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The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
HEART OF CITY'S RETAIL BUSI- NESS SECTION IS
 WIPED OUT.
HIGH WIND AIDS FLAMES
Troops Turn Out to Aid Bremen In Controlling CroWds-Firebrands Blown Over Harbor-Many
 Thrilling Escapes.

Victoria, B. G. Oct. 2S.-Fire which burned with unabated fury for sev- eral hours, swept the heart of the city's business section, wiping out sev- eral of the finest buildings and inflict- ing loss roughtly estimated at $2,- 100000.
 Huge brands floated on the high wind, which swept toward the water front, and it was with great difficulty that the firemen, aided by the militia in the garrison at Work Point bar racks, kept the flames from sweeping a broad path to the waters edge. Many blazing embers were carried out over the water, endangering the ship ping in the harbor. Several unpro tected pleasure yachts caught fire and burned like floating beacons in the bay.
 Starts in Big Department Store.
 The fire started shortly after 10:30 o'clock in the department store of David Spencer X Co.,, Limited, one of the largest retail establishments in Victoria. Famed by a high wind, the The recently organized fire brigade found itself unable to cope with the confiagration and the troops were called out. The soldiers not only aided to keep order among the fright ened, half-clad crowds, but manned the fire apparatus and helped the fire brigade combat the flames.
 Hotel Was Threatened.
 Among the buildings burned were the Times office and the Five Sisters building, tive-story office block. The five-story Pemberton building and the Driard hotel were threatened, but both were saved. The hotel. however. was badly scorched, sustaining a loss of $1000 All the guests were turned into the streets, many of them leaving without stopping to save their effects.
 The telephone system was put out of commission and the city light sys- tenn was endangered.
 No fatalities have been reported, al though several of the hremen were badly hurt by falling walls and many people had thrilling escapes.
 The district burned was in the heart of the retail section. It includes all the buildings between Government and Broad streets, sextending from Fort street to the alley back of Trounce avenue.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28
llt Prescott Daily News
 pGBLFSJE3 gf Tse News Printing Go.

Entered as second class mail matter November 4th, l995, at the postotlice st Prescott, Ark, under the act of Congress, March s, lot9
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-28

If it's a surface to be painted, enameled, stained, vanished, or finished in any way, there's s an Acme Quality Kind to fit the purpose.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-29

Man iab i'm emiig flettern, mo-
einiom &lippen rogeit,
9ob iest bort man i'm iiber serbro'
1ene Mtppen flageu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-29
.0oe Der St0hti,hen 4oneIIe.

(portrdge Der itdotii6en aopel(e,
Oeoiiendore Der 9ereinieten Sdn-
ger. Inipra6e bes Generals 2olis
8ogners, bes 8~oriisenoen bes Wo.
nu1nent- &omites, @ebet ocs Gep. g.
.. Soegele. oes 9oitors Ser l,lt1e-
ridden Iltguitus= Stride in Grape,
go, in ipel6er Senru Wel6ior
W%neblenberg, Ser @oter res 8ele-
rails Sobann Beter Witc5lcn6crg,
preoigte, oeuti6e Mniprahe bes
Or. 6. S. Seromer, 8r6iioelltell Der
0euti6en @eieGi6oft, belitlhe Set
rebe oes oeutiden &ouiuls Sr.
9rt6ur Muora, gntbial1rtg oes
9enfmals our6 2ouis 8ogner
Wariboa, ei1ten @nfe( beS Geaerols
@ogner, englii6e Seltreo. bas Gib-
ters 8iaiam 8. Staafe. ltebergobe
oes Wonumenles an Sen MmDrr
@epbnrn ltno gnteegerna1nlc bnrH)
oieien iomie gemeiniame abi.ngung
oes STIR Spmgleo 9otrer" Dor.
Cine Na6feier in Der 3ale Der
u9armonie" miro ser gnfniillltngs.
feter folaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-29

