Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-13

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rXsd the plugs 80 hard thsi fully half
al hour wAs occupied IN moving ihen-
The cOEaAgrat!on spread rapidly and
by the time water was obtained i. vaa
evident that the morning chapel vas
doomed. Ii is utterly destroyed. From
the smaller building the fines ex-
tended rapidly to tue "Cty Road
Chapel" properly SO called, seizing
upon the gallery running tue whole
length of the left side. This has beea
entirely consumed, and the back Of the
chapel-in form of semi. circle-has
been thoroughly Quilted. In this pOr-
ton Of the building stood the COM
munion table, surrounded 10y elaborate
Monuments, one recently erected at
cost of E1,000, to the memory Of the
late DR.. Waddy, father of Mr.. s. D.
Wsddy, Q. c. NJ. p. The other monu-
ments include tablets and memorials in
honor OF john Wesley, the founder Of
Methotism Charles Wesley, author of
most of the hymns used by the commu-
nifty DIR. Coke the celebrated mission
ary, the Rev. John Fletcher, vicar Of
Madeley the Rev. John Watson, au-
thor Of the Institute )" the late DR..
Jabez Bunting; Adam Clarke, the COM
mentator, aud many others. All these
have seriously suffered, but not to the
extent that might have been expected.
.considering the great heat to which they
were exposed. The ceiling is irrepara-
bly, damaged indeed, Capt. Shaw ID
doubtful whether the roof can be saved.
The columns supporting the galleries
are burned a considerable distance
down on one side, and the whole in
terror very much injured. The pulpit,
however, from which John Wesley
preached has fortunately been pro-
serred, and the vestries at the back
have practically escaped. 1t is feared
that rubbing from the actual plate on
Wesley's coffin has sustained considera'
bic injury, and il 30, the historic relic
can not be replaced. Mastery over the
fire was obtained about o'clock. The
buildings are insured for ct ,000.-
London DdiLy.