Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-14

50 A'ANN 80 tAAAN SUPP AANAN ANNlWt
4, however, the burned district includes
the weal,hiest and most fashionable nor.
ton Of this city.
Hundreds OF elegantly.furnishod man.
slouS are In ruins Many OF these resi-
dences had beautiful gardens attached to
them, and the moneyed loss does not rep
sent
OVER uAtF THEIR VALUE.
All manner of estimates are to bc
heard at this time. The city assessor SAYS
The taxable value OF the dwellings burned
is SO50,000. This makes the actual value
OF The property destroyed 81 800, GOO,
which perhaps represents the loss In
money. The Insurance IS estimated az
SG0Q, Q0O, although some insurance men
who have walked over tic dis
tiict place the same as $500, 900
SO far rs can be learned not single ac.
cidvnt occurred, Notwithstanding the
fearful panic that prevailed. The scene
during the progress OF the nrc was sim
ply trightlul, ana was 80 nlled with
misery and huuylng terror that who
ever witnessed IL must bear It's vivid Inn
I press for ltfctlmc. The wind rose to a
sorcamnw sale 10 tao V,olulty OF tho ire
aud swept through nc burning hyit hi
terrible swiri,, carrying
NuliuNs on laws CiNpERs
| nlsN U' VI VIZ alf ana raining taom down
la mile distant over the wooden
I city and It's panic.sricscn iahab.
/ itants. The entire east ond Of
Wy WY w"lNoy v0nt3lhs doAnh
! "ilvh UWvhiNEs' AZ U.s. WOOL leAAs
p.ae' "n N.Y.. ~ uU i,.l WIN an ih9osorh2Nle
NY wv "'uu,," "AWt nouso "'"
eIuguN y WoWI 10 WUppcu " ohe
in''s.,S uNl'e uilu lnP cthter o. 'he ouCN-
~ p"V aafc o"' N"'lc nVol Whue th'
, ,N'.,i's un tn' r"etf NeIS iHiu"E FPilunR
uiSu " wv, ~ gu oSel! sue, INC alley'
N3HN gln' st''VtS loi 'vnRRulros ON tluNr
sIuo q, NY oGtn'us o'l, we're ulleu WIN
Wy p'NNVhV" iNCVS OF women, crying
vI,lluIoh ~, any slVlt' stt9ng' helpless men,
Nuu V"uiu 90 hothlhE W such gaio oui
Sroueh Gown ior sneiler nom the pierre
'"S nor 'u.r .anu WA'1h tle names iieh ~
IN, ~" ny u "f iIFhllNh y TON"
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WV "V''uliyal WNiueh'S oi
w ."g' fuNh ~ dW'ius
NuuSe' i-VVh hiu!l'l mis' MSGalH ana =
aeVl III, W u.nVl i'oP'c whose lhol,luua,
mt%t'a NUS w Ne'I WV tuition ana hAl
ni,i'lUI' w 'hc sI'Ht mSloFly Oh WloSo
pulnvu GUY lose ~, VIZ better porl9ho 'nelI
lol'"ucs' tnylr iit,le an, some mhllllcs
Su,u,. " N"uu uVn, 81 luihtVioi o'npir
,",SiN NS'"iCU WIN 'HeW CloVllus on lnell
pAcN' so cohl'"rhl were Vhey mat inc ilft
"ouiu nov 'taVn ,l''u' me loss N per
ooioi tpPuit' aug nuuSrhoW property can
wv Wy 'ell''l"lsu' auu ~ non ihclu'Nu ID
mie previous cs'l'nNl'' lhe holeis are
ulNu WIN huiheieAs people, anu elt,'
@OnN V"i"lul,'e' ~ now w wow apPof'
uuhHs i'ill'i'cS 20 rooms anu premises
WANTED Foh IHliR usF,
Every uiaS ana venice IN the Guy " 81
WORK carrying inc streWh turhl'
tuici oVuulne pnu PICTURES 10 secure
ti"eeS' Ihousah9s OF people haunt th'
uutl'I ulH'liul, looking among inc runs
, lot Naluapie keepsakes or JeWclIy ~
, though hoping TO una something lett bui
, all Is as nitaN ana barren rs lhe oaIar'
, ucStFb' Even inc huge wooden wafer
, thhhs auu FENCES anu SIDEWALKS ana ltle
', phone poles nre
nuRNEn TO AslIl;s
Here ana lhcre are fierce burning coal
pies, SHOWING where the lhfllll mousse
holder hAd stored his winters coal
Nothing but bleak, awkward chimney
, and twisted iron aud millions OF curlct
nails mark the spot whore stood the talr
! est dwellings OF the Island city.
, bHNlh'o0 ~ 'htI'ly c"NPNhNNu' ny
calamity Is so great that men choke Will
tears In speaking OF It. some score o
! sick people we're humiedly removed dur
Ing the conilagration, aud many ladlc
are reported prostratCd to-day with TN
terrible excitement of hceing from thcl
: comfortable homes.
: a MEETING or CITIZENS
is now In progress at the cotton exchange
TO provide Immediate relief forthe poorc
victims. Already the rich men OF the II!
Z and the well to do, even those who have
lost their elegant mansions, have deter
mined 10 look after aud provide for thei
own poor people, and Galveston vii
probably make no appeal to the gen
4 crosby of the outside world. Following
b close on the heels Of the recoD
c great strike which inflicted Il moneyed los
r on the business men OF Galveston OF full
@ 100000, this calamity is u climax 4
!. the woes and sore Affections OF the Ole
}, ander City; but her men are brave o
: heart and are