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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
FROM TACOMA

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carstens. of
Tacoma. and MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Morck
OF Seattle. arrived Saturday evening
in the Carstens auto. for few days
visit on Grays Harbor Mr.. Carstens
who Is president of the Carstens Pack
ing Co.. is recovering from severe
Hines. and is making the trip for
pleasure.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
GLENN SMITH WINS

Sergeant Glenn Smith. of Co. G.
Second Regt. N. G. W.. won the pair
Of field glasses offered by George J..
Wolf for the member of the company
who secured the greatest number OF
recruits for Co. G. between June l.,
and July Is. Sergeant Smith secured
six new members for the company and
will have the prize presented him to.
morrow evening after company drill
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
INSTALLING HEATING PLANT

Workmen are engaged in installing
3 heating plant in the Wishkah block.
IL is said that the plant will be OF SUI
ticient capacity 10 furnish heat for
the entire building. together with
those 70 the west Of il on wishkah
street Additional reinforcements 70
the foundation OF the western wall of
the Wishkah block are also being in
stalled
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
HAS FOOT CRUSHED

Isaac LaFave. Il brakeman at the
railroad camp of the A. +. Coats Log
ging Co.. was brought to the Aber.
deem General hospital Friday night
with his left foot badly crushed La
Fave fell from Il car as the train was
backing down to the river landing,
and his foot was caught under a
wheel.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25

The Herald In tho oldest paper on
0rays Ilarbor. and has larger circu-
tntion than amy othor paper IN Chohalis
county. Advertising contracts are
bused upon this clam OF circulation
and all money duo ON coutrncts oxocu-
DID under this statement Will DO tor
i6itsd II tho stntemont DO not absolute-
y tru0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
DEATH OF HENRY A. hOWlET1

Henry A Hewlett. aged - yesrs,
died 8, his home. 80 West Heron
street ~ O'clock yes, erisy morning
oi locomotor stsNis, after : protracI-
eli Illness. Funeral services will be
conducted from the home ., o'clock
TOMORROW afternoon: intermeut will
take place in Fern H;ll.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

City subscribers failing 20 receive
the Herald by \ II On Mondays
srd Thursdays viii please notify the
Cry Messenger Co. Tel. 1881. and
pSper viii be sen, - the SddrsSS 81
once.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25
Semi-weekly
Aberdeen herald.

Published every Monday and Thurs
Nv day at 4OS East WiBhkah Street.
Telephone 5401.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-25

Entered at the Postoillcc at Aberdeen.
Wash, M sccOnd-claHs mail matter.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

Mrs. r. Davis little daughter. Ruth,
iseperdiug the week ia the household
of lRu-sel Flowers at Hamburg
Miss Estene Burts who has been Wis.
ting her mother for several seek, re-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .,,o,i. lac, ,,osL
WI iva ~ '~' -0'''' ''''d' ''
c. j. Tomhnson, tooSHeeper at the
Citizens Bank. returned last nieht from
,I..-..;... 90, ,..,.,.. ,.,i,a "a,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

sgd Hre. wa rllwn this week at
the h'me Of 'lr arI Mrs. T. G. Smith.
Fieischm ans Fl.st received at hi.
ais Grocep s.or, sh twice week.
Misses Ma b.'l aui Gble Strou dNre-
turned Satu Day ION q visit to relatives
10 Ellavlie
See j. W. MrktuJn for Fire Insur
ance. He rlprssents pme Of the lead.
ing companioa Sll4t
Mrs. j. C. Dugrance Of Jacksonville
arrived TUESDAY and ia the guest Of
Mrs. Columbus Smith
For sale,--Shlngla7 an d Augusta
brick. Prices sutisiact ny. See Chas.
c. Carroll or alephOn number %. IT,
Tom Leslie. Porter ant, Harry and
Leroy Palmer aud Aptus Stanton made
an auto trip to Lee ruaday, returning
the same day.
Mre. S. r, WbRley md two little
daughters, Blanche una Olive, arrived
Saturday and a.. Guest a. Mrs, Ruus
Dickinson this week.
Archie L. VAN ana we left on We'd
nesd ay Of last EEK Poo Washington
wbere they will sin Bot Livingston
Vann ana other e.aiivar
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

