, heavy weight.
fast color, fancy red and white de
signs, yard =. >. >. -. -. .ssc
s5c quality in colored table cloth
equal to higher priced goods,
yard -. ;. $50. -. ..25e
&c table cloth, good bright color 17c
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Tri-WeekIy Courier.
CHANGING ADDRESSES.

Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please give the name OF
the Postofnce to which the paper has
been sent as well as the Postofice
where they desire 1t to be changed to
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BIG PICNIC
HERE JULY 16
MoRRELL PACKING HOUSE EN-.
PLoYEs WILL HOLD ANNUAL
CELEBRATION AT FAIR GROUNDS
ARRANGE FOR PARADE

Merchants Will be Asked to Take Part
in the Annua! Event and to Make
ottumwa the Mecca Of All Surround
ing Residents.
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Those in need of cult1vator,
either riding or walking, better see
the sattley Rider 1t has all the lat
est improvements. Then don't over
look our No 4257 Racine Buggy. In
fact, our line of Buggies and Driving
Wagons is the right kind.
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lege street, left last evening for Pnila-
delphia and other eastern points for an
extended visit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-25
BENNETT AND DOUGLASS
BOTH SENT TO THE TOMBS,

New York April st--OlIvsr NJ. Den.
nstS. the banker and broker, was today
held for trial on the charge OF receiv-
Ing stolen property bennett was ar
rested In connection with the theft
from the Trust Company OF America
OF bonds q the Rock Island railroad,
valued 1T S5O.oeo, by W. o, Douglass,
assistant loan clerk, who is also 10
custody.
n representative OF the district attor-
ney's office informed the court THAI
Dennett was accused OF receiving $751;
COO worth Of the stolen bonds, bug that
sl4Q.00o was y mod crate estimate o. the
aggregate value OF the bonds stolen
Counsel for bennett declared that
the bonds bennett was accused Of re-
selvlns had been returned to the Trust
Company OF America and that there
vss really no legal charge against sSe
clest bennett being unable 10 FUR
nish bail was renlandsd 20 prison.
1t developed today that at least s6S.-
o09 OK the stolen bonds have not beer
recovered. This is In addition to the
$1,000 which were found In various
brokers Offices and Dement'S apart
menSs-
w. O. Douglass, the assistant loan
clerk who ~ charged with having re-
moved the bonds from the Trust Conn
pnay OF America, later was arrafgned
and entered a plea OF not guilty. He
also WAS held in slo,0e0 bail for the
grand jury
When Douglass was arraigued his
counsel demanded that Douglas be
placed in a tier OF cells other than that
in which bennett is confined. ~ want
TO keep him as FAR as possible away
from Dennett." the lawyer told the
mag II appealed to Warden
Ryan, but he refused to grant my re-
quest that Douglass be removed to an
other section OF the prison. IL Il Is
impossible to grant my request I want
Douglass removed to the Toinbs,"
Warden Ryan told the magistrate
thar bennett and Douglass We're as
widely separated as the confines of the
prison would allow. He did not believe
that the men had been able TO con-
verse with each other
The magistrate directed that Douglass
be confined In the Toubs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-25
STUYVESANT FISH ON
THE WALL STREET SLUMP.

Chicago, April .--Stuyvesant Fish.
former president OF the Illinois Central.
sra now director and rpRub beg OF the
executive COMMITTEES az the Missouri
Pacific and Iron NQuntaln roads. was
~ Chicago yesterday 10 visit his son,
stuyvesant Fish, 1r,. who holds A
elerkship in the general freight depart
ulent OF the Chicago 4 Eastern Illinois
railroad, and to attend the meeting OF
the American railway ASSOC lation. Mr..
Fish lett last might for Memphis 10
begin a systematic inspection OF the
Gould lines outside OF Texas and the
Wabash railroad. The atmosphere
has cleared greatly because OF this
slump In Wall street." said Mr.. Fish.
'tr was bound 20 come, 1t was tn
evttable and wsls severely criticized
when 1 predicted IT.
'lu the next six months she coming
crop ana noS the railroads will be I'D
the limelight. The greatest problem
eeto-e transportation companies IS how
10 provide cars for Ehe movement oe
the promised crop and tha general pub
lie, a ] do not See amy recession In
sight for year or two at least The
determination of railroads not to make
any extensive Improvements in the
matter OF new road, may anzeCt the
iron and steel market TO some extent
but / see no cause for alarm"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-25

