The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1903, Page 1

iy é C ic NT ran 2 Bank Clearings Today, $682,162 | Beet Pah ah alta oe - * Increase . . . »« $226,472 ee snows hah te Freeh eaat winds, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MONDAY, FRBRUARY a, 1903 a5 CENTS PER MONTH + No. 294 LOWN TO PIECES BY TERRIFIG | SONFERENCE CONTINUANCE IN EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE... ALLSMOKECASES Operators and Miners ee Cannot Agree Police Judge Promptly Grants Postponment Until fafae! Trozzi, an Employe of the Seattle Bridge Company in Its Quar-|.2s:4.:.:% Tymorraw on Account of Jacob Furth's Absence fy at Port Orchard Literally Torn to Bits by Premature Explosion: %sisus" 2 ---Business Men are Discommoded i Tt le sald by Chose in w position to , an employe of the jexploded, ‘Troasl was the ont " pefure the ent, | tur * 9 wader | Snow CASS 12 will be furprining if an Troan, nly ma hong before the accident, but only | fue ate wid be ie agreement is reached within a week The ¢ cakes are not) ‘ yd then al bay | de that the Dias aries lee and mo ptone quarry, Was lity [near the scene of the explosion and /§39 was found after. Of this one $20/ Iu evolent associatio | Sd there are grave Unt Gone ing stands MMe 8 V Sail atnoune of tual, Y ‘oretant , $20) Heaian enevolent aampoiations. | | willbe reaches Th that case a gon. |Dine tried In police court, A month [building stands small ar of fuel, investigation Blown to atoms yesterday by /the only one hurt. He was thrown etal strike will follow Any one glancing at the smoke |will show are Geveloping @ fold plewe was buried several Inches | Oompany th morning, the local pa ten ago they were vet for hearing todey, | ptacks from the street can readily horse per ton of fuel | A dant powder that linto the ali < . . “ a a company € the quarry, bub that ax a smoke consuming d¢ umed explosion of # he air and be body torn limb Jinto @ stump 60 feet from where mm venger details of the ac t mea | but in order to accomodate Jacob |e. ‘the automatic stoker is entirely | One of the Hawky-Down draft or lasting pur- | from limb. ny apes plosion oce been received, It was known th ucvenful to it# econom: woke conn te be weed for anting — mm Ham Hie hing was ripped lowion urred. | Pronat wan th the habit Of 4 B DY IN Furth, presidént of the Beattle Biee- |" ful A y, | amok t : | Charles E. Crane, president and gen-|the North Se: in shreds and the contents of his| The remains were brought to Be-| ing” hie near an tris Company, who was bet | pA goed nase of the Diamond’ lee se Light and present, they were continued m.. Company, testifies | Coal tar, olly cotton, waste ‘4 before fp ma es being warmed | pookets strewn about attic last might and are now in| thought that several sticks of dyna } r e fold it , : The powder mm 0nh are pow ILS were tunieahl) sedan tae }inent manufacturers are def inade the | following |coal,, in tact, anything combustible : ‘open fire when it wuddenty! He ie known to have had about /eharge of Bonney & Stewart, Thelthe damage d |ih the canes. porter for the Star |ean be burned in pian ou Mr. Furth sent word that be had sini one foes" . oxpere ent we are saving 12 per cent. tn the plant ; the trinis port-|fel bill, or enough to purchane «| was built and not after the citizens - +4 sloker every year. While thelof the surrounding neighborhood AND DECAYED A ah Clty Attorney Dei | advantage of having clean fires all|had complained of the mnoke FLOATING | it) Cresent hin witnesses, including |!® time without working the life] Another sm consumer which OFF KING STREET i; 2" MacDougall, Albert Hansen |°% our firemen i liseli @ great |has been proved successful by nine ie aes = aataoae Merchants and |eOusiderateon, years’ use in Portland and other ‘Tre body of an unknown man was ptt ng ghnne eee ‘Our present plant was put ip af-| cities In Oregon is the invention of Tound in the bay wt the foot of King |) ce all pleased with the , my )J. foot Heker, now a resident of atrest this morning by A. Hodges, « part yer of Bastern | this elty, It i known as the Beker lamploye of the Fucthc Coast | ‘cities to convince myself