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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Bonds Given for Militia Debt Notes.

Denver-The special auditing board
which has charge of the issuance O.
the Indebtedness bonds authorized by
the Legislature to meet the expenses
entailed by the militia in the coal
strike field ordered certificates of in
debtedness aomunting to $165,000
transferred for bonds. 1t was the first
action OF the kind the board has taken.
Other exchanges will probably be Or
dered within the next few days. A
legal inquiry into the validity of the
indebtedness bonds was made by an
attorney for a Denver bond house. He
declared the bonds valid and substan-
tial His opinion has removed the
hesitancy of holders of certificates
who Were doubtful of making the ex-
change to bonds.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Tariffs Go Into Effect.

Denver.-The State Public Utilities
Commission has issued an order plac-
ing in effect all railroad tariffs estab-
lished by the State Railroad Commits
sion, which it succeeds. The order
was merely a formal one to maintain
the effectiveness of previous reeula-
tions. The commission is now chiefly
engaged in compiling order blanks ard
rules for hearings and other nroce-
dure.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
HElRESS OF GOULDS
HELPING PARlSlANS

Paris.--The Duchess de Talleyrand,
formerly Miss Anna Gould of New
York. is operating a work shop in the
Rue de la Pompe for women whose
relatives and friends are fighting but
who are not yet qualified to receive
state help. The women will receive
three meals a day and will be occupied
in making shirts and hospital neces-
stiles.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Shoe Now on the Other Eoo.

1t took some time for the Demo
cratic house to get away from the
record against special rules. but It has
done 1T. and in the present house no
one breads to hear about Cannonism
30 much as does Chairman Henry ot
the committee on rules, as he has
brought special rules into the houae
more often than did any committee
under the old regime.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Colorado.

Colorado.
The market for Colorado radium
ores has been practically suspended
a. . result Of the war in Europe.
Silver in ores were settled for Aug.
20, dating back to Aug. IL. at 5sx
cents per ounce, a gain of thirty-seven
points in one week
Nhe Reiling dredge at Breckenridge
10 evidently taking out close to a
thousand dollars per day at present,
according to reports
In Cripple Creek district the Last
Dollar mine on Bull hill. owned by the
Last Dollar Gold Mining Company, for
a long time idle. is again on the ac-
tive list.
Cripple Creeks Jerry Johnson
group continues to ship $3.50 ore from
the fourth level. A new cyanide
plant is projected for the low-grade
ores and the sizable dump at the
mine.
In the Leadville district no mines
have shut down since the closing Of
the silver market. There is a strong
demand for lead and zinc. Silver set
Elements were made last week at 81
cents per ounce London's figure was
81 cents.
Company operating at Cripple Creek
paid a quarterly dividend of 2 per
cent on the outstanding shares, 81
100000. This called for $4,000 The
Golden Cycle Company has already
paid per cent for August, or $4,000.
The Carter mine, in the Gunnison
county gold belt, reports that a vein
OF ore four feet wide has been opened
in the ninth level and Indications are
tunnel level. One foot OF this ore Ia
a smelling grade. and carload has
been taken out.
But for muddy roads in the Cripple
Creek district the Prevett lease on the
Prince Albert Gold Mining Company
estate, a block located on the Beacon
claim on the southeastern slope OF
Beacan hill. would be shipping. Pre-.
vett and associates operating through
rich shoot by upraise from the tunnel
level.
Work Is about to be resumed at the
old Woodstock group OF mines In
Ouray district. r. Gorban, St
Louis banker. Is looking over the sit.
uation for the heirs Of Lewis r.
Peters, present owners of the prop
erty. The group includes five claims
and shows a network Of quartz lead
which carry assay values as high al
$3.50 in gold and 651 ounces silver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

The duchess has Cancelled the ar.
rangements which she had made for a
visit of her children to New York, an
she feared any vessel on which they
might sail would be exposet to danger
of capture.
Count Boni de Castellane, former
husband OF the duchess. has obtained
appointment in the bureau Of the head
quarters staff.
The Duke de TaHeyrand, the pres
ent husband of the former Miss Gould.
placed his services with his automo-
bile at the disposal OF the government
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Governor Parcons Mrs. Dolly Harhor

Governor Ammons has granted his
first pardon. His clemency vas
shown to Mrs. Dolly Harbor of Fort
Collins, who, through ignorance Of the
law and mistaken advice Of friends,
recently pleaded guilty to a charge
when she was in reality innocent.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Never Likely to Reach Them.

