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SUES FOR $4,000.
Mrs. Howard Gould Says Process
Server InsuIted Her.

New York, Aug. 25.-lt was learned to-
dav that Mrs. Howard Gould has brought
suit for $4,000 against Frank A. McLaugh-
lin, a Fifth avenue tradesman. who, she
alleges. through process server, injured
her to that extent. Failing to collect a
bill from Mrs Gould for various articles
he had made for her. Mclaughlin began
suit TO recover the amount he said was
due him. On July last the process serv-
err attempted to serve summons on Mrs
Gould, and in her complaint Mrs. Gould
alleges that ne wantonly, maliciously and
cruelty insulted her. As result, she says,
she sustained severe nervous shock TO
the extent of the damages in the suit.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
lent Commander Roscoe Spear.

Norristown, Aug. 25.-Lieutenant Com
mander Roscoe Spear, U. S. N, died at
his home near here yesterday, after suf-
fering for ten years with disease wnicn
he contracted while serving in the Phil
ippines during the Spanish-American
war. Commander Spear was So years
old. One brother. Reginald Spear, is pay
master on the U. s; s. Salem. stationed
at Boston, and another Raymond Spear,
is surgeon on the hospital ship Relief,
RECOMMENDING the Pacific fleet.
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RESIGNATION REQUESTED.
Federal Office Holder Too Active In
Politics.

Buffalo, Aug. ga special to the Cour-
Ter from Batavia says: ,-.,I
,aS,anua for the western district of New
York, admitted tonight that President
roosevelt had asked for his reslgnatloh
from the office. Mr. Sanders refused 10
discuss the matter further
NJ Sanders is said to have been active
in notifies with the Wadsworth factlon
which is opposed to the re-eleetion OF
Congressman Peter y. Porter OF Magyar"
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Find Empty Purses.
Extra Guards on Trains.

Omaha, Aug. 25.-The Union Pacific has
again placed extra guards on its Overland
trains for their protection In the event OF
attempted hOldups. Several reports of
train robberies in the northwest are said
TO be reason for this precaution. Special
Agent w. A. Wanda has just returned
from a trip over the system, supervising
guards
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WAGON WORKS BURNS.

Omaha, Aug. 25.-Damage approximate
ing 100000 was caused by a fire that
started in the coal chutes of the Omaha
wagon works at East Omaha. The loss to
the wagon works company is $4,000 and to
the plant of the Omaha Saddle Tree COM
pany about $4,000. The big plant of the
Carter White Lead works caught fire, but
was saved with slight loss
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STRIKERS IN BATTLE.

Montreal. Quebec. Aug. IA crowd OF
900 strikers attacked train OF seven cars
of strikebreallers returning from Work al
tba Angus shops last evening, breaking
every window and injuring TWO men.
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i. C.. Van Blarcom.

ST. Louis. Aug. 25.-J. c. Van Blarcom.
president of the National Bank of Com
merce of ST. Louis. and one of the best
known financiers of the middle west
died TODAY at his summer home in the
Adirondacks. near Old Forge. n. Y, or
Bright disease
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PURSUIT is ABANDONED.

Butte. Aug. ga Miner dispatch from
Livingston. Mont, states that the chase
after Kid Royal, the famous rustler,
has been abandoned after a pursuit by
two posses from Park and Sweetgrass
counties for more than 800 miles. The
trail OF the Sandit was lost at Two Dot.
where Royal is believed to have crossed
into the Snowy mountains.
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is FATALLY INJURED.

Butte. Aug. PA Miner dispatch from
Billings says that Louis Jacobs was prob
ably fatally injured by being hurled over
a l00-foot emDankment by runaway
horse. woman out riding with Jacobs
unconscious at the foot Of the embank-
ment.
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ing an outline of the facts regarding
the stage nold-up in Yellowstone park
yesterday was received by the interior
department today from General Young.
superintendent of the park. 1t was said
that il was the first hold-up in the park
in eighteen years. Secretary Garfield IL
away, and ]. G. Parker pointed out that
the victims of the robbery could not hold
the government responsible in any way
The department of justice has offered a
reward of $500 for the apprehension of the
rObber.
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SOCIALIST CONVENTION.

