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The sun., 1910-06-17

Wou3 undoubtedly doaarmlns ths char,
aeses o. ths bout a. = pEinsasht and "a,
olioe would az once lodge lnfonnatiou
cnar9lne TIE principals with the commls-
son % ielony. AFresas would fellow
'lnmediatoly and the bout would hr
s,sppod lng heforo twenty rOtnda had
baan conplstod.
Alehough Tits proposed KauFman-
Lan9iord nghe IA plainly a violation ol
M NV. Y n naa 60 aarikingiy lisEal aa
the tg3Ftes-J johnson bout.
What the pFoeodurs a this olloe will
10 10 prevent ihs Jeagiss-Johnsan fahs
90 not care TO outline at this time
hALr LAKR CFTY. Utah. Juns IA
movement 10 bring the Jsaries- Johnson
contest 10 tAis city Fucalvad a ssthaoh
to-day from Gov. Spry. who naia:
see no reason for changing my assi-
tnae. Tie fact that Gov. 0lllsit of Cali
fosnA has refused 10 allow hls State 10
b dlRgraoed BY having the faht In it
= only an addad reason why ahould not
ylala. Ths hght win not bs held IN Utah
vi can prsvunt ~
II was suggested that tho aEht ho held
juse acruP the Nevada line and that ths
crowd bs saksn from this city IN spsoial
trAinA In line with this snRasstiun the
following tslagram was ssnt 70 Promotsr
MehaFd to-day Railroads hero say they
can handle crowds II oa.aoe % aght 4 lt
wore hsld iust asross ~ lna h Nevada,
10 miller from hssp. osuld Ieavo hare
on morning of ARht. retaAFnlng thAt aiHhl. .
The sun., 1910-06-17

aa hmprOveSReni Expsnaiinres Bua Thosa
70 Neeeusiay sae9eed.
CmcAOo. June ls.--AH Improvement
and extension operations on The aanse
Fewhloh con be stopped without incurring
more expense than would b M result
a gong on win be hsld up pending d.
tsvSnlnation Of ths fFsiEht rate question
and observation Of ths working 0f ths
aInSBdment Of he Interstate oonimerCs
law.
rhis Was said to-day by T. p Riplay.
pFsaldsnt % ths Santa We. who a. tie aAms
nime lntimated that M did not concur In
tlis optimistic opinions exprsyssd reCenily
BY PFuNidsat W. G. brown O9 ths New
York Central and Danial willard. prssi-
dS.t of tie BaltimOFs and Ohio.
We had proposed foF The next two
yeaEs en- sxpendlturs of soma Sto.Oa0. .oo9.
psindpally IN dosibis traohinH and BAL
astina.' aaid MF. Ripley. "A great deal
u tina w0rk ia 80 Ear a50ag that Il would
onae more ~ stop than 70 90 On. can't
tell just how much q this will bs held
ap. bus OpsEnti0ns have been discon-
Unused on more than oap half OF "a. and
no new gFaSh WOrk wlIl he taken up.
We are stopping lmpFOvsmsaes be-
cause q ssnsral eonditions. principally
because Of the commeros Law amend
msnt and the rate question. The new
Law is 20 drastic that Ne shall wait and
go how Il works. Necessarily. when
Ne have nothing 70 say about our Own
income. - must be very cautious ab0ui
oar sxpSnditures
Presidents Brown and willard are
rather optimistic c0noNgniRg the work
ing ol ths new law was suggested
They Are entitled 20 thsir opinions.
replied Mr.. Ripley. You can draw
yOsW Own inference a. % mine. Our
uaRe increase amounted t0 sz.sOo.oa
The moat 80 c0uld hope for from the
Increassd rates 10 ti.00.@o-
The sun., 1910-06-17
rIcr0R RE RnKRT ~ PERIL.
RxpAualsn ea EBs Nsw swIFt I.suasA At
t.ake paaeid