= Gem Mufii6tsbeamten ser 9cr-
finer Mingbabnitation Baei+rabe mel.
oete bieier Sage i1ad 5 iii, ein Net
lenber, BOB in einem Mbteil 2. GIaiie
elm Serr beipuBtlos liege. Der 9e-
ante fano III Dem Mbtei[ eine.1 Germ
in fnieenoer Stelrng Dor, nebel1 ibll
lagen Eapiere nno cine offent @elo.
borie. arf Dem SuBbooem enEoettie
Der 8eamte mebrere groBerc 9llltflef.
fen. Die nbr bling Dem Meiienoen
an elmer @alsfette bon Ser Yrult ber-
unter. 8eim 9lufri6ten ocs @elulBt.
loien trot 8luterbre6en elrl. Der
Serr, Der feine dnBere 8erlehul,g bat.
te, erbolte iid aber raid llno be9ob
lih NIT benz @ufiidtsbeomteL ser Die
Bapiere itno bic leere Woiie oufgc.
Iammelt batte, III ben 0ie;itraum.
4ls Ser &eiienoe, ein aaitintatn ans
Berlin, feline Sahen 5uriiderbielt. er.
fl6rte er fofort, baB inn iibea 5000
Marf feblten. Na6 einigenl Tufent-
bolt fubr er nod Dem Yotsbamer
Hingbabnbof meiter u1tb begaI, iib III
gesleituna bon 8eamten anF Die nod.
tie unfanitation. Ser @ei!cllhe, oer
in 8reptop BEN 3ng beitiesen 1attc,
fonnte iiber Die 8oreanse mabreno
Der Sabrt feinerlei ausfnnit geGen,
er puBte nur, BOB er in cinenl leeren
slbteil eeieiien batte. 3augen oes
8orfaaes fonitten nidt erlritteIt iper.
Ben. Die 8oli5eibebor6e ipur6e 10.
fort benodri6tigt, ebenio Die 5taiio.
men Biz 9reptotp. Die lttlttrludJuna
1T pinopIeifet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-29
Ser gd[aa zines Seufcls

miiroe @. Cooper, Sspego, R. g..
ebenio miGfommen eepeien iein, pie
Der erbarmungsloie, lungen5erlto.
renoe Sulten, Ser Sabrelalig iecer
Webi5in pioerftmo. Or mar heIcn.
oers laitie in Der 0adt," idreiM er,
ounb nidts bolf mir, Bis i'd Or.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY benuste, mel.
DIES mid n~oGitanoig furicrte. Sd
butte gar nift mebr." Gin Ge1iuf
uber5eu9t. SOC uno $t.00. 8erillc)s.
floide fret. @arantiert bon alien
0ruqqiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-29
@m 8. September Meoraer

Mm s. September Morgens
5mii1en Z uno s llbr fenfre ii6 500
Meter pom oeuti6en @poenieeufet
entfernt BEL 2ar1genareen ans nieorig
baneenbem resneriihen @e,polf cine
rieiiee @oiierboie i'm l1mrIonae non
sebn Weter aaf ben Seei9iegel Ter,
ob. 3miiden 8aiierberg uno Hohr.
ifadt auf idmei5eriider Sac biloe-
ten iif fat eleid3eitie ar,ci fleine
@aiierboien Die ii1 aber hes ailseie-
bieen &eeens pesen nibt ineites cnt-
Didelu founteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-29
Staat D1to. xo1eDo.

