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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
.SPEER WRECKED A
RAILROAD, SAYS
WITNESS
Jurist on Griddle Again
Breaks 0u' in Vehement
Protest Refuses TO BE Called
Coward"



savannah gIa NOV 31- Charges
that Federal lidgc Emory spcer
wrecked the CnTai Gsorgia Rail-
road AMI naukIs compau> in 1899
were made iud. before the consrcs-
sionai commltic. investigating charges
of official mlscon iuct asainst She iur-
ist hy A. n. laoiun, vice president of
the Central or % 'rgia railroad.
lawton tcsUGuI thNt the corpora
ton had 3orn lsyus diudcnds tor
many years who'll On March Z. 1889
JudRe sperI .l sa "A midnight orr
der namlue ciyem for thc come
pany AZ tbe Urtp. acpnrdius to tho
witness thr pom value of the lDrpor-
atoms stock was i0o ana ts market
value llo
Tho naming n "a temporary Tee
cclVcr which SAL. made pormauruf "a
fow daya atrI .ir Lawion testified.
destroyed ihs ga - The COMPANY,
Tho witness DialNod that u vas im-
possible Goo rU-HI g>nian the company
FOR more tnar ,wu Ntafa and thnt
when thc r'-"r nisation nuauy Uas
enectrd romr.' ius company hV1lmr
the hencnr.AI. tnrr.
Iudsr srrrr Interrupted the proc
cctdiuRs asir Hudny durlng ihe trsti-
mCny uf H ~ Muidrm. % local ate
tofucy who mId hc had been "sricy-
ouslf lnfulitd tIWHrdl rrmnras ~
judge Tpprr itnHt she bench
Judgc spcrr Hrang from hls chair
and cried
'Trhr inFuifr's % ihe lanrutge of
THU WiineFr thra "a hg checkcd u o.
inconcrlvhhlf wiring tnai YOU will per-
nit wltnrss iu speak of az, conduct
as cowafdiy. i should not he per-
mittsd"
Chairman We 10 iapped fpr order
ana announced rnally that more tem-
peratc iauRaasr must b. used or he
would order ic Offenders elected
from the count loom.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
LABOR LEADERS TRYING TO
GIT INDICTMIcNTS QUASHEn

HIoughton, Mich. Jan 27--Argu-
mcnts on motion 10 QuRsh
the conspiracy indictments against
Charles u. Meyer. presid, n. ana
more than thirty other officials AMI
members of the Western Federation
of Miners, win be heard late To-Day
hy Judge O'Brion of the Houghtnn
county circuit court
should the motion he overruled.
attorneys for the labor leaders cN.
poet to make application COR 4
change of venue in All OF the more
Important cases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
BIC LINERS IN RATE
WAR TO FINISH
No Quarter Will Be Given or
Expected in Fight Between
North German Lloyd and
Hamburg-American.
hob, I.ea-.,d MIre b E,enInr IIerala. /

by LEASED WIFE iO Evening Herald. !
London. Jan. -ReprsscntatiVea
IN Great Britain of the Hamburg
American steamship line declared to-
day that the rate war opened between
the German companies u To- be- a nEhi
10 finish, No quarter will boz shown
ur be expected between the Hamburg
American and the North German
LLOYD. The nrst named company Is
preparing Tor war on an the trunic
heretofore conceded 10 Rs rivals and
will Immediately posume iis passenger
service 10 the eart aud the far east.
hitherto almost monepoilxed by the
North German Lloyd u also viii In
wade the South American hcld
n was officially announced today
that redgfed steerage rates published
hy the British steamship lines be-
tween tho United states ana rontl-
mental ports will become encetirc on
February >. The reductions amount
to tf.so fcr easihound passengers and
i..fo for Neaiheund
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION or
PEBI4iC DOMAIN SURE