sARANAo LAAn. n. v, June Is. Ths
new speed launuh hFought % Lake Placid
aWosk ago By vlgtor Herbert and designed
10 boat the faaaeas n the Adir0adacks
was destroyed w ere loIlWwing an sE-
nlOnion ol fll8 miANeY heHaa.pswer engine
az 1.eo O'clgok tnls nfteFauoa. Tho eA-
Ne. MorbaEt'a camp. JoyiaBd. and the
hOafhouae wa alNo destroyed.
Nr. Herbert Waa Alono IN the buiiding
q tho tima No was warming 40 the
anGins preparatory 70 taking TIE beat
out on de kako iof q trial spin. The en-
NlBe back fred and la q moutent tho
powerful machinery had bNploded. nut-
ling Are % he hull aua " ehe boathouao.
Exoavt Tor mln1r ec1Eches % Me cl0thing
Mr. H01art waa MnlnbuEsd. Tho neW
boat. a thirty iooinf, waa faster than
TIE Rory, with Whioh NJ. Harbart won
an DFiRes IN SIGHT on taks Placid q year
Ae5. lt vas named the DoFy.
The sun., 1910-06-17
THR YALR M oOLLIaION.

Besien msUna. me RlFuaak a Rchooneg
WEDNESDAY NlgAl-No Elagu Deas lAer.
NEw LoMDoN. June ls.-Ths schooner
Henry Nay, lumber laden and hound for
New YOrh. was In collision with the blR
turbine steamer Yale Wednesday svening
near Race Rock light.
The accident occurred about n O'Clock
and the Yale. on her way from New York
70 Boston. pl0uehei through the sailing
vessels headgear. carrying away her
jibhOOm and head saiR. The schooner
was oompellsi 10 put In here Tor repalrs
A heavy lOg caupe1 the collision. The
Yale oA9taf1 brought his steamer about
a. soon a. possible. FINDING the schooner
10 bs In no danger Of sinking and not IN
nsei Of aid he continued on his oourse
The sun., 1910-06-17
DOv'T WlNT c4RNRGIg W0NET
ngoWa Cpmmlttes mapoEta maj Flls
Fsunaalian d NaFFoWlng % Cglle9as.

npewu Gpmmlatea maparea Taat Hh
Feuaaatien n NaFseWlng % Colleges.
PROvInnVch. June lo.-At the annuA
meeting Of the Brown UniveFnlty CaFpo-
ration to-day a majority % the apsoial
COMMITTEES presented q claan cut agclAFa.
ton that it win b. bssl for the collsRa
: o have nothing n d. with any pFopositiou
that might bring Brown UhivsEsity undsS
tho Carnegie FosmdatiOn.
u ls understood that IN advOoating the
idea that Brown 10 hig enough aud indie
psndent enough 70 establish lts own pm.
sion fund for retired professors tho
ma aiOFity Of the COMMITTEES Wiahaa 10 ra-
assure friends ot the university chat
recommendation for q change IN the
charter are n no Way q hid for fundl
ffom tha Carnegie FOnndation.
Slx membogs of the COMMITTEES after
investigating tho entire subiscs Of the
Carnegie Foundation are convincsd that
that organization 10 gradually restricting
instead of increasing thS independents
of those colleges 10 which u giveo aid.
rhrus Of the msmbsFs u the COMMITTEES
while they do not prusent = minority re-
port eaoh offers saaasmsnts giving his
own points 0f aRrssmsat with OF diver
gsDos from tho main report. Immediaee
action upon The mastsr. however. h noe
advised. In consequence after listening
20 ths reading Of al % the reports tho
eorpoFatioR to-day vesed 10 p1stpoAe
H..-sn.. -. -. A.. ..ss... ....sM ..ms
The sun., 1910-06-17
G0VERNMsNT SUES COLONEL.
Beraroa taaaSs @aBs.ses st sRe war splBSl
ana msannSlsa . Prepeaemi.