~ ~ ? ~ \ ' Va W.
TranfS. gbeneD bef1tp5rt, oaB
er bet dltere Rartner Der Strn1d s. s.
gbeaeb unb 6 o. lit, tpeIde @efddfs
tie in Der Staot Solebo, in obengeranl<
tenn gountb ul1b @taate, tut, rno bab
befaste Sirma bic 9nmme bon NJ
b~unbert 9oIIars fir ieben Set
bon 9atarrb be5ablei1 tpirb, Der burd ben
@ebraud bon 9aIls @atarrbs
@ur ni6t gebeiIt tperben fam.
SranfS 5. 3 e eb,
Bef@tporen o mir ltnD urter<
i1rieben in meiner @egentpart
am g.. September 81. 8. SO.
SieaeI,
q. 50. @Ieaion. 6ffentlider Notar.
9au's &ntarrbs&nr tpirb innerli9 ee<
nommen ut1b tpirft brett auf bns Blirt
unb Die i6Ieimigen Oberfld1en bes @b~
items. 2abt @u6 3eugnife frei aus
igiden.
S. S. gbeneb& 60. Solebo. 8.
@erfamft bon alien M~potbefen, 75c.
9au's 1anilien>gnen iinb Die better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-29
Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lift felt iiber so Sabren bon Minio.
men bon Miittern beim 3agnen if
rer &inber init b6llisem GriDls &C.
braudt moroen. gs berubiat Dos
&ino, ertpeidt bas 3abnfIetid, Int.
bert ane Sbmeren, furiert @tnb.
gplic uno lit Die bette Mrouei gegen
.Diarrboe. Bon allen 9ruggiiteti
in ieoem Sell Der @elt perfauft.
Seib iiher uno perIanet nWers.
8insloms SOOTHING Sprnp" niib
nebmt ni6ts @n6eres. 25 Cts. sic
Glaide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-09-29
9rei iuttae 2eute, oie ouf 5

9rei iunee 2eute, Die ouf Die
Sago gegongen moren, sonG!"l in
Der Ndbe bon gdrroaton Co.. eli
men Der 8oit,qde, mel6e Die Gou
Der neuli6 BEL ibrem leberfall aui
ben Soutbern Bocific 8nG in Der
@dbe BON @ponbale geitoblen 6ot-
ten. Gin GROCER Cell Der Boltio6en,
Die Der Sud entbalten batte. lug on-
neben, ebenlo iieb5ebn Goltoerts bon
re9iitrierten 8riefen, fpeld)a Die
&auber geoffnet nno beren Snbalt
Tie on ii6 genommen bottell.
The sun., 1910-10-15
OBITT AM

