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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-23
CHRISTMAS.

The balmy days of summer arc
gone, autumn has passed with her
gay plumage, and winter, the king
of the seasons, now reigns supreme.
lie has covered the earth with his
soft white blanket to protect the
plants and flowers from the bitter
cold. With the snow come the ling
ling Of bells and the merry voices Of
those who glide along in the moon.
light, so engrossed in their enjoyment
that they ignore the cold, frosty air.
In fact it seems to bring a smile
and a good word of cheer from every
one we meet, for everyone is young
again at least for the holiday season.
The shops are wearing their gayest
apparel and glow and glitter with
the beautiful things to delight both
young and old, and in the hustle and
rush Of laying in store OF presents
for our friends, the jostling seems only
to increase the good humor and ex-
element of the crowd Of shoppers,
Christmas has come to be pre-
eminently a time Of giving, and let
us remember that it is not the intrin-
sic value, but the love and goodfel-
lowship which accompany gift, no
matter how small, that brings Joy to
the heart of a friend. And as this is
a time for giving let us not forget
those who are not able TO return our
gifts, but who SO much appreciate
any little kindness which we can do
for them. Asimple word Of fricndli-
ness and good cheer will sometimes
bring a JOY to some poor life which
nothing else could give. 1t is well to
keep in mind always that ii is more
blessed to give than to receive, and
evenif we cannot feel the JOY ofgiving
as we would wish, it is well to cult.
vate this side ofour nature so that as
we grow older this spirit may grow
with us.
This season is the childrens de-
light, for their thoughts turn to
Santa Claus with his wonderful rein
deers, which glide along through the
air to the top of the houses, that
Santa may come down the chimney
with his inc xhaustible sack of candies
and toys. to fill the stockings which
are hung in a row in the chimney
corner, each with note pinned to it
asking for the things which Santa is
sure to grant from his endless store.
This custom, which was inaugu.
rated by the Dutch so many years
ago, has been a Joy to the children
for generations, and sad will be the
time when the world has become so
intellectual that it will be necessary
to substitute Ben amin Franklin or
some other public character for the
child's patron saint.
Not least in the celebration is the
family reunion and the bouHteous
dinner where all join round the festal
board to partake of the generous
supply of good things, under which
the table creaks and groans.
When the festivities are over and
the quieter hours have come we sit
down and think, and the children are
told Of the shepherds who watched
their ilocks by night to whom the
angels appeared proclaiming Peace
on earth Good will to men
So in the general enjoyment of the
day let us not forget that it ccle.
brates the birth of the Christian Era
and try to realize and appreciate
what this has meant to the people of
the world throughout so man cen
turtles.
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How an appalling calamity in his family
was prevented IL told by A. u. Mcdonald Of
Fayetteville, n. C., X. +. ID No. =. MY
sister had consumption" he writes: she
was very thiu and pale. had no appetite and
seemed to grow weaker every day as all
remedies failed. till DIR. Kings New Discovery
was tried. aud so com pletefy cured her that
she has not heen troubled with a cough since
It's the best medicine ! ever saw or heard Of
For coughs. colds. lagrippe. asthma. crouu.
hemorrhnse. all bronchial troubles, It has no
equal Soe 500. Trial bottle free. Guarau.
teed by c. l.. hcDannaid. Bel Air Nd and
Darlington Pharmacy. Darlington, Md.
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or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits Of said estate. All persons
indebtrd to said estate are requested to m ak {
i'm mediate payment.
Given under NV hand and seal this eth
day OF December. 1910.
NOBLE l.. MITCHELL.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


This Is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Hartford county, Md. letters OF adninistra.
ton on the estate of
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On or Before the 7th day Of June. 1911.

late 81 Hartford county. deceased. Anpersons
having slams against said deceased are here
bS notified TO exhibit the same. with the le-
gal vouchers thereof
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Chiidron Cry
FOR FLeTCHER'S
9 a 8 TO RIA
Wants to Help Some One

for thirty wears J, =. Bower, Of Fertile
No. needed help and couldn hndit, Thnt's
why he wants to help some one now. Suffer.
ing so long himself he feels for all distress
from Rack ache. Nervousness, Loss of An
petite, Lass'tude and KIDNEY disorders lie
shows that Electric Bittcrs work wonders
tor such troubles. Five bottles, he writes
wholly cured me and now am well and
Liver Trouble, Dyspepsia. Blood nisorJe,s
Female Complaints and Malaria TRY them
SOC at {. l.. Mcnannald's, Bel Air, Md, and
darlington Pharmacy, Darlington Md.
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~$1O.00O to Lend on Mortgage at
s. So and 6 per cent Sums TO suit.
Char es H. MacNabb. Cardiff, Md