Helena. Aug. 25.-The Soclahst s' az
,onyention met here this >Sternoon for the
nI,rpose of nominating electorsfnd state
ticket No business was accomplished be-
fore the appointment of the usual COM
mtttees
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CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS.

rIaIana Aug- 25-William Lindsay, one
Of the leading candidates for the Repub-
ican nomination for governor. tod9V an
nounced his withdrawal from the re e he
is n resident of Glendive and headed the
ticket four years ago.
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Winnipeg. Manitoba, Aug z9--AleNah-
Sa, Hilton pathmaster of the eastern sec
ton of the Misunderstanding operations on
the Canadian Pacific railroad, and his Two
assistants We're killed by a train. last
NIGHT
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PLAN NEW SERVICE.

New Orleans, Aug. 25.-Within the next
thirty days the Texas City Steamship COM
pany, backed by the interests which have
built the Atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic
railroad and which now control several
steamship lines, will probably establish a
service between New Orleans and New
York in. competition with the Southern Pa
cific
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED,

Oakland. Cal, Aug. 25.-Mark A. Will
Jams. recently convicted of the murder
If Mrs Vernie Carmin, formerly of Leeds,
Mo was sentenced today to be hanged
November Is
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Funeral of Baron Won sternburg.

Heidelberg Aug. Announcement is
made that the funeral services and the
burial of the late Baron Speck Won Stern
burg, German ambassador to the United
states. will be held at Lutzchena. the
family estate near Leipsic, next Friday.
The Baroness Won Sternburg has re-
ceived Geographic messages of condo
lence from friends in all parts of the
United States and Europe
There was private funeral service late
last night after the arrival here OF the
dead baron brother. Baron Alexander
Won Sternburg. The coffin has been
sealed. and it will be taken to Lutzchena
tomorrow. accompanied by the relatives
of the deceased.
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Wolfe r. Faulk.

| st. Louis Aug. 25.--Wolfe F. Faux, at
different times manager of Lillian Rus
| SELL David Warfield and Edna May the
| atrical companies died here tonight of
| congestion of the lungs. aged % years.
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Duke Karl BorWin.

Metz, Aug. 25-Duke Karl Borwin OF
MeckIenberg- Steilitz. who has been suf-
fering for some time past from rheu-
matte affliction of the heart, died tonight,
aged 20 wears
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ERE IN TORONTO.

Toronto. Aug. 25.-Half of the Union
stock yards in West Toronto was wiped
out by fire tonight Loss Sl5O.000. Seven
houses on Keel street were also de-
stroyed. The origin of the fire is not
known.
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BRIDGE WASHED AWAY.

Charleston. S c., Aug. ga special
from Camden, S. c., tonight tells of the
washing away of the Waterloo bridge
at that place during the day. and the
probable loss of two lives.
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The next man you meet is going to
the Carey act land opening Sept. 2S.
Oasis, Utah, or he will send his power
of attorney.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

MAYOR JOHN s. BRANSFORD yester-
day approved all the matters passed
upon by the council at its session Mon
day evening.
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FRED c. LOOFBOUROW. district attor-
ney, has asked the district court to re-
lieve him from filing informations
against five GreelIs charged with as
saulting Ed. Riddle a ID. & r. G.. section
foreman. on June %. The district court
says the evidence is insufficient to secure
a conviction
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DARING ROBBER BOLDLY
HOLDS UP ANOTHER STAGE
Continued from Page 1.

