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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15
Restorative
roatment for
Nervous Men

Coming from a source Of unques-
toned authority on the ailments Of
men 1t Is presumed to be infaliibIe,
while the profession generally en-
oorse the ingredients and prescribe
them In many different forms Of
various diseases. The following
ly restoring in nervous exhaustion.
meiancholia; anxiety. timidity in
venturing, dizziness, heart palpita-
ton. trembling limbs, insomnia,
tninness, cold extremities, tired
ai-1n feeling and general inability
TO do those natural and rational
acts upon which depends mans
success and happiness in social and
everyday life.
The instructions for mixing at
home secretly 50 that no embar-
rassment may be felt. are as fol-
lows. First get three ounces Of
syrup sarsaparilla compound and
wort; mix and let stand two hours.
Ihen add one ounce compound es-
sence cardiol and one ounce tincture
cadomene compound (not carda-
moml: and mix all together. The
directions are to take one tea
spoonful after each meal and one
when retiring until bounding health
and full strength are restored.
Even a few weeks will witness
most wonderful results.
Astounding nervous force and
equilibrium follow the treatment,
no matter how serious the case.
This contains no opiates whatever
who suffer with their nerves with
absolute certainty Of prompt and
lasting benefits.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15
TAKE CAREi

Remember that when your kidneys
are affected, your life is in danger.
M. Mayer, Rochester, N. Y, says: my
trouble started with a sharp shooting
pain over my back which grew worse
daily. l felt sluggish and tired. my
kidney action was irregular and infre-
ouent. I started using Foley Kidney
Pills. Each dose seemed to put new
life and strength into me, and now /
am completely cured and feel better
and stronger man for years." w. A.
D'Alembsrte. druggist and apothecary,
121 s. Palaiox street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

There Is serious talk about Wash
iugton about the probability Of Presi-
dent Taft appointing Judge Alton b.
Parker to the supreme bench of the
United States. Why not? If there
were ever two politicians belonging to
different parties Who resembled each
other, these two men are the presi-
dent and Judge Parker. Both are
amiable gentlemen whose friends
know what they want.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

The Chicago Tribune says: Driven
to 1t by the taunts and gibes Of his
enemies, Carter II. Harrison, four
times mayor, has overcome his timid-
ity, boldly SHE'D his castor-collo-
quialism for brown fedora--into the
ring, and announced his intention of
fighting for fifth term. Make way,
there! Gentlemen, the Hon. Carter
H. Harrison!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

The other day in Wilkes-Barre, Pa

The other day in Wilkes-Barre, Pa,
a man beat his wife. The case came
to the notice Of a Justice of the peace,
who ordered the man brought before
him and when he arrived. the justice
was waiting. whip in hand. The JUS
tice said: Take off your coat; there
Is only one punishment for such
brutes Us you and you are going to
get It." The man did get it. The JUS
tice in this instance certainly melted
out punishment to fit the crime.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

The Honorable Frank Clark, of
Gainesville, has been interviewed in
Baltimore, by the American, and he
says that the power to name the com.
mittees should be left in the hands of
the speaker. The Honorable Frank
believes that the attempt to rob his
cousin" Of this appointing power is
Sinister"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15
A Carol.

Just bit Of Dresden china
On my cupboand's middle shelf,
But sometimes she seems more than
that
The saucy little elf.
So rare is she and fragile
That / handle her with care,
And so modest that to ask her
Anything I'd hardly dare.
But some of my shepherdess
It gives me joy to state:
Shes no new woman, thank the Lord
Nor maiden up to date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

Mary Garden is now being received
in the exclusive homes In Chicago, by
she society that frowned upon her. 1.
seems that Miss Garden was not
recognized in tho smart set until she
did something like singing Salome.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

The Charleston News and Courier
says: After reading Secretary Meyers
report we are all bit convicted that
those responsible for tho placing of
navy yards must have been big fools
or great scoundrels, except those who
located the yards north Of Hatteras.
The latter seem to be ideal in every
way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

It Is difficult to tell how long the
harmony between Champ Clark and
Uncle Joe will continue. They had
their pictures taken together the
other day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