Bpuaras q save ASIA 90 st sRe war spiBst
Rmd msannilsn . PFeeedemt.
capa oulncy ON. 0iilmorp. y, 3. A..
retired. who served through the Spanish
war a. colonsl Of tho Fourth New jersey
Volunteer infantry. has been mod by tAe
aovsFmrnsnt 10 Fpoovsr esi7.to. which. n
3 alleged. was paid 10 Capt. Oillmors BY
ths 0ovuFRmsnt's mistake. Tie papsrs
IA he aass we're fssd yesterday IN tho
cSsFh's olaos 0f the United States Circuit
Ceurt.
Capt 0illm0rs's New JeFusy regiment
was muatsrsd ouf % service On April q.
assa, after ssFvlng through The Spanish
var. Its Cslgnsl thsa inverted 10 bic rs-
tlrsa rank of Captaln b the regular SERVES
EEssps fag ths pUgisd Of hisaoiivsrafvice.
van ~ Nsus Jersey FssiHsna Capt. en-
more has Fsosived ne pay % rs4lrsd Gap
,nln. Ths 0oyoEnmant'a ooaa1ntlun -
lha9 ha mnsior Out with he voIuntssF
Fsalmsnf vas nas . discharse rom the
rsgulnr ssgvscs end dat 10 wa nos there
euFs mneiaIsd 30 one mShth's EXTRA pay ag
Colansl % no Ns@ gsrupy Esgima1l, nor ~
travel pay.
It q undarsiood. however. that ihe war
Dsunrtmuua udviasd Capt. 0iilRoga thna
~ uns entltlNd 10 rsoalve an @xir4 month .
nav % ezra and ne addltiC1al amount os
su7.Jg h agaVelpay from 0resnviils. 3. G.,
20 ssaeire. n. .. Formal demand hes
heen made Cor the uapaymgnt q TIA
amount aied for and has hDon refused.
Ths sait. koWsv0r, b more 0F lsag of q
frlsualy arelon % piaos lhs matter bsgoFs
10 Court ior asleunlnatlon 0g ths point
Of lau as % whsfner capt oillmars y or
is n1t eatitlnd 70 the money.
The sun., 1910-06-17
KNOx FOR GOVERNOR,
usshingtSn IseeFrsrpd n Bssa Furthered
bg Mayer u PlstabaFg.

WAsHWOrox. June 10. -Grelt interest
vas expresssd here to-day In reports
from PiitsburR that Mayor Magss Of
that city had said that Secretary Knox'a
name ought tO be presented 10 the Re-
publican State conVentlon next WeSines-
day ~ q candidate for G0vegnor.
Mr. Magee 10 an inHuentiai member u
the Republican organization In western
Pennsylvania. and politicians In Washing
ton coukin't OoRcsive of him coming out
with such a statement unless hs had reasoh
90 helisvs that there Was something In
the Knox bOOm.
The 3ecretary Of slate arrived in wash
ingtOn iO-night from Philadslphia. where
hs made a speech yesterday at the com
msnosment EXERCISES Of the University
Of Pennsylvania. Efforts 10 ses him
tonight were unavailing. II IL said here
that Mayor Maaee's use OG Mr.. Kn0x'a
name Was without authority.
Undag ordinary circumstances Il u be-
lisvsd that Secretary Knox would not
think of rclinquishing the Cabinet post
20 enter the 0ubarnatOriai campaign.
" hts Pennsylvania political friends.
however. succssd IN OOavinOing him that
Il n absolutely necessary for the sue
cess q tho party In the Stats hat he be
nominated for Governor theY belisve that
the Secretary would yield.
soms Of Mr. Knox's aasOciatss Oontsnd
that hs has not found work IN the Stats
Department a. oongsnlal n his tasess
aud temperament ~ we're his dutiss In
the senate. Thay hazard the opinion
that he would be willing 10 Quit the elsas
DspaFtnsnt for q more pleasant Asld Of
anasavoF without much urging.
There y reason 10 bsllsge. however.
that Nr. Knox d lnclinad % remain Il
his pressnt post rather than again anlsF
tlis rennaylVania pglli8oal arena, unlaaa
n0ma extraordinary ait1atiga shonld de-
mand hls presenos IN the Psanaylrania
GanITIaiHn
The sun., 1910-06-17
aCRWAr rRAIN KELLs HIM.
msteFna@ Caill \. AusFbaeA . euselde
-OthsFs Thlak lae Fell

