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tn~u o0aFrepa The total of 81
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s1s neoesHuFy Tor . majority aad 81
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st.p 10 Ihs s3nd ooaETess
Returns up 10 . N indicate tha-
th~ p1iistcsl eoHapie1isn q The hous.'
of representatives, of the s3rd eou
sTeSa Uil BE- ~ ;SiiSus
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-07
DEMOCRATS HAVE A9
MAJORITY IN CONGRESS

TI4G nEW PRO0RE80lVG PARTY
GLEeTO ELEVEN coNeRgBO.
MEN - INCREASED STRgNGTF'
FoR OGM0cRATG
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-11-07

WASHINGTON NoE, 5.-Houue -
B9UTenr8iaiives
IleuorFaip gkI
Rsuukiranu. III
PTogFrualveu. n.
Dlasriris uHFspsTted. 2t
Tutai memherHhip. az.
The evening world., 1912-07-11
SLEEP IN PARKS? !.
. NOT WHILE SLOWER
IS COMMISSIONER!
Hes Gong to Reform the Law
Hot Weather or No Hot
\ Weather, Slower Is.

PARK Commissioner Slower SAYS ne
lives in . tenement and he knows all
about tenement people ana none Of them
wants to sleep IN the public parks, even
In the hottest weather.
This statement was made to-day in
answer to an Evening World reporters
query a. to whether or not the Commis-
sioner intended seriously to enforce his
recent order prohibiting the use Of the
parks to people seeking relief at nights
from the torrid atmosphere OF tho tsne-
ments.
The only people who want to sleep
In NE parks are those prompted by an
immoral desire" said Slower. II know
an shout people In tho tenementa, and
know that they do not want to spend
their nights in the parks. The only
parks where people are sleeping now
are those in the lower end Of the city,
like Corlears Hook and Seward Park,
and that will be stopped.
why" exclaimed the Commissioners.
Forgetting that he had said nobody
wanted to sleep in the city's breathing
spaces. III we allowed people to sleep
In the parks they would be camping out
there all summer. like they camp ont
over At the foot Of the Palisades"
The Commissioner was asked wha.
specific reason had prompted his pro-
hibidon against park sleeping.
The protection Of the grass" he an
swered. That Is OF prime Importance. -
He added that the law prohibiting per-
sons walking on the grass in Central
Park except In certain specified districts
would be strictly enforced. hot weather
% no hot weather. As matter of
fact. Mrs Rebecca Koppeihoff. a mother
with a four weeks old infant in her
arms. was arrested to-day for viola ring
the law against walking on the grass In
Central Park near One Hundred and
Eighth street and when she appeared
before Magistrate Herbert she was
fined 81.
She said that she aid not have the
dollar to pay her fine and was ordered
taken to the prison. Later. the Magis-
trate relented and RENTED her fine.
IL was recalled to-day that a few
nights ago Mayor Gaynor took a late
night walk along the shore OF Gomez
Island and noted the numberless Sleep
ers on the sands. At the time he gave
instructions to the police OF the Coney
Island station that they should have an
extra force on the beach at nights to
protect the sleepers.
The evening world., 1912-07-11
Ch&PCAiw'uP THE MAINE
GETS $4,000 REQUEST.
Rev. Father Chadwick Remembered
in Will of Late Aunt, Who
eft $4,000 Estate

The will OF Mrs. Ellen Chadwick was
hled for probate in the Surrogate
Court In Brooklyn to-day. According
TO Its provisions, her home at No. iSl
Fourteenth street, Brooklyn. and $4,000
are LEFT to her nephew, the Rev. Father
John p. Chadwick, who was the chap
lain OF the battleship Maine when IL
was blown up in Havana harbor and
who Is now at ST. Joseph's Seminary at
Dunwoodie, in Westchester County.
The estate amounts altoget her 10 $50, =
CO., Other requests are 1900 to the
Home for the Aged. 5000 to the St.
Vincent de Paul School for Boys, 5000
TO the Rev. Father Thomas ONeill, and
5000 to the Rev. Father Thomas s.
Reese. These two clergymen had been
friends and advisers Of Mrs. Chadwick
for many years
The evening world., 1912-07-11
o THE CIMBEL% SUBWAY STORE O.
These July Clearance Bargains
for Friday and Saturday