chosen. both for natural advantage and
cover during the robbery, and for the es-
cape. which was so successful, after the
last plundered coach had been sent on its
way.
From Old Faithful to Lake Yellowstone
is nineteen miles through the widest and
most deserted parts of the park. II was
in this part Of the road that the highway
man chose his ambush.
Four miles south, Old Faithful road
sweeps "a clear and straight stretch for
another half mile unobstructed by turns
or dips.
The road at this point is narrow. being
bounded on one side by a high cliff. and
on the other by a deep gulch. 1t was at
the turn that the robbery occurred. As
the first coach wheeled carefully around
the sharp point a roughly dressed man
dropped into the road beside the wheel
team. a bandana handkerchief covering
his face below the eyes and two heavy
Colts looking like Krupp cannon. met
the startled gaze of driver and passen-
gers. The curt command TO halt and climb
down was promptly complied with. The
stop was made, was noted by an OBJ
servant tourist, so that the back wheel
just touched small log fastened across
the road. This stopped the coach in such
"A manner that all but the rear wheels
were hidden by a rocky point The driver
and passengers. as they descended. stepped
down. out of sight OF the following coaches,
the occupants of which suspected that
only an ordinary stop had been made to
view the wonderful scenery. Zach coach
at this turn halted and slowly. one at a
time swung around the corner TO face the
robbers gun at the curt command of the
bandit.
Find Empty Purses.
Canyon Hotel, Yellowstone Park. Wyo
Aug. 25.-Soldiers following the man who
held up fourteen tourist coaches yeSter-
day found discarded purses and pocket
! books about half mile from the scene
OF the hold-up, and followed his trail for
several miles further. and then lost il
Up TO that time the man was on foot
and was headed toward ShoshOne LAKE
! The supposition is that he is trying tC
get through that way to the jackson
| Hole country.
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Kodak Finishing.

Take a kodak with you. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., 142 Main.
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AN ACTION on removal from the Third
judicial district waB filed in the United
States court yesterday, wherein the
Utah Savings a Trust company is the
plaintiff and ]. II. Heron the defend
ant The suit is to recover $1O,941 alleged
to be due by reason of a breach of con-
tract involving the construction of a
building.
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Get into the swim at Saltair.

From sagebrush to great common
wealth in q year-Oasis.
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MRS. MARK STANLEY and Mrs. Clyde
F. Stanley and children left yesterday
for a two months visit with relatives
and friends at Boulder Colo.
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MRS R. r. BITTINGER has returned
from a summers outing in Colorado,
and is at home at No. IA Bransford.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-26

Eva E. Snow. china decorating.
moved TO IS Hooper block
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POLICE PARAGRAPHS.

Danny Gibson, a kitchen trusty in
the county Jail, made his escape on
Aug. a. His absence was noted about
an hour later and a search was insti-
tuted. but Gibson had beat it, and
eluded recapture. Gibson had two
months to serve on a six months sem
tence for grand larceny. The matter
was suppressed by the county authori-
ties.
Special officer John Carlson appeared
yesterday before Justice Dana Smith
on the charge of exhibiting a deadly
weapon The complainant is Gustave
Bollschweiller a street car conductor.
f. Fitzgerald was arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Dana Smith yes
terday on the charge of adulterating
milk The case was set for Monday.
Aug. 81.
Jasper jenkins, restaurant keeper, is
accused of assaultfSS II. S. Bones and
c. A. Larson. They say they will put in
an appearance. The arrest was made by
Policeman Mccormick and the affair oc-
CURED in the Black Cat resort on West
Ten 1r,le
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THE GOVERNOR, state treasurer and
state auditor went to Provo yesterday to
attend session of the state insanity
board.
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Many May Be Eliminated.

The mayor is determined that the
strictest order shall be maintained in
the new district. and has already had
several conferences with Chief Pitt in
regard to the matter. II is expected
that some difficulty will at first be ex-
perienced in cleaning out Victoria alley
and Commercial street, but the mayor
saws this will ultimately be done, If II
takes the entire police force to turn the
trick.
The mayor believes that the popula-
tion Of the underworld will be mate
rally decreased when the move is made.
as many of the women viii object TO
taking up the new quarters He states
that this is one OF the benefits he ex-
poets the city viii derive from the
change aside from the clearing out Of
such a desirable business thoroughfare
as Commercial street.
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BEGINNING SEPT. H. readings for the
BLIND will be given at the public Ii
brary, three times a week. on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. from
1:S0 TO 2:30.
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A LARGE PARTY of delegates return
ing from the Eagles convention IN Sc
attic. reached Salt Lake from Yellow
stone National park yesterday morning.
The visiting Eagles were entertained at
the Eagles club, and were taken to
Saltair. Most of them will start east
today.
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The Best Printing.

