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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
TO PROBE MBSTDY sCANDlL.
House VIII Pass the steenrr.Sa ResslutIsn
without Opposition.


wAsHINOToS. March 27.-Ths Steener-
son resolution providing for an inquiry
into tho ship subsidy scandal has b~"n
reported TO the HOuss by the Committee
on chs Judiciary. IL will IN called 'Ip
Tomorrow or Tuesday aud passed with
ont opposition. according to kepTesrn-
tativs Sterling 81 Illinois. who prepared
tina committee report
The resolution ~ amended provides
for ths appointment Of committee Of
FIVE members ~ investigate the charges
'hst ISbb,as ars active in behalf or ~
oppositiOn - the pending ship subsidy
biIl The report 81 the committee SAYS
thst tire evidence submitted 10 n shows
hot charges have b@-n mad" -T-icCt ing
~ rh- honesty and integrity 81 Rcpr
-rUtFtiy. StssnnTNon - In@mhsT 81
tn HOtIss. aud on sire membership OF tlIr
uous. 4, urTalIv ia cOnneCtiOn with PRO
poe d ! gislnti1n 2 biting To- tho AUsri-
.'au UF hari r1rin".'
H. solution 80 originally iutrodI-c,-d
pros i,isd FOR 90 committee 90 IHquiTy 10
H. ,ppo.ri'd Uv The Speaker" ia.
'sDr H. qIYi#d do not appear ~ Tho 80
ll,IDn - r portri. u ~ nj " prov I"d
lhrI "a commute snail ~ appOiGtcd -
nd such direction. ~ accordance
9Th ~" rules the committee would h"
uAnri ~ th' SPEAKER should ths in
suTgDnts insist that the HOUSE shall eject
- ~as done la he casa Of the Ballingsr-
Pinchot committee and agaIn last week
VIII a nav COMMITTEES on Rules was
creat0d. the regulars would undoubtedly
yiald. aa they are not looking for any
furtheT trouble ~ this time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
BROWN TO TESTIFY TO-DtY.
Nsy Ne the first witness IW1h- Insurance
Investigation THIS Morning.

MrDDLETOwN. y :. March II
Edward 4 Brown. proprietor 20 ths Hotel
Brown ~ Middletown. who Is supposed
90 10 the Brown mentioned bv George
y Seward president OF the Fidelity and
Cas- lLalty Company. as having asked him
star witness NJ tins INSURANCE. Iuvesttga-
ton Monday state Superintendent Of
lns'uanc" Hotchkiss has not fird Mr.
Brown that H- will ~ she first witness
heard
hesrt 81 Mr. S-wHrd before thu iIvsEti-
CATION. His friends balIev-. however
thai las testimony will he very ~ rest %
Jug H. ~ "A very pls.n spok 'u -! q aud
thOsc Who know him look Tor some iir
works when he g.. stidos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
EASTER IN WASHINGTON.

President Attends Church IN the SIOFning
ana Takes Lens aide In rhe AfHeSn~sa.
WAsHINoToS. March H.--EAster sun.
day in Washington brought out the usual
display Of gowns and other creations.
Connections avenue was thronGed with
diplomats and their wives. Cabinet officers
and others well known in Official life
In the morning Prssidenr~TAfs mot ore,l
~ Al Souls Unitarian Church and Mrs
Taft went 20 81 johns Al both churches
big crowds were waiting and az ~ John .
several hundred people. mostly women.
waited until the services ended to see
What the first lady Of the land wore on
Easter day.
In me afternoon President Taft with
Capt. A. " Butt motOred ont into the
country He took a long ride and didn't
return until almost . o clock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
rWO KIILrD " trrO WREcK.
wacs,in~ R1n- IntW a carriage Occu-
pau's ~ IiOrss NCnSeIr Z niurt

SrIELIN1. Kan March - Will.
Lloyd q ruasTcIv. >, wears uit aud
B.'r' ua N"-Hran. ~ nr- d-a - he re-
~gii g ID" COLLISION - 80 automobile
WIth "IrI iag" u"ar LIONS Ji-' after md %
night This morning
JAY JuhuHUn q sterling. Oren Fix of
Lyons ana Mabel " ilkins q Sterling. naa-
sengers In the car driven by Lloyd are
painfully tut not dangerously Injured
The passengers q the horse drawn vehicle.
NO men and two Wom9n. sgcNpod unhtlFt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
EARLY GOLF TOURNAMENTS
AIKEN, PtLM REACH, PINE
HTRST IND SOITHERN CILE-
FORNIl.

