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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-09-05
Rules of Contest

Any white man, woman, boy or girl of good rep
utation residing in the territory of the contest may
become candidate.
No employee of the Star Mirror or member of his
immediate family is eligible
Contestants may nominate themselves or be
nominated by friends, without any cost.
The name of person who places candidate
in nomination will not be divulged under any cir
cumstances 9ie
Votes cannot be transferred or purchased. They
must either be clipped from the Star Mirror or Sc
cured by special ballots issued on paid-in-advance
subscriptions.
In the event of typographical error it is under
stood that neither the Star Mirror nor the Contest
Manager shall be held responsible except to make
the necessary correction on discovery of same.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-09-05
FRANK KELLY WILL FURNISH
Manner of Prize Distribution

The person securing the most votes in each dis
trct will be awarded five passenger $85O.OO Ford
Touring Car.
The person securing the second highest number
of votes in each district will be awarded $125OO
Diamond Ring.
The person securing the third highest number of
votes in each district will be awarded a $500
Scholarship in the Moscow Business College
The person securing the fourth highest number
of votes in each district will be awarded $4,000
Vctor-Victrol
The person securing the fifth highest number of
votes in each district will be awarded $500 Gold
Watch, with Elgin Waltham movement.
The person securing the sixth highest number OF
votes in each district will be awarded $1,000
Merchandise Order.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-09-05

Subscriptions may be secured anywhere All
subscriptions must be pad-n- advance in order to
vote. ~
Candidates compete only against the candidates
in their own district for the prizes.
In the event Of tie, prizes of equal vaue will be
given.
The Contest Manager the right to make
any rulings which maybe in his opinion necessary,
without giving any reasons for doing SO.
The Contest Manager will decide all questions
which may arise during the course of the contest
and his decision must be final. Contestants in en-
tering this contest thereby agree to abide by the
rules of the contest and all rulings which the Con-
test Manager may make.
b Any candidate once nominated, and not wishing
to continue in the contest may notify the Contest
Manager in writing within FIVE days after the first
appearance of such name on the vote list.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
CHARTER ISSUED
NE" Commission Form Charter Dis.
tributed Last Evening IN
Booklet Form

Tho first printed copies OF the
charter published iu the form IL Is
i' b" presented 10 members of tho
stat" legislature for enactment. werc
dI-'r huf"d ar special meeting OF
ihD 'ommi.iou Charter COMMITTEE
last evening in the board Of trade
rooms. he charter is printed as IL
"'s adopted december 20. and is ar
RANGED IN neat booklet form.
An Introductory 10 tho charter
gives 'h" history Of tho Commission
and Us lahor~ from the time Of its
inception until tho charter was final
ly adopted. Two pages Of the book
i"' ar" also devoted 10 tho salient
features OF the charter. as published
In ih" lnt"lliI"ncer last week.
Tn" delegate Ia the Ohio Valley
Trades y Labor Assembly will hold
q special meeting tomorrow afternoon
~ o'clock for the purpose Of read.
lnG aud considering tho proposad
charter y meeting ar rho members
~ th" Wheeling Board OF Trade has
ais" h""n called FOR Monday evening.
I'r TOO" sam" purpose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
About People
Movements OF Individual, 20 and
From the City.