Fire Insurance? See j. w. McKn-
non for IA policy IN good company.
Mrs j. j. sullivan aud daughters,
Ruby and Kathleen, returned to their
home at Westfar4 Friday.
Miss Susie Ellison who has been Wis.
ting friends in Greenyiile for several
weeks, returned home last THURSDAY.
Mrs. Matte Witherspoou is still IN
Greeuyhle With Nra. Hardy, having
gone there to nurse Mrs. Harby's son,
Lawrence, in his last illness.
All persons interested are notified
to be at Pine Grove cemetery on We'd
nesday Aug. 3lst for the annual clean
ing up, Bring lunches with you,
Statesmen Wanted TO look sitter our
interest IN Madison aud adjacent coun'
Ties. Salary or Commission, Address
The Victor Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
The +. Nj. dormitory viii not be
eady for occupancy until Oct lst, so
boarding pupils win secure board in
private nomes until then. Prof. Cate
A1thorizes US to state that the contract
rs been let and the work began on the
rev college building which 10 to com
prise five recitatiop,rooms and a large
auditoripm. He expects to have this
completed and ready for use by Dec, l..
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25
IN Dr. g. B. Wnnams, Llyer and

Try DIR. G. B, Williams Liver and
Kidney Pills for Constipation.
DIR. w. F. Parramore will be absent
from his Office all Of next week
Miss May Nickel has as her guest this
week Miss Maggie Perry Of Mcseley
Hall.
wanted:-l0O dozen eggs each week.
Highest market price petd, cash or
trade. r.. V. Dial, If
Mrs. William Tooke returned this
week from waycross where she has
been visiting relatives.
Miss Ethel Rowe expects to leave next
Tuesday for Bioken Arrow, Oklahoma,
where she win visit her brsther, Knox
Rowe.
Ola Sanders ard "littleA Ola left
Tuesday for st. Louis, cincinnati and
other points on trip 70 cover ten days
or two weeks.
Mrs. Grant Wheeler spd Ruth, who
have been visiting friepps and relatives
in Ohio for several MONTHS, returned
home saturday.
Bate Thomas q Jacksonville was in
town a short time last Wednesday. He
went from here 10 attend the funeral of
,Lsy1snce Harbs
h4fsP. s. c5sglns aad-P, S. jr., left
sasur.lay fcr cincmpati where they will
boaid With Mrs Albert Fraleigh the
remainder of the summer.
Auloug those who came hire to attend
the fSlpg bed OF Mr.. Tedder were VIII
TsdQer Of Jacksonville AND Lewis Les
lie oNthia county, With their respective
wivesI
Bloodne The Wgrld's Tonic is the
best tonic and body buildeC Free sam
pie by mail for lOc. Address, The
Bloodine Co, Inc, Boston, Mass. d.
G. Smith, special agent.
Mesdames W, j.. Parram6re and G.
B. Ashley, accompanied BY Helene Fra
leigh, went Saturday TO Panacea, Springs
where they will spend several pleasant
restful weeks for the benehtof their
/. health.
In buying cough medicine, Don't be
afraid to get Chamberlaln'y Cough
Remedy. There s'no danger ,frSRl IT,
and relief Is sure to follow. E-peaally
recommended for coughs, colds a' d
whoopipg cough Sold by all druggists
Attending the funeral Of Lawrence
Hardy from this place we're Mesdames
w. Is. Davis, Marie HARDY abd Nee.
Tharin IN a car driven by kk'Wade, ana
Rev. aud Mrs. Whilnell unGf'Miss Mqmie
Lou MADDEN. their car bsng driven by
Ola Sanders.
Mrs. Guy Simms has attended camp
messing near Ousey, Ga. where her
fparenls tented duriaethe meeting She
lwith her children, was absent ten days
returuing Monday. Miss Viva Sims Of
vaidoata accompanied Mrs. simms
home Tor two weeks visit. =
say.how about that bugs9Asad wss
ong Don't il need repairs9 II % ear
on me at the shop ear the Madison
Ginning Co for frsr class work ~
every respect. PRICE, are right. Prompt
..-....-.,,. ,<,.li work Try me and be
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25