The Bull Moose party Is now two
years old. but in spite of its being ar
apparently healthy infant, there are
many heads being shaken over the
question of its ever reaching years OF
discretion.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Denver Hospital Gets 81, 900.

Denver.-Members of the Knights OF
St Joseph, Jewish charitable organ
ization, assembled in convention in
Chicago, voted to subscribe 1000 to
the National Jewish Hospital for Con
sumptives in Denver. The organiza-
ton has no chapter in Denver,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
GIorles In Death Of Son.

gard, a veteran of the war of 1870.
thus announces the death of son at
the front:
"One son already has met the death
Of the brave beyond the frontier at
the head of squadron Of the Seventh
hussars. Others will .-enge him.
Another of my sons, an artilleryman,
is with the general staff. My eldest
son is with the Twenty-flrst chasseurs.
Long live France"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Arizona.

Beyond doubt the worse hit OF the
mining districts Of the state is in Gila
county at the properties OF the
Miami Consolidated Copper Com
pany. In each of these, locat'
ed at Miami, a second cut was
forced, leaving the mines with barely
enough hands to attend the upkeep CT
the underground operations. OLD
Dominion, at Globe. has remained on
the same basis, and announces thas
it will probably pull through without
further curtailments Of its operations
or employees.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

Doesn't Recognize II.
The G. o. p. elephant seems indif.
ferent to its erstwhile masters voice.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
WI ES1ERN
MINING NEWS
IN D r ! { =

"sstsrH Newspaper Union News Service.
50. Lo0is Metal Prices.
s. LoaIs.-Lead. $s.75. spelter. S5So
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Officers In ShackIes,

Two Belgian officers, manacled and
fastened to the leather stirrups of two
uhlans, made a spectacle that caused
low murmur Of resentment from the
citizens. Instantly German horsemen
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ihoften 81 MAIDEN. .Gs tonn- Der
9efie nidbt in i5risben lsbsn, penn Is
osm b0ftn Nahbar nidt ssfdlt..

9 Ghiaues Jasbman1per-
DIR Jtansoi, 9onionsl ipor elmer ber
beifen Renner bes 9bisrlebens, uno e
iou imlfanbs ssipeisn iein. aus ben
Scnbfpuren Der Sbiere niff nur ouf
ibre art unb gattuns, icnbsrn foaor
auf ibr alter su f1liebsn. CrisinelI
mar feline Wleibooe 3u fiidxn. CT Be-
ttFtgte an ben syiiben einigtr Gnteu
itnrte 0dben BON etnd einsm bal6en
Dieter, bic am Gnbe cine isorle aneel
NIT tintm tleinsn sJifd6en als a5bes
trngsn. so ouseeriiaet, fGnnmnien
BE gnten in ben Ger tinaus, ilnb 70.
fort idpflen bic geirGbisen Jifne bon
alM Geiten berbei unb perIdlonatn
btgisrig bic fetten NiiIen mitiammi
bem lEgelbaten. Sobnlo Der Mid Ben
0attn fpiirtt, begonn elm riiiisr Qompi
1ipiiHen Slid nnb Gnit; Der Mid
fn9tt E4 los5ureiben, unb bic 0fttt
psrmtrtte Oieie rudartiaen Ne,recuns
gen IN Der aiefe ietr libel; mopfmoI
irnrbt lie AUDI unier bic Dkegvl6ds
hinnnbgerifen. Nun fubr 1oulIontl
bsnaus. befreits ieint -8dGerinnens
Don ben Jdbsn inb se1 III - ~
- 1ssse ssrsnilst ~
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a.reias.A .Anseises.
gduabiid,er ilueritaeumss Yereiu.

