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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-22
TURNER'S hNHIBITIOS,


Tho Turnfcs. Claas shaws Up IN Great
Shape In al Events.
The gymnastic exhibition, concert
and ball given last night by the active
Turner's OF the city, at Turner's hall, on
North Market street, Tor the beneti. OF
the local athletes who will represent
tho city at the funniest which occurs
at McKeespor, in July. was q most
magnificent success both from the
athletic and financial standpoints. The
various numbers on the programme
were we'll given and the audience large
and we'll pleased.
The bail opened at 8 o'clock with
music BY the Opera House orchestra,
followed by the Turr-ies. class in the
wand exercise, which was both graceful
and accurate Tho wrestling bout be-
tween George BranGiass and Emil Leon
ard was q feature that pleased every
body, and both athletes were warmly
applauded BY their admirers. The ex-
hibition OF long and high jumping by
the active members was excellently
done, and showed the benefits derived
from proper physical training. After
more music BY the orchestra, tn, horl-
zontal bar class occupied the boards for
q !ew minutes and held the audience
Hpellbound In admiration Of the pro-
ticlency displayed by the class, iniivid.
ually and as whole. Tho fencing BY
viii Sullivan and Edward Brand.
tass was very 'top.no.ch" and
like the other numbers pleased the au-
dience. The vau!,ing horse ,cxercisos
were participated In by the active mem.
bers and furnished both amusement
aud admiration. Roinhold Kraft and
Louis Bartens wero selected to show
what the loca! Turnera know abou, the
manly art Of self defense, and OF this i,
Is sufficient to say that these young men
arc amply able to ,ake care OF them
selves. The concluding event on the
athletic programme was beautiful ex.
hibition OF parallel bar work which was
Gus, too NICE" as one enthusiastic
young lady was heard to murlnur.
After the athletic exhibition the
evening was devoted to dancing. to the
enhancing strains OF the Opera House
orchestra.
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Athletic Entertainments,

Last night at Its quarters in North
BenwoOd, the Columbia Athletic Club
gave It's initial entertainment, OF the
season, and it was 4 big all around sue.
cess. All Of the various events were
holly contested and the audience was
well pleased. Charles Daily and Charles
Puhr gave great exhibition OF catch
as.cHtch.can wrestling. ruhr won the
first bout, but Daily succeeded in get.
ting away with his opponen; on the
next three. The iive-round boxing con-
test between Murray and johnson was
first class, Murray winning on, for
points. Miller and Jonea boxed three
rounds very scientifically.
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THE KNIGHTS TEaipuan
Wheeling Comuiaudary and Monhers {

Whoeltng CommRudary and Momhers Of
Cyrcnc VIII Go TO Pittsburgh THIS
Morning.
This morning on tho 1883 i. w. Pan
Handle train Wheeling Commandcry
No. !, Knights Tcmplar will leave for
Pittsburgh, whero thoy will take In the
annual cncampment Of tho Pcnnsyl.
vansa grand commandcry, which com.
menccd yesterday aud will continue
three days. The Wheeling commandery
will 20 about sixty strong, aud will be
accompanied by the Opera House band,
twenty pieces, in their new spring uni.
forms. a number Of sir knights from
the other local commandery, Cyrene
No. 7, will accompany Wheeling Com.
mandory. Tho latter'a members will be
the guests OF Pittsburgh Commandery
during their stay In the Smoky City.
Thu Wheeling knights WILL participate
IN the grand street demonstration at
Pittsburgh to-day, aud It Is claimed
Wheeling will. as usual, show up we'll
at the front In point OF appearance and
general efficiency.
The delegation from here will leave
tho train at Birmingham and cross the
Smithtield stree, bridge, where II will
join the procession. Wheeling com.
mandery ought to have O good posi-.
ton In tho line. for II was the parent
commandery OF the first organization OF
knights IN Pennsylvania, the candi.
dates coming hero and being initiated.
and commandery afterwards being
organized by these members In Pitts
burgh.
Those OF the Wheeling knights who
caro- to remain will be In O, the bauquc.
tonight and return on 4 special Pan
Handle train at l0:4j reaching home
aoou. O. m, tomorrow.
Many mcmbers OF Osiris Temple,
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, will be
among the Whccl:nc delegation, and
they will romaiu to take il meeting Of
Syrian Temple.
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Don ALONX0 IN FORM,