Mems $3.50 Str aw Hats,
Toe
Split Straws, fine and rough
Sennits, with saw tooth, cable
and box edges.
rs Boys 81 and $3.50 Straw
Hats, Soc
rs Boys 50c Coli Caps, 20c
The evening world., 1912-07-11
Bathing Caps
and Shoes

In the Notion Store you will
find a full supply Of these
essentials for the attractiveness
and comfort Of your bathing
costume.
SIC for Soc Sateen Bathing Caps,
many colors. Plain and polka dots In
several shapes.
Soc for pure Rubber-pleated Edge
Caps-many colors.
SIC for Soc pair Bathing Shoes, cork
soles - canvas upper in Oxford
styles, strapped style and pumps.
60c for Bathing Suit Case-rubber-
lined. many sizes.
26c for pair Bathing Carriers, non
unstable clasp-self-adjusting elastic
band. Notion Store, Main Floor
The evening world., 1912-07-11
Women's Sweaters

Gimbel Sweaters for have made many friends be-
cause of their beautiful and frequently distinctive styles and
the moderate prices at which able to sell them.
For the vacation here styles in medium
weight that will prove be trusty friends the golf course
in the canoe, ON mountain trail or beach,
Coat Sweaters straight in fancy with vnk high collar
n white at %.
Shaker Weave Sweaters mannish with athletic collar
maroon, white and $3.50
boysh appearance plain
navy and $3.50 regularly $3.50. Main Nsog
The evening world., 1912-07-11

Martin Benkowsld. a fifteen-year-old
hoy who lives at No. 1873 Kent avenue,
Brooklyn. was arrested to-day by De-
tective Burns. charged with stealing a
polios revolver. belt and nippers from
the locker OF Mounted Patroman Rob-
ert J. Marshall. in the police stables at
whitestone. The articles In question
were found on the boy when he was ar
rested
The evening world., 1912-07-11
1900 Small Domestic Rugs
In the JuLY Clearance

In most purchases of Rugs there is goody quantity OF the
smaller Sizes Therefore result of important
sales, have quite accumulation Of these little Rugs which
the July Clearance greatly reduced
third less than regular one-ha less reduced
They very desirable qualities coons and patterns
and there probably house apartment in which place
for several of these small Rugs readily be found
pec them to be claimed very rapidly such savings these
The evening world., 1912-07-11
A Fine Lot Of the Popular
Panama Hats for Women
Special Tomorrow, at $6.76

Nothing else quite comfortable and practical for hot
weather and certainly nothing smarter and stylish
than exactly these Panama Hats that have specially trimmed
with fancy ribbons and silks for omoows selling at o. rs each
But there hundreds OF other Styles equally moderate in
price, to meet every desire Third y1ser
The evening world., 1912-07-11
How the July Clearance
Affects Mems Low Shoes

Affects Mems Low Shoes
Very decidedly will when they the smart Oxods
\ that bear reduced prices:
First is group of Mems oxfords in Russia gunmeta
calf leather English with broad shanks and
low heels. Now, 81. 90 pair, from 81.
formerly IS Low Shoes of patent leather patent
colt Russia and gunmeta and calf and black and vc
kid stylish lasts well conservative straight last with
wide toes and broad heels
Boys Shoes Redu ced, Too!
leather in good models for growing feet.
Not reduced specially Erkskn Outing Shoes
added
broken Boy Shoes Second Floor
The evening world., 1912-07-11


selling
! TO va few nbe
II SoreC Daiya ats aturday at1
The evening world., 1912-07-11