f, Miss Louise Berry % Lloydsville O..
is the guest % friends In tho city.
l.. +. Steinmetz % Cincinnati. o.
Is in the city looking afte- business
interests
Charles Hughes OF s.. Clalrsviile
was business visitor in the city YES
tcrday
Miss Mary Carroll OF Parkersburg
- visiting relatives on Chapline 81.
Miss Neva Honecker OF the South
Side T. the guest OF friends in Man
nington.
Curtis Kerry Is the ruest OF HE
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles :. Der.
r.. In North Main street
Barney Rorah spent Christmas with
friends in Wellsburg
Miss Sallie Thohurn IS the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. y. : Morgan OF
Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton r. Beares and
family Of New Kingston. Pa. are Wis
Ting Mrs. Beares' mother. Mrs VII
lam West ~ No. 1875 Eighteenth s.
over the holidays.
Miss Nora Humphrey % Weilsbure
Is tho guest % the family ~ her I'M
Gle. NJ. G. ". Humphrey. AZ Echo
Point.
Tn" friends - Fred Schcnk. opera--
cd on at The Toledo Hospital soma
tim" ago. viii b" pleased o. know that
he is steadily improving and viii be
moved 10 his home some time after
Tho firs' ~ tho year.
After spending Christmas with rel
a'ives in West Wheeling a. r Fort
nry returned yesterday 10 Cleveland.
Ohio
Major G W Ruthers % Packers.
burg has returned from a business
visit ia his city.
j. = Settlers. physical director OF
III" y. VI. c \. returned ycsteday
morning from Dayton. o.. whore he
spent Christmas with relatives
Miss Edna Petit. tho genial sfenor.
raphe- I'm Attorney Henry \. Notes
Office. Yesterday resumed her posi-
ton after an Illness OF pneumonia
Frank Magazine OF This city has on.
listed In the q. :. Army and left vos.
terday morning 20 join the hospital
corps az Columbus. q
Secretary William SchUcrtforcr OF
The business Mems association leaves
Monday morning for Fairmonf 20 M.
tend q meeting % the executive com
mittee % the State Business Mems
association
Secretary ?. T.. Probst ~ tho Per
SOnal Work league o. the Y. VI e. 4
j. expected this evening after gucnd.
ing the Christmas holidays A. his
former home In Youngstown. Ohio.
Miss IeIn PRYOR. assistant superin.
terdont ~ tho Elliot Commercial
Z, n"o'. is visiting Misses Aimee and
Mary WEIGH OF Grafton.
= s Easnett is registered NJ tho
Waldo Zoo Clarksburr
F-anh Toomau is tho guest Of.
friends IN Marietta
pr John llerschol ig spending tho
holidays with his family IN Parker
burg
Fred White has returned homo ~
for short visit with friends In Par
Fnr-hIrR
SIR and NJ Joseph tgtman Who
h'f" boon in FaI-mont Tho past fav
DAYS tho guest nf 'ho formers sisters
ih' Misses Ityman. have returned
home
Nr and Mrs Harry Kirk and 'zo
sons are 'he guests OF Mrs Kinks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
Cured hy United Doctors Win Ne.
Son-Surs'eai Means ard Worked
Right Along.
OTHER DOCTORS INSISTED UPON
SURGERY.
OHIO Nan Says United Doctors Cos,
Was Less Than Cost % Room
And Nurse az Hospital For
One Week

Surgery IS all right IN its place.
hut o. has been p.oyeu in thousands
~ cases that most operations are
entirely unnecessary Time and again
has this fact been demonstrated b.
the United Doctor Gases that ar.
'ually requIr" 'lc knife are rare in
comparison with he useless opera
lions done from day 20 DAY ana the
general public have % late become
acquainted with his and 30 no. rush
Tor the table and the knife ns OF
wore. when the doctor said You
need an operation
Mr. Percy r. Hoil'r ~ Fort NcKin-
ley. ono. who was cured bv the
Jni'ed Doctors with their non surri.
cal methods tells story ~ his search
Tor a cure ana how every doctor he
went 20 but the United Doctor; told
him surgery was his only hope
Mt iioller SAYS. 4 had "a large Hy.
drocele for the last I've wears which
inCapacitated me so that I could not
work. ] suffered great pain in nv
back and kidneys Docto- after do
tor that consulted told me that
would have 10 BE- operated on and in
sisted that I 80 TO hospital for IL
In despair COM Ilfed the United Doc
tors last October @3rd and in ono
month or by November 33rd was
a VII man
The expense 20 mo for their treat.
mont Was actually Jess than : would
hav" had 20 pay Tor the room and
nurse for one week A. the hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
OFFICERS ELECTED
~ Zane Lodge. Shield % Honor. at
Meeting Last EVENT 7-WiH
Hold installation Jan. 10.