From the evidence 1t seems that
Senator Bilbo found the money he
was bribed with before 1t was issued
from the banks. Such activity indi-
Gates a desire to be bribed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

The Philadelphia Inquirer asks this
question: A Kentucky girl was kiss
ed 10000 times and sighed for more.
while in Illinois, woman had a man
arrested for kissing her once; in
which state had you rather live?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

Suppose Capt. Peary would also
come out with confession. He
announced his discovery" of the pole
only few days after DR.. Cook cleo.
trif1ed the world with his claims.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

Hon. William A. nlount seems to be
we're the campaign three months off,
instead Of only about three weeks. he
would be elected almost unanimously.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

The alleged assassins OF Governor
Goebsl Of Kentucky seem to be an
office hungry group. One By one they
are announcing their candidacy, and
what is more they are getting elected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

From this distance. .co..s like the
house Of governors, which recently
met In Kentucky, cannot be depended
on to furthec the cause OF prohibition
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

According TO the Atlanta Journal,
in Utah town the other day, they
could not use the fire engine rope to
ring an alarm because the fire chief
was using it to hang himself.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

Hon. Frank Harris, the veteran
editor of the Ocala Banner, cele-
brated mis- sixty-fourth birthday few
days ago. All of Florida joins in wish
ing Elm uany more happy birthdays
and many more years II usefulness.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

The pork barrel means more today
than it formerly did. and the prices
are still soaring.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

Out in Tacoma, Wash. the census
enumerators counted all the two-faced
men twice.-PensacolaJ journal.
Those must be the same double
faced fellows who were in Memphis
ten years ago.-Nashville Tennessean.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-15

If the hobble skirt, why not the
hobble trousers!
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
w estOn Hurt
in Auto Accident
PEDESTRIANS Ankle Is Wrsnched. but
Not seri0usly-Maehins Eurls
Youth Against Old Man

ALBANT. " Y, Aaril 2--Edwa-d Pay
son Weston was the victim OF an accident
tonight which for a time uhreA1sned ser
iuuslv 70 interfere with his journey. he
was on htH way from Troy 70 Hudson. when
an automobile which vas accompanying
him stopped Ia the middle OF the road and
4norher car attempted 70 pass. THE
machine struck a young man, VINO was
walking near weston and hur5ed him
against the cid man. throwing DoJh u the
ground. The Young man was not injured,
but MS foot struck Weston ankle. caus-
ING q painful 5rIlse-
The pedestrian was removed 20 a house
nearby, but a phyBiGlAa found no bones
broken a-d after bauHzgtuE the injured
ankle. Weston was put 70 bed. Aftsr con-
sulrlng wilh Dr. Garrison shortly afrzr mid
night Weston decided 20 resume mis- journey
a. a. IN He appeared 20 nave recovered
from rhe effects Of mis- accident but
thought x advisable 20 remain IN bed few
hours longer
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Shallenberger
and Party on Way
Home from South
Eebrzskz1s Pay Visit TO Several
Texas Coast Cities and Reach
Home Friday.

ECCE-ON, Tex. Azril 8--5pecaI Teis-
gram "A party Of Nebraskzls headed by
Governor Ashton c. shaIlenhcrger and m
-ludiug Rscnard L Meucalfs. editor Of the
C0mmnnsr A l. Bixby. sdiu1rtAl writer
af ne state Journal. Edgar Howard Of the
Columbus Telegram and " J Furse. the
governor secretary, accompanied 5y their
wives passed through Houston today on
their way nome ID Lincoln where they
VIII arrive Friday evening The party
visited Sa1 Antonio. EoCEUon. Galveston.
Pa-acios. Alvin, BLESSING, FranCitzz Cur
pus Christ and Circied the coast 10
Brownsville They were entertained BY the
Commercial cubs where they visited and
we're shown over the country ard points OF
interest
The party vas chapsroned BY the of-
Hcers Of the Valley Fruit Farm and Gar
cen company Of Lincoln, Neb.. and made a
personal inspection Of the lands OF this
company situated around the town or
Franciras The party speaks ERttsrtngly
1f the Cuff Coast country They saw Ene
vegetables and srraw5err1es and visited
orange orchards In full bloom
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Iowa
Aged w oman alks
of Halley's Comet
MrS. c. II. Shepard Of Irwin. Ia,
Tells Of Seeing Heavenly Visitor
Sevsnry-FIvs Years Ago.