lO5 Women's Linen Coat Suits, $6.76
$1O.75 to $12.75 Tailored Suits, IS
$3.50 Lingerie Dresses, soiled, 1896
72 Misses and Women's $4.95 Bath
ing Suits, $2.96
1872 Women's 81 Chemises. 60c
22O Women's $l25 Nainsook Night
gowns, soc
104 Women's 66c Striped Bingham
Petticoats, Soc
TAO Women's $3.50 and 81 II ouse
Dresses, 81
Soc Tea Aprons, soiled, $50
10 Children's 1896 Pongee Goats,
n 80
The evening world., 1912-07-11
Boys Shoes Redu ced, Too
Talking Machine Cabinets
And Record Albums

II you accommodating nice library of Talking Machine
Records, you probably find lot of them lying around where
they hard to locate when wanted Here opportunity
excellent cabinet extra album at good saving:
The evening world., 1912-07-11
And hundreds Of other July Clearance bargains
Still Several Thousand Pairs of REGA

We do not know exactly what we
definite information.
Those whose sizes are Indicated il
get an excellent pair of Regal Shoes in
comes out OF the Regal factory that is
up to So.
Mems Patent Leather Oxfords. in sizes 80.
in A and b widths, up to 80. in c widths.
Mems Black Oxfords, in sizes 3 "a To ga in
c widths, TO IA and ia, also in A and Is widt
few in 50 width.
Mems Tan Low Shoes, 4 !. to 81; A and b v
Mems White Oxfords; sizes 4 to Ssl, A and
Mems High Black Calf and Kidskin Shoes;
to 7 a. A and b widths.
Women's Patent Leather Oxfords; sizes 9 y
in A and widths, and 2 "A to ga in c width.
Women's Dull High Shoes; sizes2 Z. to4s. /, in
ga to4l. in b width.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
TRYING
TO GET MATCH
WITH BIG Al
Negro Pug Anxious to Meet
Palzer; Has Decided Defin-
itely That He Will Not Go
to Australia.

Sew Y"rh, Doc. LII has been
ur,,d,d once aud ror 10! that Ioo
Jr,nrllr. The liuhokou pug.I.st. * not
'",ug to Australia. aud through no
Iuli at his or his manager. Dan Me-
k,lii'k. MCkutrick very naturally
wanted to see the color ~ some ut
Hugh Mclntush's money before hd
ana jeanette tuuk such a long journey.
ana when II was not forthcoming all
negotiations were called un-iur the
prcsoul 1T least,
1t would be- the height OF folly for
us tu SO TO Australia on HuRh Me-
intush's say 50, anxious a. We are 10
meet sam Iangfurd, sam MCNry and
any one else who disputes Joc's lain
10 the championship says Mcctrick,
and unless Mcintosh acts In a buAl-
u"ss-likc way Wr don't want any ot his
game
~ WON'T make mu'h difference"
ANYWAY. as doe viii likely BE- - very
uusg boy Tor III, next iuW months at
l,tsl / am lrymg To- induce that 50
,alI'd Nhit' hup' champion, NJ Pat
l"r. 90 meet Zoe, but up Ia ihC present
have not succeeded. see that Al
is going To claim the title Of champion
heavyweight pugilist lie and his
manager can claim all they want, but
he viii never De recognized as a chhm-
piun until he defeats Joe, aud thpt he
can never do and he knows II,
our negotiations for a light with
BombuTdler Wells. the heavyweight
champion Of England, looks good, and
II IL more likely that he and Joe viii
meet In twenty-fOuT foot ring before
many moons THAT will be n scrap
worth going II good distance to see.
ana dickering with other men 10 meet
joe. out they all seem afraid of him
and | don't blame them"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
PERSONALS.

