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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-01
IDAHO FARM STATISTICS.

According ito the last Federal census
reports, there are 90,S07 farms in Ida
ho The approximate land area of this
stae is So $4,000 acres: 5,2S3,000 acres
are in farms and 2,77S,000 acres of the
land in farms are improved. The aver
age size of an Idaho farm is 172 acres
The farms of this state represent
capital investment of S305, ,317 900. The
farmers of the state own 10,476,0OO
worth of implements and other farm
machinery. The value of the domestic
animals, poultry and bees on the ARMS
is s4g,775,0OO. The average value of an
Idaho farm is $9S11.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-01
COLUMBUS SOCIAL CLUB.

The Columbus Social Club held their
regular semi monthly meeting with Mrs.
Frank Cole. An interesting reading
program was rendered after which re
freshments were served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs
VIM. Workman, IAN old fashioned
quilting bee'' being the main feature
of the afternoon.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-01

burg; Snodgrass New York, and Burns.
New York, outfieldersL
The All-Americans who will meet the
Nationals in the Lewiston game are
Bender and Bush of Philadelphia and
Mitchell Of Cleveland. pitchers; Schang.
Philadelphia, and O'Neil, Cleveland,
catchers; Hoblitzel, Boston, first; Chap
man, Cleveland, second; Bush Detriot
shortstop; Moriarity. Detroit, third, and
Walsh and Murphy of Philadelphia and
Lewis of Boston, outfielders.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-01
FINISH COURT THIS WEEK.

discharged the last of the week and
discharged the last of the weke amt
Judge Steele is now hearing the balance
of actions on the calendar The cases
of Lies against Mulhall, to reform a
deed, were submitted to the court on
briefs yesterday. 1t is thought that this
term of court will be completed this
week
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-01
QUICK TIME OVER AIR RoUTE.

T. T. Maroney, a professional avia-
tor. flying Curtss biplane. made the
trip from Moscow to Lewiston Sunday
in % minutes. The route taken by
Aviator Maroney covers about "a miles.
The highest elevation reached on the
trip was approximately 400 feet. The
people OF Lewiston were apprised of
Mr. Maroney's coming by the tolling of
the fire bell and his approach over the
Genesee hills and down into the Lewis
ton valley was witnessed by hundreds
OF persons. Maroney Is making daily
flights in his machine at the Lewis
tom Charleston Fair.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-01
RRlEE VISIT AT HOME.

Count Auditor James B. White and
wife were over from Nezperce Friday
for a brief visit with their parents
and homefolks in Grangeville. Jimmie
is lined up as one of the principals in
a redhot political race and his many
friends here hope he is the victor on
November 8.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-01
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA.

John Callan motored in from Portland
Saturday and is busy. shaking hands
with his numerous friends this week.
The family arrived home from Cali
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-01

fornia recently by train but John came
overland greater portion of the way
In his trusty Ford. He expects to re
main here indefinitely. John says
Grangevilfe looks better than ever.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-01

Mrs. Maud L. Randall left Sunday TOT
Valentine, Montana, where she expects
to reside Indefinitely.
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Continued on page five.)
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-01
TWO Practical Methods.

In this article we will consider only
two methods of treating or disinfecting
the seed for preventing the smut as the!
are as yet the only seemingly practical
ones. One is the use of copper sulphate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31

the East Side diligently searching the
FOR sale" advertisements IN the daily
papers and from them picking their
victims. A man in Brooklyn advertlses
that he will sell his house for $1,000 less
than Il cost him. Another says he will
sacrifice his house because ~ I'll health.
As a matter OF fact most Ut the prop
critics are being offered to ward off
foreclosures.
The sharks communicate with these
advertisers. Come 10 my office to-
morrow. as have q man who has been
looking for Just such house as yours"
Is the type Of letter they send. Often
they will add. Come prepared to close"
To tho man threatened with fore-
closure such a letter Is very encour-
aging. He goes to the brokers' office
with the letter ne received.
The buyer has not arrived. Will
you kindly have q seat?" n the glib
remark that he meets with at the
brokers'" office. 90 the house owner
awaits tho prospective buyer. After
an hours walt the broker receives q
message over the telephone that the
buyer will be unable to buy the house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31
Type Of House w ell
Adapted to Stucco or
Frame Construction
Expensive Details Of
English Homes Toned
Down To Bring Cost
of Production Within
$500.