He Defeated III" Kentucky Thoroughbred,
Henry of Navarro. ut GTnvr-cud.
GnAyEsrHD. y. Y, May 2I.-iu spite
OF the rain and the gallo that waa blow.
ing from the northeast IL, lcas, 5000
people were At the Gravesend track to-.
day. The track was sloppy, bu, it was
hard underneath. There Was but one
etHko on tho card. the Standard, aud al.
though seven were colored in the pro.
gramme, all but Two declined the issue.
summary:
First race, five furlongs oldcn Rod
won; hallirhoe second; Rouudelay third.
Time,- l:04t.
Second, selling, mile and iurlong-
George Beck won. Marshall second,
Prince Klamath third. Time. 1885,.
Third, selling, one milc--l-ittle Mat
won, Hartford second, Gulloplus Kin:
third. Time, l:1GI.
Fourth. Standard stakes, mile and
turlOnr-Don Alonzo won, Horny Of
Navarro second. Time, !. IS
Fifth, selling, five iurIongs-Socond
Attempt won, Glad second, Cherry
blossom third. limo, l:O4,.
Sixth, six iurIongs-Lixct:a won,
Fac.otum second. Sandownc third.
Time, l:l1i.
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won; Parolco second; slmrock third.
Time, l:l93.
Fifth. Ave iurlone,-Myrtlo won;
Buck Fly second; Hazena third. Time,
Graycacnd Entries


Gravc.nnd entries Tor to-day aro as
follows:
First race, lvc.clrhthS n,4lo-Pcarl
Ash g, llS; First Light HIS; barlow,
llerkimer, DR.. Franco, IL; Monotony,
Applause. llS; Sister to Jim Douglass,
FLY. 100.
Second race. milo and one.oichth
neutrality-suspicious., lis; Comancho,
IL; Picknicker. ITO; Count, l07;
Blitzen, 81.
Third race, tlvc.clghths milo, Seaside
stakes-Trophy O, Darip, llS; St. Vim.
cent, loG; Bernosc, Nicsquanona, 100;
Allen L, 0S; Chicot, Romping Girl, 0j;
The Coon, Drcibund, Flash, Tacrcd,
limp. %; Rosebud, 90
Fourth race, milo and one.c!ghth,
Gazolle stakcs-Baroness. Jersey Dplle,
Miss Lilly. Lorna Doono. Melody,
Nahma, Iola. Clemen tine, Dolly Var.
den III.
Fifth race, thrc0.quur,ers mile-Tloey
III, Maidstone IA, lrouble, Cha..a.
nooga ll2. Top Gallant, Speculation Ill,
Old Dominion l0G, Muslpee los, Glenn
enttno 1902, Berwyn l0l, Quicku.cp c.,
o., lnnoccnt %. Judge D., 90, Miss
Hazel IS. GcrtIo s..
Sixth race, milo and onc.slx.ccnth-
St, julien, Dobblns, John Cooper l06,
Long DcHch 10, Aureliau, Sir Knight
%, Lady Adams So,
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only ono way to cure deafness,
and that is BY constitutional remedies.
Deafness ia caused By an inilainei con-
dition OF the mucous lining OF the
ous,Gchian tube. When this Tube vets
intamca you have II rumhlinc sounu or
imperfect hearing, and whom it is on
tirolv closed deafness il the result, and
unless tho inflammation can be taken
ont and this tube restored to its normal
condition. hearing will be DESTROYED
forever: nine cases on, OF ten are caused
by Ca,arrt, which is nothing but an
inlHmGd condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give one hundred dollars ior
any casa OF deafness tcnnscd by ca,arrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Cntarrh
Cure. Soud ,ior circulars, free.
7. J. C!irSrY X Co, Toledo, ..
!sU- Sold by druggists, % cents.
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POISONS in AIR AND WATER.
Tho Very Fact That They arc Unsccu and
Unexpected Makes Them the More Dan.

