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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-01
G. O. SMITH,

FOR SALE.-~
Ten-room frame dwelling In GendalN
VIII exchange for dwelling In Wheeling
No. 1893 Main street. ..,,.
4 very desirable residence on South
Chapline street. ..
lots In Leatherwood. ,.,O
No. 40l7 Jacob street, desirable moue'"
dwelling, very cheap.
a number OF desirable building lots along
the line Of the Elm Grove railroad, ,,
Six dwellings In the town OF Martlh
Forty, nj n cheap price. 49, p,,,o
National Steel and American I'm Fla'o
stocks. 80 ,>,r
Two desirable country residences io'
< desirable residence, No $50 Main ST.
Desirable dwelling in Leatherwood'
SIMPSON & TATUM,
Room 4 City Bank Building, Phone so':
GALE OF CATsUP AND MUSTARD
y MILL
The sickness OF MIR. j. W, Hunter hay,
ing necessitntod the winding up OF ~
affairs of the ]. W. Hunter company q
Wheeling, West VirEinia, ths undSTsSr ,,.n
by authority duly conferred on MIN WI WI
oiTer for sale at public auction at the vs.
tory building OF said company. In the Guy
OF Wheeling, w. Va, for cash, on
TUESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF No
VENEER, A. D. 1899.
commencing at o'clock D. M. the pIanss
Of said company, which Is IN ilfst-eaEsss
condition, embracing machinery ior nv, .S
manufacture OF tomato cntsup N.'NV
mills OF wet mustard, one hydraulic pinSSSS
and twelve FOUNDERS for the manui9Elu,SS
Of rdy mustard, mustard oil or lnss ,,.
I'll. steam engine, boiler safting, Deiuna,
etc, materials manufactured, unInaHhne.
featured or IN process of manufacture ~ ~
lease OF said factory property cAp',,Te,
March 81, 1903, the purchaser TO pay w
rental under said lease from the u,He "a
his purchase. and all other assets o. 'alt
company, excepting debts due It or US ~.
CeiVer and money OF his trust III lnt Ia
ccIver's hands. such plant has ray yr.
switch and is admirably situated. an I,s
vcntory and full Information as 10 ~, -
property TO he sold Will hc mailed OF l, git
nIshod by the undersigned to any hlI,,,
cant, and an inspection OF the proper"
checrfully permitted. r.,r
ocIG-m r. NJ, DARRAH, RcctlNo',-
NOR SALE - FINE BRICK DWELL
II ING on Fourteenth St. ! ount ~
residence No iij Fourteenth at ior nv NV
possession and terms TO suit purehaasT,,ji
in1ulrO Of T r, McLAlN, Dental N''N
mril
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TuEPHOM NUMBERS,
Editorial Rooms. s73 COuptlps ROom..... s77
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TTTEsDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NO.
VENRER, A, D. 1899,

NOR SALE - FINE BRICK pWEL nv
II ING on Fourteenth St. ount Ii ,S
residence, No. ii5 Fourteenth st. ioT saSr
possession and terms TO suit puTehas ,ri
Surgical depot. city Bank building
S"'b &c., mFil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-01

Two desirable country residences for
winter or summer. ,,.tu c,
Desirable dwelling in Leatherwood'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-01
THE .NTELLIGENCER.

20 and n Fourteenth Street.
JOHN FREw. Pres. and BuS. MonaGer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-24
NEW SOUTH STATION
At Boston. Used. Sunday. by Boston & Albany.
Tor the First lime.