EARL-aN. IA. Aaui zz-sDeciaL, MS
c. NJ Shepard. wao is uvt1E with 1er son.
H. o. Shepard. near Irwin. Shelby county
Iowa VINO Is ln hsr S7ta. ysz- CAL rsnenber
the ARRIVAL Of Halley's comet Ia ula very
distinctly In speaking u lr she says:
u was tuE- a Young girl az the tine. anI
st-I In uv faEhers hume In 9nondaza
county. New z Turk and ca1 see rust huu
everything louked as ng farhe- ald tie -egr
1f the family al went around 10 the nor-h
Of the house % look a. the comet The
shower 1f stars was wonderful The comet
had very lunE tai rnat dId not seem 10
be farther from as tal The tops OF me
trees. and the comet itself id not seen
but la-f a nile aEav. T. vas a beautiful
sirlr but I was pretty uuch frightened
because people ra-ked about -1e =nd x -ne
world and ny uncle. VINO vas wa-chial
with me. and IN whom 7 had g-sar ta1-h
said. We'll e that comet ever hts n,
ea-rh = viii sure burn X Gp.
NJ Shepard is skill very strong and loves
20 TAX over the events 1f the past Up mt
a year or two aEo sne kept house for her
sell and Is stlTl equal 10 many a the tasks
1f the home, and does beautiful euBruidery
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
CUSTER COUNTY MAN QUITS
WAGE WORKING For FARM
Glad He Dfd 50. fer View He t. Dis
posing Of Some HiEh-Prfced
R0wErRrN.

= Il LsalEe n Custer county was in
South Omaha yesterday with four ICads II
st1rt Part Of them were earrIa and par
hos For each he received S-18 per hun
drea mere t1al On rhe same zhipu1en-s
last year He said he felt well satisfied
Custer county. according 20 his report, iz
In a rouriEhinE c5nditiC= md Ihe land
which vas bought SIX years ago for SlB PEI
acre could now be sold for s1ha
4 used % be q railroad man and worked
for r1e Burlington We had two strikes
while I EHs in the agrvics. TIE Ergr one
was a long one and We endured many
nardEhipE made up my mind that when
nsx1 a strike vas called 7 would quit the
company and SEEK work Bgmewhers else
When left the railruad went un a farm,
found the Hsr business the most for
t1na1s for me- uf AL That iH the best ad-
vice I could give young mn VINO is
dissatisfied wtrh waEEs or threatened Win
a sI-tke-to Esr out II town on the farms.
where wages are fair n present and where
al me money earned ear BE- EHved Then
opportunities 70 Ert sFarted are constantly
held our % men uf sDud Ei1d- Up az Ans
~ We are looking fur Eood farm hands. 7
never vas IN q sfr-ks WhiCh Won anything
for me"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