aud nod cine Ulaf&e Wbisiep. Durs
aufbiH itrengte bsrRommiTGr eine0Ios
ge gesen BEN alub on. 9si ber Wers
buHSIuns 5eigte e fih aud. bab Ntds
nungers an etirn 5DonSig MliteIieber
bss Rlubs poH ntr Hrauersi asjmidt
ipdytn. bic. b0Ies gefMid, bem O.
ri9tspr0toton tiunerIeibt ipnrben, aur
eipigen Gmonbe Der burjtisen 6eeIen,
bic y abr SfftntIiH nidt fein tDoIIsn.
Ni1ter pounbs sniT6itb, bag ber
Aiub in ungeiebli4er Meife seiiti9e
Gesr6nie ousi&ense unb 5i6 fomit tis
ntr Nerlebuns nes Metiis Geittes
i6uIbig gsmddt bdbs- Has BEN
i ~Witglieberns isbt nod bIiiht. pirb
fim jp1ter enti9(tben. lle6rigens Be-
nbfimtigt t5fpntmiIfdr JdyIep, bur&
bie Gnti i&eibung ~ Ni@ters 9)ounbB
srmatbtgt ssf sssiJogs aa[ .Rlab.-
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unb Iernte man ben aautihuf ,lid,t
lulr ails Siopren, ionoern aiih aus
ben perlpanoten 0erbiilolngeli Butn.
bm nno GimetbpIbiitaoin su eeipir-
men. Or. s. 5offmunn ipor es 0nniL
Ser bic pifbtige Gntoediing nodte,
ooB iih Die Id,on oben beiprphene
BoInmeriiation aud) Der fiiititIifen
Slopretlniolefiile am leid}telten burd)
sipedntoBige grip1rinrng erreihen
I1bt. Hahbem es nm S5offmam ins
Gantclle gcli,naen lit. aroBere Weil.
gen BON sSiopren al,s Steinfoble TO-
brifmdbig ourslilteIler, lit Die heinlis
ife 8rohiilbllitrie ihon bente imItan.
De, Die g9ieocrfebr elmer allgemeincn
aautidufHatb auf Dem @eItinarfte
nenlgIteils Sii uerbinbern llno bel 5s.
boben Greiien ipie Die beS ssabres
1910 beliebige Iengen bon DEM ic
nerthpolen Stoife an er5eilgen.
gSie lIebt es nun nber beute auf
bent Hubbernarfte2 ssNn Sabre 1911
jtellte iih Der @eitbebari oni anna.
bernb so Wfiaipnen ailo nnb pitroe
gum ,pcitaus erDbten SbeiI Ourh
Hubbcr, DER I'm uripnlO eeluonnen
mar, iogenan1ten @iIofantid,itf, aes
bedt. SSsn Den lesten beioeu sSobren lit
Die Rohirase nah 9fnbber ntht 10
iebr geitiegcn ipie in ben porbergehen.
Den. @enn Nun aber Die boiptidhlih
nit Sepea bepflan3ten Glantaaen, Die
ihon 1911 allein alif Wtaloffa nno
i'm 0tulaiiten ard,ipel cine Sladc
BON 10000 Seftar beoedten, Selns
nahIt III ibrer pollen Grtroas'ubtgz
felt tommen, bann lperoen 'te alleln
100 MiIlipnen ailo jdbrlid) on Den,
0eltnarft abaeben fonnen. Shon
bon bieier Geite ber lit alio einem
Steigcn Scr m,bberprelie norgebeugt,
abcr nitt oas olein: bereits iest lit
bos slngebot GROCER aIs Die gtahfragc
uno Ooher erfIart iih aud) bas mo-
mclttane 9tie0erlIegen bes anutlhnt'
martte5.
3lpar gcben iih Die anlitihufpilan.
ser nit ioueriiiber Wiene Der Sot''
llung bin baB geraoc Der iintenoen
greiic ueqen Die 3utunit aui Dem
Ru6bermarfte linen eeh0re, inoeiien
iii oerabc 10 git sil boffen, eaB es
rnierer raitlos fortihreitenoen hemi'
id,en sSnouitrie eeIin9en rperoe, all
maalih Die Seritellungstolten oes
anittdntidalf 10 81 oerbilIiaen, Dab
tie Gle Rubberplantagen ebenlo lieg'
reid) aus Dem 6elbe Der 1pnturrelt3
idlaaen miro, ipie lie aieles III oen
beioen Ieeten Ge3enIieu ben Snoigo'
pIantaaeu gegeniiber pernlodt bot.
5as abcr ipiirbe Ipieoer elnen erbet.
Iiten @eninn fir 9eiItid,Iono beocu'
ten, Oem Der @eItoerbraud Oil aout'
idntf miro fraglos INNER GROCER, uno
oaS heimiihe GroBgelperbe oui Dem
8ebiete ser predniihen ehe,nie lit
Dem aQer anoeren auItirlanber ipeit
oorausl
Tr Emif Gortholts.
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JnIdnoiihe Na1riBten.