~ q we'll attended meeting a. I,ro
Lode" NO. d. SHE'D Of Honor. h.iI
last evening in the ODD Fellows HAN
Tho following officers vcro elected for
DO" ensuing fe1r. Worthy Master.
John Gregory Junior Master. VI. Z.
Fullerton. RocoriIrc Secretary. I'D.
Ward Gruhor Financial Secretary. Ia.
cob j Reiuekr. Treasurer. y l.
Hane. Chaplain. W r g. Miller. Con
ductcr. Fred N'uhlrdt. trustee for
thrn" wears. john g. Kaiser. repre-eu.
trtivc- Co Grand lodge. Jacob Rcin.ke.
Walter Little. " g.. T. Miller. * l.
l'ano. G"orr" Hoffman. Mark Y 10
Icy. George ". Wilson and Elmer
Vi-'cup
THE officers VIII Do Installed ~
meeting tn be- held Friday evening.
January fn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
A. The Orpheur.


II has been a long time since n
vaudeville show has caused such com
motion a. tho bill nov playing a. the
popular Orphegm theatre There has
not been seen IN Wheeling IN years
such vaudeville talent a. il PLAYING at
the present time. The Bodker troupe
Or y Arabs IL the greatest as' In
Tho world % It's Kind and n T. this
'e-y act that has been drawing the
capacity crowds at every performance
matine" and night Tor the past few
DAYS a. this popular PLAY house To-
nleht VIII be the last perfOrfna noes
~ this great bill-thrce more perfor.
uances. a matinee this afternoon a.
80 and TWO performances tonight
aud The creates vaudeville bill that
Wheeling has ever seen will come TO
close Rae Rail the queen OF all
violuists. Joe Dpming. the prince OF
mouologue men. Nellie Nontrose and
Lillian Crawford. tho dainty dancing
team OF girlies and II Won FaLer
and GO. In the roaring farce entitled
Marriage"
For Monday Manager James Feni-
moe Ice has secured another AN star
Keith bin which will be announced In
the sunday News The four Uarmoni.
Gus boys. playing ~ the Harris tho.
atre In Pittsburgh THIS week. will be
the feature act on the bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
AVOIDED SURGERY AND
BIG HOSPITAL EXPENSE

Moreover worked right along and
earned more ~ FAR than nv treat
mont cost me. nov state This pub
h,.A ;or the b. aefit az those no may
want 20 avoid surgery
The above statement % Mr.. Hoiler.
hu Is wei known a. sort Mckinley.
q. unqucstionahlv bears weight with
other sufferers and especially as b.
- but one 80 scores and scores OF
previous endorsements 81 tho United
pctors b, stem a. medicine from Ohio
peopi"
The United Doctors tr:at With mar
Vicious success among other ailments
diseases ~ the nerves blood. heart
liver. hidreN- bladder spine. lnclud
Ing RheImaf Paralysis epiicpsv.
Kali stones. gu,'re rupture varlcoceie
constipation. neuralgia. Indigestion.
asthma. ca'arrh. d-afness. drops,
Bright tu<a~e Diabetes hloatinE.
eczema. scrofuis and diseases ~
women and diseases 90 men
Th" United doctors institutes are
located - follows.
Columbus. ~ g North Third s.
Dayton. a. 10 Nrs, Fourth - and
Springfield ON the second fioor OF the
robbins building I. the corner OF
ilsh ana l'mestoui - Ohio people
.u the vicinity Of Sfeuhenyill., Rel
lairc. etc. will find the Wheeling "
Va. institute nearest their locality.
The Wheeling institute is on the sec
ond floor of tho SicI.aln BLDG az ~
lW"fih -. nO.ir Market - once
hours a. all NJ utes are from = "a
m. To- l. noon. 80 10 . p. m. and :
10 evening. saturday evenings a-e
. 10 and sunday hours are only
from $50 q. m. 20 /. noon.
The Offer OF free consultation free
examination and free treatment tex
c"pt bare cost OF medicine, usedl is
open 10 all az the Wheeling institute
until January 9th This extension is
made 10 accommodate those hundreds
Who could not be- seen previously
owing 10 the crowds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28