MsteESnaa Calll \. AusEbaeA . euselas
-othsFs Thlah Ias ven
A. q northbOund Broadway looal train
reached ne south end q the Nlnety- -nrsi
stFest station a. e.so o'clook lnas night a
man fsll - tho track and was killed. hy
the iront trucks Of the AFst car passing
over he body. The body was Identified
a. hat Of Richard Ausrbach. q manu-
faoturiag f'iFTisr al - Mercer street. who
lived with HE mother. Mrs. Josephine
Ausrbaoh. AZ oss West End avaaus
Andrew W. Cochran. motorman al the
train. tod tha polics that e. he station
came lnto visw hs saw AusrbasA. who
was standing alone a The extreme south
end of tho platform. jump 20 tha tracks
David 9. Hayss. of H1s West Ninsty fourth
siFest q broshaF-in-law 0f AilsEhAch. dld
nos accaDt the motorman's slsteuent
that Ausrbach's duafh bad hsen q suicide.
He sAid that his brUthsr-in-lsw had been
suffering from . ssriosm dsfeca oi thc
syesight ahd that u was probable he had
walhsd from the platform 81 ~ sAadOwSd
end.
Mr.. Hayes saia that Ausrbach had
bean IN oonatant ooBgultaalon with an
oculist and bad been ordered W wear
nmohed Glasss& A pair Of @tch glasses
and three other pairs OF apectaclea Wers
found near Ansrbach's body. Ths tFoubls
with hia eyos had Impaired hls brother
in-aw's nerves. Hayes added. and be had
raosntly returned from q trip IN search Of
healeh.
Anarbaohs daath occurred eoon after
q station porter had washed down th8
plaaform. fhs esm~nt surface was still
wei and allppey.
Ths train We daiayad ahoaat aftsan.
nainu,s While he body was being re-
uYuwad
The sun., 1910-06-17
HLERROF PUT ro gHE TKsT.


SpssssI oas's Bsspaiuhss n T1H SUs
PkRIs. June lo.--Aviaaor hleriot vho
10 nov serving bis tsEm Of military ssrvles
near PariA Was ordered Uiddsnly BY HE
Colonsl 10 carry dospatohes IN hia aero
plansfFom ChalOna. where hs h qnartsred.
10 PARIS eser q siven Fou1e. He carried
out HE orders IN brilliant style
Ths Aero Club Of FFancs savoa banquet
tonight In hOn0r Of military aviators.
Tho Minister Of War presided. AmonG
thoss preasnt we're Santos. Dumont. Lieut..
i.ahm. Bl6riot. Farman. Voiain. Punihnn,
Lambert and Tiaaandisr The Minister
Of War gave tho ribbon Of OaAosF Of ths
Academy 10 Frank Lahm. Az he closs
Of ths banquet IlAaars WoilleF annOuncsd
that be would Givs pFiHs % ta.ooo foF the
military aviator making tho finest hiEht
thia year.
BUDAPEsF. June 10 s-APohdnchsas Au-
gasta to-day mado q eight with Hun
Rnrian aviator.
LoNDoN. June ie-Ths inyeaAoF of the
sirahlp Blns BIRD. IN which. u q asserted.
u viii be possible 10 carry panssageFs
aoFOss the Atlantic. Il Herr IvontAai
The sun., 1910-06-17

A burglar carrying under hin arm q
microscOpe and 10 his pockets q dezsn
lsnsss was oauGht early this morning
willis climbing over the eight iooi fsnce
surrounding the Cornell Medical colleas
&c First avenue ard TuentY-sishth affssa
in an s8ort 10 asoape from ths SolleRs
hlildinR.
9ohn MatIoBey. watohman a1 the
nolIuRa. found TIE Intruder IN the ancFe-
taPy' Oalcs on the nFHt ao9r. The burNlaf
knocxsd Mahonay down. hreaking a0nu
teelh. Mah0noy gDt up and beaf the
hurRlag
Ths burglar tEoha away and himpsd
through Gh8 window, only 20 Flm into ths
arrns ~ Polcaman Claary ug Tn Eapi
IhirtV-nfah street. station while aiFl1ggiIna
with the iGnce. Tn micFoacDr,N and
lMnaaA arc worth a1nus e0
Ba9r.ag and Wefthunnn were attended
Al ih8 aialion house By an auihulanns
snFfaan nn1 he hnrriaP waa loched uD.
re- 1fanrihef hilar1lf a. John Newmnn. t8
Vnars ga. of ~ Third aganue. fMpafl
ID tIs rncltt r.ao1 "a appoor thGA y. Waa
Wiil'nra Warden Of d11 ktrl Fcrtielh atrsa1
The sun., 1910-06-17

