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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

FOR sALE-Or exchange, new and second hand fire and burglar safes. vault doors. screw door bank safes. all steel furniture and filing devices. Standard Show Cases
 N. Burke c co -4ot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
FUP PVTTURE.

 new line of Tnattings rugs. art squares. iron beds ard everything you need h household goods. Gay Sightler, se Commarca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
FLAMING MILL

WE ARE prepared to do all kinds of ear ssnter and mill work Estimates furnished
 Door and windows screens a speciality. I. C L@wta Phone No. g. --kf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
wANTED-sALEsMEN.

sALEsMEN WANTED-At once Two spe- cialty saiesmen worth &3.000 per year.
 Salary or commission. Staple line. Position permanent. Write with references. A. H.. care Advertiser. -0 AI,EsMEN-Wanted, strongest selling line of advertIsing calendars, leather goods and novelties on the market. Good territory open Write quick. Economy Advertising x Towa titv Ia --h
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
PERSONAL.

MISSES LOTT & ADAMS-From Chicago have opened up-to-date Manicuring Parlors at Room si4 Bell Building. First class work guaranteed. Your patronage solicited
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-Young lady to act as cashier
 New York Dental Parlors. Soh Commerce St. WANTED-White girls to oo general no9se- work in private homes; taE wagsA mo6ss- fantties Those who wish sltuAtion an0 i've out of town may wr1te The salv@eae@ call at S1T whitman st. ar phone assa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
MULTIGEAFH | FRS.

QUOTATIONS, etc. in facsimile of perfect typewritinE done: names and addresses i'm ssagted 10 match and envelopes addressed Sshere desired D. L. Davant Typewriter Co.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
FINAN JLAL..


 PLENTY OF MONEY to loan farm lands. city and suburban property State Abstraot Go. IT So. Perry BG -aT-tf TO LOAN-S5, 900 at per cent, on imprOv- sd city real estate. Amounts Of s1,oo0 and up Phone t74. or addrsAs Jno. (. HaEda: way, City -S1-u wANTED-From $500 to SS,0oO to loan on real estate first mortgages at per cent See us of you have Idle money Montgomery Abstract Company. L. " Martin. President First National Bank Building. -27-Tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
TAGGING AND YIEG.

WE GAN save you money on secondhand baKRinE and ties. See or write us before buying. M. sabel 6 Son. MontGomsFy. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
ENGRAVING.

wANTED-You to illustrate your ada with sur cuts; aAey add 8s per cent Co the attraetivsnsss of any ad.. talk II over with The AdMartlseT EnErAvinG Compa1y. ,Phona
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
VARNISHEs, STAINS. PAINTS.

YOU will find all the stains. paint. glass.
 oiis turpentins brushes. gold enamel glue Japalac. pictures. frames, tacks hammers,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17

Articles Open. High Low. close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
LOST.

LEFT by mistake in a buggy on Dexter Ave. three small packages. telephone S20I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
MACK GIVES LUNCHEON.

New York, Aug. Colonel Henry
Wattcrson Of Louisville. KY chair.
man OF the Press committee of the
Democratic committee, was a lunch
con guest today of Norman Il. Mack,
Democratic chairman. other gueses
were Roger {. Sullivan. member OF
the committee from Illinois, Fred
Wocdson. national secretary. and Mrs.
IA, q.
Mack does not believe in doing
political work cn SUNDAY and he spent
= free day. He made no appointments
and the only consideration given cam
pai~n work related to the literary
question which was discussed to some
.e,3ent with Colonel Watterson and
Sullivan. the latter dnIing it neces
.cary to leave for Chicago this after
noon.
fusephus Daniels. Of ,>orth Carolina
who viii he in active charge Of the
press work is expected here soon aud
Colonel Watterscn VIII await he
coming
An appalling amount Of mail is Ar
riviBc at the Hoffman Horse aud
Chairman Mack have to have head
quarters here and in Chicago in order
to take care of his correspondence,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
TURKISH SULTAN
TAKES A STROLL
FOR FIRST TIME SINCE HIS AC-
CESSION WALKS THROUGH
CONSTANTINOPLE.
BUT is UNRECOCNIzeD
Subjects Not Familiar With His Face
imperial Decree Read Before
Sublime Port-OId Regime
Declared Dead

