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TO PERFECT ORGANIZATION.

On tomorrow afternoon at 2:5t o'clock, a meeting will be hela at the parlors of the Copper Queen hotel to perfect tae organization of a hu' mane society All interested in the maintenance of this society, and all who have become members are urged to be in attendance. The co-opera, ton of the people oE Bisbee and Lowell is asked in the furthering of the work so long needed in the dis trict. By order of Mrs. c. I. Mickey holds, president, and Mrs. Mark P John, secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24
INFANT BURIED.

Funeral services over the remains of the week old child of Mir. and Mrs. J. ". Barker, which died at the Cop per Queen hospital Wednesday morn ing. were held yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Interment was in Every green cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24
HAS GONE TO cANANEA

Fred R. Dixon. formerly foreman of the Old Dominion at Globe, left the city yesterday morning for Cananea. where he will look after mining inter ests. Before his return to Bisbee ne will visit Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24
HOME FROM HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Parish, who has tecn rn the c. & A fosp'tal for some time recov- ering from an operation which she underwent there, was yesterday dis missed as convalescent and returned to her home in the Johnson Addition.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24
PIANO TUNING.

J. A. Zander, tuner for the Zellaer Piano Company, is in Bisbee. Orosrs may be left with Clarence E. Krinbill, Phone 412 76S
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24

Go to the Indian Hot Springs. If sick. get well. If well, get rest and Pleasure. 55l
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24
EIxnn Reat Johnson.

LOS ANGELES. April 23.-Bat- ting Johnson, in a fierce ten-round go, was defeated by Jim Flynn. Tuesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24

Don't Forget the regular Saturday night dance at Tammany Hall. 751
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The baths at Indian Hot Springs vin boil you out and make yCu new
 55
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24

The season Is now open at the Tn- dian Hot Springs. Special round trip tickets oa sale. 551
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A LIBERAL OFFER.

Don't Forget the regular Saturday night dance at Tammany Hall. 751
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HAVE YOU REeIsTsREp7

If not do so at once at city clerks ouice in city hall. Short time left.
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Indian Hot Springs have attractive swimming lakes, fish lakes and boat ing lakes. 551
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24

Go to the Indian Hot Springs. They wilt cu7e rheumatism and stoln aca trouble. 551
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24

~waIl Street Wants Taft" seys the New York Sun We expected as much hN8
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24

Don't forget the regular Saturday night dance at Tammany Hall. 751
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24

For Iurther lnIOrmaUon appy 70 nearest Agent, to to ! NORMAN CARMICHAEL,
 Asst Gen'1 Supt. A. T. THOMPSON. !, Treasurer, CLIFTON, A. T.
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You get money back if you buy an build in Warren. 70
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24

It's an i'll wind, but it blows some good real estate Tn Warren. 7Oi
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24

HAVE YOU REGISTERED? If not do so at once at city clerks s office in city hall. Short time left.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24
WANTED

WANTED-Situation by girl for
 chamber work or in boarding house. Address P O. Box 1773. Sll
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24

LosT-On Quality Hill, one ladies' blue jacket. Reward for return to J. B. Angius' store.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-24
ARIZONA & NEW MEXICO
 RAILWAY COMPANY.
SCHED DuLE

Effective JanuarY 5th. 1eoa.
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WANTED-Girl for general house work. Apply No. l Higgins Road, or Box 395. SOs
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-07-04