@rFor Sale BERKSHIRE Pigs; Sow and
Piss; Sows bred for February and March
farrow to Registered Boar OF Baron
Premier stock; Bro wn Marc, weigh l 200.
supposed in foal BY Coach Hors: Avianus;
Bay Mare, : years old. by Pilot Medium.
IT,. enc driver. fearless; q two horse
Tread Power. X. l. Matinson. Darling.
ton. Nd. Phone 69-i4, Havre de Grace.
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~For Sale-Two Chester White
brood sows with 8 pigs. sired by regis.
tered Berkshire. Also one horse tread
power and thresher. II. II. Pyle, Forest
Hill. Md. c. * p. phone.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
CAROLINE r. MITCHELL.

I bis Is to give notice that the subscriber
ha. obtained from the Orphans Court oi
afford county. Nd, letters documentary
On she estate Of
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or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits Of said estate. All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make
i'm mediate payment.
Given upder my hand and seal this 2sth
day of November. 1910.
GEORGE A. CAIRNES.
Administrator.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eight esats iiAs Tor the first Insertion and
5 esats lias Tor each subsequent iassr,ioa-
ssvsa words 10 lies. Nc sdvsrtisemsat 10.
ssrtsd salsss prepaid.
Nc advertisement lassFtsd iss les thaa IS
esnka
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Money to Loan on Mortgage.
Harlan g. Webster. Attorneys at Law,
Bel Air.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
WILLIAM *. LYrLE,

This IL to give notice that the subscriber
has obtain from the Orphans Court of
Il afford county, Md. letters of administra-
tion on the estate OF
WILLIAM Il. LYrLE,
late of said county. deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by nntihrd 10 exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 18th Day Of June, 1911.
or they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefits Of said estate All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
payment.
Given under my hand and seal this I'll day
Of December, 1910.
LAURA y. LYTLE,
CHALES K. ST. CLAIR
Admin. 1t ratoIs
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


This Is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Haiford County, Md. letters Of adninistra-
tion on the estate Of
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rustee's Sale.

By rtu- 81 decree e. 'hr Circuit CU4Tt
for HaTf' ID CGubty. siitig as q Court oi
Equity. the uu1eTsiEhcd wilt NJ, AZ fubitg
Auction. At the court Hou.s door IN Rel AiT,
Maryland.
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On or Before III, 18th Day Of Jun,. 1911.