Is done by The Century. Salt Lakes
printers. 165-167 South West Temple.
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LAWYERS HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING
Convention of American Bar
Association Brings Prom
inent Attorneys to Seattle.
NEW COUNCIL is ELECTED
PRESIDENT J. M. DICKINSON DE
LINERS ADDRESS.

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 25.-When Jacob
Nj, Dickinson called the American Bar
association together at the New Wash
ington hotel today in its thirty-seventh
annual convention, the large hall and
galleries were crowded with delegates
made up of distinguished jurors and law
yers from every part of the United States.
their families. friends and citizens OF
Seattle.
United States District Judge c. II. Han
ford welcomed the guests in behalf of
the state. Mayor John Il. Miller extended
the welcome of the city and Judge Frank
5. Dietrich Of Idaho welcomed them on
behalf of the lawyers of the Paclnc
coast.
President Dickinson replied to the va
rious addresses of welcome and then de-
livered his speech on the legislative sit
uation so far as it relates to the enact
ment of new laws In the various states or
the union.
New General Council.
The first business was the selection of
a new general council. Frank L. Post
OF Spokane was namet as Washington 5
representative on the body. Other mem
bers are Oscar X. Huntley of Alabama,
Robert w. Jennings of Alaska, K J.
Hawkins of Arizona. John Fletcher or
Arkansas James A. Gibson OF California,
George G. Manley of Colorado. George IL
Russell of Connecticut, August ID. Brown
OF the District of Columbia, X. w. VII
lams OF Florida, James a. Babb OF Ida
no; s. 5. Gregory OF Illinois, X. >. Iaylor
of Indiana Charles n. Gregory OF Iowa,
Charles W. Smith of Kansas. w. i. Put
nam of Massachusetts. Charles w. wilson
OF Michigan, John A. Larramore OF MIN
nesota, s. A. Witherspoon of Mississippi.
Jacob Kline of Missouri, T. j. Walsh OF
Montana. Charles l. Dundee of Nebras-
ka. Daniel l.. Carpenter of Nevada, sam
uel b. Eastman of New Hampshire. VIII
liam II. Corbin of New Jersey. Everett b.
Wheeler of New York, Thomas NJ: Eaton
OF Rhode Island. Edward X. Sanborn OF
Tennessee, Elihu =. Taft of Vermont,
James R Cation of Virginia. w. w. VAN
Wrinkle of West Virginia. John Murphy
of Wisconsin and Charles NJ. Potter OF
wyoming.
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g. w. MARTIN, general agent of the
Rock Island at Denver. after spending
several days in Salt Lake, returned last
night TO Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-26

THE CHOIRS of Salt Lake stake had an
outing at Wandamere yesterday. There
were prizes in competition for the vari-
Gus events.
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THE REV. DR. d. A. BROWN. for
many years pastor of the First Bap-
fist church in this city, will preach his
farewell sermon Sunday. On Monday
Mr.. Brown will leave with his family
for Manitou, Colo, where they Will en-
joy an outing. Thence they will proceed
TO Kansas City.
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SUPERVISION OF STOCKADE
Police Satisfaction to Be Placed
Within Enclosure Harboring
the Underworld.

