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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21
OBITUARY

The Central City tNcb.) Record OF
Jan. 70. contained the following obit-
uary notice OF James Seiiars:
One by one the early pioneers Of
Mcrriek county are being called for
by the death angel. the latest one TO
respond to the final summons being
Mr.. James Scllars. who died while Wis
itinR At the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. Jennie Lambefton. in Rocky
Ford. Col. Monday morning last.
Mr.. Scllars was among the earliest
OF the pioneer settlers OF this eoun.
~. having lived here for forty years.
lie led a quiet. unassuraing life. Is
pceially since his health began To
fail. lie was kind husband and
father. and those living in his neigh.
borhood speak seHreifuliy Of him as
though he had passed tho three score
and ten allotted TO man. and u Vas
ioit that his earthly pilgrimage must
OF necessity be nearing lis close, his
death brings keen sorrow TO those
near him. aud \ feeling Of sincere
regret to his many friends in ihi,
community.
James Seiiars was born in Canada
Nov. -. 1871. and was therefore IN
the seventy fourth year Of his age
lie was married TO Miss Margarc;
Doyle in 1903. removing TO Mcfries
county in 1893. where he took rp y
Lomustcad upon which he has lived
ever since. Surviving him he leaves
widow. three sous and Eve dangh.
lcFs. ,hc children being VIII. al,
Gicnn's Ferry. Idaho. Meek. at
iiuise. John. Grand Island. Mrs. LA.
siu iays. 81 this place. Mrs. Jennie
i.smhrrt1n II Rocky Ford. Col. Ms
Nuua Erkrrt II nuisr. Idaho. Mrs,
Belle Twiirhcli II Viola. wyo. and
Air. Mildred i.ougehamp IL Cripple
Crcct. Col. To them the community
eviyris iis sympathy in their hour oi
sorrow and bereavement.
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ft.ifrgugnf assessment ftf ff7fi. tiltrit-f alth
costs ni advertising at.l sypeusrs NJ ~sie.
10. " UNIsI.. secretary
uf The Rocky Furd Canal. HrseTvuir.
btd ItaH go rrust company.
ALI
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A 10; Of 10 and ~ inch ssrnsn, ,ilinE
for sale a; the {. E. Swins slsee F5s, cas-;
Of Rocky Ford. For particulars as TO
prices ard terms call upon or address
Mrs. e e S~ins. a, Rocky Ford. or
Marion r. Miller. administrator. a, La
Jun;s. Colo. 55u
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NOTICE or SALE OF CORPORATE
STOCK FOR DELINQUENT
AsSESsN6NTS
umk, E,-,, e,,.

ii~cky for,i. Colo. Pet, tss-.
Notice IA hereby 1ivrn iha, there ts ,ieIin-
lueut ulon the futlpsing dss-rriteyi stocs Of
Ibe lssscky f,rti rausi. Hcservoir. land. Loan
aud Trust SpmIssny. on sccHunt " an assess
useut iavlcyi IN the zsih lay Ut rtctplyer teti
hy the stuckhuiders oT said corporation. tho
several amounts set upt~s-tie the nsutes ~ the
rssfrytIvp stsss khnliIrrs. as fellows.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21
Card of Thanks

We desire TO thank cur nsiesbots and
friends for ,hsif Kind s,;sn,iOn during the
lsns and fatal Illness Of our little asush-
tar. Mr.. ard Mrs. !. L Smiil
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21
For Sale

A 2s-aers tract ~ miles from town
100 acres -! miles from town. Al
under High L-,e canal. Terms reason
able. kpsly al Enterprise office. 3ia
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21
Sc CASINO

nsyinz pictures -~hsnse oi bill three
lines a week. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Ftsays. 5iu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21
subsesipdoa Rasss.
The Event Of tbs season.