Advent Due o/the Northern season
l.akeW OOd and Atlantic City Have
Announced Fixtures aud others win
Fellow Professor TalI's Obseasion.
When The clubs are shsaihed AZ the balmy
resorts OF the south and southern Cali-
fornia this week II means the dsath Of the
seasons golnng. that 10 OF gOlnnG in
sunshine on mostly sanded green's. IL has
been . busting and q Jolly period yet the
tourists are glad enough 10 start north with
their clubs. There IL q blaze Of glory In
the way Of compositions to closs the season
az Aiken. Palm Beach. Ptnehurst and In
southern California. not to speak Of all
that Is going on a. Augusta. Atlanta, south.
ern Pines and . hundred other hnks The
southern Cross championship the oldeaa
annual tournament below Mason and
DiNon's line. 10 TO be decided and in the
held will be the present and Dasi holders
X. e. Watson aud Harold sands and also
bbsn VI Byers. the amaieu champion Of
1879. ~ Pnehurst there will he a notable
gathering for the North and south cham
pionship
In 'he metropolitan district tho pro-
rrnmne- are out for the Country Club Of
lakewood and the Country club % Atlantic
CIV tournaments. while dates are on flle
Tor a dozen OI'en or invitation competition
to Iul" Z. There viii he one each week
after the Tart al Lakewood On ApTil 20
he fail season. although the amateur
championship aud the esIey cup mat chez
are 10 he ~ Boston. will he ~ bu-i ling for the
met ropoiiian PLAYERS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
WHERE IS YOUR MONEY =

You may have the facilities OF our
Banking Department without open
ind q formal account.
II You have Q few thousand dollars
awaiting investment let M take care
Of the money for you meanwhile. We
will Issue 70 you Q certificate OF de-
p0sIf. n bears interest according to
the period for which Il Is issued 80
high - 81.
n we serve you well with the GER
iiflcaie, you may want rs to take
your regular account later. Or, we
win take that first Il You wish.
TILE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST CO
Capital and surplus, &14.ooo.ooo
I7S Bwsy. NY I7s Remssn a.. nklyA
$50 EMlsoa g.. JamslcA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28

Acne handed PLAYER ~tO claims to be- the
champion Of his class IL -oOn 10 core o this
country. tie ia John HAskina. Who - said
10 nave done HOylske IN ssV~nt v 81 uht
strokes and 10 have beaten every one handed
PLAYER IA Europe charles hyde OF Nichit
nan - sad 10 b" he bet one handler here
an ! W" hfs ~ r'd O., "a H'skin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28