that a prac |cobustion furnace and t# based on pany The body was horribly mu t Y neuming furnace|the principle whieh prevents a lamp ated and war decayed to such an ex- |), eset ated wilt é chimney from smoking—the free cir- fest that & was aimost \mpossibic | inena’ceuin tomeeen «we purchased was put in| culation of pure alr around the for the coroner's men t r : aed it enables us to burn the| fame, Rye veg ee te'tabe 1 trem Bad oy te it te the in ade bituminous and lignite| A perforated brick arth extends When the body wae found i was | thay tre fimeliy coals we have in this cour |the entire jength of the botler and HemMting sume distance off the shore. | plead that it in imposstbh t weg R becomes incandescent when the fire After the coroner had been notified | least, impractioable, to install crane on is Seared. | The SONS BARNES Over it War towed in to the bunkers and |consuiners in plants burning the soft |/M* there are af this time to be had jand through the arch and is con- thence taken to Bonney & Htewart's | coal of thie state the Duluth. the Green, | sumee. sesuiting ine saving tn tual. morgue A glance at the emoxe stacks of /A04 the Hawley-Down Dratt fur- |The device Is costly. From aii appearances the man was! the Diemond lor and Storage Com- | 0506, “* well an a number of others, about 4 years of age. He wore alpany, on Western avenue, will con og Ree Fen hemvy) Mackinaw coat, © biue flannel | vince even the casual obeerver | Aiea warning was given all sbirt, avemiis and very heavy hoes. | otherwine corporations a year ago that’ the ‘Were no letters nor papers in A tmoke-consuming plant that te amoke nuleance must abated, Our his fockets by which to MMentify him. |in every Way wuccesmful is in opers- pany took thy tow md ‘The only money on his person was |ton there, It is known as the Bab- |i any prepared te obey the deat. #0 cents. It te thought he was a | cock & Wilcox chain grate stoker, | pine. en o iee-onares © oe In regard to the ciatm some timer been called to Tacoma and could not ‘olice Judge George Bereenings, perhaps the lowest rade of fuel used im any plant in the city, are burned inthe Diamond low and St © furnaces. A | ‘The broken coal is fed into the furnace by & moving hal In the extreme front end of the fur- Ratance $10 ser month, two Im nace, beneath « fire brick arch, the lots, over 200 feet deep. good soll, fuel le coked and the volatile gaser just the place for a emall garden and chickens, located about 15 minutes’ ride from Pioneer square. laden with carbonaceous matter pane back throvkh Friends and Associates of Many | an incandencent acres three miles cast of Lake Years Pay Parting Tribute to Sen- ington: 14 head of stock, good 280 mens A Be eter Allen | matter inflammable gases are| buildings, orchard and all farming | Price $250, regain. ee consumed, adding to the Intensity of | implementa, for $4246.00, $1600.00 cash, Hundreds of friends of the late ex- | the heat beneath the botler. balance $50 a quarter, interest at an Be Allen foto ie | All the comburtible matter In the |§ per cent H RBERT eee Jee folowed Rie | oust we burned by the time It reaches ere is $4000 worth of firet-clann E soy remains to the eraye porter’ | the end of the furnace. and the ashes | cedar which can he marketed imme- ae with kin py ght Bad | are there ¥ dumped into aldiately to the three mille tn the Fi . vieinity, giving you your farm prac- who with him had meen tke tieally for nothing te Gf Washington grow out of the wilde: aod members of the bar Who lind met him year ater year in| Come at Once and eoUrtTail mingled their teare at the | Secure This we of the man they had truth ily eulied their friend. The funer went to the howse at 666 Har- | . In prefusion “itt "eict,| fling the Row st PE the moet beautiful were from or- 7 jeations with whick BHenator A) RW "" Seeeeagecasacea had been associated during hy WASHINGTON, D. . Rev: Edward Lincoin Smith | A compromise has been red by \ ‘The report of Fire Marshal D Conducted the funeral wervines from | Minister Bowen to the three alll SB Kellogg for January shows # We hame, Of preferential (reatment for on) We are just in