Sacob 5. gmebli6 esitprben.
Der friihers Staatsfhasmsiiter unb
ipdtere 9iss @ouDernsur BON Riis
Iouri, Soeob 3. Gmsblit, ift in isinsm
9eim in goonpiIls, Uio., i'm rs. 2es
bensiabr esitorben. Dur6 i.in.n Cob
Derliert Der Stoat UliTouri einen
0euiih 4msritansr, pslher iih Der
abtung ieinsr Mitbiirser in botIt.m
MaBe srfreuts. Gr mar felt ioft 5psi
Sabren leibeno, 10 baB Der 1oo fir
ibn als Elm Grl0Isr tam. am %. SuIi
1889 in Wiirtiembsrs gebortn, tam
gmebIih nit i.inen gItsrn i'm Sabre
1852 mad ben Der. Gtoaten, I'm iit
5unGdit in peru, ST., nisbsrsuIaTsn.
SIN Sabre 1864 iiebeIte CT nab Gbis
eogo iibsr. no sr feline aenntniFe nIs
llbrmafer, p.lhes !3anbneri er in
peru erlernt bate, sripeiterie, I'm
bann 5pei Sabre ipatsr nud ct. aouis
81 persieben. Sier mar er ebsnfaas
als ubrmafxr tb6iie, bis er 1853 Ieis
men mObniiB in 8oonpilIe, Mo., auf,
ihlug, no er i'm Sabre 1860 fsin si.
genes Shrrudnanrengefhdft sr6ffnste.
4m 8. Mloi 1861 perbsiraibete er iit
in ct. 2ouis nit Jrl. .. Millsr. biz
ibm cine treue 2ebenss.fdbrtin mar,
0mebli6 nabm in 8oonDiae gntbeil
an alien 0ffentlihtn Mnselegenheitsn
inb erfreute fit bss Wobltpollens Der
8iirssr in ioldem Wlnbe, baB<er bes
Seftersn NIT Offentliden Qemt.rn be-
traut ipuroe. Gr geborte mebrere 9ers
mine lang bem Gtabtrnib unb bem
Shulratb an unb adt Wlal purbe Il
als Mapor Don 9oonpilIe tpieeerses
ndblt. SIM Sabre 1894 purbe er als
8ertreter BON Cooper gounip in bi.
Staats 2esisIatur seihidt. Seine
Dahl gum Staatsfhnsmsifier .rfolste
i'm Sabre 1904 uno bier Sabre ipGter
tpurbe er gum 0ia. GouDerneur gee
pdblt. 4is 0oriiber bes Stnats sSes
nats balf er piele Mabreseln betGms
pfen, tpslhe bic peri0nIine Jreiheit be-
orobfen. Yme1ltt mar Elm gsd6tetes
Wtitslisb bes Obj Gelon Srbsns anb
kileibete i'm SABRE 1887 bas bo1ite
Imt in bemielben.
gana i'm Gebeimen. Mus
@Ibunp, N. g., pirb seihrisb.n: gs
1T ia ldngit betannt, bob Der .gebkime
Cuff" In jenen COUNTIES floriri, bic
iid burh alIsemeine 4bitimmuns in
bic Reibe Der .trodenen" Counties, b.
3. folder gounties seftent bnben, bic
ben Nusfhunt geiftiser Getrdnis niht
seftatten. Diele bnnslen gbrenmdnz
ner, bic, um bas Oefeb gu umsehen,
ale moslifen WitteI eriinneu, boben
nunmehr burh cine gntfheibuns 6es
Rihters BOUNDS bon Der biefigen Gue
pr.me Court einen idtperen Stob er.
hulttn. Jn Der Drtfnaft RenbaII in
SrleGns Gountp 1T man it6rispen Ues
.ttTsn!sa as9 nift abssnstst. ssss man
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3reS. Gnl,