Boston, July 70. The entire passen-
ger traffic Of Boston 81 Albany Railroad
VAS transferred, today. from the com
pany's station on KnecIand street to
the new South Union station and here
after All trains OF that road VIII arrive
al and depart from the new terminal.
The change was made without diff
Guilty. but. tomorrow. K j. expected
there may ~ some delay i'll running
,he large number Of daily trains in ad-
dition W those ~ the two divisions Of
tin y. y. y. II. d II L. Il.
Ii only remains now for The Provi-
lcncc division ~ the latter road to
leave the Park Square station and
como over to thu new station to COM
plctc the quota Of roads for which tn
new station was built. The transfer Of
that division. however. will not be
made until September.
TIL Plymouth and Midland division
~ th- New Haven used. today. for the
first time one Of the spans of the big
roller lift bridge over Fort Point chan
rcl, just outside the station yards and
;Ee new bridge worked 10 perfection.
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over Bridgton, accompanied by a shower
of hail stones. One which was picked up
measured 2h by 3 inches. An immense
quantity of rain fell Mrs. Isaac Kimball
of lower Main street was badly stunned
requiring the services of q physician.
At Livermore Falls. Friday at g A. NJ
there was a terrific shower. lightning
striking and setting the bushes on fire on
the OUTSKIRTS or the village. A beautiful
elm standing near the residence of Jonas
Cooling was slivered Hackmatacks Ia
front Of F. Smiths We're struck and the
barn Of Ed Pomeroy was struck and
burned. together with 80 tons of hay. In
a few minutes large crowd from the
village was on the spot and 1t required
a great deal OF effort to keep the flames
from reaching the house. The horse tina
was in the barn at the time was saved.
Insured for 800. a large elm In front OF
Jonas Pike was completely slivered and
a iir about 10 feet from A. wilkins resi-
dencc was also struck.
During the thunder storm. Friday
morning. at F'reeport, a gundalow belong
ing To Abbott Weston, moored at Porter's
landing, was struck by lightning
at about As at which time the steamer
Madeleine was leaving the wharf, ami
The passengers felt the shock perceptibiy.
Saturday a y. NJ. the jcwelry store ..
Herbert Jones was found to be on fire.
lighted lamp having fallen. The chiel
damage was by smoke. Friday night
lightning destroyed tree in the field OF
Mrs. julia Allan at porter's Landing
At Hartland Samuel Booker was riding
IN concord wagon. when a ball of fire
envclopcd me team, tearing off the ,ircs.
burning off the paint and smuggling the
horses hair. Mr.. Booker was uninjurcd.
Al Madison the barn Of Asa Gilman
was burned. Friday morning. Loss, from
$500 to $500; insurance. $500 In then after
noon lightning struck in several places
Fourteen electric car poles were shat
tered ana four carpenters badly shocked
The telephone service was badly crippled.
Al Strong. Fred Richardson's house was
struck The lightning struck near the
chimney. went down to one OF the raj
tcrs. followed this down, shattering II 10
splinters The bolt then seemed To divide
ground scattering splintrrs, plasterlns
and glass III every direction. In passiIrs
down 1t went through room where the
family We're sitting, passing very HtaE
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. Richard
son was standing at the table mix lnS
some dough ana holding the dish IN hcr
hand The lightning took the dish from
giving her a very severe shock, but. 81
.irtlay morning. she was reported to bc
recovering from tn shock Mr.. Richard
son was well shaken M hut not So scri-
uusly affected as his wife.
During the terrible electrical storm
which prevailed. Friday night, the barn
nf Srwln Boston at North Yarmouth.
was struck and burned. The barn Wa
wen ,iIlrd with HAY and a horse and ~eN
eral cows persisted ~ the iames- Loss.
$1,000; small Insurance
THE house ann S,ablc ~ William Muul-
ton OF ScarbJro, were struck ana SCI on
fire The stable contained considerable
hay ana stock hut the animals were aIi
gut uut alive. Loss. $iAH. Insurance. &-Vl
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RUSSIAN DAIRY PRODUCTS
VIII Machines from All Countries to Be
Exhibited at 81. Petersburg.

Washington. July 23.-The department
at agriculture has received through the
department Of state notice that the I'm
perial Free Economical Society Of ST.
Petersburg will hold an exhibition Of
Russian DAIRY products ana an intcrna-
tional exhibition Of machines. apparatus.
kinds of packing and appliances for
transportation Of milk products St
Petersburg. during September, 1S9. None
hut Russian products VIII be admitted TO
the exhibit OF dairy products, Ut the eX-
Lihit of machines, etc, Will be interna-
tinnal Preserved milk condensed milk.
-four ctcD will be admitted TO the inter
national exhibition. The exhibit OF dairy
products will consist of milk, cream.
curds cheese. koumiss. hciiT. gaseous
milk. milk brandy, condensed milk. etc.
The International exhibit ion Will embrace
apparatus ana machines "a work milk,
separatcrs. churns, butter dryers, cheese
kettles. pasteurizers, elevators, apparatus
for scientific and practical analysis Of
milk butter and other products, dairy
buildings, ice wagons, cooling rooms
Ctc.
The exhibition will open On the 18th 81
Sentcmbrr and continue one month. TX
hibitors will be required 10 notify the
committee Of organization of the amount
Of space wanted ana to pay an entrance
zee Of about IS cents per square yard
Diplomas Of honor. gold, silver ana
bronze medals and certificates Of honor
Will be given for the best exhibits.
Intending exhibitors can obtain blank
applications from the bureau OF animal
industry, United States department or
agriculture.
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ITALY PROTESTS
Against the Lynching Of |taI-
ians in Louisiana.
Grand Jury Finds that People Tool
Law in Own Hands.
Romc::Press is Not Very Much Agitatcd Over
the Affair.