Cunstantiunpe, Aug. "A Ha t
IH,mayun or imperial HIATT was reao
last evening before the Sublime Port
solemnly upholding the ccnsti ut cn
an enumerating all exceptional mea.
ures Of the old regime which 1t de
clared now have been complete y
abolished.
Abdul Hamed walked among the
pcopic on the streets yesterday for
the first time since his access on to
the throne in 1876 on the depositi II
of hi, elder brother, Murad V. He
wa, accompanied by a single off,c al
in plain clothes and returned To VII
diz Kiosk unreeognized, as the peo-
pl" are not acquainted with his fea-
lures, and therefore did not know him.
As soon as the news of this r.
markable departure from tie ta' its
of the sultan becaMe generally known
here was a rush of Turks to the IA t.
ace and much enthusiasm followed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
OVER SEVENTY DEAD.

Vancouver b. c., Aug. 2-lt is re
ported that over 40 peop.e ver" killed
in the bush fire raging about Fe"nie,
B. c.
Seventyfour lives were lost in Fer
nie alone. A territory one hundred
square miles in extent is a seething
mass of flames. Through 1t are seat
prospectors, so that the actual loss
OF life will not be known for days.
Properties of the Northenrn Pacific
and Great Northern Railroads, are de-
stroyed, bridges and rolling stock
burned, and it is impossible to enter
or leave the burning area.
Three thousand people are camped
n the prairie three miles from Fernie
Scattered through the valley are many
small prairies, and all of these have
their group of refugees.
The hills are seething mass of
flames, cutting off every avenue of
escape.
In Fernie the only buildings re
manning STAINING are SIN sinai SHdChS
and the offices of the Crows Nest
Coal Company and Fixes wood ware
house. 1t is now feared the fire may
get in the mines, several of which are
open in the neighborhood. This will
This will mean incalculable damage
as the whole valley is underlaid with
coal. At present the fire is following
the crest of the mountain shain above
Sparwood, eating down into the val
leys on either side. 1t is travelling at
tremendous rate and unless
change of wind comes will cross the
next twelve hours.
There are thousands of miners and
prospectors in the track of the fire.
and are all in peril
slight change of wind has occul-
red and Michel has oeen taken out OF
the more direct path.
Fire apparatus is of no avail, for the
air is filled with fragments of burning
woot and sheets of flames seem 10
leap ahead of the conuagration as if
the air itself were in flames. The
heat is intense and many fire fighters
have gone down ahead of it.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
Many Thousands Homeless and Large Area is
Seething Mass of Flames
FIRE STARTED AT FERNlE, q. C,
AND FEW BUILDINGS LEFT
STANDING.
70 SAID TO Be KILLED
Several Relief Trains Sent to Stricken
Section-Strong Gale Pushing
Flames Along Canadian Paifiic
Tracks.