i Come off," cried Billy, giving him
the last drop OF water from the squirt
gun. What you talkin' bout, any!
way?"
Guess was dreamin'," answered
Fred. "But it was the most amusin'
dream ever had. Wish you could
have seen the lawyer man shoot into
the sky about second after you
touched a match to him"
after touched a match to him %
cried Billy. Then, taking Fred by the
arm, he continued: "Guess, you're
either sunstruck or the glorious
Fourth has gone to yer head. Come
after you've ct some of that fried
chicken Iseen yer ma takin' out of a
basket you'll come to-"
Hope so,' grinned Fred. But,
honest, it was funny to see that law
yer man go into the air, though. And
when I busted"
But Billy, dragging him toward the
picnic spread, broke in with: "Now,
that's 'nough for this time, Save the
rest fer next Fourth O. julie
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he realized Just where he was and
what he was. He was plain Fred
Harper. aged ten, and was lying on
the ground under tree, but not in the
shade, for the sun had crept round
toward the west and was shining full
In his face. Over him stood Billy
Grimes with a homemade squirt gun
from which the mischievous rascal
sent a spray Of cold water over Fred's
face which was almost burned to a
blister by the hot sun.
"Hi, what you sleepin' fer on tn
Glorious Fourth?" asked Billy, giving
Fred some more water from the appar-
emily inexhaustible squirt-gun. Don't
you know they're spreadin' tn dinner?
An they've got dead loads Of goodies"
How did come ,here?" Fred asked,
rising slowly and making wry face,
for his arms and legs were asleep and
tingled like a hurt crazybone when he
tried to get up. ~szz-.s,
ivy, you went to sleep while that
lawyer man was a-readin' the Declara-
ton of independence, an yer ma she
looked you up an carried you out here
an laid you in the shade. But fer
quite awhile the suns bin cookin'
your phiz. It's bin lots of fun to see
you wriggle an make crooked faces
Then yer ma she called to me an
told me to wake you up, as dinners
bout ready to eat. I'm invited by yer
ma to eat with you, an she says I'm
to go home with you an help to shoot
off the fireworks at she's got laid up
in the closet to s'prise you with" -
Fred at last got up, shook himself
fully awake, and then, taking Billy to
one side, asked in low, confidential
whisper: "Say, Bill, have you seen
the lawyer man what was reading the
Declaration Of 'Dependence?"
Sure; yonder he is, buyin' lemon
ade for his best girl" answered Billy,
pointing with an unwashed finger to-
ward the honored man of the day, who
in very truth was standing close be-
side pretty young lady in pink, both
drinking with appare1& relish some
picnic lemonade.
Gee Whit" exclaimed Fred, "it
hasn't been half an hour since saw
him shoot into the clouds, explodin'
as he went as loud as a cannon. wy,
he was the biggest skyrocket ever
saw in all my life. He was =
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miring greatly the young lawyer who
possessed the magic charm that could
turn himself into the form of a sky
rocket the size of telegraph pole.
"Wish could be even a frecracker."
Enough said," remarked the law
yer. "You shall go with me in the
shape Of giant flrecracker. Come,
what say you to that?"
But before Fred could reply he felt
his two legs turn into one; his hands
slipped into his pockets and became
attached to his sides, and 10! he look
ed at his own reflection in the grass
most peculiar phenomenon-and
saw that he was the thing he had
wished to become-a giant firecrack-
er!
"Ho, ho!" he cried, merrily. "Im al
most as big as you. But can out
shoot you'll" :!
81 take the wager" responded the
skyrocket. ''Do you happen to have
a match\about your"
"I've matches, but no hands to get
to them with,' replied Fred. "That is,
I left home with lots of matches in
my pockets and 1 guess they're still
there"
ooh, see," said the skyrocket.
"Well, find myself in the same hand
less predicament. But there comes
Billy Grimes, your school chum. I'll
ask him to give us light"
At that instant Billy Grimes did ap-
pear, and the skyrocket-oth
the lawyer-bent over toward him and
said: "My esteemed friend, will you
kindly touch a lighted match, to me,
and also one to my smaller compan-
ion here, and see US go toward the
.clouds?" "
well, my goodness gracious! Who
ever saw such huge skyrocket and
giant firecracker before?" cried Billy,
looking up at the two queer things
that looked down upon him. Indeed,
I shall touch matches to you and see
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you both 60 off ker-plunk! Gee, you
fellers are great" ..'

fellers are great" ..~
Then getting some matches from his
pocket Billy scratched them against
the sole of his shoe and protected
them in the hollow of his left hand
until they famed good and strong;
then he applied the blazes to the sky
rocket and giant flrecracker, running
off a safe distance Immediately upon
seeing the fuses ignite.
A strange feeling took possession of
Fred as the fuse burned within him
Then, just as he was on the point of
shooting into the air, terrible noise
sounded near him and he saw the sky
rocket dash through the air like can
nonball. But he had not am instant to
spend enjoying his friends sudden
exit from earth for Immediately his
own body shot upward with a terrific
explosive sound and he followed in the
wake of the rocket that was carrying
tail Of fire into the clouds.
Then he burst!-went into hun
dred pieces-when about 100 feet
above the ground. And how the sparks
Of fire burnt him and tingled through
his body-the part of it that was left
to tingle, which, indeed, was but a
charred piece of wood. And how he
fell with dull thud to earth, still
burning like blister.
Then something strange happened.
All of sudden he felt dash Of some
thing cold on his-face! yes, face,
for his cheeks and nose and chin felt
it as plainly as could be. Another
dash! Then Fred opened his eyes
yes, eyes!-for he still had those
precious orbs. And in another instant
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1908-07-04