receipt of 1§ cases of new styles in Soft and total of 17 fires during the @ mone these whe jeonded the month to mauve their prestige only. tore Cornwell, | time the erediters of ali nations are SSSR S88 speilbaiaitiaiiliait on and Mevitray andito share alike in the 8 per cent tativer Wilton, Lewin, Phitt- | fund. is Army Annihilated and Himself Slain or NAVAL CADETS High Tension Over the . eceaiianua ni: ites le cousunaton 48 thar’ tatirust ot has just as much style and will give you as good service as e B month, The losses were very @ feperst fromm Ctympia were Gover-| During thin time the members of the | Stiff Hats. ht, being but $2927. covered Henry Meliride, United Statem|tripie alliance are to take 960 tneurance. s ar-eieet Lavi Ankeny. ex-fena- | cent. of the customm receipts The h| B john 1. Witton, Hon Harotd | Cabello and La Guaye. After 4 | a laton, Be t - Philbrick, MF. Gose, | peace, without abrogating the prin- - ‘ . Trolley Car Strike Mitchell Gti. |Ciples for which he has been ‘con-|*Y $$.00 Hat on the market ; while in Flight y 4H. J. Ramecy. Judge C. | tending, ) Mantord, Judge Mark Fuilerton,| The proposition was made by “ Pi i et cnt copeemnemnenemee hidge HG. Mruve. Judge ‘Thomas | Rowen in pursuance of a suggestion Our Cheltenham or" ’ . rhe. Judge J. P. Hoyt and Judge |by the representative in Washington ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 2--This ic} WATERHURY, Conn. Feb. 2— K. & Gr acted as honorary pa. of one o the allied powers, Six Feb. £—Fum confirma-,tender's troops rushed repeatedly| graduation day at the naval acad-| The trotiey cars are running unme- | OLS "tne aclnd me Monorsss pall | ene as the time ofiginally sug at. . @ that the sultan has | *8inet the muxsles of the cannon) any. The class of this year con-|lested today, but there @Fe MO DAM lei cemetery emted by the diplamat in quest Until they were practically annihil-| tained 4 members, The term was|sengera. Companies of milllia are nee RE but Bowen is w make : Viewory over the! ated. The tmperial troops are pur-|ahureviated and the clans graduat | guarding ail the linen jut Be season to nave the pees’ |#8 equal to the Best $3.00 Hat sold throughout the city, Let Fen Feceved. ine | Pind ine peattered remnants of (heed at this time instead of in June. as) On account of the riots gros tige of the allies, He is unwilling} @s show you the new shapes, Battie Pretenders army and unless be it] has been done nearly every year |ing out of the trolley strike, and the to give Up anything substantial. : ‘ me and four | among the slain he will undoubtedly | Since the beginning of the mpanieh|tmenacing chormeter of the genere! } : al struggle develop-ibe captured. There ia great rejoic-| war because of the need of officers |situation Chambertain yester- | WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb. 2- P Slaughter. The pre- for the navy. day ordered 14 companies of state SKAGWAY 3": plan for the settlement of o : troops to this city, Two Gating the Venenueian complication has WAS SWINDLED BY [Sir stic'eiw st! SER ci auet” | jucaawa'F Aimata Pon snoring Whatlagian’2e'tae' te tee sts | A DAMS & BLANCHARD ~ powers, Thie suggestion in under jae past week the stood to be a proposal that the three MONARCH BOOK co. TWENTY-FOUR ie. Seeers San, eoeverse T lallied powers receive fi Hmited 759 Second Ave. Hinckley Block sai niles an hour Period all Of the 3 per cent. of the Architald Rutherford atieges in During Usat time feceipts which the Vene of the n gov out hae o departments af the big Baatern cit-|compiaint filed im the superior court fires broke out. Two nalts tor foreign cieamane ead thet fon. He will espectally look into the |gaturday that through the misrep Seam aitaien. and the third 4 . ines matter of conducting garbage crim-|resentations of the Monarch® Hook mreyed the houre and contents of socteeh ut the other redNore shal atories, in view of the proposed e=- | Company of Chicago, Superintendent Kogers of the White : 1 : my Sees ite | be aden to share the fund pro DOROEey CAVE) cere. ot Senne ee N, Feb, It is now [hate Toute. A hundred people acted |rata, according to the amount of