Winnipeg, Man Aug. 2.-Bush fires.
which started near Fernie, B. c., yes
terday almost completely destroyed
that town, and reportes received say
that the towns of Hosmer, Elko,
Sparwood. Olsen and Cokato have
been completely wiped out
Three thousand pjeople have been
made homeless In Fernie and IT is
known that at least four teople have
lost their lives
The entire country on the Crows
Nest branch of the Canadian Pacific
railroad is a seething mass of fire.
People in many towns are heeini 10
the open country and it is feared that
the loss of life is heavy.
At Fernie every building except the
coal company's offices and a few
shacns are totally destroyed
Several relief trains are on the way
to the stricken town.
Bush fires are ranging from Gran
brook to Crows Nest. The wind is
blowing a gale and all available men
are fighting the flames Telegraphic
communication with Fernie. HeOsmer
and Michel is cut off
Four men lost their lives trying to
save the htrge Great Northern bridge
fifteen miles west of Michel, but 1t
was totally destroyed.
1t is feared that Michel also is
doomed. as the fire is sweeping east
ward down the Crows Nest, and un-
less the wind shifts the whole Crows
Nest country will be laid waste.
Peter Campbell, who reached Mich
ell. says the whole country between
Cranbrook and Michel Is on fire. The
body of Peter Miller was found on
the G. p r. r. tracks near Michel.
w w. Tuttle, mayor of Fernie has
wired Mayor Ashdown of Winnipeg
for relief. saying that there are six
thousand homeless.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
RICH AMERICAN
GIRLS WANTED
BY KING OF SERVlA TO MARRY HIS
TWO SoNS-RUSSIAN OFFICER
STARTS FOR U. S. TO LOOK
OVER THE FIELD.

Vienna, Aug. "A Vienneze news
paper says:
Reports received from Russian
sourcse say that King Peter of Servia
intends to marry his two sons to Amer
lean women of great wealth. Emper
or Nicholas of Russia is said to be
agreeable to such unions and has
promised to be God father of the first
son born to either of the Princes. and
General Arthur Tcherep-Spiridovi
President OF the Slavonic League a.
Moscow. already has started for New
York to look around for heiresses in
America
Peter Karageorgevitch assembled 80
the throne of Servia after the assassi
nation of King Alexander and Queen
Draga in 1903 His two sons are
Prince George. heir apparent to the
throne. born 1887, and Prince Alexaa.
der, born 1883.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
HUGE WALK OUT
TALK OF PARIS
HOUR GENERAL
STRIKE THREATEND 6Y
100000 WORKERS.
THE vICNEUX OUTRAGE
Furnishes incentive For Strike
Printers Fail TO Co to Work
Authorities Think They
Are Prepared.

FarIs. Aug 2.-The twenty ( rr
ghour general strike with which tho
ieit, Is threatened tomorrow Is the
cole topic OF conversation IN Pari1
crIght. The authori les are cen fdent
that they have the situation well in
hand,
ia addition to the regular police
forcc OF Parts the regular garrison
numbers 25C00 men, and this force. 1t
IL said, is ample to assure order The
troops are confined to the barracks
90 as to be available at moments
notice.
II is stated that the general labor
Federation has receivod the adhesion
Of unions aT'i0tel with 1t. Affecting
| It is estimated 100000 workers.
Fairly today bill stiekers began tp
Iplacard walls with the most violent
proclamation which explained th
tomorrow strike is in protest against
the action OF the government In pre-
pairing an ambush and turning lofs7
the soldiery, who. by charging and
lsabering, had strng the manifest nts
into replying, thus giving the troops
excuse to massacre The authorities
do not dare to announce the real
number of workers assassinated rt
vigneux. This crime cannot pass ur
noticed and the only reply possible is
a twentyfour hour strike"
The police arrested the bill st ckefs
The first signs of the strike ~
peared this evening. when number
OF printers did not put In their appear
ance at the newspaper Offices
The electric power company has
sent out circular giving warning
that it's employees are likely to cease
work tonight or tomorrow.
Excitement among labor leaders in
Paris over the outcome of the recent
trouble at Vigneux and the govern
ments determination to forever crush
such demonstrations. is gene ally
recognized as having reached fever
ish If not dangerous state Of rnres'.
The revolutionary branch OF the
unionists is worked up to an unusual
pitch on account of the shooting down
at Vigneux Of demonstrators. and tie
arrest of various labor leaders.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
RUNAWAY GIRL RETURNS
Lead From Home IN Chicago BY Mar
and Had Been in Room'ng
House in Cincinnati,

