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BIRWTNGH AVS CELEBR tJION.
HOw the Industrial ami NIIitar, Display
Impressed q >Orthrrner.

To THt EDITOR 90 lHE SJN Sv QUITE
bN accident ! happenad to day to witness
part oi m" Grand Jubilee IN celebration ~
'hc fact 'ha' Birmingham. Ala has shown
III N" lat ton wears the creates, growth
OF an" 'tlr IA m" mon. and believing thas
The Northern states IN general have little
conception oi What the new South ha.
brcoru- should like to report my obs.r-
Naiions and Impression
IookIng on from u hotel window | saw
= parade OF huat~ syuallIng ANYTHING ever
n"h"'i IN the North. even IN New York City
during IN" ia-' ten vsar~. From electric
III" apparatus to The manufacture OF mat
'r"--"- everything was complete M TO Tho
minut"
f"lhl"n"-- Wa> also impressed by the
military show seemingly endless line ~
iHhh South"rnrr- ~ the khaki uniform
~ -"rNi"" 'umpn-iug IA" volunteer state
'r"oI- Won could tell them from Northern
'rUpr- At glance They were not 80
..hipp"r or w"ll drilled or disciplined hut
th"E swung along IN a tirelr-@ way like a
sr"Nh"und restrained from running There
Na- not a taf man amaHg them and on their
"n'"ntra'"d expression az energy and
T''-"rN" fore" lh-v were solemn and
I'Iilrn. az - act counterpart Of what their
lfh"r~ and grtndfafhprS must have been
nv YEAR dYo IN" old rebel veil would
Id'" sounded from their threats like an
- hO Uf >HI 81,
Truly ia" p"npl" ~ In" Init.d states de
neither do other nations know Vi or our
r"n> ur"ia-S rsS"rN" strength
tEtNk - F,isoN. VI
bltNlNGHAN. Ma November -
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Games ~ skin aud Games Of
Chance.

Long wears before the Hot Springs
casinos got INTO ria. courts competent
tribunals IN Kentucky and cl-ewhrr"
"u"hr'' and other similar games wrr"
matters of skill and not of chance In
the k"ntu"kV poker case four doubtful
jurors We're paroled for on" night to play
with three experts from Lexington
Frankfort and Winchester. respectively
and after an all night session laid down
the dogma not the opinion mlnd vuu
that luck C,lt no tigIr. worth mention
ing and thar the spoils in IN" long nun
always went To skill
The sam. is trrI. of seven M and
euchr.. They ar" not. PROPERLY speak
knows IL.
II II different with roulette, and in a
l"sS extent with faro Ningr-ct-rIn may
be- described a. largely a game OF ludg-
ment bur II Is nevertheless "A gambling
affair sine" m. dealer ALWAYS has "A per
""ntag" IN hS favor But no "nlIsht-
en.l jury. especially 4 Iur.' Of Virginia
Will put poker setback
auction pitch and similar business occu-
,sations IN the class with craps. roulette.
rouge 81 noIr. dc II - true that some
men can never become expert poker
player' for that To- "A certain extent l. u
matter "f temperament. hui IN" expert
Is always m. creature al AN evolution
of deep Thought ard steady application
and constant vigilance. II" sc"ru~ de-
lights and lives Iaboriou> day-. and his
art Is Like that of other artists, an nrI.t-
nal gift perfected hy -r'idv and constant
praCtIC"
II may be- set down A. q general rJIl.
har all games IN which IN" PLAYERS ar.
compelled Ia b. against m" dealer IN
stead of each other are games oi yhaurr.
" hersas those IN which IN" deal y.;t~s.--
and the PLAYERS t"t among Themselves
are prominently games Of skill
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RI % JIFIL NEW YORk.
= stud, In tolors From the Deck Of Q
staten island Errryboai