Tho Very Fac. That They arc Cnsccn and
Unsuspeetod Makes Them the More Dan.
gcrous.
Nearly everybody Is IN crua, danger Jus. at
The speaker was ono Of thcirntIns physicians
10 New York.
with tho malaria IN tho uir had tho danger
ID tho water" he contitncd, people ntod TO
exercise tho greatest caution aad caro- The
Trouble with tIcSo things Is that they come I'm
hwhfcs aud arc often unsuSp0CtGd. Tho germs
OF malaria arc drawn ~ by CTGfy breath, the
water"
The doctor looked thoughtful for moment,
aud then ontlnu0a, There Is but one way 10
prevent these dangers md limits 10 DO wntchlul
Instead Of drinking iced wutgr aud other things
all the while, md In place Of permitting hot md
oul or to spread malaria III the System. people
should b. watchtul aud check these thtngs on
the start"
Therc,s bu, ono WY thu, this can oo done
constantly or WHOM the slightest feeling Of sick
ness appears. The onlv preparation which has
ever been known TO certainly counto,act those
troubles In tlua, II that great, that popular
whlskey. Dully's Pun Malt II has boon used
by tho public Of Amoricu for over twenty years
aud has proven It's SURPRISING merits only Ivy
whnt It hRS accomplished
II mon md women would c0,intcr act tho
deadly germs Ia tho water at III i seatoa OF The
need have llttlp fear OF low fGTrfs or malaria
II should es borne IN mind however. TIM, II IL
only DuNy'S Pure Malt Whiskcy lhut will accom-.
plish this. anu that however much druggists or
grocGrs may say 10 tho contrary, Il alone cnn b.
depended npou.
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MARTINS FERRY.
unps aud 3llshnps In the Thriving City
Across the River.

Across the River.
Postmaster J. ". Tc.rill assumed
charge OF the office Yesterday. III.
assistants are Miss Chel Miller and
George Cook. Mis-, Miller has been in
the office under tho two former admins
trat!ons and has added much to the
efficiency OF the Office.
MARITIME Ferry will, DO well repre-.
sented At the union Sunday school con.
ven.ion Il. St. Clairsville to.dnv and to-
morrow. T. W. Shycvc, Of Martins
Ferry. is tho president. Rev. S. J..
Boyle and c. c. Mitchell, OF this place,
will take par.
The case Of Albert Sapp vs.. Martins
Ferry, for S4,l0o damages, is go. tor Fri.
day AZ s.. Clairsville, Savp fell on Third
street ono night on his way nome, and
thinks he was Injured to the above ex.
tent.
Mra. Rev. Dr.. Robins returned las,
evening from SteubenvlIe. where she
attended tho Women's Homo Mission.
nry Society convention.
W. C. Pickcns has severed his con.
nec:ion with the Cleveland Clothing
Company to take position on the
electrical railway.
Tho fencing around the Y. ". C. a.
grounds is nearly all up. Work will be
commenced on the grau.l stand in dav
or two.
Miss Anna Williams, OF Canton, is
whiting her cousin. Mrs. C. II. Carp en-
tot, on North Fourth street
Mills Nos. 7, 5. 8, 10 and II, ut the
.Etna-Standari, are OH. Mills 10 md IL
will 20 OH Wednesday.
The Columbian Athletic club will
move into Dickson's hall. OH Hanover
street. lbout Juno |.
Theo. Burr!s has gone to Springfield
to attend tho meeting OF the grand
lodge OF the X. OF p.
Work was resumed at tho West Vir.
ginia Glass Works yesterday. 1t is
running on orders.
Yesterday Joseph Snyder aud George
Blenco were thrown IRON u buggy and
Slightly hdrt.
ScatA for the high school commence
mont will DO put on sale to-day a, 1890
Miss Jessie Brady is in Louisville, Ky.
oHo's glass works started Yesterday.
Joseph Hilton is at Cambridge
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WON AT THE TAPE.
pittsburgh Makes n Most Sensational
Finish. Chicngo Almost UP.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