81 believe that az a result OF tho
work Of this convention government
supervision OF the public domain is
reasonably certain To- come In a very
short time. Il was one OF the prln-
cipnl subjects before us aud was dis
cussed pro and con In ali It's varied
aspects. our organization endorsed
federal supervision unruscrvedly. and
rs result of a conference with the
sheep growers. also Ia convention.
that organization also gave its ap-
proyal to federal supervision under
certain conditions.
The Lever bill now before con-
grcss has been approved In practi-
cally all its provisions by the cattle
men and with a few reservations by
the sheep growers. and those provi-
sions 10 which the sheep growers OBJ
iect probably can be brought into
acceptable form. Under these con-
ditions and with what Is practically
the united backing Of the stockmen
OF the nation there IL little doubt
that We viii have federal supervi-
sion of THE public domain In our arid
and semi-arid regions within a very
short time.
'By federal supervision / do not
mean lease law. 10 which there is
ample objection Nor do We mean
that there with be any slightest OBJ
siacle thrown In the way OF the
homesteader who desires To go into
any section OF the public domain. To-
cate and improve. The day OF oppo-
sitiun 20 the homesteader has long
since passed, and the attitude Of
the range st0ckmen az a whole Ia one
uf encouragement There Is nothing
IN the provisions uf the Lever bill
which will Interfere with the home-
stcader
''rhe approval Of federal supervl-
sion uf tbs western range country by
the livestock interests Is but the nat
urul evolution OF policy inaugurated
with the passing Of the forest reserve
control into the hands OF the depart
ment OF agriculture and the generally
wise administration OF the Forests un-
der that department.
AT the time the forest reserve poll
icy went into effect what for time
seemed 10 be the united protest OF
the stockmen OF the west went up.
1 believed IN the forest supervision
and control at thar time, and not only
believed In it but advocated IL early
and late. And I have had the salts
faction 81 seeing that policy work out
40 the satisfaction practically of all
stock men. n has done more, for "a
has paved the way 10 federal super
viSt0n ~ the western range; a super
vision which properly safeguarded
and administered will not add 10 the
expense of the cattle grower or flock
master but will prove OF material
benefit
II talked over the question of fed
eral supervision OF the range with
Secretary Houston of the department
of agriculture IN Denver aud ind him
heartily in It's favor. The new secre-
tary is remarkably well Informed
upoa western conditions His famli-
iaritA with the needs OF the west and
especially of the livestock interests h.
and his knowledge is cer-
tain to prove OF benefit 10 the whole
country"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
HUGE DRYDOCK To BE
nUilsT AT SAN FRANCISCO

Washington. Jan, 25.-Tho senate
today passed bin authorizing the
secretary of the navy 90 contract FOR
the use of a drydocH at Hunters Point.
San Francisco. Cal, for six years. The
dry dock Is ~ bc large enough to ac.
cummodatc the largest vessel that can
pass through the PaEamn canal,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
ANOTIIs,R iIEITENANT on
MURPHY ON the PAN

New YORK.. Jan 25-Joscph Cus-
sidy, one-slmo democratic leader of
Queens county ana political ltcu-
tenant % Charles =. Murphy. was
calltd Tor trial today chsrgcd with
having received hribc frrm VIII
liam Wiiett. Ir. for nomination to
the supreme court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
TOTAL RAINFALL Is
FOURTEEN INCHES

lIty Leased wire to Evening Herald.
Los Angeles cal. Jan. TWIN
aoNen persons drowned. all forms OF
overland transportation either tied
up or handicapped seriously siN
train loads "f passengers mnrooned'
and this section Of the state dam
aged tu the extent OF moro than a
million dollars as result of the un-
ptecedcntrd storm which hss been
taElug siucc Saturday, prospect o'
relief frightened with the appear
uucc of the sun today
Tho rainfall for the 20 hours end
ing nt midnight last night was 2;9o
lnches. making the total for the sea-
SON it32 inches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27