Faeiison, Hnie Sualag. GAeeSos Mias llAlea
Nes malher Tnan Nn a. n Thea.
NsW HAvnN. June ie.-Aloesan Martin
PnttiHon % GupsgioF. Wis.. q member u
IN Hals junior acaaomio clae1, Hot a
M0snss N City Hall thlsaitornooa temagFy
Afia Mildrea Mary Raioa. 4anahteE u
hfr. and MRS. o9ssaD v Halon " tAls city.
ne Uaid hs waA - and ihat tls hsidoto bs
WaBEe.
Paiiison presgntad q letter from Ne
arAas's Mcahar coIaa1,tlMg a. M maFPiano.
Heoiagday tha two wale refu41G 4 MGanaa
from ths town elerk e LnEi Maven. near
gfi1 CITY, ,bG1nflE4 fhe 11IlaGu. a no ycl1tF
wGunQia u14enl1 Wa9 uo4 Iu uFItiNGi ~
relNifFA ~ NtalAlllcnt l4H NAGN ne
aNa II i1az tfau i.
Unfaf tts falaa oi fho nNadtEric d1rart-
nieDe Ral2leol cannol feiusn ~ Yale aitrf
beng married,
The sun., 1910-06-17
HUNDREDS DROWNED m FLOODS
RepeFSs af DlsastsF FrOm llungnVln@
villages nnd Prem Nula Waass.

fHHHAHAA ~ AfHANAAAs =" 80 NAA
BuDAPNsT. June is A clOudburss to-
day In tho Krass0sAOorsny disfricl
swampsI several villages. Two hundrei
and siNiy persons ars known 10 have been
drowned or hillei by tho collapse Of
houses. II ia aaii that soms hanlets were
oOmPlstsly destroyed.
n is sKpectei that the number Of deaths
will 10 found 70 be snOFIn0ts when com.
muhiCatIOn d possible Roads. bridges.
railways and tsleSraphs have been de-
mOlishe1 and the inundAtsi district can
only bs reached by boAts
LONBoS. June IA despatch 10 the
ERchanRs Telegraph Company from Con-
ssaDtlnopls says there are DISASTROUS
foods in northern Asa Miner. Tho eity
u HassankAlei has hem practically
destroyed. Four hundred bodles have
been recovered.
The sun., 1910-06-17
TO HLOCK GRAND TRUNK a. ".
NeS haven Moad AGlss PeFmtsalsn for q
tine over mamss Already aeierfea.

BosrON. June lo-ln a petition hled
to-day with the Railroad Commissioners
the New Haven road Opena a aGht n
prevent the Grand Trunk road from
entering the southern NWW England iisid.
The petition anka Tor peFniasion 70
Uoasigact a line betwesn B0ufhbriiae and
PalineF. through stuFbridGe. BFimasld
and Monson, the identical routs Cor Which
'tAe Grind Trunk his putitionsd n ila
effort 10 build a line from Palmer 10
prOgiiencs.
Attorney Thomas W. ksune6ck Cor the
Grand Trlnh declared to-day a. q hearing
before tho Railroad Commission that
he Grand Trunk viii build anyway R
granted the right. but Attorney James Y.
jackson for the New Haven said his
clisnts will nat b'Iihi unleas they alone get
the right
The sun., 1910-06-17
BOYS RAID ON SUEREGETES
PUSH RAGRR WOMEN or FTHEER
S0AP nOx platform. y

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~~'y Do"l.s.y 'A-' n'an' '''Seu
. crowd ol 700 youngsesfa rom soap
bOx as RiGhsh 6veiSus and ThlFty-slghah
uiresG. sIt win mean more swimming
no.,,--sh.s,a vh.As
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BUS cnv 'noss who were near enough 70
touch her realised shat she was even
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The sun., 1910-06-17