Z" rHE Enron oP THE SrN ~r >aV
h"art'al sight On Thanksgiving afternoon from
me d"cN ~ = Staten island ferry boat u ~.s
about hAf an hour before sunset. and there M.
a mist IN IN" ~t'il sir sofirning all Outlines
Nho'r were masses ~ dun clouds here AMI
there hr"hsn an! the Skv showing through
,tadcd mother e.; pear. neither whit nor br1-
roE any definite COLOR only - have said mother
~ pear. shaded dim r. ~a> above INC lnw~-
cts and there -" In places the opened edges ~
ne cloud 'onk dali color from the dim SIa = salmon
tint along the "G-C> mot bright but dun Ike 81
Inc nature ~ the day
]" me south ne dull -.N and the dul s'tl
water ~ the U'fng met with me- distinct line ~
parting and 10 the north. IN tho foreground =,
the boat drew down tn" uppcr bay the great
maS-c~ ~ the lower town against tho dun .-y.
them>rSr> lll'lc darker than Inc ,hy but almost
A. dull They were nearly. bus not dultr cr-
gray. their reds their whites. even their natural
gray almost shaded To- one rrn- only here ant
3 mere darker shadows where some projecting nas'
>'n"d between some other Tass and the din, >.r
Below the GpN >hy brnrath the color ~ NJ
parted cloud. ~'uui these great masses soft~ns-t
T." rtcturr>gu" beauty. and the irregular ouiIns
~ The great building masses strangely b-auuU~L
h q motonr-> piles under the no,ionles~ -.
DAWN WEIsRp
.,z
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Protection From Row,lir~.

Justice PtGE = decision that tran-poT-
taiion companies are under obligation
10 protect passengers from disorderlv
and drunken persons il likely to have a
marked effect on the treatment of car
r"~di"s when. next spring. those orna-
m"ni- al civilization again begin To be-
stow their attentions on the community
tn" railway companies will have a
k"''ner interest than ever in preserving
order, and IN time the Magistrates may
b" Undue eel Ia treat assaults committed
IA cars with the severity they deserve
There has been considerable. improve
n"nt in this within tn. last few mont hS
conditions ii three or four wears az" " III
eyer b- tolerated again
Meanwhile the dir-..t and personal
method If dealing with th. street car
rnwdN - IN rs' An athletic Young
woman Of Kings county, having EN-
dur"i for a time the offensive FRANKS
and labnr",i wItiici-ms Of an intoxicated
youth ia trolley car. lost her temper
when H." denounced her sex. and eirrt,.i
hlm from tn" car. The description Of
her tactics ASSURES lis that sh. made a
th"r"ngh Job of it buffeting her annoyer
m " holly admirable way The appeal
E" personal violence il made reluctantly
nv most men and nearly all " omen. but
that d wins public applause is beyond
doubt " more direct and hence more
thau TpIiauC,, nm tho Dolic.
and II does not involve the loss Of time
at stations and courts that is inevitable
II an arrest IL made
Bet ween the courts and such athletic
of public order a. thI- Brook
vn woman there is promise of "A mighty
Improvement IN manners IN New York
Their" l. room for II.
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Perhaps may he permitted tn OTTER y ~ugrr,tirn
~ in 'nc origin In the Peninsula o' the al
popular belief that SIhway~ exist Ire spanish
Nnscrs undoubtedly used underground .raT
Vsv, and undrrg ~ nj >iorrroofns. ~ ans rate
In ArdausA Ih~y always u possible perchrd
'l~ir castles on 'r' tnp ~ s'"-p hills above =
river and ln" water supply Wa prov idri from 'hr
river b, rr-tn, - Hbtcr-Arean gangways The
rarlu.. "a del Rrl Moro ~ Runin Vhirh may
ur may no. have been me raiarr which kIng NOtA
dli ~ seville hf.ut there IN he 1r,i half ~ me
rct en- h r-n'.- ava.- IN ru.n' me rrn~-
duNn to he river m Itnmrn>r diStsnr- below
S'iI.Nl,r, tIiho4gn 90 hA> been closed 70 the pub
- ~ many YEAR, The castle - NrAlA on the
River G.htAiTa. n-,r ~~,iii- j. another Instance.
Here the passages have fallen into ruin togr-h~r
with the whole sr-ai castle b-t the entrance ami
some 'v"nU feet ~ u1- - thrm are ,t,Il .islbI-
, nd the traditional name ~ uafrorrsS gran
y -irs ur ~ortruuu> braves ~" additional purpose
- vll,h me rNCar alton vas put Thee are two
rt~s- ont ~ many sin which AM acquainted tn
'ntAl.
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CITY GOVERNMENTS.
Mode OF Election Mere tmpsrtsnt Thar
separat Ion OF Funrss IONS