Lisbon, Jan. 27-Thc Portuguese
cabinet headed by Dr. Alfonso Cos
ta resigned today ~ "a result ~ the
parliamentary deadlock and minis
trrlal criss which were brough,
about by the action Of the opposition
majority IN the senate la svHema,,-
cally rejecting all the governments
proposals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
.GOETHALS NAMED
GOVERNOR Of
THE CANAL
ZONE
President Signs Executive Or
der Putting Permanent Gov
ernment Into Operation Ef-
fective April /.
OLD COMMISSION
is ELIMINATED

ff,y Ieased Wirr ,o F.,cniny rern,d
Waehlneton. Ian sf-presl. 4
. aent Xyil.on today signed an OK. 4
. cruti,e order puftine into npera. 4
q ,in,, an Nprl "a nermancnt nov. 4
. crnu,cni Tor M, p.naw. canal Z
. .orc ana p,u,tpv rol,n.i c,oore. Z
. ~ oo.tbnta a. tho nrst riyn q
4 go,ernor Z
: secretary Garr,so, made the Z
4 a,nounrc,p,pt ~ be rnrri,d z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
STEEL TRUST CUTS
QUARTERLY MELON

New York. Jan le-Thr United
stl,ies Steel corporation to-day de-
cifrcd its regular qe.srterly dividend
of IA per ctui on tbe common stock
os1 is-l per cent oA tine preferred
ttock
Tho total earnings of the corpora
iion FOR the quarter eHiinn Deceip.
hrr 81 were tsi,9as pts; TIE net in-
coine tor the duarier sls.sst,ts5. aud
deficit Of tf,oQ2.aet
These returns compare vHh total
csrninRk at the end of the prcflSaa
guaifer OF tss.t5o. fh0. net Income of
tss,ezs.lte and a surplus % tii.sfs.-
s7s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27

INCOAST
FLOODS

Transit DemOralized With Six
Trainloads of Passengers
Marooned and Over Million
Dollars Damage Done by
Terrific Deluge of Rain
Which Has Been Falling for
Four Days in Southern Cal
ifornia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27

Nalrohl british Fast African Pro-
tectorate, Jan e7.--An encounter
with Hon caused the death here to-
day ~ Fritz schndler, member Of
on American moving picture expe-
dltion engaged n taking pictures OF
Wild animals IN their natural SUR
fuundings in Afrlca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
Biggest Bank in u. S.
Joins Reserve
System
fRy Leased Wire 30 Evrsins Herald.

hy iNhsed wire 20 Evening Herald. 7
= New York, Jan 27.-Drectors .
= of the National city bank, the .
. largest financial institution ~ .
= the United States voted todu .
= tn join the federal reserve sys- .
= 'em. The vote. n WAS announe- .
. ed. was unanimous In the "a =
. nancial district % had been .
. known for some time that the .
. National cts bank would como .
= into the system. although dpr- .
. ine the early stages of the cur .
= rcnCy legislation uoN enacted. .
. IL opposed certain features Of .
= the bill and there were rumors .
. that ii would surrender iis fed .
= eni charter .
Among the banks directors .
. are }. T. Morgan. Henry q .
. lrick. James stillman. william .
. Rockefeller. J. ogden Armour. =
= Jacob a. Schlff and Frank .
= Nandcrilp. Mr. Nandorllp o. .
. president The inunuilon's .
= paid up capital amounts to .
= k2a,Oe0.0en. IT, surplus and .
. profits ARE f1e.50 edo ana It's .
: DEPOSITS more than 100000 .
. GOO .
= The directors 81 the Second .
. National hank. which ia elasely .
= affiliated with the city hank. .
= also voted 70 inln the federal re- .
= serve system. =
q 4 = = 4 4 = .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
President of the fls,siDn NationnI
lsartH fnfElalI t9ub.

who has bcoom Involved lu tho
John boc Graft tuuiry into the irt-
ting cf state cnnHucis which b. now
being prosecute boz Ncw YoFk city
Gaffncy was form rly fhr pHrturr ~
Charles 3 Mgrplw the Tamminy
boss boz the contracting business
Former Gntcrnrr suwcr hns testified
that hH action .n ,Xciudiug Cnnnoy
from state rguHl cnutruris WaH the
'Huse az hls imT r'ehment Gaffn't
hHH been vhHr-,i With attempting tu
ytur fi50.uuN sm ono contractor.
alone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
WILHELM DER CROSSE
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Berlin. Jan. 25-Emperor william
celebrated his hf,y-hl,h birthday to-
day All CLASSES of his subjects Joined
IN observing the day celebrations be-
lng held by university and technical
school students, hy academies of arts
and sciences. by army and navy Of
hcers. civic ORGANIZATIONS aud by mt
inequalities and veterans associations
throughout the empire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
MURDERoUs COOK
SUICIDES IN CELL
tB, LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald. !