Rene Ia Monragn-. VOL knoun -ror's.
man ami Cluhman died ls-f evening ~ hi-
for SiI N"ak- Nth typhoid fever Tor
many yeaT- Rene la Noniagne had teen a
familiar figure wherever there Wa good
Spor, We came Of FAM a. -GnrsIrsn.
his father. tdNard Ia Mou'aEn-. having
been good shot. hunter and g,a'ruu y
lu'dnor games The son- foIloaed the
noted a. polo play ~rS. "ros- OrIn'r Tid.r-
GOLFER. yaohtsm~n and ennis PLAYERS Mr
'he rack Ne rod. a. ~darhur~t vhen
Tn~- ountry and fat riding Vas popular
here lsier he helped 20 organize the
thar 'IIh 'haf n" had hi- summer HON"
VI D~Uel me auTiiiArv vHN' Alraforia
y" vas member 81 The nrn ~ ; i;a
ga. n"nh~r of N" I Eion. New Nor.
a'r'. na"In"'. Tennis snd other r. .b-
-r-,tye.i r~ Hi- wifo ard ioTr -on-
tAp' " P~abodv. n ratirsd railroad man
died y"~irrday ~ hi- homo in Nadisnnvilis
a -uh1Ee - .in,,nnat w.. only .on.
hour after hts fathers I"aih Iar,f
~si born n iss7 "s lIs -fsf,sG mf,sT "e%1. I"ns
railroad 'areer when - q bpN h@ armed ths
'hAin 'or railroad surveyors ~ rI-e VA
g'aduai hI' sTre. ami at 10" time Of hi.
retirement he was VIC" pre- id~nt and general
manager 81 The Hsliimore ant 'tio sDurh-
R'-'eru Railroad 4 va under ~ direction
rhst many 0fth bik ABROAD mon ~ he conn.
rry Eo' 'n-ir early ira ming ~. r~'ir.men,
,sn rrars az" wA- brought abOu' by hi-
'aiitns - esigh' from close Application 20
yprH and - resulted shortly after 10 almost
Total ni.Edne-- II" va A'iNil va veteran
Io.eph DanrenrsrE ~ ttts eify md
MH'0n. ga. di"d yesterday ~ unss ni0nta
- uts apartments g the H0Tsi An.nula
w bahnenreTK vss one 81 Ito largest
dry ROOd- merchants N -. SoIth he
head - the l'aHnenheTK GOupahy. vtIth
10 founded NJ Jse Nr Damn. nherE = -
naive ~ N3ro,sf Gerwany ttt ,atus
- tNis r"uH'r' when = very Young man
lie was % 'ears uid ih@ last fsv wear
- devoted I.t'ls attention to b4.ins-s
snd sp~n' mos ~ h.- time IN tho North
hS leaNss wife -bd four Children Tho
rIdr vii ~ puf IN receiving Nault here
and s<nf south IN the 'Ufuplofipn of a
MAJ ~oleum nov hsinz huilt N gspfRia
ChATie@ Greenlisf street founder Of the
nTm Of he De'WilsT street FireWorks
Manufacturing Company Who-s home wH-
- the ChAtslains HOtsi IN Rrooklyn died
on Thursday after long illness IN Seney
Hospi'sl IN hls siLiy siHth year He wss q
pioneer IN the hreWoTks manufacturing
business N his country BE vas q Nom
ner ~ he mon issEus Club The Amaranfh
aoctety The Nyando-k Club ~ SmHhtoWu
4 ard Mislesoe Lodgs. y and 81
Hs % survived BY hs wife. two sons and a
dauGhters
The sun., 1910-10-15
MAGISTRATE q POOR WITNESS.
Again FaIIs 10 Appear In
Itls O~u BurSlAry Ease

Magistrate T.. CASTOR Higginbotham
dIdnt appear Judge Humphreys court
IN Long Island city YESTERDAY tn testify
against John Peterson. Who was charged
with breaking into the Magistrate home
az Far RockAwAy in February last. and
Peterson vas discharged
Peterson and stephen Gunn were
arrested shortly after the burglary
When Gum ~As placed on trial last June
Magistrate HiKginbo,ham failei to an
swer slbppna Judge Humphrey
issued an attachm,nt and the missing
witness got To court the next morning
The Jury disagreed and rather than re
main IN Jail for another trial Gum pleaded
guilty He eXonerated Peterson. saying
that he had hired Peterson. vho had =
horse and wagon. Co haul the stun away
after telling him that he, Gunn. was
acting for the Magistrate. Peterson has
been IN jail since his arrest He was
called for trial on Monday ~ last week
but owing tn the inability of the prosec,I-
ton Ia serve Magistrate Higginbotham
with q subpCpnA the case " as postponed
until Yesterday. In the meantime the
Magistrats was served with . subppna.
A Jury was drawn yesterday morning
and everything was In readiness TO pro-
c~ed when the court was held up 10y the
non appearances 81 the Magistrate.
The sun., 1910-10-15
var AND H,R,aRD REaDr.
rhe, Are to Run Between sAn Francisco
and los Angeles.

The turbines Harvard and Vale, re-
Gently sold by the Metropolitan Steam
ship Company To- the Western Pacific
Railroad. will be- ready to-day for their
l5SO mile voyage To san Francisco
through the Strait ~ Magellan. but
u - unlikely that they will sail until the
West Indian cyclone coming up the coast
has moved out 81 their course
They will ply between san Francisco
and los Angeles \ despatch from san
Francisco last night says that they will
give the Western Pacific a chance To con
meet with southern California from which
" has hesn excluded 10y the refusal of
the Southern Pacific and Santa F% 60
enter into agreement With the Gould line
for an interchange NJ trafYic
The Van and Harvard according TO
the hope of the Western Pacific. will prac-
tically equa the time now made by the
limited trains between san Francisco
and Los Angeles
The sun., 1910-10-15