I0o Event o. y0o S0o9oos
Tonight. At the Methodist church. DE-
bate bstwssn the Woman's Club and ths
W. G. 7. u. Resolved; That the Pre-
sent immigration Laws are Menace 70
our Nation. Admission only 10 cents.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the carnsgis
Library.
PRooRAM.
Vocal Duet. There Let Ne Rest
Mrs. W. ]. Dsvsnport-Mrs. W. r. Hsrdsy
Leader af{irmativs-Mrs. Dudley Lswis
Leader negative Mrs 4. L. Kellogg
Vocal Solo, Rose Of My Life
Mr.. LsRoy Elser.
Second affirmative Mrs. W. L. jackson
Second negative Mrs. Augusta Klinefsltsr
Vocal Solo. Selected. Mrs. q. NJ. Hal
Third affirmative Mrs. W. D. Mcpherson
Third negative Mrs. S. S. Bailey
Rebuttal.
Instrumental Duet "Taraatelle." "
Mrs. Cunningham and Miss Barley
Reading. Miss maloney on tho Chinese
Question" Miss Sallie Frye
Vocal Solo. Selected Mr.. J. E. Dunbar
Judges Decision.
All w. c. T. U. members wear the
white ribbon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21
Real es,ss. Sale.

The City Realty Co sold The T. A
Hsnsfd ,wo properties on North i4u
stree, 10 Furman r. Cline.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21

Plenty Of money TO loan on real estate
in,sres, rates low. Call on J. w. Young
z Co. 55n
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21

All aboard for the Miami Ranch.
Springer. N. N. Nszt excursion ~ill
leave Ia JuntA March srd At 8 O'Clock
a. m. Fare for round trip Se86. ss-s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21

The City Realty Co. .ot everything ir
the real estate line or loans. 51f
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21

For Sale.-ssssrsi heavy work horses
ard mares: also fine fresh Durham
milk Co.'s. At hard ,ims ptisss, ". W.
Thomas. Phone. Ford 1874. S5n
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21

Hay for sais-lf you want . lead o.
loose hay leave your order with
HoAman q ta,sor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21

For Sais.-i SO; of single work hsf-
moss. also Sc; Of single surry hafnsss
used shof, time. 400 n. i4,h s.. ss;i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21

We have its rnsasY. and plenty Of 1,
TO make real estate loans.
ssu j. W. Young & Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21

Hay fcr Sale Frs, ard second cut.
,ing. sepiy 20 ". C. wsfIhinz;sn. 8
miles saJ;h Q. Rocky Ford. near Dump
No. 2. ssu
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Four oak. eunswiek- Bake rool tables
for sale. Inquire Of John osoein. Ia
Junta- 5e-&o
Furnished rooms for light hoasstssp-
ing. Mr. Burr. 2io Swink Ave. Ssu
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Trees for Sale.

IS 600 black locus, trees a, $3.50 an;
ss.5o per thousand. Phone White 72k
1. r. Sssnsn. Alp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21

Every farmer in Otero county can make anane
my store after the first day Of April. At that thu,
for car load Of money to carry the good ones with
see how fair you can be dealt with.
This Add runs until March Ist.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21
Splendid Site Offered the ,so.p,,.,

The Rocky Ford Hospital Association.
which 10 now ausrtsd In ST. Johns block.
b locking forward 70 the near future
when Il will enjoy the benefits Of COM
modious building Of it, own. The CUES
tioa Of securing site has most probably
bssn solved BY the liberal action Of J. c.
Reg who oRsss sn acre Of land from his
suburban ranch adjoining the city on the
south. The location is an admirable ore
and viii probably b accepted BY the as
soeiaticu.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21

Fer Rsn.-Five acres with s.toon
house: also Eve acres with small house.
Apply TO J. ~. Ls;ls. Tenth and Pine. 5s,l
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-02-21

Fur hs5 fssns tsf sh; Housekeeping.
Enquire Of lars. Elmer comsr. soi n.
Nia,h street.
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For Rsu;.-T~o-ree'n hsuss ard out
ssildtnss: large garden Iss, ard orehsr
Reasonable rental 10 sefmarsn, tenant.
Apply 10 W. W. Thomas. Phone Ford
1gk ss,t
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
FATALLY SHOT IN RIOT.
Nan Killed, Twenty-fue Others In
iured, Some Mortdlly.