To rHE EDlnR ~ rHS SrS-S ST. On
Tuesday IN. BOARD OF Aldermen votsd &c
cat out an Appropriation OF sIlO.0On IN a.
budget for IN examination Of number
lily departments which appear to D.. ..
urgent need OF REORGANIZATION The essen
tia object Of the proposed inquiry il ~.
punitive hut constructive. to recon,I o.
the management of IN. department.. IA
question with sound business principle.
The obstructive attitude OF the Board ~
Aldermen calls attention to tho anomalnu,
position occupied by tina; body In the rrs,-
"nt scheme Of the CITY government lue
BOARD VI Aldermen - survival from b,
period when ~ wa~ thought sNpsdi.nt r,.
separate legislative from admlniStratr -
functions hat theory has never vor.rI
we'll ia American municipalities 40
main devices have been tried with "A lsrsa
measure Of success for eliminatin. ,n.
faults inherent in our traditional system ~
municipal government. Ey one OF Them
~" authority of the Mayor and a SINAI
group at elective officers. constituting N
\rN Work. city the board OF stimar.. r1,
been rnagn.ilrd Al the expense OF he Aide.
manic body. by the her all AUTHORITY ..
invested ~ a commission. composed gene.
ally of five members. Both devices Iat.
been Justified by The. results obtained through
heir adoption.
Sup.rn'ially they appear uuita unUA.
marked In" BOARD Of Estimate ami 'lo
commissions or councils 10 hiCh rsfarenrs
- her" made have this IN common thew 40
small bodies. and their members are elected
by general vote. rIvhrr OF u whole rft.
or of "A large borough and eNp.rIen,s
in New York has shown that the city vn'.
i likely Ia b" more discriminating than
IN" borough vote. Such br'tcrmput ~
'ity governments a. has been re, ord-d ..
America seems To have been obtained
through abandoning the practioe. once
nnlr Sal. of ,l""tinR Legislative represent.
lives nv wards or small districts Tnar
practice invariably gives rise To the relation.
-hp"f patron ana client bet cen polr'lrrau,
and voters. u relat onshIp which account.
for m" quality oi tn. men " no Compo-. no
BOARD Of Aldermen and for tho ob~trurr,.
position taken by that body on all question.
NJ economy ar Of Improvement IN the civil
service. Evidently the separation OF Iegts-
ATTY" from administrative. functions - ~:
"~- Importance m municipal government
han - N" mod" OF election VI
INV h"EK. November -
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||W III IT0II0 7N'TTI|I N
The annual distribution ~ ~, r,,r.. ,t,-t...
'n"- place rn statutes DnY A. HrrknaI InrN,ri
Vr"rr 'h- poet Lord ~ ron heart - buried r,.,,r
10" rpor ~ me parish church hayir been bro.yb,
from Mi-~oi"nghI 0Grrrcrl ,u-rialiy 'or bur.,i
n" value ~ The chirtJ 10, Increased ,n,,
.i.lrrahl' Il rng r-r-r' year. oulny 20 I'M, Ii
~ minerals and me wAy lra.v. paid ., M. go,
i-r~s 10 Hurhnall The sim gi-'ribu'.i n, .r.
I""r this srir amounted uu Isgl :. m. ,b,rt,.
ln iiii. Whrn the "n't- John u, ,,r
WIN nc long heart r"nEr, ri 'v-n'v -FOUR acrr.
~ Land ~ Hucsnali for The p-ucn' ~ The. Town
IN" "hUrCn. and the poor IN three equal share.
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The Commander Of tho sIr-, w,..i.,ar,
shin

lr'r '"' ioriou Drgy NsYr
\ri' month there i 10 he unveiled IN RI,.ir
PirS = table 20 N" memory Of CAPTAIN F.rr~.
wilson VINO COMMANDED m" Dun me rr,' mi,
Nonh'' 'hip In history. Wbi,h va .cnt Ou' .u
\ug.N'. 90 rs he London Missionary society
Wilson Wa n" ~on Of a Newcastle collier. and
afirr going n" -~a serv-d a-a soldier In the Nrnrr
t'af var Thou p" went 10 lndia ~ aptAln Of .
vessel az. ,"rsr i under N" fh>i indiA tom pany
Iah"h p'i~oL"- 10 the rrurh h' sWsm aero,
n'"r f.' ~ nIhgh'1rN and be ~. captured ~
liyd'r Nu', SOLDIER, VINO stripped him dro'
ntr Al" nil"~ hhrr'pD AMI voIndcd and then
thrust him mo q dungeon. loaded win irons
hen Ire Rn- set free h." Wa ALMOST 4 skeleton
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The Galiph Of indianapolis.