etarb an Tienftaa, beu "a Jebruor 1914
iuobleeriehen init ben beiitgen Gterbefograrer'
ten
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tpiu fito beilsibs nidt ben NnfGkin ses
ben, als ob man bsm .CGmon al.os
boil" bulbige. Wlan perbot aIIo ben
Musician. geiitissr 0etrGnte. un1
bnnn ainssu Die guten Niireer Don
Henboa bin unb griinheten ben Rem
bou 4srieuItur Cub. in benz, pis
man iih ersablt, nader eeSeht ipnrbe
Wtan mietbeis stpei .Alub5immer@ in,
Sotel aenoan. Die WliiaIRbfhafi
fpnhs unb Du6s, tsin Munbtr, benn
ipenn ii6 einmal eine buriige GeeI.
labtn ipollie, 10 fonnte iie bas gnn5
I'm Gebeimen unb inter OleingeIinns
ten i'm ReHtau sflub tbun. Der Gin.
tritt fofteie auerbiRgs einen Dollar,
abtr mas bat bas az bebeuten, tpenn
man IN g.traht aiebs, bnB jebes Mdts
glieo fur bieie Sumns 3uslsih cine
Harte erhielt, Die ben Jnbaber 3u 20
Jlaihen Bier bere@tigte! Dsi Der @ufs
nobme in ben aIub unter5eihnete iibri@
gems iebes Mitsli<b cine Deitsquns an
eine grauerei. ber 5ufOIge bieis BEN
WitgIieb pDhentliH eine Rift. Bier al
liefsrn bate, big Rontreorbre erfoIa.e.
90 lsbte man berrlim unb In Jrsuben
nnb IN osm bebren 0efiibl. nift Of
fsntlid aersernib boburh 5u erreaen,
bab man aud einntnf often unb ebrs
LID einen suten Erunf nohm. Mber
bos Wsrbdnsnib f@reittt fbnen. Die
ptrfliTten Spiel bes ftnatIiHen Ncz
Gle Departments tamen ber Oes
l4s4as cut bic Gy1s xa1 NAN II =
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@erlanst al famfen:

Mlte n-Seir besnhIeH bic be.
ffen Hreife fir btefeIbsn. A1refftre =. &.
s0S ssefi Sehfie ace g. 3eosH H. Do
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nit ber 6errIiMteit aus unb Die Mlits
glteber bss .aenbnI Msrifuituroi
Cub f0nntn aud iingen: .Gs mar
70 fd0n eeiDefen, Is bat niHt foIIen
fein!' Mttiit aommiifdr JorIep Iieb
ndmlin I'm Rub cine 6ousfumung
Dornebmen unb befhIosnobmte - e
If iommerDou = 402 sgId6en gut ee.
sHbJteu 0n9erbierS. eini9e 6Ial1eI
~ sus, petsl4 4siali9 - 0S0lMC o.
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3n perfaufen: Sanier.

