The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-30
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1923 to 127 N. Main st.

& Co. wholesale grocers. $780, 600; Mil
waukee Chair company, $3.50, 600; II. Reid
berg & Co., vinegar works, s200. 900; Han
sen Mating company, 5000 600; Milwaukee
gas works, s5O0,0O0; johnson cracker
works (old) $50 COO; Union Oil company,
$50, ,0Oe; Bloch & Co. wines, $4,000; Ma
tional DisiiIIiny company. $50. .OO6: f. H.
Doehme & Co, drugs. Sl50.0O0; Feisal &;
Villarmachy. 100000; TOPPER q Son, ma
chinery, $4,000; BsyIey & Sons, machin-
cry, $4,000. Imbusch Bros, wholesale
grocers, $3.50, 900: Fernekes & Bro, confec-
tionery s75, 900; Delorne & Quentin, toilet
goods, $35. 600: Milwaukee, bag company,
$50, 600; A. j. Hilbert & Co. fsvorng ex-
tracts, $4,000; Northwestern freight
houses Cars and contents. 5000 Mil
wauliee. Lake Shore aud Western freight
houses, $4,000; McLsnden hotel, so, 900;
minor losses, ss5, 600; 500 dwelling houses
cottages, barns, etc, 500, 0oo Total, S.
S25, 600.
The aggregate OF the insurance carried
on the burned property. exclusive of that
carried by the Northwestern railroad.
which has blanket policy, il s. 2J0, CO.,
divided among about Us companies.
The insurance companies which will be
the heaviest losers are tn. following: The
Hartford, S75 900; the Home $70, ,OcO; tbs
Lancashire, $50 zoo; the New Mechanics.
SIS, 600, the Phoenix of Brooklyn. SO, ,oJ0;
the Commercial Unioa. t59. 600: the Con-
tinental, $40, 90. the Commonwealth OF
New York. $4,000; the North British.
SO, 0S0: the Northwestern National, ESQ Go;
the Concordia $40 6D1; the London OF Ian
cashire. so, 900; be German A meriean of
New York, So, oD0, and the OHIO Farmers',
sd, ,0,o
Several insurance men infimated that
the Insurance companies wolld suffer
loss oi s., eDJ. opo by the fire. some of the
Of
the small ones may De crippled,
THE HOMELESS
Fuily Z. .0oo people were made homeless
by the terrible coffilgrstion. This is
very conservative estimate, and is based
on the recent registration OF the bura-i
district Hundreds OF families have iosf
everything hes bad an the world, aud do
not know wissrs tfaes Will sleep tonight
The wezithier portion of the community
is, however, coming 20 their support The
chamber of commerce held nlest.ug to-
s.av 10 lake measures for the relief os tn.
homeless Tne Gersnaaia society nil.
ssssn ever al. the nfoary received st is
fasr next week to the sufferers The SIM
aE Sia0 has been subscribed Ly the
Democratic csntissizt=s TOR office in this
county asd Chairman Csarx OF the Re-
publican state cea.rsi COIN nif.Ee OF s4ls-
noss -rnt ci1 eek TOR ss,g1 -~serai hun
tireai business mea me. a. = o'clock this
sn1raiag To provide relief for the home
less Subscriptions we're cstiefi for, aud
irs twenty minutes 80, ar, had bses Tais-a-
4 committee Was appointed 10 ran TIE
amount uy 10 slt,f. oUl
The homeless peOpse are al sheltered
aasssg ao=g,sfs.sI- root. soaissst- Maag
were taken IstD private dwellings. wsssse
Others ~cS-At -neiseT IL The sciassi fso1s<~
asst ehGrcAeS- Money for the rwiseE % the
sufferers i isovssSs- il. fsosa ali psFss u tsse
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are cosssrlsnssu- literally. ErssFy one 81
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