the stated that 24 members of the crew ltimguished the firemen were encased |[enpective elaine, Bix fronts | ts of the wrecked ste ‘ nentioned as a reasonable preter- — manera arrived here, he states he found an. | OC the wrecked steamship AVON were lig feo, Beveral were badly frosen. | tice for the @llMan » drowned ld wether the! “tt in understood that this plan has the, He will report his findings to MURDEROUS DESPER- tne oity counctl tendent for Washington . a ther man had been appointed to fill ll Years or #0 ago, ‘niet con ‘The iM ; lthools wilt remain closed until the |, WwW. Ei 4 t rt positlon arch company ; een received with fi Pett met and vanquished | Inds sautiaar wensere cipeet Or TRIAL BE INS Slade ot Fevruary.. |uwen represent eare ECquai to denperado, in a the Star and compelled to move on government, although he has mot yet ih the eter ee ee eS ar ie |rignified his willingness to accept it, . aes i [Seance ees Cae © e Tas. ae eee oe " - - vuld be presented to him by the ‘ admitted i, and NEW YORK COMING INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 2-—-The power® a* & counter proposition to oo4 Ee: Admitted Mand The crulesr New York te subeduled | trial of Dr. Alexander of the In- ie own. ‘The proposition, if formal of clearing out our entire stock in the few days left us before we move Fagin + Mono] nae Prt ce Ee baer ene Gat medion! college, the first of the ly made, will in effect be a compro- |] to our new store in the Lumber Exchange building, 1118-15-17 Second tor trouble 4 Feb. 10, to undergo a general n charged with grave robbing, mine for the pur if a0 avenue. We have extra sales people to attend to your wants. Our : Bernard : engineer of |¥ ~ ie Srevistiag be mm. government supervising archi- [overhauling beann today lies ome prestige on usually quick me ' rated, and a visit to our MEAS jowk cut for both the |tect’s office at Waahington, D. ¢ j thelr aetive demonstrations against |] store convinces you that THE L! s the most comfortable Ce nn nt e< arrived in the city yesterday for t v uela. Having «© no far in trading place you know of. . end the ehidren of |etm b yn Baten Magy Rhos their effort to enforce their claims # K as Rave received his “draw” |federal officiais with reference to ord ie we eae go = HASTENING TO THE END. rn of the federal : . ~ © Se patee or c Rar r Y — stele ics suastie ot eka le ree of our time In the old store has made it necessary that we should tions which have het bach. make @ further cut jn our prices, All this week and until we move descending on | aoe septs ot Se Peet ‘ we will give wonderful bargains, We make it possible for you to A when he threw up j@re of © mt h ree LONDON, Feb. 2—The Brition || BUY NOW for present and future use THE sT NECESSARY Waried off the biow. pees ae pn See ag — = preas oontindes to eriticiee the att. LINES OF DRY GOODS at prices less than ev pled png pe needs of the various departments. tude of the government on the Vene RAND REMOVAL SALE BARGAINS i DRESS GOODE, For this reason it has been recut i : zuelan matter bite sentiment ap— 8, VELVETS, 8. MUSLINS, GLOV HOSIERY, RIB- mended that the building be made pears to be iy in favor of INERY, UNDERWEAR, COATS, SUITS, LACES, NO- four stories in height. As this can accepting Minister Bowen's propos TIONS, FURNISHINGS, ete, ete. and the Street as a suspect. On not be done within the limits of the , . d Hi t G tti R d tion, and the naral ‘that FIRE SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. - lappropriation made by congress Mr ni 1s onents Gettin ea , enon: mirous of continuing FIRE SALE OF UMBRELL, Bike enon” the trot (azpropriation, emi wy conereseyMs |Gov. M’Bride a P g the quarrel for the purpowe of OF HAT 8. OF HATS AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, , moniaze, if possibie, the means of the 4 . r I -feeling between England sip, conceal, some. | Teroms Genartmente with itv feees For a Kilkenny Cat Struggle sary limitations In the matter floor and office space, He believer SPECIAL CARS that thie can be done and that con- m > — —— — — tracts for the construction of th OLYMPIA, Feb. 2.