Rain prevented all but three otthe
ball games in the league yesterday, but
these were all Of the crackcr.jack order.
At Chicago Buckenberser's Pirates de-
feated the Colts after one Of the mos.
exciting games OF the season. Tide
pittsburchers battei like mad In the
eighth and ninth innings and won By
Iun, after tagging in the rear before. The
Cincinnati Reds molly revengod them
selves on the Spiders at Cleveland, and
pass Brooklyn aud New York in the
race New York ba,ted harder than
Boston and tho fielding was perfect, out
the usual luck OF the Bcaueu,ers allow.
cd them to win out.
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There is nothing huvc over used for
muscular rheumatism that gives me MS
much relief as Chnmbcrlaln's Pnin Balm
does. have been usrn. it for about
two ycars-iuuv hotltcs in alias occa.
sion required. and always keen bottle
OF it in my homo. | believe know II
good thing when ! get holl OF it. and
Pain Balm is tho best linimont | have
ever met with. W. i, benny, dairy.
man, Now Lexington. Ohio.
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ST. LOUIS May 2l.--First raco, seven
furlonss-Acilojam won; time, 1871.
Second, nlne.sxtconths Of mila-Carrie
Z won; time :5Gl. Third, one mile
Ethel Gray won; time, l:45i. Fourth,
!itteon.sixtocuths OF mile-Charle
Mcdonald won; time. 1881. Fifth,
nine.sixteeuihs Of mile-Ida Margie
won; time, :573. Sixth, one milo
Little George won; tllno, las.
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LOUISVILLE KY, May 81. - The
weather at the Downs to-day wns mis-.
cradle, mud tho track vas q soG O; mud.
Attendance, 1900.
First race. four and one.huli fur.
longs Volandas won; detective sec.
ondi BooEio ,hird. Time, j0!.
Second, Fix iurlong.-Cyc!onc won
LUMP Dama4k second; Sister Anita
third. TImo, l:l9I.
Third. tho Merchants handicap, Tor
thrco'ycas.olds and up, $1,000 added,
mile and .ix,u0n,h-J. i. Il. won
Rcy II Santa Anita second; King Lee
thirh. Time. l;j4!.
Fourth, six Observation-Disclosures
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HAWTHORNE, ILL.,, May 2l.-First
race. nine-slxtcen,hs Of mile-Toby
won; tino, loo, Second, one mile
Pop Gray won; ,imo, lisa Third, ono
milc-Vassel won; time, :+04. Fourth,
soven.eighths Of O mi!e-Tonganoxie
won; time, l:SSl Fifth. ecven.oighths
Of mile-Empera won; time, !: $50.
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We O!!er 10 the public In tho Cubeb
Cough Cure IL most excellent cough
remedy, both rs u provocative and euro
II taken In time or when first symptoms
appear, It never fails to prevent md
break up TINT which othurwise mich,
result in Il aOvCru spell Of sickness.
Sold by Alex. +. Young, John Kla.i,
Wheeling, and Bowie Il Co., bridgeport,
Ohio.
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The House md Hermann ball club
challenges the Twins for gucle OF base
ball, Sunday afternoon. Answer
through this paper.
Yesterday afternoon the nuebcl
grocery team defeated tho Island
grocery nine ~ the score OF @ TO Q
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Nv virtue o, a deed Of trust made BY char,e,
II. Wise, Angus, krnuier aud Raymuld Bauer,
10 mo a. trustee. dated August ID. ls9l aud
recorded 10 tho oflee OF the Clerk Of tho County
Cnurt Of Ohio county. West Virginia, IN Decd Of
Trust look No. 10. folio tG0. shall onot o, pub.
lie sale To tho highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. MAY %. 1885,
beginning al 10 O'Clock u. N. at tho north doc,
oithe Court House Of sold county, a certain lot
or parcel OF land In the city Of Wheeling Ohio
county. IVES, Virginia, Thus described. to.wlt,
leing lot numbered one hundred and twenty
l?0) on the northeast oornot Of Market aud
twenty fourth streets IN said city with tho dp.
purtcunnccs thereon. md bclng tho same prop.
crty conveyed by the suid Wiso, krnmer and
bauer by Samuel J, ElllfrltG, by docd dnted luna