the slg-ac-e Wheeler farm. south of this
city. are Advertising For bids On the erec-
aon 1f nam college building 10 cost
a5ou1 SO l18 Brown BoL1eTs ot Ceda-
Rapids a-e the architects
IOWA CTTT-Rssidenr members Il the
old II f-a1ETl-rT IN the University lL
Iowa held a meeting last night % reorsa-l-
lBe and start an active cnapueT n rne uni
versirF this year The meeting vas Gale
by Coach John q. Griffith and the follow
alumni members were present Pruf A G.
smith. Charles Hazard NTie Jones, Fred
More and Dr. John Voss.
IOWA CITT-Men were strictly barred
from the girls gymnasium demonstration
gwen IN The University q Iowa a--nory
" -ednesdaT evening II vas announced thar
-he sEn bir-un vas mainly Intended for
faculty members and those interested n The
department Just one ticket was gwen
out by each participant IL the exhibition.
the number being reduced at the last
minute
DENISQN-A1 aggressive campaign was
begun today for the erection 1f a gym
uasiIIu a. Denlsun. Jacob Sims is char
man Of the committee 20 solicit funds and
arrange for plans Of construction re
Hul1anL Of me evangsllst1c meetings Of Or.
Osrrum last winter was the formation OF a
committee Of one hundred. as Il was called
composed Of members of some evangelical.
church ard this body s behind The gym
nasium. plaza The Fedora ed Women 5
clubs viii taks active Part IN the move
msuL
HAELAN AN-John n Cox. chairman Of
the Farmers co1ugIliIIfe A1u G. l. HaT1al1-
president Of the Harlan Commercial eE-
changs have called mass meeting OF the
farmers and business men Of Shelby county
% De held az the court house leXt 5a1lr-
day Tor the purpose OF securing a snur-
course II a--1CllclCe and domestic economy
for Harlan next winter h represen La1-V0
OF ne State Agricultural college al Allfs
viii 1e present ID explain the plan and
assist IN pe-fecrlng an organization tul
r1e institute
oNAWA-Ernest Can't one Of the oi,
uiuueers Of M1uuna county. residing on
farm vest Of JnaWa- passed away ea-ll
Tuesday morning following al operation
MCnCav- Tlrn the exception If one veaT'l
residence II DuaWZ ne has resided or
the home farm for forty years. ThrBf
daughters and two sons survive the de
ceased. They are Ms. John Miller Mrs
Isaac orr Ms. n llllam Lel-eT, =. T
CAN'T and w A CAN'T and W A CTEntz
Funeral services were held AT the Con.
g-egau1Onal church Thursday afternoon a.
/ clock conducted BY Rev Lee In English
and Rev M AmEreiu Of ScllesW1g ia
.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Bogus Stocks
Bring Millions
to Copper Men
Gigantic Frands Alleged TO Have
Been Psrperrated N Sale Of
Wyoming Securities.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. April z-CnnEplracy
To dsf-aud. fraudulent stock companies
70 defraad fraudulent stock manipulation
and Irregular bonding deals are charged
against E ". Cobb. f. A. Norton and
F. 3. Draper directors Of the Penn Wyo-
ming Copper company and fourteen other
corporations. in a suit Eled in the United
States circuit court here today
The complaint charges tnar The stock
holders OF the companies involved we're
5ef-aaded Of from E.aaa lee To so. sBa19d.
The suit brought today was Hled NJ
DAVID N Pr0van and other stockholders
Of the Penn " yorriing Copper company AZ
lnrsTvenurs in a suit brought January Is
by L " EAEssv Of West Virginia ask
ing for the appointment Of L. " Psnnock
Of Ohio as receiver of the United Shelters
Railway and Copper COMPANY The inter
venurs claim the property IN the hands
u the cDurr really bsIongs 70 the Penn
Wyoming Copper company
The intsrvsnors claim Cobb. Norton and
Draper and others organized the United
Shelters. Railway ard Copper company
with a board OF dummy directors and
t-audulenrly and without kaowIdegs Of
the stockholders. transferred the property
1f the Penn-Tyom-nB Copper company 70
the United company. In consideration Of
the transfer the United company agreed
10 nquldars 81 Goa 1a alleged indebtedness
Of the Penn " yumiug company The com
plant says that the acrual debts OF the
Penn " -oHing company did not exceed
E15a1os while the property Is worth from
q g8a 1ss 70 s. ca B8 Other similar charges
were made.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