ss5 m mer Sans go 1890 clifton aesnne,
Mfrerfoe: utnb nm cher Dor oem 2s. ssetrnar
or ben b6dfteu @ieter psriauft lperoen RAD
alfraaeu bel g. rs. Gdpis. 4i5 Scbnloit
@Ibe 2s,2J2B,27*
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Gdbhen fir aeheH uHc 1opHftairssarbsi
81 Der gspbe Gas Soreit aoe. MhoHbals
The evening world., 1914-05-20

group Of fifty Of these wonderful instruments which
to through this copanys reorganzation-ost a
them newa few only slightly shop-worn. This will I'M
doubleday be the last chance to get such great bargain.
To make Of the biggest Piano stories told brief
and concise these are the savings.
The evening world., 1914-05-20
ARRESTED, ne sAYs:
1--WE TAKEN POISDM!''
Take Prisoner From Hotel to Belle.
vue and Give Antidote
for Mercury.

Albert Rosenthal. aged ffty-six, of
No. bo7 West One Hundred and Eigh-
ty-fourth street, was arrested in the
Hotel Netherlands last night by De-
tective Carmody charged with passing
a worthless check.
Ga Aha way to thu station hsuss
Rosenthal told the detective that he
had swallowed two bichloride of mer-
curry tablets. Carmody called an
ambulance and sent his prisoner to
Bellevue. where he was given anti
dotes and held as a prisoner.
Rosenthal, according to James r..
Lowe. cashier Of the Netherlands,
came to the hotel on April is last,
remaining until April 20, and on
leaving paid his bill with q check on
the Logan Trust Company of Phil
adelphia. signed &C. Rosenthai."
which af:crward proved to be worth
less.
Last night Rosenthal Unexpectedly
appeared outside the hotel, and the
cashier. after a souffle. took him in
The evening world., 1914-05-20
'D[ND WOMAN ABlAE
PRAYING At CASKET
II OF CHILD BURNED
Rescued After Her Clothing
Had Caught Fire From
Flaming Curtains.

While she was praying beside the
easkst Of her threeyear-old grand
0Aashtas. who was burned to death
oenAAy. ars. Louisa Aurello's cloth
NC caught fire at 8 A. NJ. to-day at
NO - West Twenty fifth street and
che came near losing her own life
Frank Do Rosa. her son law, was
severely burned In rescuins the aged
woman. who is blind.
Do Rosa lives on the second floor
With his wife. his children and his
oother-in-law. On Monday afternoon
Hrs. De Rosa brought Rose, three
years old. and her year-old baby In
nom an airing. She went through
Ne house lighting the gas and care
IDLY threw a lighted match into a
euspidor. The next minute she had
some downstairs to bring UP the
baby's carriage.
Little Rose saw the burning match
And fished It out Of tho cuspidor. The
blind grandmother was In the mex
room and could not locate Rose when
che heard her scream. BY the time
AID reached the child she was so
badly burned she died. and the fun
neral was set for this afternoon.
Early to-day the grandmother went
into tho front parlor to pay her last
dsvotions. The others were In the
kitchen. A breeze blew a curtain into
TIE name Of candle and the furnish
tngS OF the room were blazing. The
grandmother's clothing was ignited
Hearing her screams, DE Rose rushed
into the room and smothered his
mother-in-law's burning garments
After carrying her into the hall he
ran back and snatching the curtains
and other furnishings from chairs and
walls threw them out the window into
Mghth avenue. Then ne carried the
oasket. only slightly scorched. into the
hall. Firemen made short work OF
what was left Of the blaze. De Rosa
went to New York Hospital, suffering
nom burns on the face. hands and
bead. Mrs.. Aurello's burns were sc
slight she did not have to 60 to the
hospital.
The evening world., 1914-05-20