your property Is? I want to register IT,"
This Is the climax of the game. Mr..
Blank willingly tells it's location, what
mortgage II carries and like details. All
this Is jotted down in a great book.
his name. After that he is told that
the registration will cost him S., which
he pays, figuring 1t will be the last IS
the house will cost him. If he hesitates
in paying the fee he is reminded that
re Is anxious to sell his property and
this is his chance. The broker lets him
know that he controls the buyer and
word from him would prevent the sale
Of the property. This rarely fails to
produce results
Next day. sure enough. a man or a
woman with a card of introduction from
the broker calls to see the house. Every
thing Is found to be satisfactory but
for something which he would like to
look into before he buys the house. II
II IL not something" then his wife
must see the house before he acts. Any
way they never return. Tho broker
writes that the house was not as rep
resented by the owner and therefore his
client would not buy. Threaten the
broker and he will tell you he sent a
buyer, which was what ne agreed to do.
Though he has defrauded the person Of
IS he did It within the law and there
fore Is safe from prosecution.
1t is said that this kind of business
has been very good recently. Reliable
brokers charge no fec for listing prop
srty. That Is their stock in trade.
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used and is therefore wssteful when
space Ia an item.
1.-THE bathroom floors are to be OF
tiles: all other floors being OF double
wood flooring. the top one comb grained
Georgia pine. The other wood finish Is
of white wood painted. 1t Is contem-
plated that there shall be a cellar under
the entire house. not including the
porch, and that It's ceiling height shall
be 7 feet. thus bringing the cubature Of
the house Of 37.40o cubic feet
Mr.. Ketterer in planning his hous
aimed for simplicity. His design and
description show that while he had at
tanned his end, he has at the same time
produced most pleasing dwelling.
This hbuse follows the style Of the
English country house and is we'll
adapted to suburban work on Long
Island" he says. simplicity Is recos-
nized as an essential feature OF small
country house work and this Is best oh
tanned by the use Of one material
throughout. Hollow tile is the material
used in the construction Of this house,
on which Is floated light cream colored
stucco. The roof is red tile about 80
per cent. FIRE flashed. All exterior wood
work Is stained a dark brown.
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mainder OF the house on the first floor
shall have hardwood floors with wax
finish.
"The masters bedroom and dressing
room Is to be finished in white. tho
remaining bedrooms In birch with a
mahogany finish. The house should be
heated by steam. The estimate In
cludes piping for gas and electric w;r-
ing. The house contains 10000 cubic
feet, and at rs cents, . safe estimate.
IL would cost $500"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31

to-day because OF business which needs
his immediate attention.
II am very sorry, Mr.. Blank" says
the broker, turning TO the man who
wants to sell r house. The buyer
cannot be on hand to-day because Of
business which requires his immediate
attention, but he promises to look AZ
your house Tomorrow. and II 4 Il az ed-
vertised he will buy II. Now. Mr.. Blank"
adds the broker. "wh:re did you say
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31

all accessible from the hall, which Is
wide enough to allow an interesting
treatment of the stairs. The living room
and first and second floor halls shall
be trimmed with white wood enamelled
a dull white. The stairs have mahog-
enixed treads and hand rail. The din
Ing room and den are finished in oak
stained light brown.
1.-THE service part of the house shall
be trimmed with birch, natural finish,
and have Georgia pine floors. The re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31

1.-THE house stands about thirty feet
from the lot line In front, with hedge
bordered lawn on three sides. The gar
den In the rear is reached from the ter
race and rear door and il banked with
trees in the rear. A pergola is placed
on the axis walk, other walks being
furnished with seats. The service yard
is easily reached from the kitchen and
service walk and Is separated from the
garden by trees and shrubhery.
The main rooms on the hrst moor are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31
RUSHING SUBWAY EXTENSIONS.
LARGE Part of Structural Work on
Queens Lines Com pIeted.

Queens Lines Completed.
Progress oven more rapid than the most
optimistic persons anticipated is being
made in the construction OF the dual tran
sit lines In Queens. On tho Astoria
section from jackson to Wolcott avenues,
the entire distance Of the line, work
has been completed with the exception
Of ~ construction OF the stations. This
line will pe given a connection with the
union station on the greensboro Brios-
plaza by a section which Is now being
built on the plaza and on Jackson avenue,
Almost as rapid progress has been
made toward the compilation OF the
Queens Boulevard extension. The con-
crete structure which Is TO carry tho
elevated lines Is almost completed for the
snt,rc distance From Albertus avenue.
the present terminus Of the line, TO Jack
son avenue. tine work on the Corona cS
tension 10 entirely completed. A. Janc-
ton avenue the second station from the
snd Of the line a. now under construction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31
DAMP WALLS BREAK LEASE.
Court Pavors Tenant-Dstriment aI
70 Health IL Claim.