Washington. July 23.-Count Vinchi,
Italian charge d'affaires, called at the
state department. yesterday morning,
and entered a protest against the
lynching of Italian subjects in Loulsi-
ana, Friday, and asked for protection
for the Italian subjects in the section
where the lynching occurred, at the
same time requesting an investigation
of the lynching.
Secretary Hay promised that an IN
vestigat ton of the matter would be
promptly begun. through an appeal TO
the governor of Louisiana which would
also ask protection.
The count presented a telegram to
G., Hay from the Italian consul A.
New Orleans stating that the lives of
Italian citizens in the lynching section
were in danger Secretary Hay i'm
mediately laid the matter before the
governor of Louisiana.
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MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. July 23.-Thc following
post office has been established In
Main:
Route ll4l. New Sharon to Belgrade.
Additional from MAY To- september 30
each year. LcaVc Belgrade Mills daily
except Sunday at 1.20 +. NJ. Arrive at
Belgrade by +. NJ. Leave belgrade
daily except sunday a; $50 \. NJ. Ar
rive ut Belgrade Mills ~ II a. NJ
Route 1866. Gibson to Perry. Leave
ellison daily except Sunday at 9.l5 u.
NJ. Arrive at Perry by 10 y. NJ. Lcav"
Perry daily except Sunday at 11.30 \.
NJ Arrive at ellison by 12.15 =. NJ.
Seaside. Washington county. special
from South Addison. , miles. east. Mary
L. Chandler. pOstmistress.
The following service has Been dis
continued:
Harborsidc. Hancock county. from
C2stine. From July 81. 1899 Office dis
continued.
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MARKET REPORTS
Howard. Crosby & Co.'S. Letter.
Boston, July

Boston, July q.
c,b;oa,,, A.. ~, Yester-
SPIT wheat 7OAN III 70M 70lZ-5. Ggz5e79tgS,
/ Wheat opened strong. this morning N
high,r cables and wet weather in North
Dakota. ana maintained its strength arr
ny pc early part Of the session Tn.
weather bureau showed some trettv bfgt
temperatures through the NorthwestnTn
states and the New York receipts al ~
rAlS were npt ~ large az 81 late; last
week there were SIS cars un the same dav
ana last year lJ5 cars. Bradstreet reports
exports Of wheat and -four as wheat from
hJth coasts last week at 3, 40s.013 bushels.
compared with 80 slJ. last week and
only 1903 49,, the same week a year aga.
IT.mc crop bureau says: Almost per
Ices weather for the success Of the crops
ahu Hc ale Sl!A Elcping, Az whole, our
Spnd prospects Tor ne ultimate result OF
me spring wheat crop The market
t2Acd of towards the ciose bul the clos
lis was about ne. above yesterdays.
h a month should lessen country Offer
lHEs, encourage investment buying AMI
max the shorts umid. We believe
wheat bargain around present figures
The New York stock market opened
strong all around. London came
stronger and was followed by some orders
hdd more orders and the news was gen
orally bu!lish. The Internationally listed
stocks were helped by the cable reports
n z continued steady tone III American
shares i'll London ana tn4 general List
improved on the favorable reports OF
crops ard railrOad earnings AMI the
favorable bank statement. The large in
crease IN Northwestern earnings for
June brought out a At,I. more buying i'm
Granger stocks. NV itIk Central was
i feature on commission mousse buyiIfg
ANA the bulls again In- do "a distinct gain
u the market. Thr Industrial group Os
socks was more active ana higher on
growing confidence in The permanent
prosperity Ul the country. The Traction
stocks are working % a higher level on
"a return tp normal earnings.
There were tTy new conspicuous feat
ureS 10 the American department IN Lon
tpn--Ea limnTc x Ohio and Pennsylvania
kI!irnau-th- first mentioned being freely
purchased on the report that dividends
.tIll bc begun ON the preferred stock in
October while "Pcnusy' N expected To
increase its dividend 10 per cent. There
IN evidence that a further upward move
fuaut w.ll soon bc started. If 1t has not
already begun. which will take the aver
gt OI prices to higher basis, and pur-
chascs 1f Leather Preferred. Northern
Pacific. Rock Island Federal Steel am
American Steel 4 Wire Un all reactions
ary likely tu prove profitable. Louisville
4 Nashville earnings show an increase
III from $1,000 10 $l-.cp0 "A day and earn
u-s III per cent. or better are looked
for. In New York money on call ruled
at from 70 per cent.
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Cars Running as Usual. Yet Men Claim Strike
Is Sill On.