may BE- given as confidently 10 a child
as 10 an adult
Mrs Fred Rensler. q Vienna St.
Eas, Newark. y Y. writes. When
my Oldest boy Was a baby sixteen
years aEo. he vas cured 90 nembran-
ous crop By the use OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy like that
medicine better than any other for
this trouble and for colds and coughs
because u gives prompt relief and Is
free from op.ates"
Nc. Sarah ! Hayes. Union Street.
Srencerpor' y. Y. writes. chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has been kept
and used IN my house for the past
twenty years. My three children
now grown. were given IL when they
acre babies and II prevented Group
and serious colds know ~ 10 be
safe 20 give 20 children. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28

Aan Princess the chorus will play an
active par rather than a pictro.lai
background against which 4 usually
painted the action % musical piece
An endea;or has been made 20 obtain
Young women With pretty faces. grace
ill ngures, good voices and nimble
limbs. and az the same time 20 select
those who would best ~ the types
Intended by The authors % the piece
ne result IL said 10 BE- satisfactory
In the extreme. and when satisfactory
ton comes here n will be found 70
contain brand new faces and a colls-c-
ton of youthful feminini'y which has
not lost It, playful enthusiasm The
day. January
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
GROUP SOME READING THAT WILL
PROVE INTERESTING TO YOUNG MOTHERS
frst symptoms and Treatmen-How Against
ease-A Remedy That Has Never known to Fail

Group Is terror 20 young mothers
To poet them regarding the cause.
nrst symptoms. treatment and how 20
prevent the attack ~ the object Of
this article. Tho first symptoms Of
Group Is hoarseness. and IN a child
subject 20 this disease. is a sure indl-
cation of an approaching attack. This
In followed by a peculiar rough cough
BY giving Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy a. directed ns soon a. ne child
becomes hoarse. or even after the
croupy cough appears. th.. attack may
be Varded or and all danger and
anxiety avoided. This remedy is also
certain cure FOR Group. and has
never been known 10 fail. n IL the
cole reliance with many Thousands ~
mothers and never disappOints them.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy con
tains no opium or other narcotic and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
schUMANN-HEINk
COMING SOON

The announcement that Madame
Schumann-IIeina Is 20 appear IN the
Court theatre Monday. January 6. has
aroused considerable" discus sion as To
the explanation OF her great drawing
powers. II is ce-tain facf that no
artist draws the great audiences that
turn out TO hea- the famous coniralto
great many attribute her drawing
power 10 her wonderful personality.
others To her voice alone. and there
are countless other explanations. l.
remains for Nine. Schumann-lIeink 10
explain Il and she did So most salts
iacto.ily in a recent Interview. She
said Sometimes the song an artist
hkes best 10 sing Is not the song the
public cares most 70 hear That is
unfortunate because an audience has
much TO do with how well or badly
an artist sings. ! wish every audience
could get that idea into its collective
head. The ideal condition is realized
when the current OF sympathy be
tween listeners and singers IL estab-
lAhed through a song that the one
loves To hear as the other loves TO
sing. Thus ~ will be seen that Nine
Schumann- iIeink arranges her pro-
grams with the thought OF pleasing
her audiences NJ well as herself and
THIS coupled with her WONDERFULLY
pleasing and gracious personality IS
responsible 10 great degree FOR he-
wonderful success Advance resery..-
mons are already being made and
ihes" may be mailed 10 Feiu!er and
Moore. same being filed i'm order of
their receipt II accompanied bv re-
Wittance The public sale OF tickets
q m" court viii open on THURSDAY.
January .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
THE THEATER
Al. c. FIELDS TWENTY.
SEVENTH SEASON.