Chicago, Aug. 2.-Vernocia Cassidy,
the 12.vear-old girl, whose mysterious
abduction last Thursday caused IN
rsual police activity in this aud other
cities. returned to her home this
evening from Cincinnati, whittier she
had been taken by her alleged ab-
duCtor. F. ]. Blair.
she told her parents that Blair had
placed her aboard a train Immediately
after leading here away from home
and that they had been in roomine
house in the Ohio city until this morn.
inI when the man gave her a ticket
10 Chicago and told her to go home,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
MORE STRENC7 \
FOR DEMOCRATS
PRODUCED BY eoNApARTE'S
LETTER CoNCG GRNiNG DE.
POSiToRS' GUARANTEE.
HOLDS H is ILLEGAL
Fund--Bryan Will Treat on
the Subject in Future
Speeches.

! Fairyiey. Lincoln, Aug. 2.-Attcrney
, cred Yesterday holding II to be illegal
for the national banks Cf Oklahoma
to contribute towards the gUarante
fund for the protection of deposkssrs
ilePes Of state banking, was the sub
iect of q good deal of discussi n re
today
Prominent democrats of Lincoln
freely averred that folloklng SO close
" on the heels of the Standard Oil re
yersal and the contempt cases against
labor leaders In Washington, the
opinion of the federal attorney gen,
eral still furthers strengthens TIE
Democratic party in the present cam
.paign.
Bryan himself gave expression 10
the effect that the opinion viii have
in the coming elections 1T ac.
ceutuates the issue. said he, and
emphasizes the necessity of legisa.
tiCn framed from the standpoint of
lcrositor rather than the banker"
lie would talk no further on the
Inject. but said that he would give
liberal treatment to 1t In forthcomi Z
speech at Topeka, kas., some time
during the preesnt month.
The usual quiet Sunday prevailed at
Fairvicw today. In the morniag
Bryan, accompanied by his wife, went
tn lincoln and attended services ut
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
NEARLY A MILLION
Will Be Strength OF Geramn Army in
Maneuvers This Fsll-Reserves
to Join Regulars.

Berlin, Aug. 2.-The publication
of orders for army maneuvers in the
fall this year. in which nearly a mil
lioh troops will be engaged in various
parts OF the country, has aroused most
extraordinary interest in civil as well
as in military circles.
The strength of the army is to be
increased for the time being by 269
742 men from the reserves, who, with
the standing peace army of 62G,SiS
men. will bring the total under arms
at the end of August up to 500. .6SS,
who will fight tactally against each
other. corps by sOrps.
The exercises which attract the
most attention are naturally the i'm
pefial maueuvers in Alsc-Lorraine as
this will be the first time since the
war cf 1870 that maneuvers on such
an extensive scale will have taken
place so near the frontier.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
NEWS FORECAST
FOR The WEEK
POLITICAL EVENTS WILL BE
MOST PROMINENT IN THE
NEWS PROGRAM.
STATE WIDE PRIMARIES
viii Be Held IN Missouri and Kansas
Tuesdsy-lllnois Primary Sat
urday--Mae Woods Case
Starts Tomorrow.