Uniontown, Penn. Aug. 2-One man is dead
and twenty-five others are severely injured,
some of them fatally, the result OF riot
early to-day between Italians and Slavs at
Gates, one Of the H. c. Frick Coke COmpany's
plants near Masontown-
There have been factional differences between
the two races for a long time Saturday was
payday at the large plant, and until after mid
night this morning much liquor was drunk
Jacob Furance leader of the Italian faction
went to the gate of a Slav boarding house and
howIed defiance at it's twenty-five inmates Inn
mediately Furance and Alexa Moanski, leader
of the SIavs, became engaged in fight
Antllo Romeo. another Italian. went to the as
sistance of Furance, and this was the signal for
a general fight Revolvers began to crack, and
Romeo fell dead, struck, it is said. by mis-
directed bullet fired by Furance. The injuries
of the twenty-five men consist of bullet wounds
through the body. and legs. The most
serious wounds were received by the Italians.
A squad of the Pennsylvania state constabu-
larry was quickly at the scene, and nineteen OF
the r:~ters were arrested and taken to Mason
town. Members of both factions then
rounded the Jail, demanding that their compan-
ions be liberated. During the night the jail was
guarded, and to-day the men brought to
JJniontown a special streetcar- As the in
jured men recover they will also be arrested
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
RECORD FREIGHT URECk.
Nineteen Steel Cars Demolished
THROUGH Broken Fldnge.

Philadelphia. Aug. What is declared to be
the greatest freight wreck. involving the de-
structon of steel cars. that ever occurred TOOK
place on the New York division of the Philadel-
phia & Reading Railway, near Meadow brooA'
a suburb, to-day, when out of a coal tram OF
twenty-eight cars, nineteen were demoilshed' en-
failing a loss estimated at S1OoVo
The train which was running at the rate of
ffty miles an hour, thrown from the tracks
bv the breaking of the 1ange on the one wooden
car in the entire train. This car left the rails
dragging the others after it, All were piled up
and bent and twisted out of shape and the tracks
were torn up for distance of four hundred feet
SO extensive the damage wrought that the
service was tied up for ten hours, and a tenn
porary telegraph station was established by the
railroad company at the scene, together with a
conmissary tent from which small army of
men who were put at work on the tracks were
provided with food.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
VILL1GE FIGHTS FIRE.
Eastport Threatened by BuSh Blaze
Which Burns Orer FiUe Miles.

Eastport, Long Island, Aug 2.-This village
and the Long Island Country Club had several
anxious hours to-day from forest fire, which.
famed by a stiff northwest wind. drove straight
toward the clubhouse and threatened it with
destruction. Sparks rained down roofs in
Eastport for almost six hours The home OF H.
S Penney on the outskirts of the village, was
set on fire several times, but it was saved
The danger in town was great and only about
a hundred men wenteto fight the flames in the
woods l-~.'-.--
The fire started early in the day and soon
brands of a dangerous size came hurtlfng
through the air, n1enacing the village Several
small haystacks were destroyed and many
families packed up prepared to escape with
what they could most easily carry. Teams were
harnessed and some of the men took women and
children out of the line of the fire if it should
reach the town
Meanwhile, out in the woods, at first nVe
miles away and eventually only a quarter or a
mile from the village limits. the men were
fighting the fire. Farmers, servants from the
Country Club and several members labored
hard They backfred. cut brush and ploughed
burrows but the flames steadily advanced, until
the thinning out of the wood as it approached
the settled section gave the fighters the ad-
vantage After a six hour fight the fire was
stopped. but much game perished in the tract
burned over.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
B1TTLESHIP'S HARD TRIP.
CAPTAIN UmslO7c on Nezu Hdmp-
sIire's BRIDGE -Four DdYs.