MetAss asA Two Children Perish.
sT. LOUIS. No. May 2O.-Trapped by
. fire while asleep. Mrs Rebecca Coltz,
twsnty-four. her son, Morris. three. and
her daughter. Lottie. four. persisted
early to-day. Firemen made desperate
efforts to enter the building and save
The woman and children. but the stair
ways were q mass Of flames. A broken
Aoss handicapped their work.
The evening world., 1914-05-20

"a scales q the ooa.
BOSTON. Nay 0o.--Nors than i.s09
short wsisht scales. conAsoatsl BY the
Department Of weights and Meas
urss. were loaded on . scow to-day to
be dumped into Massachusetts, Bay.
The evening world., 1914-05-20

A. oa.6o-Th9s azs beautiful unsaiss, Cottor
Crspss. and dainty figured voilsa. trimmed With laes
embroidery, sto.
Al eS.S0-Ths anaEtsst summer styias n Voflas
Nngeries, Cotton Crspes and Novelties.
At ol.76-Beauttful model In nowsrsd Dresden
Crepss, Lingerie and heavily embroidered and figured
Voiles Many Of these azs In the threspecs modal
Subway Daleeuy
The evening world., 1914-05-20
- THE GlflBEl -
I SUBWAY STORE

At Prices Unprecedented for LOWNESS
The liquidation of the Farrand Company. Of
Detroit recently, enables us to make an unprece-
denied offer of III
5000 to $3.50 Cecilian Player
Pianos, 1886 to 1896
Evening journal., 1914-07-01
DEMPSEY GETS FEDERAL JOB.

Announcement has just been made
of the appointment of Charles G
Dempsey, of No. 5O4 Washington St.,
as deputy United States Marshal for
the District of Columbia. The post
pays $1,000 per annum. Mr.. Dempsey
secured the place through the infr-
ence of United States Senator Will
lard Salisbury and other Wilmington
Democrats. The new appointee is
well known here. having held posi-
ton in the city tax onice. He for
merry was a member OF the State
House of Representatives.
Evening journal., 1914-07-01

BY defeating the Outlaws at the
fort yesterday. the 4th Company
moved into third place while the
Outlaws dropped to fifth place
Score by innings
Outlaws 20 O2O OO2 O-5 z .
4th Coy. 4 5000 1O31-6 a 1
Summary Two -Fielden
and Marx. Home -Maher and
Hawkins. Base on balls-off Miller.
2; off Walters. .. Struck out-by
Miller. IL; by Walters. 4. Stolen
bases-Bland. Bowers. Kuster. Evans.
Fielden, Marx. Potroy Hawkins ..
Bush. Maher, Miller and Steene.
Sacrifice hits-Bowers. Petrey and
Steene. Double play-Lacock TO
Kuster 20 petrey Hit by pitcher
Evans. Passed balls-Marx Time
o. game hour and 80 minutes. Um-
pire-Private Kleber Rhmes. Of the
45th Company. Official scorer-G.
villa, Of the Thirteenth Coast Artii-
lery Band.
Evening journal., 1914-07-01
WELLS SCORES KNOCKOuT.
NM Inlted Presn.

BY The United Press.
LONDON. July 1.-Clamor for
battle between Bombardier Wells.
British champion heavyweight and
the winner of the Gunboat Smith
Georges Carpenter fight began here
today as a consequence of Wells
istic rehabilitation in knocking orf
Colin Bell Of Australia In two
rounds last night at Olympia. wells
got a 10000 purse for the knockout
Of the Australian. which came in the
second round with straight right TO
the jaw.
Evening journal., 1914-07-01
NEMOURS CLUB Shooters
after CATASAUQUA HONORS

Resolved to capture all trophies Of
fered, team of five women. represent.
ing the Nemours Gun Club, left for
Catasaqua this morning to attend the
trap shooting contest which is one Of
the features of the home week cclebra-
tion being held there.
Those in the party were Miss B. V.
Carson, Miss II. d. Hammond, Mrs. +.
l.. Riley, Mrs. w. a. Joslyn and Mrs.
NJ. S Hart. They were selected after
making the highest scores during
elimination matches held by the Ne
mours organization during June.