Damp walls In an apartment a.s as
signed as the latest cause for construc-
tive svictment In q decision by the APP
pellats Term of the Supreme Court In
suit of Ferguson Bros. q Forshay
against Horatio J. Ward to recover
two months rent of an apartment at
lot to 10 East Fortieth street. The
plaintiffs got judgment in the Municipal
Court, but the Appellate Term decides
that the tenant was justified In breaking
his lease.
The opinion OF tho Appellate Term
stated that two wallis In the apartment
were continually damp, and that in spite
OF the landlords promise to remedy IT,
nothing was done. The court said that
the danpness was especially noticeable
after . rainstorm, and that the health
of the tenant and his wife was affected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31
NEW SCHEME BEING WORKED.
Poor Market Makes Good business
for Registration Game.

Aided by present conditions In the mar
anxious to sell have been preyed upon
by INSCRIPTIONS brakers who have In
short time captured many dollars.
These brokers may be foun' In
Nassau street. Broadway and through
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
New Ohio interpretations.

The Imperial Improvement Com
pany. Toledo. c. II. Oliver and others
100000.
The Universal Tractor Manufactur
ing Company. Columbus. machinery
manufacturers. n. c. Phelps. T. O
Pickard. T. b. Funk. c. II. Hedges, f
NJ. Raymond; 100000.
The International Drug Company
Cleveland. NJ. f. Tettelbach and 9th
crs: $4,000.
The Rogers-Abbott Lumber Com
pany. Cincinnati. f. c. Rogers and
others: $4,000
The Akron Tire and Tube Company
Akron. L. l.. Hunsicker and others
10000.
The Cleveland GroVel Roofing Com
pany. Cleveland. Marcus Dewitt and
others: 5000.
The Acme Level Company. Toledo
+ r. CulbertsOn and others: $4,000
The Schaffner Drug Company. Ash
tabula. J. =. Airport and others: s25,
600.
The Institute Of Oxygen Therapy
Company. Cleveland. COnradode Cor
dero and others: $4,000.
The Arlington Carriage and Storage
Company. Cleveland. Charles Savage
and others: 10000.
Change Of Name.
The Billow Lupfer Company. Colum
bus. 70 the BiIlow- Firestonc Company
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09

r. - FurDee. ct Middle bourne i-
spending a Few days with friends and
reiativca IN this city.
Mise Jennie sutton. Of Weston Al.
apeudins few days with fficnda ana
relatives ln this CITY
Mozart and Mra. ~ A Nicholas 81
l4ilerty. ONO. are spending T. Few dar.
W ~ irendf ana relatives mere
pr and Mrs. James stewart. OF gfeu.
oenvills. are erendinr o. Few DAYS ,.tfr
fignna lud relatives here
Airs. =. J. Atkins. or Tomlnaon avenuo
r. Spending a. few dave win IrI.r... '.,...
f'l.uFes ai Greene county. ga
Mrs.. VIII Eomirk of sardla d Ia
spending a few onys win friends 40
relatives 10 this city
Ms ". Philip Hest Of pIttaburrb
"a. ~ epcnding few days in mia IN /.
VII friends and rsialivcs.
~, IT, etfter ~ Middlcb1urne. Tyler
,.un y. candidate Tor rtttc senate. b.
pending Few days vlth friends in mis-
senator - D. steed and uir. off tu,.
,nn. are Epending few days with rsia-
uIlH IN fNl1 CITY
Mrs Martha Lemiey viii leave TO-DAY
Tor falrmOuf and other rUInfr o.rf 81.
road 90 spend a. fes wecks win rris-
Mrs Charies D. Hubis of pbu.6,f.
ehia "a, D. erendinE faw days Win
f,.nd9 ana relative Dol fhfa city
MrH A AZ franria. OF N.w MARTIN.
Flllcla auondlng n few dave Win frlrrda
and relatives in This citF.
t+og -. MAYOR. state secretary Of the
,.'fl ~ lrade ri WheeunF. spent yes
i'r.aF ln fhia cifF
Mrs. Henry miller OF parterabur- be-
apNud,ng frH dHrr with frIerfr erf
IoLtlFra lu fhlH rIfG
Elizabeth Ih0naa has returned 90 t.r
NoIne ri cameron. after spending fFe
paht Two dayr here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
SERIOUS CATARRH
YIELDS TO HYOMEI
Also One Of the Best Remedies for
Head Colds or Bronchitis.