Newport, r. l., Aug. 2-The new battleshp
New Hampshire returned here to-day from the
tercentenary celebration at Quebec, in which she
took part representing the United States navy
The battleship in charge of Captain Cam
eron McRae Winslow, and on board was Rear
Admiral W. S. Cowles.
The New Hampshire had a rough passage
from Quebec which city she left on Wednes-
day morning. Fog enveloped her from the time
she started until the Nantucket Shoals were
reached and only twelve knots could be av-
eraged. Captain Winslow was on the bridge
nearly all the way, and had only two hours
sleep during the trip of 1.200 miles.
When the shoals lightship was reached the
battleship struck a severe storm. The rain
came down in torrents and heavy gale was
blowing which drove away the fog but kicked
up a heavy sea. The ships wireless apparatus
was blown away, but otherwise she stood the
storm we'll
Rear Admiral Cowles will leave the New
Hampshire tomorrow early on Tuesday and
return to Washington to take up his duties as
chief OF the bureau Of equipment. The battle
ship will proceed TO Portsmouth on Wednesday
to receive the silver service to be presented by
the State OF New Hampshire.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
PASSES SAMOA
BattIeshps IN Single Column Steam
Close to Coast.

Suva. Fiji Islands. Aug. 2-The United States
Atlantic feet at p. on Saturday was in
latitude 15 degrees 43 minutes south, longitude
172 degrees minutes west, being 1,5OO miles
from Auckland, New Zealand
At $50 o'clock i'll the morning the fleet
changed it's formation from line of squadron
to single column. and at Z o'clock passed the
eastern end of Tutuila Island, Samoa, steaming
close to the coast and giving the people of the
island an excellent view of the ships The
station ship Annapolis, under way. with its Of
ficers and their families aboard, passed close to
the feet off Pago-Pago. The usual honors were
exchanged.
At 9 o'clock the fleet resumed its course for
Auckland in line of squadron formation 1t
had reduced its speed to nine and half knots.
The hospital ship Relief stopped at Pago-Pago
for coal and will follow the fleet to Auckland
The weather is fne, though hot.
The collier Ajax arrived at Suva to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
AUTO HITS TROLLEY CAR.
Tire Bursts, Causing Machine to
.Suerue from Roadudy.

An automobile owned by J. c. Sykes OF No.
121 East Goth street, while running down South
broadway, in Yonkers, last evening crashed
into a trolley car, when one OF the rear tires
burst causing the machine to swerve-
In the automobile were Mr.. and Mrs Sykes,
another man and woman and Frank Hiscock,
of No rs West 101st street the chauffeur. Mrs.
sykes was on the front seat with Hiscock who
was hurled across the street into the gutter.
Mrs. Sykes was thrown in the other direction,
across the car track. Her right knee was
hroken IIiscock suffered a compound fracture
of the ] Leg the kneecap Of his right leg was
shattered and he was cut and bruised in many
places. The others were not injured. The au-
tomoble was badly damaged.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
SEVENTY LIVES LOST
In KOOTENAY FIRE
FLAMES SWEEP VALLET:
5000 HOMELESS.
Ferme. Hosmer, Cro1cs Nest and
Other To1cns Destroyed
-Aid asked.

Ottawa Aug. Sir wrlfrid Lsurfer recsived
the following telegram this evening from Gran
brooke, b c.:
Disastrous fire koosen.y Valley Fsrnis, Hos-
rner, Crows Nest and other places almost corn
pIeteIy burned Not fewer than 5000 people
homeless Canadian Pacific Railway carrying
them to EIko and cranbrooLs. Every effort -
being made locally. burt those people are utterly
without food shelter. Fire covers seventy
miles. Seventy iivss lost. Immediate relief rs-
quired. Telegraph instructions at once.
THOMAS ROBERTS,
Liberal Association.
j. n. KING NJ p.
Sir Wflfrid also received a brief message from,
Robert Jarray, Of Toronto. who Is now IN tn.
West saying that terrible fire was raging I'm
the Kootenay Valley but giving details The
Premier will consult his colleagues early to-
morrow morning to see what action can be taken
by the federal government
Spokane. Aug. 2-Reports from British CO.
lumbia say that the loss in the Kootenay Val
ley fire will run over s10OOOOOo.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
NEW CURE FOR TET4NUSe
Pitt8burg Hospital Successfully
Uses NoUeL Treatment.