late Of Hartford county. deceased. All persons
having claims against said decr ased are here.
by notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof
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~Por Rent at Joppa. A neat, at.
ttactive ,iI room cottage in good condi.
ton. with Garden attached Joseph b..
Hanway.
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northumberland man by month
or year for general iarm work. including
milking. House. fire wood. garden. etc.
furnished. Address VI Fallston, Md.
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ss-Por SsIe-At private sale, the He'd
rick Farm cont aiming so acres and i'm.
provements near Castleton. Terms easy.
!. w. McNsbb and Henry A. Whitaker,
trustees.
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1rLost-Between Hartford Furnace
and Stepney right hand cuff glove,
long. brown fur. Finder please return
to Rev. c. G Wolf or inform Churchvile
SIS and receive reward.
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~fo: Sale fresh Cow. William f
Robinson, Pei Air Md
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~Lost -Watch Fob Locket. initials
j z L." Reward II returned TO tbi.
nfficr
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~Money to lend on mortgage. Ap,
ply to Walter W. Preston, Attorney. Be-
Afr. Nd.
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h@-lf you wish to bond as trustees,
executors, administrator. guardian, COM
mittee, receivers. contractors. cashier, or
as county, state or Federal official. apply
to the United Surety Company. II. A,
Whitaker, General Agent, Bel Air, Md.
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A ~ y The improvements consist Of
aSTONE MAN SION. extreme
~ " well built, with ~ Rooms
good dry Cellar. and slate
roof and pump at the Kitchen
door. Two story tenant house mart frame
phft stone. porch and slate root with never
failing spring and sprinRhouse near the door
Large Double decker Bank barn, with stab.
ling for thitty-two head of cattle aud horse.
and slate root; Smoke House, Chicken House
Rnd other necessary uutbuldings all build.
inRs being IN good condition.
The nciIhborhnod In witch this farm I.
situated Is very desirable. being conveniently
near schools, churches and stores and on
good roads, with the mRvadam road from
Shufrhvtlle to HayTc de Grace aud nei Air
within one and ono half miles The lam,
commands beautiful view at many miles of
the most fertile lands Of the 4 ,unty
TERMS or sALB.
The terms ot sale prescribed by the decree
are One thiid nf the purchase money to lie
paid IN cash On the day Of sale or on the
tntiheation thereof. In the discretion of said
trustee. one-third thereof Ia siS mont his and
the residue In twelve months from the day Of
SAFE, or nllcHsh at the option Of The purchaser
hecredit payments to bear interest from the
day OF sale aud to lie secured b, the notes or
bonds Of the purchaser. with security to he
approved by the trustee,
kohERT ARCHER.
Trustee.
Joshua W. Nice all. Auctioneer.
More favorable terms may he secured ON
application to the trustee
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@r Money to Lend on Mortgages In
sums to suit. Forest Hill Permanent
building Association. Forest Hill, Md.
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More favorable terms may he secured on
application to the trustee.
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~For Sale-Pour pigs weighing
about 100 pounds each. Mrs NJ. p
Foard, Fountain Green, Md.
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p@r The undersigned offers his services
to the people Of Hartford as practical
painter and paper hanger Estimates
furnished when desired and satisfaction
guaranteed. Work taken in any part of
the county and prompt service rendered.
Address K. T, Boyer, Bel Air, Z. p. d.,
No. 1.
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ALL THAT FARM

On Monday, January 10Th, 1871,
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w Money to Loan on Mortgage. Ap.
ply to John d. Worthington.
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pA-Notice-Just arrived at Pallst on, st a.
ton NJ. * 7. K. K and set up for your in
spection, "A full car load Of High Grade,
Built.to.Ordcr Vehicles OF every desciip.
ton, including lot Of Special Milk
Wagons These goods are finely finished
paint hard, and guarantee them to
give you the best of satisfaction. !. X.
Davis. Benson. Md. c. & 7. Phone
1903 10 Bel Air
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~ - " '''Nss NJ
ALL THAT FARM,
containing about
1870 ACRES.

of whish Maud X. GorsuCh died seized and
where she resided at tho time OF her death
situated In the Third Election District OF said
county. on the public road leading from
Church willie to Priestford Bridge, and adioin
ing the lands OF william W. wilson n
Arthur stump, formerly owned by George
Iochars) and Dr. Dennis Spalding formerly
owned by bernard McIlvainl and Is the same
land described In deed from X. Harris
Archer and wife to John Riley and wife, dated
ltth May. issa. and OF record among the
Land Records OF said county, In Liber l. l..
! No, ~, folio 10; about 40 acres Of said
land being In good timber and the balance
tiliabie. II Is well fenced, well watcred and in
fine state OF cultivation. the land being
very fertile. being of what Ii known MS the
beer Creek Farms, and Ii ono nf the most
productive farms In the county. About siIty
acres OF this farm 10 In good sod. and has not
been plowcd for at least thirty years; Il also
has n thrifty young orchard of variety ni
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-23

Ell PASO. Tex, Dec. IS One
thousand additional Regulars ARMED
at Chihuahua today and have hestn
rushed forward to reinforce the ress-
nants OF the government army. whtch
is still penned IN and starved BY tha
Revolutionists at Padernales.
General Cuellar will take command
Of the Federas at once and sanr
guine battle is expected to take place
tomorrow.
The Revolutionists are said to have
the Fedcrals at Padernales COM
pletely surrou unded with every avenue
of .escap pc, guarded by machine guns.
The purpose of holding them in thia
position is to starve them into sur
render and the outcome of the en-
gagement when the reinforcemenkn
arrive will be strong forecast Of the
success or failure of the revolutfon-
ary movement.
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LOOKS BAD
FOR MEET
ON BEACH.
FUNDS NOT FORTHCOMING
Jas RAPIDLY AS EXPECTED.
COMMITTEES ARE, HOWEVER
STILL WORKING WITH IDEA
BUSINESS MEN CAN SEE AID
VANTAGE OF ADVERTISING.