BE wise In time and use Hyomel AZ
the nrst symptom OF catarrh. such as
frequent colds. constant smiling.
droppings in the throat. or dull head.
aches. Do not let the disease be
come deep-seated for IL will surely
wreck your health. often causing the
loss OF hearing. and II not checked
may result in one OF the most dread.
ed diseases.
Hyomei Is natures true remedy for
catarrh-tt Is the direct method
you breathe IL so that the medication
goes right TO the sore and diseased
tissues lining the air passages Of the
head and throat; Its antiseptic heal.
ing must begin at once.
It's no bother to use Hyomei. Sim
ply put a few drops OF the liquid into
the inhaler. that comes with every
complete outfit. and breathe IT, You
VIII feel better after the first breathe
OF Hyomei. II clears the head and
throat Ike magic: while after a few
days use you will notice all your ca.
tarrhal symptoms are disappearing.
There Is nothing easier, quicker or
more satisfying for catarrh Ills than
hyomei which can be had at any
drug store. II is not merely a relief
but a sure and lasting beneft-and
most economical.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
REMARKABLE
RESULTS FROM
new REMEDY
Endorsed by Leading Druggists

Amolox, the new scientific. Hquid
prescription. will positively cure &c
zema, acne. pimples and all skin crup.
lions. 10 stops all itch and burning
instantly. Simply apply or wash the
diseased skin with this penetrating.
mild. soothing ISOLATION and an aeoniz.
ing Itch viii stop and restless. sleep.
less nighis viii be- a thing Of the past
sufferer from eczema and other dis.
hFurinr skin diseases. 80 to-day and
get bottle Of Amolov Druggists
everywhere will refund your money
DO Amolox doesn't do an We claim for
o. Trial elzo. 10 cents.
Recommended and guaranteed hy
p. IT, Rau and Hoeo Davis Drug Co.
Wheeling y. X. Hogo. Martins very.
Sclby q Reed. bridgeport. McKelvey
a. Co. Bellalrc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
JURY TRIALS END
Part Two OF Circuit Court for septem.
per Term 10 About At an End
only Chaucery Matters Remain.

Judge Newman finished his jury trial
work in Part Two OF the Circuit court
yesterday evening. when the jury In
the appeal case OF Joseph Szeech vs.. The
Nheehhs Traction Company failed 10
asfee ana was dismissed. This morning
VIII De taken up with the arguments in
tne appeal case OF the City " The
wheeling Ice and Storage Company FOR
the sum OF 500. This suit H. 10 settle
the question OF the constttutionalifv oS
the Corporation Tax law that was pass
ed oy the city council some days ago.
'uuge Newman viii be I'm the city IN
VI tomorrow when "a H. expected that
ne VII adjourn his September term and
ieaNe Tor Hancock county. where ne will
hoih court quite large number or
Important matters have been up before
the Judge this term and decided. Judge
herNeN has already finished his Jury
trials and viii probably adjourn to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09

Two farmers. whose names could not
pe learned, were relieved OF their
atatches ana n large sum OF money some
t siilo eaIly yesterday morning Inc Two
haa sone 10 the home OF Mrs. ]. Myers
On second street. and just as tney 49,.
~ ring the door another stranger stem
~ % ana asked for a room NJ
Ayers rad but the one room ana ~,
oeas ana thinking all three were toEether
s s put them IN one room When fbe
49, farmers awakened yesterday morn
ing they found that their watches ana
money was missing. also the stran-er
Inc matter was reported to the police
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
TREsPAssER FINED.

Birdie McCown was arraigned in
Squire Wickham's court yesterday
morning. charged with having tres
passed on the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road property. McCown was arrested
az an early hour I'm the morning by y.
& o. officer GIL for trespassing IN
the railroad yards and as he could
rot satisfactorily explain his presence
there Squire Wickham fined him 81
end costs or ten days in Jail. He took
the jail sentence and will spend the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
Benwood ariafa.