—There will be) reckon with such fighters as Jee of the ordinary |)uliding will be let early in the|“ragtime” music in the legiaature Kast y, of Pierce and Charles 1 We Would Like to Prepare Your a + | summer. - fh not be | ROM Of Whatcom, ‘There has been) $e | & thick coating PLR tac a a Balsa ~ on, and it will ne no legislation of importance as yet) Pre. re] 4 a the sa ee SMALL FIRES at any time. ‘The bie land ® congested condition of the cal- | & scrip ons. abou is wr and was . ed. Gov, Mr is impending, is ye eae so Two small fires tn different sec- fight has started, Gov v We give you what the doctor oe Of stctking the Jailer | rons of the elty, broke out about 9| Bride has buckied on his armor and) Today tho f f new bills start- | , 80 THAT THEY WILL NOT SOIL : Teude oles have: acme fi ro a ger 7 7 | o'clock last night, One was In Wil-|is out with @ big kun for the reeal-/ed again, By the end of the week, 3 Sy THEIR GOWNS It day and all night. Deliv- Whe bec pei, Nell tura cafe, on Second Avenue nearlcitrant members of the legisature calendar wil! be burdened ; > G Silte Wanda nastobare te the powell dbp atreet, and the othe 7 who are now lined up against his der the circumstancés, with thr PITTSRURG, Feb. 2—If the de city. enever there vel eaton bill the nine wee é : | 5 Ras fis eyes ope en |takee ne and Blewett atreet. Bach |ratiroad cormmission Mon: oe mands of the Pitteburg Chamber of | Probable beth viva) Se bw tinguished “without trouble,| The governor has decar warland with hundreds of private bills i pone gellg apl | Sunset, Main 35. Independent 35 are ‘Poncen je The total damage at each place did|against the rafiroad men. He has|to be acted on, It is pinin that there | — will have spectal Pull : — Hed wen penn not toned 41 ¥ hot served any particular notice on| is every chance of an extra session, | WABHINGTON, D. ¢ Wn SEiates les Oe eens the rr nentatives of the transpor Moreover Governor McHiride, it In/That the Baroness von Sternberg,+{he street railways fc . Siewart & Holmes Drug Co. , and him “ cine ‘lace in the best |cOmmittee Was appointed whieh was red when Harold Preston house refuse to pass his m- ppeomptiy take high place | ~ instructed to draw Wp an See OUT OF JOBS) 1S ESTABLISHED | fir cis tivau'sircee“”" "|" aetre Onep ana Lang fe snouen thu fash rmn: [Rit cnect 1H do x ye [meeting the cuuncil, compelling - ‘ ‘. Ready for the Fray The Republican party of the mate aay Milo Brow et Was danenien |(he Pitabure Railway | company to m eerving Policemen who have! pho free medical dispensary organ-| ‘The governor's friends say that he| was never so disrupted ax now. The] Mtcn Langham, @ wealthy mine ablish on ite lines special cars the city for the past 4 fighter. No one wholeenstorial fight has left scars deep whens for the use of women, the fare on ized two weeks ago by prominent |is a determined figh Odner of Idaho, and a niece of Ar ae a NETe Ciornixned last night | On vaicians ond charity were ot cnows hiv exreliency ‘will doubt this | and long, and the governor an-\ hin |/guner of Kawho. @al i Rioos Oe Abe Twitch ahalt be 19 cents Tee Police Sullivan, acting |Enzttie in now ready for the treat-|atatement for @ nent Antagonists are not trying hard to| PMN iy It I waid that laborers, who fr Matruetions trom + : n rs 4 ene y heal them | Sg Fog cage Wadyy CHY |iment of charity cases, All of the lover, Mcliride, #o his friends say Schetor Van De Venter ot.’ xuh quently occupy the cars, ar ‘" Oe of tha will be eo 4 to force the fighting. ed with grime, which aotle the gowns | as mey men were firnt | OTK OF Ne Ge eniice of Dr. willl: |ratirond ieaton DHT hus been in| will probably bring up hie resdluttgm | of the women who afterward enter ush to Alarka has commenged: When you go you will need a emg the 1 t of De-| ian te the Arcade block troduced in both house and renate, pr Miding for the appointment 60 a the cara, The plan ia favored by the 7 make the well know: Yukon” Camp Stove We y io by Mayor Humes, act- - a been referred to the railroad committee to meet with a council and the {road company employ the beat workmen and use the utmost A Provinion of th aty |. 