Little ''Towhead" crept, tip-toe, into
the library after breakfast, closed and
locked the door and sat him down in
front of the writing desk. His freck-
led face-that was stained about the
mouth and ears with egg and jam
wore a happy andS patriotic smile.
'tNow fer nah essay on the Glori-
GUS Fourth" he said, dipping pen in
ink and beginning to write with pains
taking care. The following is the re-
suit Of half an hours energetic work:
"Meny, meny hundreds Of Years ago
George Washington started War. It
amt at all. fare, said George, fer us
Amerikens to be ruled by a Furrin
King. We will take the Rains of gov
eminent in our Own Hands, said
George. All this happened on the
Fourth Of July, and that's why all of us
still Selibrait the Glorious Fourth.
George was as brave a Man as. Shur-
lock homes or ,anyDetective that ever
drue the breath Of Life. He waded
thrue blud 2 his boot tops without
ever Grumbling about it., He could
manages whole Ramon by his self,
and he was never known 2 tell a I've.
If he played Hockey he fessed up 2
his teacher as soon as he Set foot in
the School House. If 1t hadent bin fer
George where wood We all be now
In China maybe, or in the filipines.
Or maybe We woodnt be at all, fer
likely the Indians wood have Skalped
us all. So on the Glorious Fourth we
must all Shoot of many crackers and
yell hip hip hurraw till we pritty near
bust out Threats. George Washington
and the Glorious Fourth are like
Twins, they always 60 Together; they
are Our Ameriken Herows and we
mustent forget to hold them in Re.
venge. It's only Folks what have nc
love for this Country that don't feel
Revenge for our Herows George and
the Fourth of July. The incest place
to Selibrait is down by the River. II
you git tired and Hot shooting of
Fireworks you can Jump in 2 the
Swimming pule and cool Off. But you
mustent forget to yell hip hip hurraw
good and Plenty on the Glorious
Fourth, the Day when all royal Ameri
kens carries flag and buys fireworks
"Hip hip hurraw for George Wash
ington that invented the Glorious
Fourth, say L."
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Alphabet in Bible Verse.

In the twenty-frst verse Of the sew
enth chapter Of Ezra can be found
every, letter. of the English alphabet.
It runs thus: and ], even l.. Artax.
.erxes the King, do make decree to
all the treasures which are beyond the
river, that Whatsoever Ezra, the priest.
the scribe OF !theslaws pf tho God Of
heaven, shall requirsssof you. it bs
done speedily.
But, still more : wonderful, In the
eighth verse OF the third chapter Of
Zephaniah IS ntained eIety letter. IN.
Guiding finals. Of the Hebrew languages.
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An Eye to Business.

An expert golfer had the misfor-
tune to play a particularly vigorous
stroke at the moment that a seedy
wayfarer skulked across the edge Of
the course. The ball struck the tres
passer and rendered him briefly in
sensible. When he recovered, a i've
dollar bill was pressed into his hand
by the regretful golfer.
"Thanky, SIR said the injured man
after kindling glance at the money.
can when will you be playin' again,
sir?"
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With many firecrackers in his hand,
Some matches in his pocket,
A Hip, hip, hurrah!" on his tongue,
And one immense skyrocket.
Thus little Billy wandered forth
Most joyously, to try
To celebrate in the right way
Tn, glorious Fourth of July.
He fell in line behind the band
That played "Red, White, and Blue,''
he sang to help the noise along,
Though the words he never knew.
Then to the celebration grounds
He marched with gallant tread,
And, listened while a wondrous man
"The Declaration" read. ......
Then came the picnic dinner
Spread meath great oak tree,
And little Billy ate his fill - r.. -.
While the band played liberty
And all the rest the day was spent
In making fun and noise,
Shooting lots Of firecrackers of =,
&: With all the girls and boys r -.
And when at eve he wandered home,
AS tired as he could be,
He said, II love the glorious Fourth.
IT'S day what just suits me-,
.-. Maud Walker.
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Badly Needed.