Mr. Steve Kacinski. popular FIfth
ward druggist. has returned to Ms
the city.
Mr. \. NJ. Hell was q business visit.
or IN Wheeling yesterday.
MI George Grcathouse Of the FIfth
ward, who sustained torn ligaments iu
MS leg several days ago when he fell
out or an apple tree b. stiu suffering
from the injuries.
Mr Anthony Murtaugh. local B. a O.
conductor. has returned from Pittsburgh
where he spent the past several days
with friends
Orville Cayton. city fire wagon driver
was on duty yesterday.
John Toner. 81 this city. has accept
"a position with the o. q o a. IRE
nan on the Fourth division.
one drunk wac tried In police court
"Wednesday and fined 81 and costs which
he paid.
home after visiting friends az Glen
Eastpn Tor the pas several days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
CREDITORS MEET

The creditors in the bankruptcy mat
ter Of George KQlodziojozky and Anna
cundar. partners In the baking business.
on the South Side, who were adjudged
bankrupt last Thursday by Referee
Henry a. Nolte. will hold n meeting In
the office of the referee Monday. Octo-
Der -. at o'clock The meeting Ia be-
Ing held for the purpose OF examining
the bankrupt. proving claims, appointing
a trustee and transacting any other
business which may come before the
creditors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
COURT ORDERS
Four Orders Were Entered An Part T.xro
OF Circuit Court Yesterday
By Judge Newman

judge Newman entered several orders
yesterday Ia part two Of circuit court
~ the matter Of Matilda Glenn ". civ
NdliWaN company. an ordtr setting
ASIDE the Judgment previously rendered
In the action OF !. y Arcns companv
vs. henry Rettter. et al. in assumpait
an order was entered dismfssinnr the
case Wv
In the matter Of Alfred A. Whitman
". the Logan Drug COMPANY a moro. =
was entered continuing the c:se 10 s.
other term.
The petition Of the Central Trus,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09

Mr. Charles Dickinson. OF Grafton
Formerly a resident of this city. is here
visiting relatives.
James Armstrong. OF Akron a a,
visiting friends here
Maurice Sealbauch and family. of
Shinnston. are visiting friends and re.
latives In this city.
Mr and Mrs, oscar Wilson are visit.
ing friends at Proctor
Miss hilda Mel adden and Rachael
gett. OF Moundsville
Mr. Ira Watson. OF Cameron. was q
business visitor here yesterday.
great number OF McMechen peopis
Vile yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
MOUNDSYILLE


Allan Grundon. who Uaa run over BY
cafriaGc ~ the corner OF Seventh
street and IuwllnHOu avenue "wednesday
evening Just before the mammoth street
rnral. started. ir not Injured seriously
Hrn nIfEnugh bic injuries are proving
rainIul hr VIII bn able fo ho out fn "a Few
days The Dad was just crossing the
street whom "a carriage turned the core
nrr. lle Han carried into the fruit stand
~ Naralf Lewis ard fir MrgfunnuhV
rendered first AID 90 the injured. after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09

NI'y Slerh J. FRANK Brannen. who has
been at this onice in the city building.
throughout the day regularly since DE-
tober 1, Tor the purpose Of receiving
city taxes. reports that taxes are com
ing IN very slow. Corporation taxes are
prompt enough but the individuals are
making II slow. Advantage should be
taken OF the opportunity to settle tax
being offered -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09

II - Understood that wnen the motor
boat races are held in connection with
the i'eIitiFe pumpkin show. local mo-
tof hfat enthusiast will participate in
the races II has been learned from an
uhohicial source that Mr. John Duao
VIII compete with his IS horse power
nonsense, although no statement has
been received from the gentleman verb
Tying the report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09

Mrs W. ID. Wells wishes to express
tnroush the lntelligencer her great APP
preciauon OF the kindness OF the good
geop,e OF McMechen and vicinity. The
Knights OF Pythias lodge. toEether with
me cherch people placed a movement on
Ioot oy which a new three room house
wes erected on a lot secured By Mr.
Nels long before his death. and upon
Whlch ne hoped TO see comfortable
nOhe erected Tor his vile and two boys
,oo much cannot be said in praise on
tne good people who helped to carry
out the Divine Injunction OF Pure and
vnoenled religion OF visiting the father
less ana the widow. which Kindness
wiz never be forgotten by Mrs Wells.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-09
Light Company Has trouble.

Inc wheeling Electric Company is
experiencing no little trouble in INSTALL
Ing the new lighting system. OWNS To
the dlHiculty In regulating the current
70 SUIT the many different sized lamps
wednesday evening wire came in CON
tact with a wire OF the Brooks Company
at Forty-eighth street and caused con-
siderable excitement.