For his twenty-seventh season. Al
g. Field. who will bring his stars OF
minst.elsy TO the Court theatre for
Two performances on New Years day.
has provided brand new program
oI ieatures for which this noted min
strel Is famous. Each year an en-
,irely new feast o. surprises and de-
lights for the eve and ear IL prepa-ed
Tor This visit. Mr.. Field belives that
ne has reached the zenith in scenic
productions and the selection of a
company.
instead OF the automatic serni-cIr.
Gle Tor the opening spectacle a dis
pay through which runs a plot has
been prepared. The title "Minsirelsy
Ids' ana Present gives "A clue ia the
possibilities that have been worked
our, ana The scene. hotel verauda
and lawn At O.mond Reach Florida
on the eve Of the great automol1l e
races aHofds an opportunity for a
tropical scenic production that ON.
ploys number OF startling mechani-
cal effects
a. N" conclusion OF a program Of
minstrel song and story. the auto
Hobll" rates are shown in their on
tlretN. while tho comedians a-e afford.
90 chances 80 create gales az laughter
WIN dilapidated car which thcv on
Ter in the speed contests
"Nll Halloween" ar "Iish Nurn's
Dream. is the title 81 a most pre-
tent1ous dancing sketch and scenic
spectacle showing Goblin neIl and
iiades The Opening az tho Paua-
ma Canal With Tho first boat pass
Ing through the lock forms basis for
historical and patriotic psgeaur that
employs tho services al the half hun
d9ed members Of the COMPANY
Inc personnel Of tho cofuuauv IN
cludes names Of th0s" highest i'm min
strelsv ~ tho head az which stands
Al. q. Field him The sale az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28
NEspFR srRvlcr

SUNDAY afternoon t"-psr service 80
fh" y. w q a. 1890 Market sf-caf.
~ O'Clock 1hsr" VIII boz special
music Dos tho mH'" gGirtefte az tho
'lr-' Q. J. church. which will render
several objections. ADD Miss Iarruy
'' inr ,U'H.'.. : social hour
'iI hr 'H.nt" i after fhn service AII
omen irn ne'.nHu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-28

seats Will open on Monday. Deem
Der 30
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The Balkan Prinress

Young girls. pretty girls. girls who
can sing and dance. are 10 play A
hi@ parf 300 the production ~ the com
ic opera success Tho Balkan Prin-
cess. which comes 20 tho Court on
saturday January g. matinee and
night. The cho.us has been cbo.an
rom NOR" than fhroe hundred an
plicants. q feet which disproyes Tho
on repeated statemcnt thar there is
dearth ~ chorus girls. In the "B,l-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-22
DEAF MUTE CRAzED
 BY EFFORT TO TALK

Greenwich, Oct. 22.-Hiram Black. a deaf-mute. 35 years old, has appar- ently become crazed through his eff forts to learn to talk. Up to last year Black could not say word, but about Christmas time he had acquired the stGood morning. Mice day." Going to rain'' He could not tell how he learned to speak, but expressed him self as satisfied that some day he would talk f1uently.
 In the past week he had shown evil dence of a weakened mind, and Rob- ert Marling, his uncle, with whom he lived. appealed to officials for protec- ton. Sheriff Finnegan took Black Sunday to the Givens Sanitarium for ten days observation, upon an order of Judge Tierney of the Greenwich Probate Court,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-22
PLANNING NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH
 FOR NEW HAVEN

New Haven: Oct 22.-The new Roman Catholic parish, which has become necessary on account of the growth of St. Johns and St. Mary's parishes. will be centered in the new edifice to be erected on the plot of ground, embracing 235 feet on Sher- man avenue 14O on Goffe street. and 152 feet on Carmel street. Arrange ments were perfected Saturday by which the former owners of the prop erty, Abraham Notlkins and son, Anna R. Miner, and J. H. Webb, transfer their holdings to Bishop Milan, head of the Roman Catholic diocesan cor poration.
 Enough land is included in the pur- chase to provide for a church con vent, rectory, and parochiaI school. The new church will probably front on Sherman avenue, and the school on Goffe street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-22
under construction. is completed.