Try'Dr G. B. Williams Liver and
Fidney Pills for Blliousness.
Mrs. c. c, Carroll aud the boy are
spending this week at Pablo Beach.
Hon Charles Davis returned from
his visit to his family at Pablo Monday
Of this week.
Get j. w McKinnon to insure your
property against loss by fire. His com
pan'es are strong and safe. At
A solid car load ofbananas for sale by
the bunch Friday and Saturday at Ga
and Fla. depot. See or phone Charlie
Carroll
B. B. Mccall returned Tuesdaysfrom
the mountains Of Georgia and North
Carolina where he spent several weeks
with bis family.
R. D. Rowe visitedhis sisters, Mrs.
John Dlanton Of Lee and Mrs Ed Glass
of Blue Spring, from Tuesday to Thurs
day Of last week.
We regret to learn Of the serious III
ness Of Master George PRrrott; ne re-
cult Of going IN swimming too soon af
ter an attack Of Roseola.
Misses Annie and Bessie Mcleod ahd
MIR, Lilly constituted an auto party com.
ing over from Quitmen one day lrst
week to spend The day with the Misses
Tucker. I'll
What will YOU take for th>t Cough
you have Bill? / don't want it, but Il
| had It / would take Bloodlne Cough
Checker, 25c bottle will cure you. d.
G.. Smith, special agent
Prof. w. A. Cate is now teaching IN
Prof. Grant Wheeler's place while the
latter is enjoying a greatly needed rest
at Talluiah Falls before resnming bis
school duties at the opcniug of theiall
term.
II your liver is sluggish and out Of
tone, and you feel dull. bilious consli7
pated, take dose o. Cham berltan' s
stomach and Liver Tablets tonight be-
fore retiring and you VIII feed all right
IN the morning. Sold ~ all druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Livingston IT,,
and Archie III leave this atternocn for
Jackeonvllg 10 that City they Will be
joined by Frank Webb and on saturday
all viii EN- bark Oh Clyde steamer for
New York where they will spend several
weeks sightseeing.
a meeting Of the county democratic
executive committee has been called
and will be held at the court house TO.
morrow morning at which the name Of
some good citizen will be selected and
he recommended to the governor for
appointment as Supervisor Of Registra
ton, made necessary by the death Of
Geo II. Tedier.
Be sure and take bottle OF Cham
berlain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with you when starting on youi
trip this summer, Itcannot be obtain
Ell on board tue trains or steamers
Changes OF water and climate otter
causes sudden attacks Of diarrhoeq, npd
it is best 10 be prepared. Sold TX al
Grugglsis.
b. N. Tuclter, the well known horse
man, will leave about Sept. LIST for lh'
slock markets of the west to pu. olias'
his fist supply of horses and mulee g
the fall trade ANY person wanpqg
special kind Of horse or mule VIZ e'
welf see him or Iet him knoNB0F u'p .
just What is desired. Mr.. YJrrs N A
scented the Lines stables. a4'eh. " as
stroud house. and viii bs e'afAFf N
ibis friends aad. pstrops cal psp ~
there. .z&laAl-ilAiA vs.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-08-25
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Phone 76.