u appears that SOME Of the players In
ne w0inen'- inisr-connf matt hes in Great
Britain have been having their ira yelling
aad ho,ei eAPenses paid ~ their own club
under che rules Of the game here or abroad
have Loaf their amateur status but the
penalty viii hardly he imDO~-d. as they
nave promised not 20 let u occur again
The situation abroad. a. here OrCn ms that
40 assisted amateur ~ an amateur. that is,
n u nJSF sn.aLsuT has hls EXPENSES paid
'hsmDionship or any other tourna nIent u
nobody business but bic own. But u
y very Iinersnt thing " 'lub funds are
used Tor that purpose
Prof Tat. the Scotch scientist. antedated
by over thirty Years sir > ! Thompson,
sho leCtIred n London ten days since on
~" pynhmic- Of a t'oif Rail The idea-.
" r,hcr olh "r new. d9 NOT greatly impress
Ihe DrsCticai golfer. Who msintain- that the
might of a golf hall u cont rollsd BY the
impact ~ he club and not by the subsequent
father of the great amateur Lieut. TAFT.
who frl ia The bOer war There " an m
terestinS glimpse OF the professors person
HelmhOliZ that appesr- ia Prof SyIvanu-
ihOmP~oh- r"'-ntly published Life Of
Lord Kelvin
AndIcW, 10 1871 aud Prot TAFT iri-,i 10 Interest
Ain Ia soli The letter Is written BY HrlmbOlU
Win iHr sands WIKI .iops a. ShsTpS M 10 iSs
Gtssa links rhe town i,s-.f Is 6uilt On s,ouy
elegant isaies ana chiiSrsa and sSSsi-msS n
SPORTING co-lGme~ Who 2ay golf thls Is And
Win grea' Nchemenrr by every male visitor and
81 some Of the iaairs-a sOrt Of bali zane ia
NhiCh the bail aes On 'he ground and i COO
unuoiis, struck By special clubs unui II 3, driven
Win th~ rWrst possible blows into q hOie marked
% nag aDout an Engilsh mile distant TbeS
drlNr the oal enormously fsy 81 each bloN M
Tat snos> % nothing .slss here but sOlnRs
had 10 90 our With hin my nrsl STROKES sams
81 after that hi either the ground OF the alr
Isli - - Cu.lat soTtRf Seyage lives herr. 90 Ne
avs. onN for his mNsclc~. aud II Wss not uii
20 Jay Snnday, When be dared not plAy and ala
not 20 - huron either that he rould be bT Otx III
10 taih % rhtioual afalrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-28
IMMIGRATION LAW FIGHT
OPPOSITION 10 Bill TO OI'ST
POWDFRTI FROH ms jon.

Restriction T~aS NOuId In N~aS With
the Division ~ Information. Sf which
We O. Head Talked Ot Jews aud
steamship Companies lSark at u.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04
The "Times" Plays No Favori.es.

The recently approached mining and asked tor
some operations In reply the request the
mining feeling the because
somebody with in the had not given him the treat
for a acted decidedly "ofsh
bit he where that attitude wrong and Is
probable he will repeat the mistake.
THE and published by the whose
appears He knows little of what
has or what printed the paper heretofore The
present and him. and submit that
all only concerned with the and
future in their dealings with him.
THE plays favotesi has friends reward and
punish those whose actions and the
future friends enemies We intend
give square treatment
turn who their in the paper if
it.
just thing that will make exception to that last
statement of apparently prosperous business
states paper that there
good advertising particular business doesn't require
adversingf makes that kind of talk and then al
most furnishes written letter
heads the free advertising of Fourth of July
celebration placed charge he will certainly be
turned down He get his boosting where he his
paidfo job printing.
Two recent experiences would the following
ment necessary: If any iudi0iduaL du6, lodge ohe,
organization job printing and advertising be
done elsewhere the outside they not look
to advertising themselves their entertain
mens question their minds that such ad
veising is if in New York Kalamazoo The
actual printing somewhere about
eight usually been able make interesting
paper giving space those who show appreciation
of favors cheerfully granted
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04
Notice..

A young lady desires to give piano
lessons at reasonable prices Inquire at
this office. II
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04
Mrs. M. c. Gardner Killed.