o. ISa1. and recorded IN said olloe..
TERMS or SAIr;--one.thIrd OF tho purchase
money aud W. much moro as tho putchNef may
elect. cash IN hand and tho trsidhcin two equal
Iustallmena at nina aud eighteen mouths N.
spccuvely. With in,eroN from tho day Of sale,
the purchaser 10 glvo notes for the deferred 10.
s,rlIincnn, secured by dood OF trust upon the
premises and by q policy OF insurance to an
amount and 10 o company satisfactory TO the
undersigned
JOHN J. JONES. Trustee.
". n HUBBARD, Attorney
" ", 1IAtIfR AuctIoDOer, lpS
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CHICAGO. May 2l.-Pittsbu,gh took
to-day's game in the eighth inning by
punching six OF their hits after McGill
had filled the basea BY his wildness.
Weather very chilly. Attendance 1900.
Score:
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CLEVELAND. May 3l.-Clevcland and
Cincinnati played close game to-day,
the latter winning by luck. The muddy
teld kept down the total OF runs as the
chances were all easy. Score:
Cleveland. "..........o 0 o. !
Cincinnati r...............0 0 . o 0 o . O. 2
Earned runs, and . Errors. Cincinnati .
Hits. aud Pitchers, Yonag and PG,.o,,
Umpire, McQuait.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh. 5: Chicago, : Two.
base hits. Arson, Ryan. Decker. Stencil. Smith,
Biesbaue.. McGiN. stolen base, Saith, wiluot
and Langc. Double playa. Trivia. Anson. S;rrck
out BY killcu s. McGill S PirSt base on Lalls.
oil Kilen 5. OF McGll7. Time, hours and 8
tninutEs Enplrc E.nslir
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BosToH, May al.-Westeryelts wild
pitching was chiefly responsible for
New iork's defeat. Score:
!IoSton..- ..................r0 0 0 ? 0 0 ~ 3
Errors. and . Hits. each Pitchers
S!chhS and Wcstervelt. Umpire, Stage, E4,ned
runs none. Attendance l.Goh
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At Kansas City-Kansas City ii,
Grand Rapids 10
AT Observation-Disclosures S, De-
troit !.
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hAAS ~ IN Va pbNLs ioVt.
commencing ut 10 n. 10, the following described
property, That Is to say: A certain lot or parcel
Of land lying In Ohio county. ". Va, ON the
National road. about three miles from the city
OF Wheeing bounded as follows: Commencing
from the northeast corncr OF sud lot at n stake
on tho west side Of drain IN William porter's
Held. on the east eide Of tho Eotioral road, aud
running thence north 2i3I degrees. west 5 8S.lO0
POLES 10 a stake south Gtt{ degrees east Q ti.lOO
poles 10 tho middle OF the National road and
with said Sat!oual road south ~ degrees east
SS.l0J poles; thence north O. degrees 0!.lO0
poles 10 tho place OF beginning. containing so.
100 acrc'. together with all and Singular the
improvements and appurtcnanccs thcTeon or IN
any wise belonging thereto being tho Same
property conveyed to the said Noah Zane by
william Porter mud S. J. Boyd by deed dated tho
Ilst day Of October. 1877. and recorded III tho
oiIlce OF the sn,d County Court In deed book No,
q. pages 80 md o67. Tho title to said property
Is believed 10 be good but selling as trui.cet
VIII convey only tho ti:le vested 10 mo BY said
deed OF trust. - 3
Terms or SALE-0nc.half OF tho purchase
money or IS much more as tho purchaser
elects 70 pay cash on the day OF sale. the balance
IN twelve months. note beariuC interest from
the day oil sale TO be given for the deferred pay
ment The title to DO retained until payment
has been made In full.
q D. DOVENER. Trustee
". Il HAtLHR- AuctIoneer. apco
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ONE dozen best 3 Cabiuc. Photo
graphs only 81 for this week only.
PLuMMER's GALLERY,
ll3S Main street.
Bring tho babics
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JOHN J. JONES. Trustee.
", 7. HUBBARD. Attorney. s
" II. HALTER Auctionoer. APIS
rTRUSTEE'S SALE
i. OF REAL ESTATE.