"Where are you going? Never mindl
just follow the slgnboard that says
BE Kind;
Do the duty that near you lies
That is the road to Paradise"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
DOOIN PEEVISH, RESIGNS FROM
 THE PHILLIPS
Angry When His Deal is Blocked Tommy Downey of This City Not Included in Deal

Philadelphia, Oct 27-CharIes W. Dooin last night resigned as manager of the Phillies. He refuses to accept the dictation Of Horace FogeI. presi- dent of the club, and of Chubby" Charlie Murphy of Chicagos the alleged power behind the .hrone Dooin may he prefers to quit the club entirely He is under contract for two years as catcher.
 players for four men now with the Reds. Dooin lost no time in resigning when he heard that Foge1 had dec1ar- ed the deal could not go through. upon between Dooin and Manager Clarke Griffith of the Cincinnati club. The men involved were Pitchers Me Grant and Outfelder Bates of the Phillies for Pitchers Rowan and Beebe, Third Baseman Lobert and Outflelder Baskert of the Cincinnati club.
 From a source very close to Dooin it was learned that Charley Murphy thinks the Chicago club is so badly in need of pitchers right now that Mo Quil1en might be a big help to it's pitching staff.
 Cincinnati, Oct. 27.-'I shall fight to the last ditch to carry out the deal be- tween the Cincinnati and Philadelphia National League baseball clubs. The very princi of organized baseball are at SCdke III LIlIS 1I1d1A' II AOH- ident Fogel of the Philadelphia club can call off a trade after it has been signed up and witnessed then the foun- dation upon which organized baseball stands is taken away.
 This was the statement made yester- day by President August Hermann of the Cincinnati club when shown te1e- gram from Manager Charles s. Dooin of Philadelphia, which read: "F'ogel blocked deal and called it off"
 The deal, it is alleged, was made in writing by Managers Dooin and Grif- fifth and signed Oct. 21.
 It now becomes known that Tommy Downey is not connected in the deal. The report had gone out that the lo- cal player was one of the Cincinnati four, but it looks as if he is to be maintained by Manager Griffith.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
OFFERS S1,5OO TO SECURE RELEASE OF TIED" LEWIS
 FORMER LOCAL POLOIST

Providence, Oct. 27.-The greatest price ever offered for the release of a
 roller polo player was offered here at a meeting of the National Polo league. yesterday when the manage ment of the Fall River team offered to give the Providence management S1,5O0 for the release of Teddy Lewis, the former Bridgeport rush. The of fer was turned down by Manager Nick McGi1vray of the Grays, who realizes that if he let Lewis go, he might as well give up his entire team. The fact that this offer, the largest ever made for a polo player, was giv- en for Lewis increases that players value in the eyes of the National league fans and McGilvray's popular ity in Providence for turning it down.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
HARVARD TEAM READY
 FOR WEST POINTERS

Boston, Oct. 27.-With but two ex- captions the whole Harvard team is intact and had but light practice to- day. Dicky Wigglesworth, the star quarterback, who has benn out of the game for two weeks, returned to the game, yesterday. No scrimma ges were held, the work being light and short A good deal of bunting and drop-kicking was practiced, but the high wind interfered with it's effici- ency. It is said Corbett will be in shape for the West Point game, Sat urday.
 Extra stands for the Dartmouth game are at the top of the stadium and work will be begun in a few days on the big stadium which en- closes the north end of the ampi- theatre. The capacity of this game will be about 33,000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
 HAS A BUSY DAY
 FIGHTING FIRES

While four men slept at the rear of the grocery store of Frank Locostro, 739 Pembroke street, at 2 o'clock this morning, flames burst out of the front part of the store and were discovered by Patrolmen Flood and McPadden who sent in an alarm of fire from box 612 The contents of the auto chemical engine squelched the fire by close fighting. The four men sleep ing at the rear of the store made their escape through rear exit. The loss will be about $500.
 There was a strong odor of kerosene about the place and Chief Mooney will report the matter to Chief Egan of the State police who is now the fire marshal of the State.
 After the fire in the Commercial House in Water street yesterday aft ernoon where slight damage was done. the chemical was called to BOP State street to put out a fire in Weldon's saloon. An overheated stove pipe set fire to the woodwork between the walls
 Again at o'clock fire broke out in the attic of the house at 40 Greg ory street occupied by Mike Lozer and family. The fire was caused by the overturning of five gallon tank of gasoline with lighted lamp in the same apartment. A boarder in the Lozen homestead had his hands burn ed trying to put out the fire. The
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
WORK OF ORGANlzIkG THE
 LOCAL BAKERS PROGRESSES
Two Firms Are Adding the Label to Their Bread-Big Mass
 Meeting on Saturday