Firs comniarionsr Walio agaFdsd yes-
lardAg q contract Ger an satouaphile nrs
anGins which win BE- ready ioF tstai IN
about thFes months Ths dogagVmemt has
an auto hoss cart which b said 20 bs vsry
satisfactory.
a is urged ttsl 20 far a. saving mongy
70 o1noorRsd ths autD maetine1 are bound
10 b 40 ltnrEoverneat on the horsa vehi-
speed as tae ea8lnea taai are pulled "
leEsta
The sun., 1910-06-17
JULIA WARD KOWE HURT.
ahs TVtps over FuFulsuFs m Hsr Bs@'
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BosEoE. June Ie.-MFs. Julia Ward
Howe lEipped and isll over q piece Of
furniture ih her home In the Back Bay
district on Tuesday afternoon. wrsnohing
one of her wrlaea. Except for q slight
sorenens In the wrist she h suffering no
serious consequenoes from the fan. she
was % years Old on May a.
The sun., 1910-06-17
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MUNIcH, June i0-Ffty American and
Engilah women have reached here from
Obsrammeraau after tedioB journeys
by amiOmObilen. on foot and b. railway.
Thsy cay the A0Od causs5 an sHoiting tims
In the village. Many q the visitors wsre
obligsd 10 leave their lodsinHs huFrisily
hut none alaeTsd snythinR worse than In
oonvsaienes. which Was borne with good
humoE. They were abls 10 hSlp Villagers
save thair fArnituFs and they oollsotsd q
oonaideFahls sum for the losoga
About go Amerioans aad English are
stll a OheFammsrsaM Ths Passion
Play win bs resumed Sunday
The sun., 1910-06-17

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The sun., 1910-06-17

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Arizona republican., 1910-05-18
PHYSICIANS WORK ID
 SAVE THEIR FIXTURES
Garry Everything Out By Rear Doors
 and Garry Them Back Again.

While thousands watched the Hotel Adams crumble into ashes yesterday morning and blocked the streets in every direction. pretty nearly as busy a scene was being enacted in the rear of the buildings which. faced upon Acams street and when II was seen that which was feared for time The ter rible heat from the burning hotel bis- tered thC fronts of those buildings across the street and melted the glass like so much wax.
 There are about a score of offices occupied by physicians. dentists and real estate agents on the south side of Adams street anW hen it vas seen that these offices were likely be burned. the occupants rallied their friends and securing drays and delivery wagons. proceeded to vacate the premises Wives and daughters worked side bN side with their husbands While others mounted the roofs and with garden hose kept the blistering woodwork from bursting into fam.
 IL was surprising just how quickl everything was taken out of these of fees and it was about as surprising how quickly. once the fire was under control that they were rehabilitated Every glazer in tOv.n received rush orders to set glass in these fronts and by the middle of the afternoon
Arizona republican., 1910-05-18

ment in the urine Passages become irregular. scanty and painful. Night calls annoy and weary you Bloating occurs in time. agonizing attacks oi gravel, and there is danger of running into drOpsy, stone in the kidney, dia- betes or Bright's disease.
 Don't allow the kidney trouble to get worse. Start using Doan's Kid ney Pills, which have cured thousands and must surely help you.
 Phoenix proof:
 Mrs. G. Hurst, 501 w Washington street Phoenix, Ariz., says: T had a constant, dull ache in the small of my back for long time and while it was not very severe, it was I often went to bed with a backacne and got up in the morning with it still clinging to me. There was also a weakness across my loins that made it difficult for me to stoop, and if I did bend over I became very dizzy. The kidney secretions were too frequent in passage. causing me much annoyance and I was bothered by d swelling in my limbs, in fact my whole system was run down. About year ago I procured a supply of Doan's Kidney Pills at the Adams Pharmacy and the use of two boxes disposed of the backache and all fault with my kidneys. 1 cannot say to much in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills"
Arizona republican., 1910-05-18
POLICE HAVE ARTICLES
 RECOVERED FROM FIRE
Watches and Jewelry Await Claimants
 At the City Hall.

Just a. soon as the debris which had filled the streets on either side of the site Of the Hotel Adams had cooled sufficiently to permit. work vas com menced of clearing the way. The fall ing walls had completely closed Adams street and partially closed Central avenue. Bricks lay upon the roadway and sidewalks about knee deep and the steam rose from these in clouds as the firemen played the hose upon them.
 While the work of clearing the streets to permit the resumption of traffic. the police were active in see ing to il that whatever property might be recovered was properly reported. At the station last evening there was still q quantity of smaller articles for which no owner had yet been found. These will be held pending identifica- ton by the rightful owners.
 The following is partial list of ar ticles nov, held by the police: Ladies gold hunting case watch with fine link gold chain and three gold coins welded to form brooch; a card case containing many papers and about q dozen visit