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE week
viii see the Republican national cam
lpaign headquarters in New YORK run
ming in full blast Judge Taft plans to
spend the week as quietly as circum.
stances will permit Mr. bryan at
his nome in Lincoln will put the In
fishing touches to his speech CT ar
ceI tance
Outside the sphere Of the national
campaign the week holds in promise
number of events of interest and
importance in the world of politics.
Primary elections will be held In
several states and in nearly all cases
il will be the first trial of the system
lof direct nominations,
state wide primaries will be held
Tuesday in Kansas and Missouri. The
Kansas contest involves the governors
ship ami other state offices and also
the question Of a successor to Chester
/. Long In the United States senate,
Ia Missouri the interest eenters chief.
" in the three-cornered fight for the
Democratic nomination for governor.
The Republicans win head their ticket
with the names OF Herbert S. Hadley
the present attorney general,
The Illinois primary. tho first to be
held in that state, will take place
Saturday. Governor ncneen and ex'
Governor Yates are iighting 1t out for
the Republican gubernatorial nomina'
tion while on the Democratic side
there are five contestants in the race
The seat OF Senator Hopkins also u
involved In the result of the primary
Primaries for legislative and minor
offices will be held Tuesday In Okla
hom8 and in Idaho the Democrats will
meet In convention at Wallace to
name state ticket.
The trial of Mae C. Wood, on a
charge of forgery and perjury al
legged to have been committed In her
suit for divorce from United States
Senator Thomas G.. Plat, Is set down
to begin in New York Monday. but it
probably will be postponed Until fall.
AZ the end of the week the Amen
can hattleship fleet will reach Auck
land New Zealand thus completing
another stage of the around-the- world
Journey. Advices from New Zealand
tell OF elaborte preparations there for
the entertainment of the officers and
tho men of the feet.
Lord Roberts, one of the distin
guished visitors to the Quebec cele
hration, will make visits during the
week to Toronto, Hamilton and other
cities of Canada and these will be
marked by elaborate official wei
comes
Two great gatherings Of the week,
national in character. will he the bi
erniaI encampment Of the Knights Of
Pythias In Boston and the national
COZ vention of the Knights of Colum
bus ir St Louis,
Events abroad will include the Pan
American congress in Guatemala CITY
and an international free trade cen.
gress in London.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
MITCHELL HOPES
TO END STRIKE
| BELIEVES HE CAN DO MUCH FOR
INDUSTRIAL PEACE IN NEW
POSITION.
GIVES AN INTERVIEW
States What He Hopes to Accomplish
as Manager of the Trade Agree
ment Department of
Civic Federation.

New York, Aug John Mitchell
lator leader, who has accepted the
position of manager Of the trale
agreement department of the Ma
tiCnal Civic Federation at the requeet
Of its president, Seth Low. eXplai ned
in an interview what he hoped to ar
complish in that office and outlined
the ideals which he expects to be
realized in the labor world through
the efforts of the Civic Federation.
Tn hopeful that through the trade
agreement department of the Civic
Federation a relationship will be es-
tablished between employers and
working men that will be conduct e
to their mutual advantage" said NJ t.
Chell
Il have reason to believe that these
efforts will receive the sympatheti
approval aud practical support Of or,
ganized working men and the la"g
employers of labor.
Il feel / can render more real ser
vice to the industrial forces of the
country in this position than in any
other As labor becomes thoroughly
organized. and when employers and
working men perceive and adopt a
collective bargain or trade agreement
meditation strikes will happmp loss
If they do not altogether disappear"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
PROMPT ACTION
FROM HOLLAND
EXPECTED AGAINST VENEZUELA
CASTRO PREPARING FORTS
FOR oEFENsE-oELDE
BRINGS NEWS.

Willemstad Curaco, Aug. 2.-The
Dutch cruiser Gelderland arrived here
today from Lagura, Venezuela. Her
commander declares that he sent
boat ashore at L.aguira with an officer
and was refused all means of com
munication with the shore.
The authorities there, he says. d.
cline to accept the letter bags and
official communication to the German
minister. who is In charge of the
Dttch interests in Caracas.
He reports also that Venezuela Is
preparing her forts for the defense of
the country. u Is generally believed
here that Holland will take decis We
and prompt action
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
MILITIA FOR ST. LOUIS
Folk Orders First Regiment and Bat
terry a to City TO Enforce Sun
day Liquor Law.