2olening, we He arom ccanding |gommittees of the two bodies. Neith-| like. committee Je, Crean and will probably dopted care in making t toves nd e; od " . mmittec aR COonM wiatu oO or h legie- to make we be fe. ap & « € buy € ul BY Bb nice ee renPholnted | Ghysicians: Dr. J, A. MacKinnon, ler of there committees has consider jit tne two fates, have much SPe.Sp, Ramen See page. Cape © fen Sete nn aot ~4 * tooke, ay et, Both will probably f H lDr, C'Ynton T, Cooke, Dr. Re Roy led it y in eammon on the Columbia river in \ , ion adopted by the! piss Dr. J. W. Halley, Dr. Harry A, |it up at one the fight may {the flehing industry, and it han al On, See Carat tals n ne whe have these st s thin the wan Shaw, and Dr. W. “A. Silliman. «. direction the fig = A Dawson, ae ee Those who have these stoves ‘ has since been held Patties nds on what Gov, Me amived from Nome over the toe It will give us pleasure to show you these stoves, Corporation coungel TH MRS. SMITH . ie in absolute commit egislatur there late in November ‘ or porat to 00’ ide may do, We is in a Sly alteitad wilte ctrects Laaevinas thy > Mrvice commianion. The oe B. Gardner has returned to Prumand of the anti-rallrond brie {4 bly similar Dilla affects lniey report that there are 1,200 lose are fino held invalid. | ihe city after a fruitiess search for His main Heutenants will peppie in the camp this year than By ie coubetu it’ Geer | the, ofky after, « fruitions search Sor |g Warhurton and. Cruw i Afiords Nice Junket Heveral aewostriken have been] | ——— r ces Q pay fo the ery ier oo o - : 7 Chairman Wilson. uree there ina nice junketin skating r “a mi VILLE TAD, Curacoa, Feb, & Lal seomen, Wy servis iheen revaines by me county to of te and Lmele in the ho r the members. of the Wash om) built) and je liberally pat mn ution of the cane, allroad committee Word has been cotved he at the Who lose their pom-|Snertin Mra wmnith Is charged with | Hie aaeeeeaee in the Nght will be Geo. [ington legislature to Journey to Past headquarters ¢ volutiontats ’ » J Tl awindling Mra M. J. Luts and other) ( Harold Preston, of He-)land to meet their Oregon frienda} There has been much fitness among | that Castro's tre p met a we Seattle women out of p®veral thou- | sitte. a uedatly a week Ie epent at the} the natives, and the health officer at} vere defeat in a battle fought 40 miles lqand dollare in bogus oll stock deals Fight Will be Lively There are bills for dinners, | Nome he on ee —4 Mhem te] south from the coant Medinak He had a warrant for Mra, Smith's bd Pa nents, clare and the Mike best of his ability, Quite a num : _ ¥ Neve efore in istory © pald b: on © D led. BELA. G. Durken arrest Never before in the hy “on p y the stat ber @ = ill iaapbian ptate was there such a fight ino lew Vanier did not father-thet A PUP ‘ C. &. BIRTHDAY istature ae this which has just start it being introduced FREMONT LIBRARY 7 6 doubt that the con of* Lew N t} whe firat branch of t attle en the 28d ary of the birth}ed, ‘There ia no doubt th ; When Van De ee bog “p tine residence | of the at . ‘ople in|the recent kenatorial fieht. In the the senate had agreed to name}mont tonighl A reading room har| LONDON, Feb. The king is iN m department Tie trient pty pecially house an attempt wilt be made tolthe senate members of the commit | been, conducted Im Lremont for the Jand has been compelled to postpone Largest Stove House inthe North. N. W- Pistioge, Aengare very ning ne chie jectric hirs with « fine Mt omen ed out : aidewwaoh wation until the] tee without consulting him Cran be| pawtewo veers. This has been turn-|all visite, His physicians announge z ; bill ie diaponed anter) an rroan of the fist ea int tall the 1 Hbrary in ne that his affection i# only tnfluenss, Bout. , , Congregational reed ¢ jon Will in disposed | Vant wn of the *- a tr § . ry n y re, ’ 4 $13 Firet Avenui m Thoukh but ive weeks at the Klymouth | Congregational: |1 The governor cialme a mas wnmittes Med te alien coe lauarters. on. Fremont avenue, nea: band thet-theve, te no need for appre: ff Melh Store, First Ave, & Opring Ot. @ We already of extra 19 ad bh — in the house, but’ he wilt have to 1 atter, which carried Mlewott street henaton,