By Telegraph 10 The Iribunel
Pittsburg, Aug. 2-Physicians of the Mercy
hospital. OF Pittsburg, assert they have discov-
cred 2 new cure for tetanus. one much better
than the time honOred antitoxin. The new cure
Is magnesium sulphate injected into the spinal
column OF the injured during the spasm or con-
traction Of the muscles.
marry Gilbert, tourteen-year-old boy, was
discharged from the hospital tonight after
enree weeks OF fearful suffering from lockjaw
lac was hurt on July with a toy pistol and
was brought TO the hospital almost rigid. on
'oiy L. For twelve days he was in convulsions
hicA gradually yielded to the magnesium sui
saate treatment The Mercy authorities say
DeileVue Hospital has had a physician here
studying the case OF Gilbert
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
OIL FIELD BLOWS UP
n Crater Formed after Explosion
in We'll Near Tampco.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Tampico. Mexico Aug 2-The furious oil hre
in the San Geronimo oil field. seventy-hve miles
southwest of TampicO. has assumed an unex-
pected and startling aspect The work on the
tunnel, which was be dug with the view OF
diverting the flow of the OIL. had begun when
terrific blowout of the burning well occurred
Earth and rocks were shot into the air hun
dreds of feet. and a volcano was formed in
few minutes.
The crater of this volcano is about fifteen
hundred feet across The newly created minla-
ture mountain is about one hundred feet high
and of conicaI shape The burning oil is now
running down the sides of the volcano, filling
adjacent low places increasing the danger Of
spread Of the flames to the tropical forests.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
AUTO HITS WALL; 2 HURT
Washington Man and Woman Badly
Injured Near Salem, Mass.
TRy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Boston. Aug Miss Emily Smith, who says
she is the social secretary of the Brazilian
Embassy in Washington, and Lorng T. Tilton,
a Washington business man. were seriously in
jured in an automobile accident between Ips-
wich and Salem early this morning The two,
in Mr. Tilton's big touring car, were driving
at forty miles an hour toward Ipswich when
the car skidded and smashed into a stone wall.
Miss Smith and Mr.. Titon were thrown about
thirty feet and badly injured. The gaso1ene
tank exploded and the machine was burned up.
The injured persons were taken to the Ipswich
Hospital. Their condition is said to be critical.
Tilton was later removed TO the Myopa Hunt
Club where he has been staying.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
AMERICANS WIN AGAIN IN PARIS.

Paris Aug 2-The last day of the special ath-
letic games brought great to the visiting
Americans. who captured majority Of the events.
William F. Hamilton. Chicago Athletic Associa-
aion, won the lOometres dash from scratch. His
time II seconds. H. I. Trube. New York Ath-
letic Club took the 1.50o-metre In minutes IL
seconds. and E. T. Cook, Cornell. won the poie
vault. The 4O0-metre fiat race went TO j. c. Car
penter. Cornell who covered the distance in 90
seconds fiat. II. A. Gidney. Boston Athletic Asso-
citation, captured the high jump. The attendance
at the games was large
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
MRS. LoNGWORTH STOPS A STRIKE
LBy Telsgraph to The Tribune.