for teoO, ,OoO. alleging Ahenatis. .. U-
wife : affections by =. Oh 'rl"~ " N.l>4 his
Niie's uncle, and others oi U.- family.
In hts complaint DevereuN aid he mar
ri"i his wife IN 1904. bd ahOI. q year
ago she left him. taking their two chit
drcn, boy and a girl. with l".. b." -lId
that hi- wife's rela; i've. had driven her
10 the verge nj merry OTIS prO~t-'''0n and
had Induced her To- sign aNay Uu her
property out Of hts Tcacn Judg' uIcEe-
riCh ruled out all bu' the aleuIt .. a.'e-
cation The suit ~ pending
:. tharles Welsh = N furorc Nr.
DsvereuN i in the law ofiCe ~ H"-'-1n
fromnla at 81 Church street Ia rIe7'
Mr. fr 'gms spoke very hi Ehl' 'i VI.
beyereuK He said hi one an .u .'s
was Ia fnd out ths whefnabou, Y' -
wife and children Mr. Ironn" .srt
that Nr. neve-euX had -ent CONN. ms
cation 20 the District Attorney 4ica
with sending one p, ne
jewelry shop NJ Fromme had f0s I1sa
'haI Mr DcvNrsuN had commu-f. s'Af
with the Ievelry -nop through the rlsIs.
Assistant DIssrics Attorney Frank Npss
~aid hat M such COMMUNICATION 500 80
ceiv ~d At the offi,e yesterday. bu I. cnt
70 IN he mail
The sun., 1910-10-15
CATHOLIC FOR PRESIDENT.
Cardinal Legue says At Manhattan CoI-
Iesr He sees Nothing Against o..

Cardinal LogIa. accompanied by the
Re. Rev. Mons gnor McCr"ady. pasto'
OF Holy Gross Church. and the Re-
Joseph w. smith. Inspector Of schools
paid a visit to Manhattan College yestsr-
day. Rev Brother Jerome on behalf
~ the faculty deliv cred an address Of
welcome A. did Joseph kiernan. cla-s
nf 1911, for his 800 fellow students
In his response the Cardinal spoke
With pride Of the par his countrymen
took IN the Rev olutionsry War a. well
a. their ardor in defence ~ the union
lie concluded by saying that he saw no
reason Why a Roman Catholic should
not sit some day IN the Presidential
chair.
Tn. Cardinal wil sail for home to-
day on the Cedric ~ the White star Line
He will be accompanied by Bishop sea
Rr~ay - and Father Cassidy. The Car
dinal will take along With him a souvenir
which he received while in this city and
of which he " very proud II u brick
made from the clay taken from Malvern
Hill and was given 20 him by Miss Mary
OGrady
Cardinal vannutelli, who - stopping
with friends on Long Island a, the prc-ent
time. ~ expected 10 sail on "Wednesday.
The sun., 1910-10-15
q PLtCtRDED RI DE,EREtN.
Pitches Ints wfeS neIe. who Hs says
Tosk Hrr Affection.

THE SUN was called on the phone last
night by a man who refused to disclose
his identity, who Said that there was
something interesting at the Home Life
Insurance Building. at 2Ss Broadway.
Scrawled on . piec- Of white paper and
pasted upon the glass door leading into
GaYGe ". WelSh's Jswelry shop on tho
aBund hoor uf that building was a notice
addressed 10 :. Charles Welsh and signed
Chiffon DevereuN pitching into : charles
Welsh. The latters business address Is
c5S Broadway too
A policeman from the Greenwich street
station house removed the sign and took
It 20 the police station.
On June Is ~ thus year John Chiffon
D~vereuX. a lawyer from New Orleans
whose father was until recently preside M
Of the First National Bank 81 Ne " Orleans
Instituted a suit in the supreme Court
The sun., 1910-10-15
G4s MHIDr rsED ExPLODED
And Nan's VIE EnIerinx Ptat wAs BADLY
Isurnrd bJ a.