Mis-. ElhoL Hickey Ru'" % delightful
tails ~ the y W &C. \ last night,
d'E rDipg. - GAIg luas- s9g spent IN
G,iu1ny several years ago ind INC
customs 81 that country. The Glee
club sang several christmas carols
aud a." "Pnrlur TI'K' We 'u" most
'nloyaDi" yrl gwen.
Mes Alma Arnold, graduate nurse
has returned from Gallup, where sV"
wus tor several weeks nursing Nh"
G.. y cotton
hospital today after several days spent
there rccupcrating. Mr. Parker Was
discharged from the hospital Two
weeks ago after "a long sIegr OF Is.
phnid to- returned sunday from "a
brirr business visit 10 CLOVIS.
Crlsn Espuusn, Waterman 80 the
American Iumhrr COMPANY VINO WHs
injured several weeks ago when hr
stepped into steam pit ut tho saw
mil lT uuW IN TIA" Esplr"so h"lur,
~ W,V Marquette, after hJ' InE
been treated Tor more than a month
1T the huspital. Mr.. Espuush.s IN
jurirs rr" healing nicely ana he cN-
poets 10 be- able % walk soon
S l.. Burton and W n. MrhiIliun
have ucuu appointed Hppraisc"s ~
The estate Of Matthew Ridley, de-
ccnscd, ana ordered 10 max, q re-
port at tia" next session 81 tn" pro-
bat, court 10 be- held Tuesday, begin
Ming 80 30 70. m,
IurUrr ~ the Pence Gcurg" H.
craig to-day married Herbert u, Nc
Daniel and Mrs, Mayulc Fagan, hor'
uf Albuquerque,
Attorney \. T.. UcuchHn of Santa
Pc. Eduardo NJ Otcru Of Los Lunas
ana W. q, Logan, deputy treasurer
Of Valencia county are In Nlbuqucr'
pu" iodr' on business ~ connection
with ia, solomon Luna estate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
Puthe Weekly--Crystal.
NEW CHIEF OF UNITED
STATES SECRET SERVICE

washington Zee. H. william =.
flynn OF New York WAS today APP.
pointed chief al the United states no.
crst service by Secretary MacVeagl
OF tho treasury department. succeed
Ing John H. Wilkle. now chief super
vislng agent al the customs service.
He will assume his duties tomorrow,
For many years MIR. Flynn has been
In charge OF the New York division
~ the secret service ana during the
early days of Mayor uaynOr'S admin
iStratlon WAS deputy police commits
siOnUr III New York,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
MEMORIAL SERVICES IN
WESTMINSTER ABBEY
FOR AMBASSADOR REID

London. b,r. a. Mrs Whitclaw
Reid decided to-day iu accept The offer
by tito BRUSH government at war
ship 20 convey the body Of her late
husband tn the United states. The
ARRANGEMENTS win bc completed be-
tween the British foreign office ana
the american state department.
Among the first wrcaths to reach Dor
chester House WAS on" from Queen
Mother Alexandra, Hundreds OF APP
pliCatiOns have been received for
seats In Westminster Abbey for the
memorial service for the late amDas-
sador which In To be held on Friday
----------------------------
Pathe Weekly--Crystal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
FINLEY ]. SHEPARD
WELL KNOWN IN
ALBUQUERQUE
st. Louis Railroad Official
Who Is to Marry Helen
Gould, Was Formerly Coast
Lines Official.

announcement Of IA" engagement
Dl Miss ii,lrn Gpuld 81 Sew York,
uu, al the most wealthy women IN
iu, world. and Finley j. shepard Ut
So. uuis. an official of the Missouri
rHrinr n iron Mountain railroad, has
been received with much Interest IN
Albuquerque. where MT Shepard has
many personal friends. lie was for %
number ~ years "a Santa Fe official,
rr-iRninR when general quperint"ud-
out of The Santa Fr Cuast lines To- ~
o." IA, Mi,e1url-rHcinc rs an assistant
90 President Bush.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
FORMER PENITENTIARY
WARDEN IS ACQUITTED

canon Gu. colo, Dee. l7.--Spt
guilty WAS 3D.. verdict returned today
hy The jUr' lu the trial at l"Im.r
Warden John rlrRhurn and four coz
defendants ga charges al CuntprIcN
to dcfruud the stat" aud obtaining
money under falls" prctcnscs.
The vvrdIg Npl reached after s,b
rutS-tNu huUr' d"libcratiuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
Miss Marion cleveland. Model.