by Virtue ofn deed Of trust made by Noah Zaus
dated the lib day Of MGy, i. B. is7a' recosdCI
IN the office Of tho Clerk Of tho County Court Of
Ohio County. West Virginia. In decd OF trust
book No. IS, folio, II? aud lla. will sell at the
north front door Of tho Court House IN said
county, on .+
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At Erie-Eric 6, Syracuse S.
81 BuNalo-BWtfalo Q. Troy ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-29

ally being lowered as the sugar indus.
try bsoomsa more aeli-supporsingi and
before long tbs entire bounty sys'
tenn will be done away with, But
the course Of Austria Ia paying
bounties Ia entirely a national mEt-
ter, In no way concerning
other counties. 80 far a. outsids
countries are concerned, ita relations
are governed by existing treaties, and
In the case Of the United Statee, the
treaty was made with the bountlos In
exislcnos.D
MI. Won Hougolmueller was asked
40 10 the eject Of tue American tarifi
on Aus,fli.
"Ihofs has not boon tlms 10 feel the
effects Of the nsw tariff" he replied,
"bul tav Mckinley law had serious
eject on our Industries. Tho sugar
Industry OF Austria Is very great, aud
II will undoubtedly bo affected by the
Increased American duty on sugar.
But the liking Of tatI rates, high VI
low, IL an internal question Tor the
| United States " determine, and the
only concern OF Austria 10 to 100 thai
IL IL not slngsd out Tor higher dutiei
than those allowed 10 most favored
! uatiOua,b
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Destructive PIRE.
a LARGE Amount Of Property 0oss Up
In SMOKE.

LoUisvILLE, Ky, Dec. 20.-Firo
broke out between IL ana l O'CLOCK
this morning in tho iive.stofy build.
ing Of Slucky Brent d c., general
merchandise, on Sixth street, between
Main and Water. Three alarms were
quickly turned 10, as tho building 10
located In the business part Of the city.
rhs entire fire department was soon on
the ground, but the iire spread rapidly,
room cutting the STICKY Brent q 90.
building and communicating 20 the
rear OF ths i've story building 0ocu'
pied by j. IL. Qusst q Co., boots aud
shOet, aud BAteiOrd, Lawson d Co.,
millinery, burned lis way through 10
Main street. In n short time this
building was also completely Ruited,
and the firemen are now onueayOrlng
~ save the adjoining buildlnga.
The large siX.siOsy dry goods house
Of Robinson, North q 90. aijoins the
Quasi building on the west side, but ns
tue wipd IL blowing, the tiamus are
spreading eastward, aud IL IL probable
tho Robinson 90. building will DO
saved. The lofs 10 far it: Stucky
Brent & Co., $4,000, iully Insured;
!. n. Quasi * o., 100000, cOvureu
by insurance; Barei0rd Lawson q Co.,
S40, COO; fully injured.
The weather IL bitter cold, and the
firemen nfo suffering considerably
from being compelled to stand IN pools
OF water while lighting the iiameS.
The building OF h. A. GsIIt x Co.,
toys and notions, adiOining Quabt &
Go. on the east has bean completely
Quilted ami the building Of q. "A. Biiss
d Co., gents furnishing goocs and
hosiery, Is now burning. From pres
ont indications half OF tho block will
bs consumed, AMI the loss will prob
ably be- half n million dollars.
1920 n. m,-Tho IRE now seems to
be under oontrol, and viii probably be
oJnHned,to thelBll6s building. Robin
son, Norton & Go. lose about $4,000
on dry goods that were stored In the
cellars OF the buildings already des-
troyed. Owing to the fact that the
water tower was frozen up, tho depart
msnt was unable 10 uee II.