The professor had been quizzing his
psychology class and was evidently
somewhat disappointed with the re-
suit.
Gentlemen said he, as the bell
rang for dismissal, ut has been said
that fish is good for brain food. II
that statement is true, advise some
.,of the men in this class to try q
whale"
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Perhaps So,

Bacon see the conditions OF the
Arctic atmosphere are SO favorable
for the transmission of sound that it
is possible for two persons to con-
verse through mile Of space.
Egbert-Wonder il that's what
makes the returned Arctic explorer
talk so much? ,''
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In the pockets of youth we're carried
around,
And thrown out to burst on the grassy
ground
Near the feet of some picnicker, all
unaware ....-
That a boy with a, cracker is near
anywhere.
Or mayhap we're shot like a ball to-
ward the sky, '... .-.
And we carry a fame and roar on
high; ..-r:
Or in form Of balloons we are sent up
SO gay
To soar through the clouds, far, far
away. .-..-s.>s
Or on wood bar we are put with a
pin -'a ~ ~
And touched with a match to make us
spin, spin;
Then we splitter and whirl and burst
with our glee,
AS the crowds clap and yell, Murray
ali! hur-ree!"
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The Proper Way.

Il suppose the small berries are on
the bottom. That's a scheme some
nucksters have
Oats short sighted policy, num-"
$50 / think"
Yes, mum. De small berries should
be placed IN the middle"
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uss for Them All.

You have three pairs Of glasses,
professor" ,3s s
Yes; use ono to read with, one %.
see at. = distance. and the third to md
The other two,
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S2.4O PER YEAH.
SONG OF THE FIREWORKS.

On the Glorious Fourth we're welcom-
ed by all,
The young and the old, the short and
the tall,
The lean and the fat, the sour and the
gay,
Come forth to greet us on that festive
day.
And gayly we sally out hand in hand,
Loving to follow the loud-playing
band;
And filling the streets with our own
lusty noise y
That browns the sound of band and of
boys!
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That Explained. All.

That Explained All. -...,
Hearty Party Injecting old acquaint.
ance)-How are you?. Haven't seen
You for years. How's the wife?
Old Acquaintance Every much mar.
ried, srufay)-she's all right.
Hearty Party (pleasantly)-Ha!
brought you two together, you remen.
Der. 49,
Old Acquaintance Essentially -
oh, it's you. is It, owe grudge to?
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Fourth Of July Resolutions.
(By a Small Row

(By a Small Boy.)
TO get up as early as possible.
To annoy the neighbors as much al
possible.
To make all the noise can.
TO eat as much ice. cream as I can
hold. - $50. ..-
To escape death If possible. -..
To play tricks on others-especially
timid old ladies'.
Why do I do this?
Because pa says he wants me to be
patriotic American.-Life.
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whats in a Name? ''

whats in a Name?"
What's your name, sir?'
Wood"
whats your wife's name?"
Wood, of course"
Him; both wood. A-ah, and kind.
ling?"
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Too Drastic.

see, BY the paper, ma, that q boy
assassin has been hanged.
..Wa-al s saasin' boy Is great trial,
bat don't think thst bio ought tor 30
hanged for IT, ...s
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His Former Wife.

Absent Minded Wall Street Opera
tor lat social function) Excuse me,
madam, but your face seems familiar.
Haven't met you before?
Society Leader-O. yes; I remem.
Der you we'll. We met IN the church
the day we were married"
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A Theory,

why do the fashions change so fre.
quently?''
Il don't know. It may be that,
they're trying to slude some Of the
people who follow them" !.
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In Demand.

In Demand.
Let's invite him into our game"
"oh, he's hard loser"
Still, he's always a loser"
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Patriotic Helen.
Little Helen Goldlocks
Is patriotic, true,
For her dollies three are dressed
In red and white and blue.
And each little dolly
Carries very high
A tiny flaglet ia her hand
On this. the Fourth OF July.
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Antwerp and Amsterdam are two Of
the healthiest Of European cities.
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Ambitious.

"Set the match to it, Bill, and I'll
show these other birds that I can fly
as high as any Of them!"-Life.
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Sure.
Dealer-Now, Mr.. Hardup, I'll let
you have these things on trust. If
you are not good pay, I'll find you out
when I call to collect.
Mr.. Hardup-You certainly will.
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The Ferris Wheel on the Fourth.
Start her up, engineer; all hands
ire on board."-Life
The evening world., 1908-03-19
SUDDEN FLOOD A
P|TTSBURG MENACE
Thousands of Residents PriS-
oners in Homes by Over
Night Rise of Waters.