boston, Dec. l7.--MIHs Marion
Cleveland, daughter Of OK President
Cleveland. Inspired the latest painting
OF Erie Pape. OF Boston. Mr.. Papo
planned the pantOmine Flowers Of
the sea-" which was the feature OF the
Titanic memorial fete ON the grounds
OF John Hays Hammond, at ulouees-
ter. last summer.
Miss Marion Cleveland Was the
Spirit Of the Aea" In this pantOmlnet
Her sister. Miss Esther Cleveland. wae
one Of the "WnTea." Mr.! Pape'a
paintinR ~. @. S.~Yis based on that
l,n 1T Inc He loaned the picture for
exhibition la lhe century iheater, New
York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
NnnAoN DOLLAR COMPANY
uLIAoN DOLLAR COMPANY
MODERN NEAL CURES
DRINK HABIT
~ THREE DAYS
~ THREE DAYS

The parent or head Neal Company
FOR the worII o; SIXTY splendid large
Institutions now established, ana
others opening. In large cities and
center. In the United states and for
cicr Countries, has a paid up capital
at ONE MILLION DOLLARS. The
Seal treatment consists OF harmless
lrr .ues mkcn by the mouth. with
,m ..ioIcimla Injections. IL IL en-
dory,d 10y hundreds Of prominent men.
~ uogtluGa OF cured patients, and
Is IT,, only drink treatment over
adoftcd and u.,d Dy Il great go'etn-
tf.fnt.
I.3rge modern institution with pri"
vato room for each patient call
write or phone the NEAL INSTI-
TCTE. ZIG W. stoycr Ave, AlOuqucr-
que. y. NJ. Phone 32l.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
SEWELL FUNERAL At
2:3O TOMORROW
Services for Well Known Ply.
stefan. Whose Death 0c-
Cured Yesterday, Will Be
Held at Family Home,

rho lwu,m Of the late lpr $ Z.
SrH'U uhu., death urrurr'd ouly
,,-t,rdl. urIuiug, VIII Goo n'N Dr. %
. go u',lu,l. luIuutruW tti'Iu""u, uu
frt,r,. BOO rL' S,'"'Il huru,. a.
%nulh IurI .'rool Th' l,' - 80
80, Lutau uI iu' I.Dhd A,'uu M'ihu-
diu church viii nrI uiii,Iu',. .tr'
which Temple Lodge No, u. A. T.. n
4, NJ, viii have s"rviCy-. burial -,
h." ~ FaiI.I'N cemetery TIA" pail
bearers win hc personal friends OF Dr.
SCWcll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
Imnury for Cornell BoNs.

Ithaca, n. Y, Dee, ia travelling
restaurant by which Cornell students
sitting Ia their rooms az night may
order a luncheon over the telephone
and have Il brought TO them hot, IL
the latest scheme devised by youths
who are working their way through
college.
y. u. jacobson aud Victor Stern, Of
Brooklyn, are the promoters OF the
scheme, and eight others DO the walt
ing. The idea made a hit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
SUPPOSEDOEAD MAN
MAKES TROUBLE
FOR WIDOW
Returns in Time to Cause H q.
Arrest at Hands of Insur-
ance Orders That Had Paid
Death Claims.
[Ry Leased Wire to Evening Herald

my Leased Wire to Evening HERALD
Log Angeles. Dcr. -. Mrs. Minta
Jordan. vino collected $4,000 lifc in
surauc" after she had buried u man.
q suicide. ~ her husband. was arrest.
,d tudIv 1T the instigdtiun ~ three
ffnirrnal gauiZLtions. charged Win
he, INK obtained money under false
VI'i,nh'H.
Jordan W., supposed T." haN" COIN.
United suicide last Apul at ocean
PARK by hanging himself a. "A girdcr
under a roller coaster. but ne re-
turned yesterday.
Iini1's Orplrum, "Dan,c Dream"
tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
REBELS BURN BRIDGES
ON MEXICO RAILROAD