HARLAN la April Special Tela-
gram. estsrfav Mrs. Rachel Stanley af
this ciry completed her u1nery-secund year
having been born tn ISIS The daT was re-
membeTe6 by her 0elHuves here a. me
home Of her daughter Ms. william
wyla1d, where many friends called 70 pay
their respects and cOEE-zuIiare the alert
and interesting lady-
Born IN Clinton county. Ohio she lost
her mother when she was a very small
girl Mrs.. Stz1lsys wedding was an ex-
ample IN raHi Efa q the experiences If uhe
woman Of tla poem The Quaker Widow
BY 7 Z. Holland Her father was Il
Quaker and her lover was nat The church
took a hand and said she must observe
the rule not 70 wed Al unbeliever, OF rather
one not believing insrhe Quaker doctrines.
In spite OF their warning the young couple
we're married To t,ls marriage fourteen
children were born
Ms Stanley caue % Iowa with her
daughter. Ms william ETyIa1d. settling IN
this county in 167- Her children have
grown up in Iowa and many OF them are
in Harlan and shelby county Mrs. r. n
Nance. Mrs. William WvlH1d and Ms.
n. Morgan ara daughters. Russell Bzslev
a great grandson. Two sons Jasper
ard Frank Stanley i've IN Nebraska. and
there ara many more on the roster u her
descendants
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Freight Engine Rams Amu-L1.

BRITT. Ia, april &-Speela- "A
freight engine dsrailed and the engine
badly damaged one raAlroad snploye SER
iously injured tns end Of q depot c-71shed
in ana one horse killed was the damage
done here TINS morning IN a collision be-
tween a freight train and a dray wagon
and team A Milwaukee freight train.
while switching in the LoCaI wards. struck
tue 6uzT wh.ch deralled the engine II
piowed over the ties onto the depot plat
form and into the end OF the station build
ing, crushing il Brakeman DoJswick was
caught between the engine and the end
of the depot Both his legs we're broken
and VIII probably have % be ampuraued
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Council Bluffs
J. F. Evans Dead
IN California
Former Mayor Of Council Bluffs
Expires II Los Angeles Of
Old Ace.

Word wss received here yesterday ~ rHs
dearh ar his -o-1e In Los Angeles. Ca. 1f
J. r Evans for many years a 'eadl1s
business man 1g Council Blutts. Eze was
50 years 1f aza and death resulted from
The -ucrnites incident % old ags. NJ
Evans dled se~=ra. years aEu ard NJ
Evans is survived By three sons. Horace
and George In Los Angles ard F. H.
Eva-z 81 GTsr-is1 City. Ean-. and by two
t-1th4rs. william and Thomas J. Evans.
WHO also reside 10 Los Angeles
Mr. Evans. whn came 20 Council Bluffs
IN the early days E-st engaEad in the
elevator anG humber Business and later
dealt extensively il -Et-le Ea vas f1r
several vears president or the FIRST Va
loual -z7A u 1855 he vas elected mayor
70 succeed John Chapman. VINO diezf while
occupying the office. but resigned before
the close NJ IRE term and vas =-ir-e=,i=G
BIZ william G-1neweE thus there belnz
during The term three lucuru5e-rz In the
mayors Office
". Evans left Council Fluruz zs,-r- ~
rean years ago and settled IN Los Angeles.
where he 5eca-ue inta-ssr.yf IN The 5.val-
1pment n Oh properties
Thomas : Evans. hrorHa- ~ r1a a.
ceased VINO was one 1f tae promoters II
the street railway system or Council Eluqrz
and for severn years general ua-aEs- n
me system. as well as owner with o. r
Tyler uf the Crystal mills On South Main
street vas recently critically ~ ART s--
a while his Ifa vas dzspazred OF. He ia
now reported 70 be sufficiently -rnr75aa-
cent u be a1uur zEasu.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
LAND CASES Will 60 OVER
Federal Jury New EmBaneued Caa
Hear Cases fram the Omaha
District AIane.

The land cases st-ll hanging ere IN me
United states district court VII not be
tired during rhe prHsenr term. uhs jury
As now s-upa1eiIsd IS c1r the Omaha dis
rrlrr only The several DEFENDANTS i've in
different parts u tse z-a-e. nurahIy In
norfolk. C--adrun- Nor-h Plarre EastuEa
Lllcain and other districts. and IL yin
be necessary % smpansl a special Jury
from al ever the state 70 try the cases
and for the further reason taar the IN
dicrmeurs were drawn before the division
Of ne state .nro two federal divisions
and zpecial districts IS provided by me law
of FebrzarT. LU
This special iury VII pr1tahiy be called
early n tire summer as II IS the wish of the
Department n JuarlCe 70 Eet these cases
out q rhs Way a. speedily a. possible
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
ChHrtez Tabor Critically IN.