PITTSBuRG, March 19.-With sur
rivers Is being experienced In Pi;i3burg
and vicinity to-day. At 10 O'Clock this
morning tine stage reached the danger
mark of % fee; and the water was ris-
ing seven-tenths an hour. According to
the local United States Weather Blu
reau, a possible stage OF % feet is ex-
pected here early Tomorrow morning
II the prediction Of the forecaster ma
terializes the suffering and damage thai
will result TO this city AM vicinity will
be wholesale. SHould 80 feet o! water
come II will lack but 3 i-2 feet Of the
great fooi OF March 10 last.
All small streams are on she rampage
to-day. streets and cellars in the sub
urbs are covered with water. and i'm
provised RATS and sklrs are at a pre-
MUM. Thousands Of women ana emil
dren are prisoners in Their homes The
iowIands OF this city are inundated and
owing to tho Quicknsss with which the
nj igh water came. few persons were able
tn take the precauton OF saving valu-
able goods. Railroad schedules are
badly disarranged on account OF the
water and heavy landslides.
The first meeting OF the P.usburg
chamber OF Commerce Flood Commits
sion was held to-day. \ determined al
FORT will be made to ascertain the cost.
character and cause of flood damage
An attempt also will be made TO dis,
cover an adequate method 10 protcc,
,Ss city as whole. or. II this Is not
pns.ible. 10 safeguard particular sec
tons The proposed schemes of forest
observation, reservoirs and dikes Will be
investigated.
The evening world., 1908-03-19
LACK OF EVIDENCE "
SAVES SHARKEY A. {.
Prisoners Taken in Last Night's $
Raid Discharged To-day
for That Reason.

Lack OF evidence" has again saved
the Sharkey A. c. and It's thousand odd
members TO the pugiiistIc frat ernity.
Jim Buckley. who runs the club, and
the two prisoners taken last night in q
raid on the clubhouse. while the week
~ entertainment was on, were dis
charged when the case came up in the
West side Court to-day, Buckley ana
cohdlcting prize fight wAerc an ad
couldn't prove the Charge
inspector Richard Nalsn Cant. Ber-
nard kellehcr. OF the West Sixtv-eightb
street station. and Patrolman ,iarfnev
OF the same station. told the MAGISTRATE
taat they made descent upon tho
pace last night upon signal from,
Gaffney. who testified separately that
ne had paid one John DE Salvo. better
known as Jimmy Kelly" OF No. ooi
Hester street, s. to get into the club TO
sec bout Gafrney said that whom he
saw fight in progress between two
boxers he blew his whistle and the In
spector. Capt. kelleher and eight pa.
trolmen made a descent on the place
Besides Buckley and DE Salvo they ar.
rested John Hanlon. OF Philadelphia.
one OF the contestants.
All were taken 10 the West Sixty
eighth street station. but We're later
bailed out, Gaffney said that when tho
arrests we're made Buckley ordered
rain checks" given out and postponed
the bouts that were scheduled until next
Wednesday night.
The evening world., 1908-03-19
GIRLS FLEE TO
ROOF BEFORE
FIRE AND SMOKE
Cool-Headed Men Steer Them
to Adjoining Roofs and to
the Street in Safety.

Fire swept the lower floors OF the
fve-story loft building at No. 50 Lis
penard street. to-day. and drove sew
eral score young women employed in
the building IN panic to the roof. The
rapid spread W the flames and the
smoke that poured into the street
caused alarm in adjoining shooa but
the reserves from the Leonard. Nc
Dousall and Elizabeth street stations
kept order.
The nrst floor is occupied by Korn q
Bachman. underwear makers; the sec
oni by Berg Brothers. dry goods: the
third by Appleoaum Brothers. ctoaks.
and the two upper floors by II. L.
Kramer. pants. The fre started at
noon in Berg Brothers loft and was dis
covered because Of smoke In the ele-
vator shaft by Isador Kramer. on the
fifth floor. He gave the alarm to his
fathers operatives and ran down to
the street to pull the hook on the cor
ner signal box. BY the time the girls
on the upper floors rushed for the stair
ways and Are escapes smoke and name
had cut them on The girls on the first
and second floors managed to get ou,
before the fire burst Into the Railways.
There was screaming confusion on
the upper floors until several OF the
men employees showed the way TO the
roof and thence to adjoining roofs.
There are no fre-escapes IN the front
OF the building and those in the rear
were licked by name by the time q
score Of girls attempted to descend
them.
Deputy Chief Martin arrived on a
first alarm and Immediately sent in a
second. seeing that the building con-
tanned mostly infiammable material. The
ilrrmen managed TO confine the blaze
TO the lower floors In spite Of the fact
that hose burst several times. The loss
will be about 5000, covered by insur-
ance.