Denver Aug. 2-'Servants all strike? Oh,
that's all right. Just tell the girls I'll give them
IS a day each If they'll work while here
And ask them If they won't do it personal
favor TO me-
This is the way Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth
solved the striking servant girl problem in the
Yellowstone Park
The party went to the Yellowstone from the
Denver convention They found the park crowded
with tourists and the hotel servants so overworked
that they struck when the LoRgworth party ar
rived Mrs Longworth's offer solved the problem.
and the servants resumed work.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
BEVERLY 3. TIlDEN DEAD.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

San Jose Cal. Aug. beverly B. Tiden well
known twenty years ago as one of the leaders Of
society art and opera in London. is dead at his
country home. in the shadow Of Mount Hamilton,
Tden was a son of Colonel William Tden OF New
York the wealthy varnish manufacturer but went
TO London when young and became associate OF
Prince George He presented to the Queen by
Ambassador Phelps during the jubilee ceremonies.
He knew many leading singers and once en-
gagged to Sybii Sanderson. He also brought out
Nine Nordica in concerts.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
EXPLOSION IN PEKING.
Three German and French Soldiers
KIed-Sercntecn Hurt

Peking, Aug. 2.-Fire which broke out in the
German guard section Of the legation quarter
of the city at 10:30 o'clock tonight burned the
stables and rnessroom and exploded a quantity
Of ammunition. Two German soldiers and one
Frenchman were killed. and eight German and
five french soldiers were severely hurt -Four
soldiers and civilians were slightly wounded.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
RAILWAY LINES BURNED.
-Four Men Die Trying to SaUe Great
Northern Bridge.
[Ry me Associated Prsss.l

Winnipeg. Aug. Blush fires which invaded
the city of Fernie. B. c.. yesterday. almost de-
stroyed the place. Only seventeen houses were
left and three thousand persons homeless.
The whole country is seething fire the
Crows Nest Line of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road.
Hosmer a Canadian Pacific smelter town, vas
wiped out.
Thousands are neeing from Michel TO the ,opsa
country.
kilograms have been sent to Crsnorock TO for
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New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
SOUTHERN LIMITED HAS ACCIDENT

Atlanta, Aug. z-Train No SS on the Southern
Railway the New Orleans-Ne York Limited,
nortbbound which left here to-day, met
with an accident thirty miles from Charlotte,
N c. tonight The tender mail car and club car
left the rails and Ave mall clerks we're injured.
The train proceeded after delay OF some five
hours.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
kRREsTs an NEWPORT BALL GAME.

newport, r /. Aug. 2.-While baseball game
'"een tne Brockton team, Of the New England
easee' and the Newport team in progress
7ie To-day. before two thousand people, includ-
e many well known Newporters, the police
oppeo IN and arrested Coney. the pitcher, and
-Non' The catcher, Of the Newport team, and
enoer' Of the BrOckton team. who was at bat at
- 1Hie- The men were charged with playing
-, "h sunday The clerk OF the local munich
.rt coart was on the grounds, and the men were
,-,h-'iateiy arraigned ana pleaded not guilty
Hsy were he'd 4n 500 each for their appearance
nearing on Friday. The game then proceeded
~no Newport won, 4 10 O.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
OXYGEN AS AID TO RUNNERS.

London Aug. 2-Athletic circles are much inter
ested In published record of experiments in the
inhalation of oxygen by runners and sprinters
which show that they were enabled To hold their
breath for much longer periods and make faster
time without the symptoms OF distress usually
present after racing.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-03
AUTO CRASH KILLS TWO.
Wife of San Francisco Editor and a
Man the FictimS.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

San Francisco, Aug. Mrs. Fred Marriott,
wife of the editor of THE San Francisco Nei's
Letter." and Jesse Gilbert killed in sn
automobile accident fourteen miles above Ius
Gatos last evening, when the machine over
turned and down q fourteen-foot embank
n1ent. Mrs. Desiree Marriott, wife OF Fred
Marriott, jr., was injured. and Miss Dorothy
Partridge. daughter OF John Partridge, OF Menlo
Park was badly burned by gasolene. Fred Mar
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