tn" Hon. LEW SHANK. taliph If In
dIanapoli-. stood or hoprcd AT a corner
for two hours and half "Wednesday.
explaining Z" ms people that an account
OF a new city ordinance they must board
street ears on the near sd" Of the Gross
ing. Hr also gave "A demonstration n
traffic regulation. Little wartDn bows
Ie"r.-l hun. reamst.rS cursed HIM, he
even had 10 bring IN" power # his
glanr- upon naughty crv officers IN
devil wagons He was mild. p-r~rla-
-lV... "in0llicnt u" was ".-~rlv Victorious
over "A thnIlsan! Ira~cibIhri.- and ~
noran"c- He -potir.I honey TN th..
orculntl"n nf vehiclo~ Wa. logged
rrIICkman Ia whom h" returned 2 soft
answer fumblcd Of IN fit ,f amaze
m"nt and r"p"nranr" and had 'o b" taken
10 rh" hospital
Having instructed h. subjects. I.IN
returned 10 the CHS Hall and resumed
work upon the monograph winch h. il.
writing Oh The Regulation OF Donkey
Traffi' "a MEDIEVAL Sardinia Then.
10y the advi'" Of his physician. h- took
a moments r"crratIo ION but almost i'm
IN" gong of duty called him
Particulars furnished by ih,. lndianaro-
liz Nprs. which had been d"s,rib-,I mali
oioI-ly IA IA Crank, not Shank organ
lie as, IN the barn at Central police .tlllnn
Io"ling t"r rlrocnir game wh.n downtown
alarm came IN. anh with boylsh enjoyment he
Jumped into tho patrol wagon ami sped town
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Nuirahs'- Pride.