The outlook for an automobile race
meet on Daytona beach next spring
is not as encouraging at this time as
was hoped for, the committees ap-
pointed at the meeting held Tuesday
evening not having met with the suc-
cess expected in the work of solicit
ing funds with which the put on the
meet here.
The committees have made an ear
nest canvass among the business men
of the city and are of the opinion
the people here do not fully realize
what it will mean to Daytona and vi
cinity IL the race meet is not held
here this season.
The plans call for the biggest
beach racing meet ever held, with
the fastest cars and most daring
drivers in the world as par
ticrpants in the various events and
will give Daytona the best means of
advertising it has ever had. The
fame of the city, together with the
beauties and advantages of the
beach as a racing ground will be
spread ell over the world and dis
played in every city and town in
| which newspaper is printed.
If the ra.e meet is passed up this
year and good records are made in
the meet at Jacksonville it will
mean that Daytona will lose its iden.
| THY as racing center and this
means Of advertising the city will be
lost.
The committees are still at work
soliciting funds among the business
men and individuals in this city and
vicinity and have not yet lost all
hope Of bringing the meet here the
last week in March.
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sun OVER The MERIDIAN;
LONGER DAYS NOW COMING,
CELEBRATION OF CHRISTMAS is
NOT THE ONLY EVENT OF
NOTE AT THIS SEASON OF THE
YEAR.

Single-minded persons who take no
particular interest in such a readily
understandable thing as astronomy.
are inclined to think that Christmas
is the only thing on the calendar for
the month Of December, but the win
ter solstice is another annual event
for December, and big one, too.
At neon Wednesday the sun
reached its greatest distance south
Of the equator and is now coming
north again. The increasing length
Of each day from now on rs the sure
of coming sumner for
nonthern ATTITUDES. The days will
continue to grow longer from now
until June 81, when the sun will reach
its northern point and turn back
south ayail and the days will begin
to shorten.
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new YEAR
OUTLOOK
IS GOOD
TO JUDGE BY CHRISTMAS;
PAST ONE WAS PROSPEROUS.
BIG CORPORATIONS, WHO HAVE
ENJOYED GOOD BUSINESS NOW
DISTRIBUTING BONUSES ANON
EMPLOYEES.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23-If Christ
mas gifts are any criterion the year
just closing has been a prosperous
one among the big business concerns
offthe country and the outlook for
the coming year is of the best.
General business conditions through
out the United States are good with
promising indications for 1911. The
labor situation in the east is very
good, but there are some labor
troubles in the west and at Tampa,
Fla.
The United States Steel corporation
has distributed $2,750,000 among
its employees for the Christ
mas season, but it is said the cor
poration will lay off $4,000 men with
in fortnight. j. P. Morgan e Co.,
as a Christmas present gave every
employee full years salary.
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ICE
IS CREATED;
Nan NAMED.
llERAL SUPERINTENDENT
POSITION On EAST COAST.
4. NELSON or JACKSONVILLE
is NAMED ron NEW POSITION
WITH HEADQUARTERS AT ST.
AUGUSTINE.

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 23-Official
n1aqapccment has just been made of
raation of new office on the
4orida East Coast Railroad, that of
yeneraE superintendent, and the ap-
.otntment Of J. H. Nelson to fill tha
josition, beginning January 2. Mr..
selson will have his headquarters at
S. Augustine.
Mr.. NelsOn at present is manager
he Jacksonville Terminal Company,
vhich position he has held for the
asst three years. He rs recognized
Is railroad official of splendid ca
iacity, and his selection to fill this
esponsible post of duty with the
florida East Coast, which position is
reated n the organization with the
,ppointment, is sterling testi-
aopial to his worth as a transporta-
IN fficial.
Prior to his residence IN jackson
he Mr.. Nelson was superintend-
nt ofsthe Queen and Crescent Route
'Flth headquarters 10 Chattanooga.
Since his connection with the Jack
sionville Terminal. he has made many
warm personal friends here, who are
extending congratulations ON his
s;plendid promotion.
Mr.. Nielsen will assume his new
iuties on January 2, as they win nec-
assitate him residing in st. Au-
gustine, he win move his family
here early in January. just who
will succeed Mr.. Nelson as manager
81 the Jacksonville Terminal Com.
oany is a matter Of speculation, but
It is expected that the board of di-
rectors will meet at am early date
ito appoint q successor to fill the va
eancy caused by Mr.. Nelson's resig
nation.
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KEY VEST PASTOR BUSY;
RECORD FOR MARRIAGES.
FORMER PASTOR OF DAYToNA
BAPTIST CHURCH uNiTEs Fou
COUPLES in TWO AND ONE
HALF HOURS.