RepresenfatiVe es @ of anq the Bakers o h'eago cene fectionery Workers International Un- ion began his work in this city a week ago 25 members have been added to the mem bership roll of the organiza- ton and three boss bakers have talk en up the use of the sanitary label which attests that the bread was made under wholesome and healtful condi- tions. A big rally for union and non union bakers will be held next Sat urday evening at 8 o'clock. MT. Tiff of bakers belonging to the organiza- tion and will tell his hearers of the wonderful advancement of the craft in New York city during the past year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
GOLFER GETS S2O,OOO BECAUSE UNABLE TO
 SWING A BRASSIE
Special from United Pressl

AJh1cdgO, OcL. zI-One Of the most novel suits called before a Chicago court was heard todaE. when Frederick R. King, Oxford In: ~arsity graduate football player, golfer and a1-round local street car company, because he could not swing a 'tbrassie'' in a game of golf.
 King brought his golf clubs to court with him and he and his attorneys staged an impromptu exhibition of golf as it should be played,'' for the benefit of the court. King explained that when he was thrown from one of the street cars, several bones in his hands and wrist were broken and golf.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
POLISH VOTERS
 TURN OUT AT A
 DEMOCRAT RALLY
Local Candidates Speakers at Well Attended Meeting in
 Sedlar's Hall

A rally arranged and conducted un- der the auspices of the Polish Demo cratic club in Sed1ar's hall, last night brought out about 15O members to listen to talks the issues of the campaign by Mayor Buckingham, William w. Bent and Joshua Meltzer, candidates for representatives in the general assembly; Archibald McNeil, Jr., candidate for senator in the 22nd district, and Alderman Garry Pad dock, candidate for senator in the 29rd senatorial district. Several of the mem bers of the club also made addresses in their native language. The members of the club extended a vote of thanks to the speakers for ad- dressing them.
 Members of the club in conversa- ton after the meeting stated that the organization was a permanent one and that it was founded wholly pa triotic lines. More than half of the membership have been voting the Re publican ticket for several years pa st but are now of the opinion that tn e Republicans never did keep their cleo ton promises and never intended to do so. The club will be largely rep sented at the meeting in Jackson $ theatre which will be addressed by Judge Simeon B. Baldwin, candidate for governor and others.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
SECRETARY MEYER WILL NOT LET HIMSELF LOOSE
 IN OHIO CAMPAIGN.

Washington, Oct. 27.-Secretary of the Navy Meyer will not be a spell blnder this year. The secretary has peen engaged on a tour of all navy Nards Tn the country and he has been recelV1ng numerous appeals from the ono Republican Committee, to help out m the campaign. Yesterday, at Mop1le, the most urgent plea reached h1m. Meyer was for stalling his in specGtlon trip immediately, and racing to ono, but stoppel long enough to aSk FfeSIoent Taft about the matter
 The Executive wired the secretary that, 1nasmuch as he had already as signed secretaries Knox and Mac NeaSh TO me Buckeye campaign, that Meyer should go ahead with the in spection.
 Meanwh1le, however, Meyer had let h1nseif loose and had sent despatches to Ohio saying that he would be tn ere.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
CHESS GAME
 BY WIRELESS
Austrian Count Beats German Army Officer After Eight Hours Play on High Seas
Especial from United Press.)