.Y., ~ WavbfHgfaH rf.r
" .stUut I-riI 10 be- 10 man
~ mild sHd uO,lr-' WaJ
If, itIA Of him 'TO-i AVA ran
20 ,lngHrs. Of 70 yrsl-r
o. we aF'. rO-iutrly pHinr!
10 uI. manner nov.
NJ ...if.T b. 80 Ills sNplniL~.l
VI .I.tIr Oau- COS
.IIa Hpruu vim HllItI ron Ten DO f."...,
...IT,.'r 81 may IA
Do. ni. more rlIN fuin he rHu -
|Hg rr,.fu. iuI o. Ger 90
Ne EtsA nam b. lih >'- .'riOu, rSrs
tHG rtri. ~ uDuITriug Hpu
~" ruuNl d's'fE" - great q u.I."
N.lrify own. 'pu'
our isHID... 10 sure rpas-E
10 IyDA eros. 'nr fence
irG .r" tU.f Hr.u,N ~ .frivlH aIsH
fpf fIfT." reference
'hf 'rsuus nftH rs hon "A, 4 .rr0Ar and ,Ftf
'iHtr mHsls z s1irfnn tsA
10 hA TO- htIn fBf . plIilnsrlt
Mu"Hhy owns . coz.
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This letter points To Il Democratic IN
-'auc" of too common abuse.
To rHE rprToE or TuE Srx ~ 10 N.
"n"Io'"h envelope aud T.. content, Indicate that
Hegrr,rn raiivr " lillian SuLzsR oryour city. and
. candidate fnr the >9caA-rshlp OF the House. 4,
heart ani >osl for mat r'lr'aIruenr Of Federal
.cn,~- % The necessity of which the D-mocr. tic
party made such voc'r-rous Declaration, In tns
recent campaign Nsw JsEsEr
H''EENs,CE. November i
IN" enclosures 10 which our Cor-e-
-poui"T' refers consist of the familiar
manila paper envelope with House 81
Representatives :, Part Of Cong
Record Free" printed IN the upper l.f,
hand corner. ~" faCsimil" Of the sig
ra'I-" "f WILLIAM SUIZER. VI. {. IN
~. upper right hand corner. and the
words Personal and Important IN the
WEE l"f' hand corner The content.
- -" "nr"I"r" are what give point "a
-" nVur' made bv New Jersey
Tho" consist OF three documents
~" first - 4 pamphh' headed ~Fxtray.
agau'" IN Government Expenditures q"
b. NIX "a ~y."ch of .IDHN \ VI Ap,rE of
lniInuI ~ the Hous.. On January
Is made ny ui eight printed pag..-
h'' second document - "A copy 81
i' 'r-oW'rn D'mocrIcy being No
81 NnlHw" I nf monthly uIIblicatlon
d'-' rlr.,i ~ ~" Off Inl Hr!llefIn of th..
National Democratic T.agrI. of Clubs
IT, motto - rganIZatIor Education.
agitation u consists ~ four pages
'u 'si'u of whI'h are printed tour col
'IUr- .i fuIrfrr 80 IN" same width and
H'".- N'h~ - long a. column ur THE
~ e. Iu 'h"-'. sixteen columns Their. j.
un' ur" .uoh "i matter that D. taken from
I he 'Dr gr' s"uuGl RscDTj The matter
% J'I'r.DH,HH DfmOcrn,y - entirely
+ general news "Nhor'ation 70 Dem
",ra'1 - register and vote. d,-Scrip-
'"r- - Nh" plans Of the National Dem
uoratIr l."lg'i" "f clubs and ia. like.
! j." third "ncIo-rIr. IL -iugl" sheet
r. paper. printed on on" -idc only. and
barring this hendIIn"
rHy r.vP.Gs %. Tou DS
n : followed b. an apueal for -,b-
scr ~ 0pus and for contributions of news
matter. and 10 It - Appended This form
lot r"mi''Iuc"-
Irr- %,
= 70 .nr. O.-ror'Iirr isIss, ~ ,'Ys,. .,pr lo-g.
I'.frroon'. Co'unsr,
' r-rrDy ,rbscribe FOR ,orie. d, ~,
b. o h-r,o.'I-y - BE- ,~n; 10 NY sddfe,,
."r q '-r. r- 'rrnr,E-,u. r~g.rar.y for
,-t, 'rr vf.,n 40 ag-~- 10 pay,
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Ffpr me FuaaDr Ch~pnfrl,
Gru.' b. ne lGar,1 re- 'e,i name Of the dI,n which
formerly Ipr"hIrt a. ever corona ZION bAnqur'
in 'h' original grant ~ the Manor Of idding 'oG
'hr lands are held OF the hing IN chief by ser
''hn'D pn condition ~ prr,"nting = mes, which
b. called bIlgirvni snG n fit be- aidryi then n !,
rHlIr'i Ma'uigrrJGru ~ George ~ . corona.
nnm hanV rt We f"nd Then the deputy a.
pointed hy rIs trace gh" Nrrhhl-hop Of Cnntr.
hIrN. q, Lord of the Manor ~ Bsrdoir ofacr,,. -.
NhdinE ton. presented ~ u-ss NJ Ditcgrou' PIE
Va'",i h} he King master cook
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ont ~ tn" cold storage PUSHES the Hon
CARTER HARRISON HARRIsoN and pro-
claims his Willingness To- h. Mayor II Chi
cIgo one" more. II - Chicago's business
and perhaps foreign devils should express
II" opinion thereon. hut Chicago without
Young CARTER for MaSor IL lik" Young
CARTER without has orfilmm- and cap OF
~wtftne-s. IN. brown fedora hat 50 loved
IT wore. MAY they come hack ifrh-v can,
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Drive
IN" wolf = not "A p"rul'r a terror "a he
once WAS. f,r u-rpl- are Inclined - hook
uu"n nam - Z roward and Is harmless ~
"A Scwfnun iLG! log still thee ARE
good -'orJ-, 10 ht~ pruws-s aud might
rr-g1r" hIm - hi- OLD position. ia, not
when told an a day following turkey f''a- e.
rng and -un-h,n- Everything IN It- time.
lifetime for wolf stories = when January
shows ar. deep. when rh" WINS -h,vsr ~
aud rat b" doors and shutters
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\ rOrd io the Z nv lee.