"a rHa", lH'. a. \ EIuE - t'l"l
on Communicated loruuI"tlNr to-day
Nrnturcd within thirty mllcA ul Juir
a., burned more bridges on tho Mex
leo Northwestern railroad and "s-
capped south before the federalg were
aware of IN, act.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
ROBBERS WORK HOURS
ON EMPTY STRONGHOLD

Trrmuutul 'th. bee. IL. Aitcr
HUUring haIl tur night To- break into
the old contrrt money vaults Of the
stat" Bank OF TromOnton, four rob-
bcTs were Il HuuN"d 10 DISCOVER thnt
the bank huu moved away the dh!
previous. Tho robbers escaped after
a pistol butl', Nnh Marshal lto"h.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
IN AlkalI Ike camedyl,--crystal.
IsrraIIrl (alen,,rr Esuaarr.

Chicago. Dec. i7.--hutter men who
attended the annual meeting Of the
ElKin board Of trade at which the
COMMITTEES was legislated
out OF existence. declared today ( at
butter within the next three mon.hl
will he cheaper thu NIT was year
ago. Thla prediction. they said, II
not based ON the abolition NJ tho quo
tatlOna committee nor on the governs
ment antitrust suit directed against
the hoard, but ON the natural condt.
tlons Of che market.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
SMALL BLAZE TODAY
IN BARELAS SCHOOL

tn" Nurth second street nrc COM
pnu', mutur track equipment. made
q fast run ut . 49, this afternoon to the
IHr,li- public school on South Second
street. WhcT, a detective hue had
caused small bluZr, The pupils had
been ordered out OF the building by It
IRE dTlll and no disorder resulted.
IIcity's IIandlt, feature, Orpmrunl
tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED Work OF any hind hy 81
middle aged woman. good rUUk.
Address T.. b., care Herald.
FOR RENT--- Furnished room. 80
South Third. Phone 1881
WANTED Ticket Ia Kansas city or
81. Louis. Phone 11I.
WANTED Position as bar tender.
Mix all kinds of plain and fancy
drinks. Address ]. ~. Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17

Dinner in the evening Bic. Fash.
ion CAFE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17

Ask about tho $40 Toilet Set o. bc
given away Powell Drug Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17

The Bpockled Trout, q 90 cisar, IL
faat becoming the best selling Nickel
DlAnr - AlbuqlW9Que. Thla elnnr "a
~ Alhuel1efauo Dfo1uoli0h eu4 4
made ~ lAe very bast % lobdceo and
~ 9ItIeclN alonR haIsAm. MnnfH tttea.
lHrfeid niAnufseialar, act West Gem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17

AN abaui the $40 Toilet Net 20 be
gives away. Powell DTuS Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17
Premature.

"Wcll, well. well, I'm certainly
glad met you!"
I'm sorry, old man, but I CAV" my
last dollar To my wife Just before
left home. Houston Post.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-17

''An AlkAil Ike comedy"--CryStal,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-06
COBALT, CANADA'S BIG
MINING TOWN, is SWEPT
BY FIRE; WIRES DOWN

MONTREAL. QUEBEC, June Coo
bait, the mining town in northern On
tario has been swept by fire. ac-
cordng to dispatch received by the
Canadian Pacific Telegraph Company
early today. Immediately after the
message Geographic communication was
cut off.
The dispatch said that up to that
time 100000 damage had been done
The fire originated in the explosion
of an oil stove in a dressing room of
the Lyric theater.
Cobalt has been swept by fire several
times. The town is built entirely of
wooden structures, most of them set
close together, and the fire fighting ia
cilties are poor,
The camp is one of the best known in
eastern Canada. More than $4,000, 900
in silver has been taken out there in
the past five years. The first strike
was made about six years ago by Fred
Larose, a blacksmith.