TanUicr Morocco. Jan 27.-Surc.
the cook Who on Janunry - shot
and KILLED Paul Chcyandier de Vail
dtomc the French diplomatic agent,
committed suicide today by hanglns
in the cuil where he was awaiting
trail
Dc Naldrume'H death occurred IN
the midst of an official dinner az
the legation The cook went on
s1rikr and The diplomat ordered him
out 81 the house. Whcreupon sure
drew revolver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
.TAHIFF THIS FAR aAs
Not At'fT(rrF.n SrOCk fNrE,sRIss

IL s the unanimous opinion of
stock men that the new tarin thus
Tar has had no adverse effect upon
the lrestock Industry. or for ghas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
CONTROL
Of THE PUBLIC
DOMAIN NOW
SEEMS SURE

H. A. Jastro, President of
American-NatiOnal Live
Stock Association Says All
StOckgrowers Are Now Unit
ed on Wisdom Of Govern
ment Supervision.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27
An Automobile Mob
Hangs Negro in
MuskOgee


ily fcass,d Wire a. Evening Herald.
MuEkorce Okla, jan, "a
= Bengamin Dickerson neBro
. Chargcd with the murder ~ ".
. A. chafin, a travelling salesman.
= nt Oklahoma ciiy, sunday night,
= was forcibly removed from the
. Purcell tall early today by mcm-
. bers of mob hn came ln auto.
. mobiles, taken 10 Noble. nine
Q miles north of Purcell. and
. hanged
. Anoilcr la North Caroilna.
Rnleigh. y. g., Jan. 81
= Jim Wilson, neEru chsrEcd
= with the murder OF Mrs w 81.
. Lynch ai Wendell. 3. a.. to-day
. was lynehed by mob near that
= place. The bnchinE occurred
. twenty minutes before COM
. pany Of state militia sent by
= Governor Craig to prevent moi
= violence GfriVed.
= = = = q = = q = = 4 = q .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-01-27

TODAY's NEWS roDAY--You ne,
II n the HERALD. Tgny cents
month or Is cnis week delivered
~, your doori nfiy ccnt- BY mail
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-12
GLYNN IS READY
TO FORCE ACTION
ON PHONE RATES
Governor Impatient over
Deadlock To-Day in Up.
State Service Board.