Plans are rapidly maturing for the
strict supervision Of the proposed
restricted district by the police. In
order that the neighborhood may
not be unnecessarily disturbed by
the passing TO and fro of the patrol
wagon, a small police substation will
be established on the grounds, where
all those arrested Will be detained until
they can be taken away together by the
wagon at some convenient time.
There will be no saloons within the
district, and none Of the saloons on the
outside will have doors leading into it.
The only means of acces will be the
entrance on First and Second uoht
streets, and il a crime is committed II
will be easy to apprehend the culprit,
as he can escape only two ways.
1t is intended ultimately 10 take in the
entire east half of the block bounded by
First and Second South and Fourth and
Fifth West streets. For this reason a
brick vail will not be butt on the east
side OF the Enclosure. as on the west side
but a fence twenty feet high, with a
corrugated steel covering, is TO be can
structed. This fence can easily be
moved TO allow for the expansion of the
district towards the east.
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MARGARET WARRINGTON, wife of
Samuel Z. Warburton, Col South Sew
enth East street, died at $50 o'clock last
evening Arrangements for the funeral
have not yet been completed.
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ONE of the pleasant features of the day
at Wandamere yesterday was the re-
union of the family of John r. Winder
of the first presidency. The number OF
those present reached nearly hundred.
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day evening.
FRED c. LOOFBOUROw. district attor-
ney. has asked the district court to re-
lieve him from filing informations
against five GreeIs charged with as
saulting Ed. Riddle a ID. & r. G.. section
foreman, on June %. The district court
says the evidence is insufficient to secure
a conviction.
state auditor went TO Provo yesterday TO
attend a session of the state insanity
board
AN ACTION on removal from the Third
judicial district was filed in the United
States court yesterday, wherein the
Utah Savings A Trust company is the
plaintiff and ]. II. Heron the defend
ant. The suit is to recover $lO,94I alleged
to be due by reason of d breach OF con-
tract involving the construction OF
building.
THE OUTING PARTY headed by Senator
Gesrge Sutherland and Postmaster A l..
Thomas is expected to return from the
Grand canyon today.
THE ACTION of A. Richter administra-
tor of the estate of Clint b. Leigh. the
newspaper man, who was killd> at Brig
ham canyon on February y, 1917, IN a
train accident, against the Boston Con-
solidated Mining company for $1,000,
which was filed in the Third judicial
district court. has been transferred TO
the United States court.
THE CHOIRS of Salt Lake stake had an
outing at Wandamere yesterday. There
were prizes in competition for the vari-
Gus events.
ONE of the pleasant features of the day
at Wandamere yesterday was the re-
union of the family of John r. Winder
of the first presidency. The number OF
those present reached nearly a hundred.
G. w. MARTIN, general agent of the
Rock Island at Denver. after spending
several days in Salt Lake, returned last
night TO Denver.
THE REV. DR. d. A BROWN, for
many years pastor of the First Bap-
fist church in this city, will preach his
farewell sermon Sunday. On Monday,
Mr.. Brown will leave with his family
for Manitou, Colo, where they VIII en-
joy an outing. Thence they will proceed
to Kansas City.
MARGARET WARRINGTON, wife of
Samuel E. Warburton, Col South Sew
enth East street, died at $50 o'clock last
evening. Arrangements for the funeral
have not yet been completed.
A LARGE PARTY of delegates return
ing from the Eagles convention in Sc
attic, reached Salt Lake from Yellow
stone National park yesterday morning.
The visiting Eagles were entertained at
the Eagles club, and were taken to
Saltair. Most of them will start east
today.
MRS MARK STANLEY and Mrs. Clyde
F. Stanley and children left yesterday
for a two months visit with relatives
and friends at Boulder, Colo.
MRS r. r. BITTINGER has returned
from a summers outing in Colorado,
and is at home at No. IA Bransford.
BEGINNING SEPT. IL, readings for the
BLIND will be given at the public Ii
brary, three times a week, on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, from
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KILLED BY TRAIN.

Get into the swim at Saltair.
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THE ACTION of A. Richter, administra
tor of the estate of Clint b. Leigh. tbs
newspaper man, who was klle> at Brig
ham canyon on February p, 1897, in {
train accident, against the Boston Con
soIidated Mining company for $S5 zoe
which was filed in the Third judicia
district court. has been transferred e
the United States court.
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THE OUTING PARTY headed by Senator
Gesrge Sutherland and Postmaster A. l.
Thomas is expected to return from tbs
Grand CANYON today.
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Bathing is superb at saltair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-26
Iron Works

PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS-Gen- eral Founders and Machinists. Brass and Iron Castings and Machine Re- pairing. Stock of all standard goods carried in stock all the time
 Locomotives, Engines and Boilers Repaired. Long distance telephones, day, 476; night, 33i. Pine Bluff, Ar kansas. Note We operate our machine shop both day and night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-26
iinshop

JNO. H. STECk-Tin, Copper and Sheet Metal Work. Galvanized Cornice, Tanks, Blow Pipes, Gut ters, etc, Breeching and Smoke Stacks, Skylights, Tin and Iron Roofs, Gravel and Slate Roofing. All work guaranteed. Prompt attention given to job work. 211-213 Walnut Street