Mrs. NJ c. Gardner passed away at
her home in this city last evening from
all acute attack of pneumonia, the result
of having several of her ribs broken III
an automobile accident the day before.
Clara Belle Mcdonald, daughter of Mrs.
Gardner, arrived in this city, and, loading
her mother into the machine, started for
Fallon on a visit to relatives. Near
Dayton Mrs. Gardner was thrown from
the machine and received fractured
rib She was placed in tile auto and
rushed to this city, where medical aid
was secured, but nothing availed and the
old lady passed away last evening about
five o'clock.
Mrs. Gardner was cousin of Speaker
Joe Cannon and has always correspondent
with him, receiving letter from him
only few days ago.
She leaves four sons: James, Percy
Major and Dr. Gt o. Gardner, also two
daughters, Mrs. Scovill of New York,
and Mrs. Clara Belle Mcdonald, of San
Francisco Carson News.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04
Notice to Creditors

In the District Court of the First u
dicial District of the State OF Nevada,
Lyon county. :.
In the matter of the estate OF Axle
Vein, deceased
Notice is hereby given that the un,
darsioned has been duly appointed and
qualified by the District Court OF the
First Judicial District of the state -, OF
Nevada, Lyon county, as executor OF the
last will and testament OF Axle VEN,
late of LYON county, deceased. All
creditors having claims against said es-
tate are required to file the same. with
proper vouchers, with the Clerk OF SAID
Court within three months OF the hrs'
publication of this notice.
Dated this 21st day of May, A. d
1910.
n. + BERTRAND,
Executor of the last will and testament
of Axle Vein, deceased.
Tohn Lothrop Attorney for Executor
MAY Plat
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04
Prof. Howe Dies in Reno.

Prof. H. H. Howe, well known edu-
Gator of Nevada. died at his home in
Reno last Tuesday. Prof Howe was
about 70 years of age and taught school
in Carson for over 80 years. For the
past two years he was principal Of the
Preparatory School of the State Uni
versity. A daughter, Miss Sybil, teach
es the school in the Meisner district.
Miss Howe left for Reno as soon as She
received word of her fathers death
She has the sympathy of scores of
friends in this vicinity in her sad be-
bereavement. .-a'.- e
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04

receive your paper regularly kick and kick hard
subscriber the each week and if
fed of eguary in delivery.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04
Taxes Due

To the taxpayers of Lyon county, State
of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that the second
installment of State and county taxes
for the year 1909, are now due and pay
able at the office of the County Treas
urer at Dayton, Lyon county, Nevada.
Said taxes are now due and payable on
or before Monday June 1910, and if
not paid on or before that date, will be-
come delinquent, and ten per cent will
be added thereto, together with 81 for
Auditors certificate and S.. for advertis-
ing according to law.
ID. w. MELARKEY,
Elk officio Tax Receiver of Lyon County,
Nevada.
Dated at Dayton Lyon county, Ne
vada this 9TH day Of May, 1910
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04
Oil Versus Gold.

Angeles Mining Review has this about Nevadas
mi apropos of the oil excitement:
with harng headlines and great eca informed dur
ing dividends paid by oil companies of California
during month of April amounted contributed by
This which all
also be well for remember that
gold mine in Nevada-he Goldheld Consodated-made phe
$4,000 its during the
period; shows of sufficient
similar results for And it
mind April record made the
of
Put palmer language gold terri
tory tributary city per profit in
wells all the districts in all the counties of Cali
fornia. We opne that this is going some !"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04
Looks Good to Him.

Jack Cockill, wealthy operator in the
Yerington district, is spending several
weeks in this locality, regaining lost
health. Mr.. Cockill says the climate of
Eagl Valley is conducive to longevity
and advises health seekers to take up
their residence i'll this y.-Carson
Appeal
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04

lack Mclaughlin and Christ Jorgen-
sen were in from Bucksk1h TINS "eek'
They are working on their property and
expect to crowd things after Dill
Buckskin is quite likely to wake from
its sleep during the coming summer
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04
Knights of Pythias.

The Knights of Pythias will hold their
annual memorial convention at Rink
hall, Sunday afternoon, June 18th. All
Pythians and friends are invited to be
present The choir will be in attend
ance and appropriate addresses will be
made
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04
Strayed.

Came to my ranch about May LIST, one
dark bay mare, branded B c on left
shoulder. Owner can recover same by
calling at ranch, proving property and
paying cost of advertising.
MATT PENRoSE,
Tuue At Wabuska, Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04
Notice.
Appeal.