KEY WEST, Dec. 23-Rev. How
ard B. Gibbons. pastor of the Con-
gregational church here and former
pastor tf the Baptist church in Day
tona, broke a record by performing
four marriage ceremonies in the space
OF two and oneahalf hours in one
evening. Three of these couples wer'
rarried at the parsonage, while the
cel emony which united the other cou.
pie was performed at the home OF the
brides 'parer Is.
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Big FIRE IN new ORLEANS;
THREE NEGROES ARE KlILll.
FLAMES WHICH START IN THE
scHusERTs' THEATER cAusE9
DAMAGE AMOUNTING TO ~
HALF MILLION.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23-Firs.
which started in the Schuberta'
theater here this morning swept
through the building and caused dam
age amounting to half million d0l-
lars. Three negroes are believed to.
have been burned to death.
The flames spread rapidly through
the block and the heaviest .loaera
are The Union Furniture company,
the Hansel Stationary company and
the Shuberts. The fire in the Shn-
bentsa building is now under control
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COLD WEATHER TOMORROW;
STORM HEADED THIS xAI.
PREDICTIONS ARE FOR RAIN TO-
NIGHT WITH WINDS, FAIR
WEATHER AND COLDER SAT-
URDAY.

WASHINGTON. Dec. % - Soyth-
east storm warming have been
ordered displayed in Florida today
At present there is disturbance
over the Mississippi which VIII
move northeast and cause brisk and
high southeast and south winds shit
ing to northwest tonight or saturday
morning. Rain is predicted for Flor
ida tonight. Warnings of coming
storm have been displayed all along
the Atlantic coast from Norfolk to
and along the gulf coast from
Key West to Panama City.
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FouR ARCHITECTS PRESENT
DRAWINGS AND AsEMBERs oF'
suILDIno COMMITTEE Will
TAKE TIME ron sELEcTiolx.

Four sets Of piama, n11t t1p ttted hy
f,nr architects. were plsS ax| 4 =
lie building comm iktsS ~ tlal
tcna lodge OF Elks af fIIS 81 8 & 81
tbat body Thursday eve 80 a S,2l Ie1le
~ 4ha plans was a,ccented q
The va .fous pla:1s ~ hIo I. nau
sr,,,h ho,,se and hone f<,f |fh1 I,dr &
were complefe ar,xl Ijski n cbory t1a
raanv wavas but fhs rS,l1,131fttee. after
st,,dving thern for some ffne decided
:, accanf tha nne "a 81 r;Iana x1,jch
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OUT;
a PERISH
IN CHICAGO.
ENTIRE BLOCK WIPED OUT;
NORRIS PLANT DESTROYED.
FIREMEN WORK FOR SO HOURS
CONTINUOUSLY AND RECOVER
BODIES OF 21 or. THEIR CON-
RApEs.

CHICAGO, DEC. % - The fire
which started in the Morris packing
Giant yesterday morning and has
been burning continuously until this
morning, was thoroughly under con-
troll at $3.50 O'Clock this morning.
Authentic figures place the num-
Der of bodies recovered at 81, and
It is known that two bodies are still
IL the ruins and five are still miss
ing. This places the number Of be-
lieved dead at 2S.
The entire plant of the Nelson
Morris Packing company, covering the
entire block between Forty third and
Forty fifth and Loomis and Bishop
streets, except one warehouse, has
been destroyed by the flames.
More than 1000 firemen, broken in
spirit By the death of their chief
and worn ont by the 33 hours of con
tinuous fighting, kept on all through
the light risking their lives trying
to rescue the bodies of their com
rades and save further loss by the
| flames
Fire Breaks Out Again
The fire broke out afresh at noon
today and it is believed the one re
naming warehouse is doomed.
The missing five firemen have beer
found alive. The total number oi
dead now numbers "a