Mary Burns. who lived with her hrIs-
band J"-"ph "n ~" top hpor "f the siI
story t-u"m"nt a. JI2 West Forty -rrund
street wont horn" iss' night and struck
. match - she entered the door ~ her
&C. lfumFd aieIv there was an eHplo-
-iUl fhA' knpcksd m" woman s-nseless
and a m" was started
IN" npisn AROUSED the tenants. hut
not until a p"hCeman ran NJ the stairs
did they know tho cauSe - the trouble
JO@eph Burns was found lying on the
kitchen Moor with a gRS tube IN his mouth
and the gas cork With which II was con .
neCtsd Was turned On full The police
man. assisted by several ~ the tenants,
got out the man and his wife and carried
them 10 the street
Burns died soon after he WAa GOT ous
n the house and HE Sife WAs sent 20 the
New York Hospital
The fire did about $3.50 damage.
The sun., 1910-10-15
YORakER Of 2 EOR THE TCkET.
asGs sapPsrt for ~ the RspabHras
Nsmiaees In Ohis

CINcISNArI. Oct IA ls,ter rom
nending a local magalin- fov its support
~ Marrsn a. Hardlng AMI the Rep'Iblcan
'icke IN OHIO has been sent hy 81 senator
J q Foraker 10 'h@ editor - me rnAEa-
yine The letter Which will be printed IA
the NOvember r-s.s. soon 20 appear - -
follows
nt,r Ma >NtHv am greatly PLEASED
'o AnoN hat SgTb.'s Magazine - support
inR Gov HArding amt the Republican
'tcA~t have SnoSn Harding good many
years lie - a 'sry ably man and a gooi
man "a -Nery .enss ~ 'h~ vpTd lis o,
wAsrs -tirrng oa~,IAIFu ant ta,e
NJ doubt he uil' 10 serfs4
Tho ehtITs Espubh6an tiCss' Sta'e and
'"IHfN. .. Eood do not LroN Of Oeas
glac~ rn he - hole hst of candidate- and
81 hon v"4 loo. '" the platform YOU rud
hat " - also good
\ Republican victory IN ohio fhf4 year
90 10 important to the vhol~ NATION y
Uill n" victory 'nr old fashioned. Ha'-
footed Rspubli"ani-ni ani Will do much 70
arrest the tide ~ hvst@ria thA' has heen
-sespins over the and
such victory viii not only 10 heIT fI
20 the general cause ~ Psputli,Anisn but
- V'll he helpful ~ the business interests
- the country The doubt and unser.
'stntv - 10 political conditions and what
= Ia 'apUen rave 'aY-ed = hal'Ing and
h~siIating policy which viii disappear a.
soon A. keTIhli,An a., endenCv D.. assured
VERY 'ruly you're. &c
:. y FoF.AFP
The sun., 1910-10-15
FEW Nlsr n VOTE N OaIO
rrur rssfsfF tftSv sRgWs
InF raf ffu 90 80 tr9r

d. ...sa ..aF sfa 90 sas-ss@s ts@s~ss
f#as H. FH tffFsafrts tss@wafMs~s
#.#. HsHffHsss.as fsa attsf 80 -
..H a..tTasasf 90 aassa afaF.l
The sun., 1910-10-15
shortage InGhestnuts.

Ths vears chestnut crop n New Jersey
- poor Besides being scarce the nuts
are sulal and many Of them ara Wormy
Fewer chestnut stands than usual are
sS@1 on the streets here because the
Italians say. the price IL toD hugh N permi'
them 90 cell the nuts az price the public
will Jay
The sun., 1910-10-15

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80 sssssss-s = 80 saanss
sssa - co. - - .s-rsss
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rat=sfss - . asas sssf afsss $500
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