DENISUN, Ia. APRIL zs.-,SpeciaI i-1Er
Charles Tabor, one of Denlsuu's most prom
inszr citizens. IS dangerously zIck v.-h
blood poisoning al Adrian Mich. He had
been spending the la11er part OF the winter
at Daytuna Beacl. Fla-- ard vas touring
north n MS auto Al Charalooga he vas
taken sick and hurried by raj 70 the home
u friends az Adrian Daily bulletins are
received and posted far the Information OF
the public -n the Dsulsun p0stDceicH- M
TABOR has been a constant and liberal sup
porter uf the Lemon Home for Homeless
Children az Council Bluffs ana mis- charities
have been broadcast
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

lost nfty pounds In weight and was
almost cut a nv mind with pam and
chaErln a. 10 matter where the irTlrA-
EOn came, a. work, On the HtrasJ %
IN the presencs q eompAny. I would
have 10 scratch it until had tie hlOod
running down into my shce. I Emply
cHlnUt describe NV suffering during
thuse seven years. The pam. morr1h-
cH1On. loss a sleep, both % myself and
VIE IL EmpiY indescrba,ie on paper
and cne has % eEpeglencs II % know
what it IL.
Il tired al kinda a doctors aud
remedies but might 90 well hags
thrown ny money down a sewer. They
would dry X up for q lrtle while aE1d al
me with hope only % hreaE out zHain
just as bad 4 not worse. hac glEeu
I'D hope ~ ever being curved when I Waa
incnced By my wife % E.Fs the Cutlcura
Eemedies a trial Af1er taxing tbs
Curlcura EGmeriies fcr \ little while I
began % SO a change and after taxing
q dorm butties n Curcura HssclVent,
IN cpnguncnun with tue CutCura soap
and Cuuclrl Ointment. the uruuble had
entirely -isappeIred and ny lsg was a.
ne a. the day I was bnrn- Now aftsr
q lapss n ak months With no signs II Q
r-currsncH / tsel perfectly szfa IN eK-
landing - you nv heETtfelr thanks f1F
the good the CunCura Esmsliifs have
done .ur me. / ehHI always recon-.
mend them - nv frends W II
W hite. az z. Cabor ST., PhilaceIr hia.
Pa, Feb- 4 and Apr. -, 1909
cutrgrR- -Rallr.llss -rs sac riFuuElull lhs Eussd.
.. e-l- lad fla.ll.llI . = sll.l-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Barn Burued and Other Property
Endangered bT BIa2e.

Harm Burned and other Properly
Endangered By B1Aze.
small boys and cigarettes are credited
win having been responsible for a blaze
which set IRE 70 the barn hack OF the
residence Of Ms. H B Knawies AZ south
Eighth Al noon YESTERDAY but which Was
fortunately sEr5nEuished before u1e flames
had made any great headwaV. Two auto
mobiles In the ba-n were removed wneu
tne Ere was first discovered The damage
which was confined 10 the rear ard stair
Eay n the barn. was small BOYS from the
Eioorner school. o. Is sad, have beel MAJ
nE a practlce o. me ngau recess OF sit
ring IN t1e alley door OF the ha-n and
snukiuE and the Ere yesterday Eas found
% have started az the luWsr easing OF
iris door
Twenty minutes before rhe Gre AZ the
Knowles residence me department Taz
called 70 Sixteenth avenue near the MI
wzuk=e depot 70 ezringuish blaze near
the Standard Cu cumpanEs offices anu
storage tanks A SPARK presumably from
a Iocamolve. had sci Gre % weeds and
debris collected In a hollow. which had
become sarurarsd With On BY the over
turning ac a TANK car a tHw weeks asa. The
chemical engine crnm No 8 staEon- sE-
-iuEuished the blaze before any serious
damage was dome A shnrr strip nf fen
eng vas destroyed but riIat Was aoOur the
extent Of the damage