St Louis. Aug 2.-Followins his
declaration yesterday that he would
send the national guard into s.
Louis county to enforce the Sunday
liquor laws and preserve order, Gov
Folk tonight issued orders to Briga
dier General Clark. commaudant of
the national goad of Missoni. to assem-
BILE in 81. Louis county next Sstudsy
and Sunday practically III antire mem
btrship Of the First Regimtnt and
Batttry A
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
ACTRESS TAKES A HAND
HELMS EmbeEzler Fight on Police
Wanted at Jackson. hich--Ar-
rested al Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Arg. Robert A.
Campbell. wanted at Jackson. Mich.
on charge of embezzlement and
wife desertion. was arrested here to-
night after a fight with the police in
which Miss Henrietta Brown. an &C
tress playing here, was a prominent
figure When a local detective at
tempted to arrest Campbell Miss
Brown tried to rescue him from the
officer. She was allowed to go to the
,theater AMI Campbell vas locked up
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
AMERICANS VICTORIOUS
In Most Of Events Of Special Athletic
Meet at Paris-Yesterdsy
Last Day.

Paris. Aug. 2.-The last day Of the
srecial athletic games brought sue
cess to the visiting Americans. who
captured a majority of the events.
VIM p. Hamilton. OF Chicago, won
the 100 metres dash. time IL seconds.
Il. L. Tubbs. of New York, took the
l 500 metre run in 4:12 +. T Cook.
or Cornell, won the pole vault The
400 metre fiat race went to !. c. Car
penter of Cornell, time 80 seconds. II.
E. Gidney. of Boston 4. A captured
the high jump.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
tions rs the most

tions AS the most advantageous
means for overcoming existing diff
cultics
mo nation will rejoice more than
Germany" says the Gazette should
Turkey succeed, through her own ef.
forts in establishing peace and order
in the land. and in placing the gov
eminent in a satisfactory position.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
USUAL QUIET SUNDAY.
TO HANDLE LITERATURE.

| New York Aug. 2.-Richard V
, Oulahan, for many years Washington
correspondent of the New York Sun
! will have general charge of all liter
airy work for the Republican national
committee. Under arrangements
press bureaus of the national commit
tee and congressional committee, the
preparation and distribution of all Re
publican literary work will be directed
by Oulahan who will be assisted by
Francis Curtis, of Springfield, Mass
Oulahan is close friend of President
Roosevelt and Judge Taft.
CURTIS LEAVES WASHINGTON,
Washington. Aug. 2.-Republican
National and Congressional Commit
tee Library bureau which has been
condusted in this city under the direc,
tion of Francis Curtis has been closed.
and the furniture and documents ship
ped to New York Curtis leaves for
New Yorn tomorsow and will remain
there to assist in directing the liter
ary branch of the campaign until the
elertion
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
GERMANY is PLEASED.

Cologne, Aug, 2.--hn article in the
Cologne Gazette today rejects tae
German official view conee n 'ng the
Turkish situation. after remarking
that many attempts have been ma le
to designate Germany as an opponent
of the new era, the Gazette dec ares
that Germauy's policy for many years
has shown that Germany has regarded
Intervention in Turkish internal ques
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
CAUGHT IN NEW YORK.

New York. August 2.-On an indict
mcntment found by the Federal Grand
Jury in Chicago. alleging the impoF-
boring of women for immoral puTpOs-
es, United States Marshal Henkel 10
day caused Philip Martell to be arrest
ed in this city Martell was held in
$1,000 bail
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
Marm Had Indue,. sleep.

Sleeplessness is often caused by the
head being exposed to the cold while
the rest of the body is warm. In nine
cases out Of ten. II the head Is GOV
cred with a silk handkerchief il win
induce sleep.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-03
10000. 900 FEET OF
LUMBER LOST BY FIRE.

Marientte. Wis. Aug. 2-The
largest nmber fire in the history q
Menominee river is raging tonight on
the south wharf Sawyer. Goodman
company The total damage will te
about si75.0o0. covered by insurance
More than ten million feet OF lUmb
vii be consumed befure the FIRE I a "A,
out About ten acres of lumber yards
have been burned ovess