/ ESPECIAL from a SAT- Correspondent, Of The
E,snins World
ALBANY. Feb. 12.--Following a tie
vote In the up State Public Service
Commission on the question Of APP
prevail Of an order for appraisal and
physical valuation Of the New York
| Telephone Company's property in
New York city. Gov. Glynn an
nounced to-day that no would take
steps TO have the appraisal approved
without further unnecessary delay.
The project has been before the
| Commission for some time through
the efforts OF The Evening World.
The appraisal In necessary In order
that the campaign for the reduction
] Of telephone rates In New York City
may be pursued with better knowl-
I edge Of actual conditions.
When the question came up to-day
Chairman Decker and Commissioner
Douglas voted for the approval OF
the order. Commissioner Sague OF
Poughkcepsie and Commissioner
Iiodson OF Buffalo voted against II
A. there II one vacancy on the Com.
mission the vote deadlocked the
telephone valuation matter.
"There IL no excuse for such con
iuct.' said Gov. Glynn. when told o
the action OF the commission. II shall
settle this matter very soon.'
There are appointments to be mad
to the commission to MI two expires
terms and the one vacancy. but tn
Governor has not yet secured all
the men that he desires to name. n
Is holding on making the appointment
until he can announce the three name
together. The action OF the commits
sion to-day may force him to tai:
vigorous steps to rcorganize the com
mission at once NO that relief ma b
Given to New York City.
Chairman Decker has started wor
on the appraisal and valuation Of to-
ephone property unofiicially. witho,
waiting for formal action OF the CON
MISSION. lie has conferred with or
| ginsers and expert accountants an
they have started preliminary worl
with consent Of the telephone con
pany.
The only excuse Eiven by commii
sioners Hodson and Sague for the
refusal to proceed IL that they do nj
approve Of the telephone compan
paying for work to be done under .,
pervision Of the commission.
They say It In questionable ethic
II not wholly improper. for a stat
Department to be paid for It's service
by the corporation under tnvestigs
ton.
The Governor declares this attitut
to be unwarranted and that the Con-
mission should 60 ahead with II
valuation as both no and the publ
: have every confidence In their II
. tegrity.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-12
"HOUSE THIEF HONEST
COMPARED TO MEN WHO
ROBBED new HAVEN"
"Wickedest Kind of Stealing
Says Senator Nelson, Again
Hitting at Road.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.--"The man
who breaks into my house to steal Is
an honest thief compared to the men
who robbed the New Haven Railroad"
declared Senator Nelson Of Minnesota.
to-day in the Senate Banking COM
mittee's hearing on the Stock Ex-
change bill. He made the statement
after John q. Milburn. counsel for
the New York Stock Exchange had
deprecated Use OF the word stolen" in
connection with the New Haven IN
ancing.
"Oh. let's call things by their right
names" interrupted Senator Nelson.
1T was the wickedest kind Of stealing.
The modern doctrine Is to get wealth,
get II any way you can. whether by
watered stock or any other way"
Nelson's outburst followed a sar-
castle suggestion by Senator Hitch
cock that the Postmaster General
ought to investigate the private books
Of Senators to find out how they OBJ
tanned their money. Milburn declared
this was what the pending bill pro-
posed to do to stockholders.
The lawyer held that much OF tho
existing financial wrong was caused
by the ''paternalism" Of the Govern
ment, which was depriving individu
ais OF their self-asse ri iveness.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-12
BILL GIVES
S13,4OO.OOO FOR
new YORK WATERWAYS
Appropriation to Garry GU;
Work on the fIarl'Or, HUI
son and East Rivers.

NGTON. Feb. L. Appro-
priations aggrsga,ins siS,Oo0Oco ar"
provided In the Rivers and lIarbors
bill. Just completed and to be report
cd to the House within a week.
Its features are an appropriation of
SI3, 400, 900 for the Greater New York
harbor project. and one al $1.OW.0oo
for Mississippi River Improvement
New York harbor new projects In
cludc an initial appropriation OF
$500. 900 for "A thirty-five-foot channel
up the East River and removal OF OBJ
structions in the Hell Gate and Coen-
ties reef section; and "A total cost Of
SS30, 900 In the upper bay. opposite
, anchorage, with an initial appropria-
ton Of $25O,0O0.
In addition the bill authorizes sur
vcys Of the Hudson from Its mouth
TO Hudson City. with view to
channel depth OF thirty feet; and
survey from Hudson city to the dan
ut Troy, for a channel depth OF TWEEN
ty-seven feet.
This is TO carry out Gov. Glynn'i
plan for Federal aid to State ex'
penditurcs for canals to connect
| commerce OF the Great Lakes and At
lantic Ocean by way Of the Hudson.
There also is provision for sur
veys OF New York harbor at slater
and Hoffman Islands. Of Buffalo har
Dor. with view to width OF 4O
feet In the inner harbor entrance
channel; OF Rouse's Point harbor
Lake Champlain. and Oswego ant
New Rochelle. Echo Bay.
The bill does not provide for tn
proposed waterway from Delawar
bay to New York. upon which tn
War Department had reported ad
versely. --.Ea~-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-12
7. +. RYANS SON CAN'T
RUN AUTO IN JERSEY
State Commissioner Bars John r.
From Privilege for Not Answer
ing Charge of Recklessness.