The German Coach Horse Stallion,
Grand 3909 will be stationed at Romeo
'Rosaschi' or the John Snyder ranch,
for the season Of 1910. For terms, zee
| K. Rosaschl, or c. A. Mcleod. If
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04

always glad receive items both from
Yerngton communities in
still is imperative rule THAT all communications
by the and address of the
published Care be taken
Of ones neghbor that the be without malice
be reasonably extracted theeom
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-06-04

mention tit little mercenary, you know
several subscribers whose subscription due
looked up there nothing the Nevada
closed subscriptions
Every day is payday in newspaper office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-19
RETRooEssION AGAIN.

Fo,mfr Commissioner Henry b. r
mcfarland, who was gust at sreeep
ton of The B.'ght%ood Otlzsns Asso
citation Ia, t night, in referring ID proposed
improvem Ell and needs of the Dislrlc'
Of OolumbIs, among other Thugs, sad
~ believe The capital will soon become
materially and spiritually the most per,
fett on Garth. believe 1t vii
be restored to It's originsl siSs by the sn'
nulmsnt of the uacons ilutiousl act Of
1876, retrocedIne that portion OF the
dlst,ic, which was graf ted BY Virginia.
I believe 1t will also be a beautiful part
of the cspitsl, and that We will all ieel
honored to have had share 10 bringing
1t back ID the district
Senator CsItsr, who sas also one OF
the gue.t,, expressed his approval oil tne
movement n bring about retrocts'lon Oh
that par. of Virginia which formerly DE-
lopeed 10 the Dls'rtt Of Columbia.
Judge Nichol, of Virgins, said tbs
people Of the entire State Of Virginia
we're opposed to the proposition t. return
to the federal government lhi portion oil
the It ,te that formerly belonged to the
District. ave are someHhst In the POSI-.
tian OF the modest old woman who sAld
4 en- glad u accept your advances but l
had rtaer have y, u IS good friend than
be married to you, shs said"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-19
TIE APPROACHING FISHING
SEASON.

The shad, the most toothsome oil
American food fish, are entering the
Ohessp sake bay and Potomac river on
theIr travels north. ALREADY buck shad
the forerunuer OF the big schools 70 FOL.
low, have been caught 10 the gill nets
along the shores OF the Chesapeake bay
and tributaries.
According to sdvlces from various Sec
tons of the bay, 1t Is believed that the
prospect this spring is better than here
tofore, owing to The effects Of the early
food from the Susqushanns which has
supplied the bay with large quantities Of
fresh wster, In which the fish seek TO
spawn.
Reports from Wicomlco river are to
the effect thtt already number oil shsd
have been caught, bat the main school
is not expected u ntil about April l, when
the season will bsgin in earliest, lasting
until The last OF May.
Receipt, a. the port are slowly To-
crsAsiug. Shsd sold In market this
morning from 90 to So cents each, and
herring at so cents dozen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-19
HOLY WEEK.

Tomorrow viii be Palm Sunday, tn,
becionipV of Holy Week, during which
special services will be held 10 the
Catholic, Episcopal and LpIhefAn
churches 50 follows
st. Mary's Oburch-PS!m Sunday
At late mass, 1890, the palms will De
blessed aud distrit utsd. Thursday, COM
memoration Of the institution OF the
Blessed Sacrament. There will be high
mass at 8 o'clock with solemn process
sion OF the Blessed Sacrament and ex-
position all day. On Good Friday mass
of The presapctfsd will be celebrated at
s O'Clock. The holy way OF the Cross
will be performed at aud s O'Clock.
Holy Saturday, the bsptismal font will
be blessed, also the Easter. are and
water. On Easter Sunday the collec'
ton will be sakeu up for the young men
preparing for the ministry 10 the do
cess of Richmond. A mission Sill DE-
Clio the first Su lcay after Easter ldeI
tina direction OF Father Waters assisted
by Rev. Fathers Doyle aud Hsudley,
@. =. P, wbsn the members OF the dlf'
fersnt organizations are expected to re-
ceivs the holy communion in a body.
Christ Church Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and sslr
urdsy, 7 8. NJ; Holy Thursday (ooiy
eommuniep), 8 P. No.; Good Friday
service add sermon, IL q. m Easter
even. baptism, 5p. a.
st Paups Ohurch-Monday, 4.SO P.
m. Tuesday, 4;SO p. M; Wednesday,
4:SO p. m; Thursday, holy communion,
s q. NJ; Good Friday, IL a. No.; Easter
even, baptism, 4:30 p. M.
Grsc, Church Monday, evening
prayer aud address, 5p. M; Tuesday
evening" prayer aud address, P. m, ;
Wednesday, evening prayer and address,
8 o. No.. Thursday, holy communion, 7
a. M; Good Friday, 1890 a, No., IL to
3 D. &C.; 7.SO p. m Saturday Easter
event, evening prayer and bsp'ism'
5 p. nj.
Immaru,l Luthersu--GoOd Friday,
ssrylcss 81 p. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-19
News of the Day.