-'ru ''r Np'trJlr'f R'pLI'irr0
VIZ i"-- candidacy Logan IN turn"-,
ana b" >''''m- q" y" BEN upon inanIng con
FUSION W"rs" 'uni"urd.d a. h.. approach.
Nm" duties 81 an u1r,' 'rt' ought 10 ~.
very -'GI"u~iS and ,alu,l' considered Era--
hand- ar" ~ order during camTaiVn t:rrs-
iut aiTIri-frIii'" i'iti"~ ar. hs-t ,"n.rd-
"frd ~ - ,.uI.'"r lrtn"-T,har-
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Unlimited Lew \ man Of u,
well ~ Of thought

From Wisconsin COMES 'he informant ,,,f,
that JOsEPu B.cKsTsDu. returning from
Bennett. Douglas county. was rha-.-i nv
u pack II twenty wolv"- and forc.-I to
take 10 "a tree and from Minnesota comes
It -'iIl more narrowing story OF a gr.r,
"r"atur" with blazing eyes and whitI-h
fang that l~ap"i over ~" f"nc. INTO a
farmyarh and carried WAY "A child The
. .hl"agO D'Hv N'Ts tells Il ! pack ~
timber voly"- that frtghinn t'nDk county
farmer. keep boys away from -chrrI. and
whose nightly bowling you ~ ght almost
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the burglar. PRAYER

f'Hr1 NJ iJrryv EryTing -iurIIti
-i~ u~rb-ft HI.i~y speaking ~ tur caste, -,
.a,Trn BENGAL alta rn~-Iinz ~ the Royal Nntsro
p'IrRlrNl institute said curious system Of rel
giou. nip prevailed among = cast WIN ,1-r /.
professional burglars Ihsy made \ space In
ih- ground mi man 'hrn cut his arm ami
prayed ~ IN" ~ 'h~ eHrth gods ina mere fnixb,
b~ dar, nlzh' and that h~ might surreed In oh
tanning great booty and escape caVturs.
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From internal evidence It may I've Sis
p""''"i that rr'' gran i.u~r pro"lamat ion
a-crrp'ri To- ma" Hon Francisco Ma
ptEn. now err FORMERLY Of N"Nico. was
written hy tu" Hon tUut>t \oHIt FoS>
OF JhmaI,.l PLAN. Ma,
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Sir ,,K>bait VII rnd -~r>rn w. 'hin. not
merely f"r n >u.rnc" com p'isrnCS hut Tor deep
lHWaHi conviction thHt he mas done well. done
WISH. done ~ .yu ~. Yak ll"iff.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-26

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-17
SULLIVAN TELLS OF
HIS NARROW ESCAPE
Assistant Fire Chief Comes
Out of Hospital With,
MANY Bruises.

Assistant chief Dave Sullivan, of the
fire department, who was caught under
the falling wall at the Buckler build
ing Sunday morping, was down town
Wednesday morning and visited the
scene Of the fire for the first time since
his narrow escape from death at the time
mayor Robinson and fireman Ware lost
their lives The assistant chief has his
right hand in bandages and his entire
right arm is badly bruised from the
falling brick which struck him. He is
also suffering from slight scalp wound
which was prevented from being fatal
by the metal helmet which he was wear
ing at the time of the accident
The assistant chief says he remembers
little of what happened after the first
bricks started falling from the wall pre-
ceding the avalanche of material.
Il heard the wall make peculiar
noise as il cracked and started to fall.
I also remember Of the bricks starting
to fall around me and that was the last
] did remember until I was out OF the
Wreckage and on my way to the hos
pitaL"
Sullivan was receiving congratulations
from; everyone he met down town We'd
nesday morning. His left hand was
kept busy shaking the hands of his
friends who congratulated him on his
narrow escape from death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-08-17
BUCKLER PROPERTY
FUTURE UNDECIDED
Mrs. c.. n. Buckler Arrives
From California Acct
dents q Shock

Mrs c. n. Buckler, owner of the
Buckler building which burned Sunday
morning, arrived Tuesday evening from
Long Beach, where she has been spend
ing the summer. Mrs Buckler has
formed no plans for the future of the
site as she is too much depressed at the
present time oTar the loss of her prop
erty, and the shock of the death of
mayor Robinson and fireman Ware She
has been in consultation with Hawkins
Bros, her local agents who are having
the walls of the ruins wrecked.
Mrs. Buckler stated that the building
which was erected seven years ago, was
valued at $4,000 and that her loss will
be heavy, as she carried but $4,000 in
surance-
II am becoming reconciled to the loss
of my property" Mrs, Buckler said
Wednesday morning but it is the death
of the men under the wall that is most
distressing to me-"
Mrs Buckler is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs J. A Happier.