Berlin, Oct. PA chess game by wireless telegraphy, between Count Kalowrat, an Austrian nobleman, on board the Austrian steamer Francesca, and Captain Won Frankenberg, of the German army, the German steamer E1onora WOernann, was reported to the war office today. Count Kalowrat was the victor after eight hours play and forty-three moves. The Count was en route from Trieste to Monta- vidio and tried to find someone aboard the Francesca to play with, but in vain. He then asked the wireless op- orator to search for an opponent on other ships and with two hours a wire less message was received from Cap tain Von Frankenberg, who was bound from Bremen to Swakopmund. Terms were accepted and the match began at 2 o'clock in the afternoon It continued until six, was resumed at eight and finished at midnight. To in sure accuracy each move was re- peated twice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
SPORTS OF A DAY 5
DANBURY MAY GET NORTHAMPTON
 B, B. FRANCHISE

Northampton, oct. z27.[@Gilbert Ed, At1ietic Club. which owns the North ampton franchise in the Connecticut league states that there is strong probability of the teams being m wards was in town yesterday and stated that merchants in the Con be represented in the Nutmeg circuit, and have practically assured him of a bonus of $3,OOO if he will transfer the team there. It looks so good 10 Edwards that he will accept and move the team from Northampton, where he. claims to have lost money. Dan bury IS just about the size or North amptOn,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
CASH PRIZES WILL MEAN GOOD BOWLING IN NEW
 CITY DUCK PIN LEAGUE

With cash prizes to the amount Of ,15O as an incentive for greater com. petition the new City Duck A P1n League, formed last evening, vii! starr on ifs sea son next Monday evening at the Arcade alleys. To add zest to the interest fsUncle'' Dudley. proprietor or the alleys, has donated half a hun hunog@a T ed to be divided as follows: First, $40; second, $50: third, s29; fourth, $l2. So; fifth, s1o: sixth: $7.5e; seventh I nth bigb sJ; team string high team three string total, high single string. high ind1vld- ual three strings, and high string
 Omcers of the league were elected as follows: A. B. ieberum. president; A. P Dudley treasurer; and Fred Lar son, secretary. .
 The entrance fee to the league is g. The league adopted a new rule which if carried out insures the life of the organization It is to the eIo rolled off within one week after sched- uIe, or be declared forfeited.
 There are to be ten teams in the league, as follows:
 Mechanics-E1ickS, Nichols, Nagy, F. Wargo and Heifer.
 Arcades-Dudley, Granbery, Casey. Faulkner and B. Holmes.
 Hughes. M Sperry and Wargo.
 Pets-Fdollinelli, Douglas, Harper, F. Jephcote, P. Powers.
 West EndS-F. Larsen, Sche1l, A. Peterson. Bibbins and King.
 East Ends-Penney, Fitzgerald, Rox- bury, Flanagan, c. Smith.
 Arcade, Jrs.-Ayrault, Murphy, Moss, Lannon and StenSOn.
 Edgeneres-Giles, Brewer, Moran, SmalIwood, O'Brien.
 North Ends-Robson, Gflders1eeve, Ward, Elliott and C. Larsen
 SokoIs-A team from Sokol Ha1l en- tered for the sport of the game, to be explained by Mike Kreuther.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-27
FIRE LOSS WILL
 REACH $2,OOO,OOO
Especial from United Press )

Victoria, B. e., Oct. 2T.-Search, today, Of the ruins of the fire which, last night, destroyed a large part of the business section of Victoria, fails to show any casualties, despite the many reports that several persons were dead in the debris. Neither is it believed that anyone was injured.
 The property damage will approach close to $2,OOO,O00. The upholstering department of David Spencer & Com papy sustained the greatest individual loss, about $3O0,000. The Western Union Telegraph and a large number of other lesser buildings, were also destroyed as was the Times Building. Dryard Hotel, and Pemberton Hotel, two of the largest structures in the city, were in imminent danger for hours, but were saved.
 There were many narrow escapes Of persons caught by the flames in the destroyed buildings.