TRENTON. N. j.. Feb. ~. - state
Commissioner OF Motor Vehicles Lip
pincott has announced that he had
cancelled the privilege to run an automo-
bile in this State Of John F. Ryan. son
Of Thomas r. Ryan. the New York null
ti-miilionaire. because tho young man
did not appear to defend himself when
summoned.
The Commissioner can act a. Magis.
trate and commit young Ryan for con-
tempt IN not responding to the charge
that he was intoxicated while 'driv-
Ing q car through Ridgewood. Bergen
County. one night in January. and did
not have his car lighted as required BY
Law.
Young Ryan was arrested. escaped
from the constable. was later appre.
hended and hned &11.65.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-12

By Bremner for some time. and II was
understood here that Joseph spitx would
be named. II was said that on the day
before he died Congressman Bremner
wrote a note asking for the place for
his wife.
The will Of tho late Congressman be-
queaths $4,000 TO his mother. Mrs.
Alexander Bremner. who Hives Mt Ca
milla, Canada. and the rest Of the estate
I is TO be divided between his widow and
. his brother Ieith.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-12
MURPHY, M'COOEY
AND MOSS SAVE
LIVES At FIRE
CONTINUED from First Page,

fed for 6hs:.ar immehiate,v. out more
than two dozen Of the nifty homeless
families locked TO the big restaurant.
where the "Chier' was playing host.
While the chefs In the kitchen were
starting fires under the coffee urns.
broiiing steaks. frying chops. prepar-
Ing bacon and eggs and otherwise
getting ready whatever food was in
the larder. the Chief addressed
David Sussman. u city marshal. who
lives at No. 19S and who had Ned
from his homo, but who had rescued
articles OF street attire.
"Sussman." said the Chief" go
and buy clothes for these people
something to keep them warm. Have
the bill sent to me-"
Abrahams. who has dry goods store
at No. 17S Third avenue. One hum
bred suits Of underclothes for women
and children were purchased. Dozens
Of pairs Of socks were bought. A
shoe store proprietor was found and
opened his shop. The refugees we're
shod. A mems clothing store was
opened. too. and tho husbands and
fathers Of the refugees were provided
with garments. all at the "Chiers'
expense.
A saloon In tho vicinity sent over
bottles Of whiskey and brandy. which
were proffered to the homeless. Many
accepted gratefully. This. too. was
part Of the Murphy hospitality.
Then everybody fell to and break,
tasted. The best In the houss va,
theirs and they had the privilege Of
selecting according to their tastes
MIX was provided and warmed fol
the babies.
DOCTOR FINDS ONE CASE u
sERIous.
A doctor appeared and began look
Ing over the children OF the refugees
He was asked for his name. but woul,
not tell. and some one who knew
said the physician had been sum
moned by the "Chief." The anony
nous medical man found one cas-,
needing his attention seriously.
That was. Miss Valletta Sprinkel
who lives with her parents on tn,
third floor OF tho tenement where tn,
fire started. The young woman ha
pneumonia and was rushed withou
delay. after being carried from he
homo. to q bedroom at Allaire's Hote.
There the Chiefs" physician care,
for her. reporting later that she ha,
not suffered to any extent from he
experience.
Among the women succored At Al
laire's were Mrs. Johanna Roagne
and Mrs. Rosa Schweyer. who Kv
on the fourth floor OF the corner tene
ment. When they ran out OF thei
home and found the stairs thick wit
smoke they made for the roof. pass
Ing over to the roof Ct the adjoinin
tenement. terrified by tf.s smoke an
flames that shot up through the a.;
shaft.
The building occupied by Ailaire
Hotel Is Ave feet lower than tn
tcnements where the Are was. Tn
women halted At that hys-foot lea
and screamed, william A. Klinger
. mechanical engineer. OF No. I,
Fast Fifteenth strsst and Policsma
1sAsllhalnss AsayA tssls estss q
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