Former vlcC- President Fairbanks has
returned to this country from bis travels
10 Europe.
The Rooseyells arrived at Atu Hamed,
Sou Ian. yettrday, aud continued their
trlp across the desert toward Cairo.
Five Ia ldred houses we're destroyed
nj Yokohama yesterday By FIRE. Seven
lives were lo.t 10 the eOnh'gration.
Gov. Wilson, republican, Of Kentucky,
has v,t,ed a bill passed BY the demo :
cratic legislatu e to pension Confederate
veterans 10 that state.
The selection Of q Syrian besuty %
queen of the carnival 10 San Domingo
osu,ed a turmoil because she Was not OF
Spanish blood.
Vice Chancellor HIwell, OF Nex Jer.
seq, In graz ting q divorce TO Gsorgs
CLARK, pot the court costs and husbands
counsel fees on the correspondent.
Mr.. Samuel Frank, one Of Balimore''
beat known Jewish ct'E'us and promi'
usut 10 CT .ch and CLUB life 10 that city,
died suddenly st his residences yesterday
A spark from gs,olins engine started
FIRE 10 the plant Of The E'sioD, Penn
sylysnia Oil Company t,day and caused
a loss Of $40, The plant Was Dc
stroyed.
Gov. Charles n. Haskell, Of Okla
| homs, wss exorefsted OF the charges o.
misspproptialion and acknowledgement o.
state ~ ads 10 q rspo., filed 10 the lsgir
lsture al Guthrie, yett .rdsy BY The
House comm. tie composed OF i've demo
Gratis and two republicans.
The 6rst serious attempts 10 severa
days 10 iuiu g the property OF the Phils
dslphia Rapid Transit Company occurred
last night, when dynsmits vas exploded
under cars In 20 sections Of the city.
No sgre.meut has as ye! been reached
| in the controversy between the Bslli'
more and Chic RsiIroad and the trsir-
men and tae cooisrspes will be continued
todsY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-19
FIRE LAST NIGH {.

A fire. was discovered 10 the bssemen!
Of the store OF the dwelling on the south
cas- aeo.uer OF Wolfe and Lee streets ab u
1890 O. click last night, and although the
department wsssoon on the scene, con-
slderabe damage waa done to the Interior
of the building and stock OF groceries and
provisions before the FIRE Was Plsced
under control. The Gre broke tu. sgain
st $3.50 o'clock this morning when the
department u turned and did not leave
u til It was efiectuslly quenched.
The house formerly belonged to Mr.. A.
Sidney MAXIM, but Is now the property
Of Mrs. Louisa PallIo, and vas Insured.
The store Was conducted by Mr.. j. NJ.
Bowling. The stock Was also Insured.
No one was 10 the bulldog at the
time the Ere Was discovered, the proprie'
tor, Who sleeps In the house, being 10
another part Of the city al the time. The
origin OF the Gre is unknown.
The loss on the stock Is estimated al
s900