under construction, is completed The discontinuance of the 4oruicr routes of these fast trains is said tc be due to increased danger fin ferryiug the trains across the Harlem river tO Jersey City-and to many hazards be- yond the control of the railroad trans fer steam CTS"
 The Colonial express will fran@fsr it's passengers and baggage acr0sg New York by motor bus, while the Federal express will leave the Nez. York tracks at Naugatuck junction proceeding by way of Derby and at Poughkeepsie, go south by way or Maybrook and Belvioere.
 The Colonial express will make all stops as formerly, leaving Boston and arriving at the Grand Central ter nninal at the customary times. Traus- fer across New York to the new Penn sylvania station will be made by mo tor bus and a new train taken at the latter station.
 The Federal express that will rurs between Boston and Waahfnafun without change of cars. will run be tween Boston and Naugatuck june tion; between Naugatuck junction ana Maybrook over the NauRatuck and Central New England; between May brook and BeIvfdere over the Lehfea Washington over the Pennsylvania Der way of Trenton and Philadelphia.
 With the completion of the bridgf across Hell Gate, the connecting rnif- road will make a new short af1-rai route between Washington and Boe- ton which will do away with the new route by way of Maybroolr.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-22
GOV. JOHNSON
 TO SPEAK HERE
 FRIDAY NIGHT
RoOsevelt's Running Mate Will Address Bull Moose Rally at Armory - PrOgressives Plan For Big Demonstration
Samuel E. Vincent Will Preside at Rally and Introduce JOhn- son - Old Fashioned Parade With Torch Lights

Governor Hiram Johnson of Califor- mia, Progressive candidate for vice. pr resident, will speak at the biggest Bull Moose rally of the campaign in
 the Armory Friday night. Word that date was received last night and there was much rejoicing among the Bull MooSerS at headquarters when the tele- gram announcing the fact, came in. Plans were started at once for big, rip-rooring rally and parade. Samuel E. Vincent candidate for Congress from this district, will preside at the rally and introduce the fighting gover- nor from the Pacific coast.
 Gov Johnson has taken up Col brought to such a sudden close by an assassin's bullet, and though he loses the governorship of his state by so do- ing he will continue campaigning In decided to return to California which state requires that its governor not be away from the state for over 60 days in succession. When Col Roosevelt was shot Gov. Johnson hurried to Chi cago and after consultation with the Chief Bull Moose he decided upon the plan to continue campaigning in the East
 Local Bull Moose who heard Gov. Johnson speak at the Progressive state convention Sept. 25 have been very an xious to have him come to this city. All manner of effort was made and when the word came last night that Gov. Johnson was assigned to speak Chairman George E. Me1ius got his workers together and began work at once in planning for the rally. The .Armory was engaged, the Wheeler and the important details were attended to at once.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-22
GIRLS RESCUE BABY
Rush in And Grab Infant From
 Flames in Burning House.

New Haven, Oct. 22.-An effort will be made by the residents in the yicin- ity of Lloyd and Haven streets. to secure Carnegie medals for Evelyn Corcoran Is years old, of 37 Halen street, and Josephine Cahill, about the same age, of 50 Woolsey street. for their bravery in rescuing from flames the four-year-old son of William Shultheiss of Il Lloyd street.
 The two young girls were walking along Lloyd street about 9:3O, Satur- day night when they saw puff of smoke, and flames Issuing from the second story of the house occupied by the Shultlieiss family. They heard a child scream, and rushing in found tI,s. baby in it's little cot enveloped in flames They grabbed the child. and rushing into the street with it, pulled the box alarm at the corner of Lloyd and WoIcott streets.
 The bed had taken fire when a gust of wind blew a lace curtain into the flame of a lighted gas jet.