sponsiOle Tor the shortage. and TO rsru~
cry rhe evtr the association tneav
adopted = rule. 10 be confirmed later hv
Ee1ssr ballot q all the roads. prcviIinE
shat any railroad which HEREAFTER shAli
not pruupily retuEN TO its OWNER AStsS
uifloanln4 AL cars con Enef 10 Il win
b. peralizsat IS Tor each car 50 ulss~
used. 20 BE T0ld 10 the owner oe the
car This penalty is Ga Addition 20 tins
Per dtecr charge 81 50 cents which.
after July !. each road must ray for
each e-tr not is own. which may be on
its lines
Ir order 10 make tie rev ruis rrorr
Effective. the principle of pu hllclty lk to
pe invoked through the instrumental
IVY or the So-called car clearing huuss
recently established IN CvhfcaEu.
IllrpugA THE lew r1le the chairman
cr the clearing house committee Is ROW
authorized tc send 90 each OK ths rpaa$
q statement comprising the Information
already collected as to the ear location.
percentage ot equipment on line ~
Total owned. and untitled ear orders.
Ibis che association believes villa eri-
able each railroad In shs country 10
know exactly which tIrss are ds1ttl-
QuFnt In me matter OF furnishing 4 De-
9uAte cars o. failing 10 RETURN cars 70
sheir home lines.
The report Oe the committee on
STANDARD sections was adopted unsni-
rnousSy- and the steel rail rlanukaC-
surers win be told that she present vails
are not Up to specifications and that s.
BETTER and safer rail- must b. provided
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-25
MURDERED FOR MONEY.

Caserta. Italy. April 24.-Ths hearing
of the case against Andrea lnnoco and
Catherine Esposto, hts wife. on the
charge OF numbering Miss Catherine
MacCready OF New York. in her VILLA
near here Feb, Is, 1905, began here to-
day,
Miss MacCready, whose father was
Dennis MaoCready Of New York, and
whose sister was the first Wife Of the
lato Frederick Il, COurdart OF New York.
was Killed by strangling, the murder
being Tor the purpose ~ robbery, Cath
crime EspostO Was Miss MacCready's
maid servant,
The police OF Caeserta believe they
have conclusive evidence against the
prisoners
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-25
ENGINEER SCANN0N
HERO OF Thrill LING RACE.

Chicago. April PA dispatch to the
Record-Herald from Lexington, NY,
says; Engineer Scanrpr OF a Chesa
peake x Ohio freight way the hero yes
terday al a thrilling race between 4
train and q barn, with several lives at
stake SCannon-s train was passing
TebbS station, near Aswe, at a good
rate, when the high wind which was
blowing lifted big tobacco harm from
It's foundations ard started Il rolling
down hin toward the railroad half
mile away Scaunor saw the danger
and iruan edlsIsly rhrew the throttle
wide oper in an efforY 10 outrun the
barn The heavy traIr was On the
DOWN grade ard soon attained grest
momentum. but lust as * looked as
Though the peril would he outrusi, the
big barn crashed into the cabccse,
smashing H. The impact also shat
tered the barn. which collapsed on the
track. Traiumen on the cabOose saw
their peril in time to escape by Jump
ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-25
A Woman's Back.
The Aches and Pains VIII Disappear
II the Advice OF This Salt Lake
City Citizen Is Followed.

a woInan's back has many aches and
pains
Most times It's tho kidneys fault
Bsekache is really kidney aehe;
That's why DUan's Kidney PILLS cure
tt,
Many Salt Lake city women know
this.
Read what one has TO say about IL:
Mrs G., Larson. living at s2s West
First South street Salt Lake City,
Utah. says: THE nrst box Of Deans
Kidney Pills which l got AZ the n. j.
Hill Drug Co.'s store, did my back and
Kidneys a wonderful amount OF good
For weeks ] could hardly get around
The house on account ot the lamenass
and awful aching through my loins and
over the kidneys Al night could moi
ind a comfortable position in which 20
rest and arose IN the morning feeling
as Iired as the night before Two boxes
OF Deans Kidney Pills nxed me up
after all other preparations had failed
| certainly appreciate the value OF Your
remedy. ana hope that other sufferers
may get as much benefit from It as
have received
For sale by al dealers. Price 20
cents Foster'M llbum Co, Buffalo,
Now York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the nanse--Doan's-an
take no other,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-25

tag ana several ctbrnen on the nearby
s-S5.as hNd rarro~ esca pes.
Ins building Is rs years Sli ana -sas
acquired year $50 by Jacob T., Ess.
nrSf, WHO rsrroIelea H. Recently ths
htine fuEnI,ure company rented AMI
occupied the three lower floors
Ahe debris genstNily Tell upou ar
close 20 the sidewalk IN W'ahash
avenue, but SOME fell on tie Elevated
HOOP structure Several tLnbers fsulrE
across the third ratl ware igritra b.,rnrs
the nre department had hsea surn-
iaoned, aNd when the en- stnes arrive
The blazes were put out.
Lac L trains on the loops were stalles
Tor BALI an hour AS were the Wabasn
avenue surface ears
The Judgment oe the tirsmen was that
ihe collapse WAS Ine result of a weak
snirE OF the binders and SUPPORTS III
rhe building occasIoRsd during the re.
sent reconstruction q sh4 building. The
Toss 70 structure aud contents IS asrf.
n4tea at from $4,000 10 $4aNa.
JNtlNs kechey, Waterman slv.
ployed by the furniture company hsI
left the building Only q moment before
the wall ftl-