The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29

Nuu tulh was bO0l lOllOWeu ny Lut ChllS
upon all neighboring cities and towns
for assistance,
The flames were soon pouring from
all the windows aud the roof Of the
Brown Dnrrell building; At S;i5, they
had spread tn the Shoe and Leather
Exchange building on Bedford street,
From both buildings the flames swept
in great masses across Bedford street,
along Bedford to Chauucey street, where
II was stopped In the store Of Farley,
Harvey & Co., the upper stories Of which
were burned, Three stores along Chauu-
cey street towards Sumner were burned.
SPREADING FLAMES.
On the south side OF Bedford street,
the aslhes jumped across Kingston
street from the hot blaze from Brown,
Durrell & 90. to the big sandstone build.
Ing, owned by F. l.. Ames and occupied
by Taylor Bros, and this was consumed,
The great granite building known as
Nevin's block, at tho corner OF Chaun.
cey street, was the next victim for the
flames, and the entire block, clear round
Rowe place 10 Kingston street, was con.
sumed Crossing ChaunCey street,
the fire very soon had a good
head Of all stores which are on.
closed In Exeter place, a small
street running from Harrison ave-
nue. 10 Chauncey street. Here the fire.
men got control. AT Rove Place, the
fire was partially checked from going TO.
ward Essex street, but quickly moved
toward the opposite side 10 the immense
Allen and LGrrabee buildings occupying
the square between Bedford street, Har-
rison Extension and ExeTter Place, at
which point their further progress was
checked.
TIIE LOSSES,
According to the most reliable esti.
mates, the losses OF those insurance
companies whose agents could be found
are as iollOwB: Liverpool, London and
Globe, 100000; Royal, SlSi,000; Sun,
SIPS 100; North American, Philadelphia,
500, ,350t Individual Underwriters, $780,.
600; Home, New York, $4,000; Hart
ford, Of Hartford, 5000; franklin,
Philadelphia, SOL 900; Continental, 500.
900; Commercial Uni0n, London, $780,
900; Mutual Union, New York, SGO,.
600; Pennsylvania, $57,725; American,
Philadelphia, S57,725; Hanover, New
York, $4,000; Ph9enix, London,
$53,00Oi Phoenix, Brooklyn, $52,.
600; Springfield Fire and Ma.
rine, $4,000; Imperial, $4,000;
Boyleston, Boston, $4,000: Guardian,
london, $4,000; North British and Mer.
camille, $4,000; Fire Association, New
York. $4,000; Niagara, New York, SS7,.
900; City OF LONDON, $50, 900; Fire As.
soCIation, Philadelphia, SS6, 900; Liberty,
Philadelphia, $4,000; New Hampshire,
Manchester, So, 600; Germania, $50, 900; /;
PhWnix, Hartford, $50, ,0O0; North Amer.
lean, $4,000, (unotticiall; London AS.
suranCe, S27,2O0; Liberty, New York,
$4,000; London, Buffalo, German, $685..
0OO; Anglo.Nevada, $4,000; Hamburg,
Bremen, $4,000; Michigan Fire and
Marine, $4,000; American Central, St.
Louis, S24, 900; Prudential, MY, $50, 900;
Neptune, Boston, $50, 900; st. Paul Fire
and Marine, $4,000; Milwaukee, S2O,.
900; Alliance, New York, $50, 900; Glenn
Falls, New York, $4,000; Firelnen's
Fund, $4,000; Citizens, New York, Sls,.
OO0; Prudential, Boston, $lhV9ei stand'
ard, New YORK, $lGoVo Fa9Klln'
Columbus ONO, american, NeW YORK
German, PlVsp9rHh., Union, OaLIlornia, l
Orient, Hartford, $l2,00Ol Jefferson,
New York, ConCordia, Wisconsin, Miss.
ouri, Guardian, New York, Mutual
American, New Jersey, Equitable, Provl,
dence, County, PhtladelPhia, aud Mtr'
chants, frovluence, ?iV'gVV each Merl' y
den, Oonnecticqt, Machanlcs FllIa
delphia, sna security new H&
ven, SAVOo each Albany new
YORK, Se,OOOl Giraru, fniladelpnia
Northwestern, National MeIcan!lle
EiremenS rem b 66a Sa'umote' anu itsaalns p.IIa
5,VVO 70 S9,VvV eaGn urand Kaplds
Arlington MUTUAL, M!Gnigan ann fargo |
Mutual, worcester, " ,oOO PasSeGs G Gen Snt ~
Provision Dealers, Shiesgo, Sp,VVVi Na
u9nal, New IofE, So,ouV VompeIGlal
Albany o'9SSVi ~ Gmpire ii GtaIei hocnes s..S.,
tor, y. ~ S'lv9 oo AmetlCan, hoston h
and Mercantile, o,oVO each' anu nun
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whose nSKs canpot " Preeent w ascer
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thls hre eomlnVl a9 " uoes on VT sol
.! tne great oIaGe a. Lynn u StusnInl
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SHOE ANp LEATHER FIRMS bVNNEp OUT
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aloe and leather firms burned out, thos
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