New York. July 23.-The troll
ley car strike. both in Man
haitian and Brooklyn. seems to be
practically at an end. General Master
Workman Parsons says 1t Is not, and
today, at meeting Of the Central
Federated Union he launched a scheme
for a new labor political party, and at
the same time urged upon the delegates
Of the varios trades unions in Greater
New York the cxpedicncy Of contribu-
ting to fund to aid the strikers and
the delegates promised their financial
support. This It Is that probably
causes General Master Workman Par
SONS and District Master Workman
Pines to promise important develop
ments in the strike situation, this
week.
1t is a fact, however, that both yes
terady and today ears were being run
under almost normal Roadway on all
the lines except the Nassau through
out brooklyn, even to the various
beaches and carrying large numbers Of
passengers.
In New York, except for the presence
OF several hundred policemen on Sec
ond avenue and guards about the vari-
Gus power houses strike would be
out OF consideration. There has been
no delay in the trolley car service in
Manhattan. today, on any line, with
the exception Of the Second avenue
lines. ana that IL affected but little.
II is stated by the police officials
that tomorrow or Tuesday most Of the
police officials who have been guard
ing the property Of the railroad com
panIcs viii be Withdrawn.
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National League Standing.
Other Games. Saturday.

AT Peabody-Peabody. II; Salem, T.
At Bristol-Brstol. q: Mcriden. H.
AT Syracuse-Syracuse s: Toronto. &.
At Attleboro-Attleboro. \; Milford, !.
AT Reading s; Lancaster. !.
At Rochest er-Rochcster. 6: Montreal, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures 5; Newark, l.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4: Derby. l.
At INSTRUMENTATION, II; Worces-
ter, I.
At observation-disclosures -: Spring
field. l.
bury, 8.
A. Wilkesbarre-Rich 10; Wilkes
barre, 10.
At Notwithstanding 8; Webster, ;.
Ten innings.
At North Attleboro-N North Attieboro, g.
FAN River, 2.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AID w u
weighing and Duncan
Second game.
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JUMPED TO DEA'H.
Pet Wright Killed by Jumping from Moving
Train at Saco.

Saco' Ne July 23-Pcter Wright, %
years Of age. a stOnccutter Of East
Haverhll. \. H., jumped from a moving
train At the Marin street crossing. this
afternoon, and was killed. Wright came
down from his home or an excursion
train bound for Ola Orchard. ana us The
train did not stop mere and he wished TO
visit his father and TWO brothers, who re-
side in Biddeford. he jumped Off while
The train was moving at Il rate of about
SIX miles an hour. y wife and twO chill
dren survive him in East HaVerhill. Cor
oner bradbury will hold an inquest. Tues
laV
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, July % The follow
ing pension changes in Maine resulting
from the issue Of July II, are an
nouncld:
Original. John y. Williams, Portland,
&c. Michael Griffin. Soldiers Home.
Krnrcbec. IS. Increase Montravillc G.
Bailey. Gilman, IS 10 S.; James II. Din
gee, Logan. $12 to $li; Tristan p.
Mitchell. Yarmouth, SIG TO $11; Vim.
Woods. Greenwood. S. to $40; Levi w.
Gould. Washburn. $12 to $lA; Stephen
ID. Bedford. Pittsflcld. SO to ST.. Ori-
Ginal widows. etc. Sarah +. Ham.
Pleasantdale, IS.
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AT Detroit. Saturday, the Blue Ribbon
meeting was closed after a record-break-
ing week in attendance. The Maid won
the rs pace. 5000; best time. 2.0IA wan
dering Jew won the Chamber Of Com
ncrce consolation stake, $1,000. in three
Straight: best tiEle. S2.0JiI. Copeland won
mo ZIP trot. SlanO, in three straight: best
lime. 20aa. Robert J. won the 2.lb trot.
s;tpc in six heats, best time. 211A- Ana
conda won the 2.Oi pace, S2Rt; best t-me;
M WjIark Won the Merchants and
Manufacturers conspation stake. S2Wo.
224 trot: best sme. Ia. Hal Il; won the
Hotel Normandic stake. S2~o. 2lo class.
hrst time. s.. G5lg Arbutcskan won the
, ~ mace. $1,000. in 2.G,t,. layton won the
, trot. $4,000; best time, 209&4.
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At OLD ORCHARD.
g Canadian Clergyman Makes Some Plain
Talk to the cIcrsymen.

Ola Orchard. Me. July 23.-Rcv. Or. l..
T.. Bates of Boston, president of the New
England Christian Workers Union, Wa
detained, today. and will not arrive 10
take charge Of the campmeetings till to-
morrow. In his absence Rev. Walter Rus
sell of Canada, preached. today. to a
large audience
theme. ana he talked plainly 10 the minis
tcrs, urging them to seek the help OF tha
Holy Spirit and show less regard for
modern methods Of building UP the
churches.
The ether sermons, today. were
preached by Rev. w. \. Thurston Of Dos
ton. and Rev. Il. u. Mallory.
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Still More Counterieitinq.

The Secret Service has unearthed an
other band Of cOunterfe!ters and secured
a large quantity of bogus bills. which are
so cieverly executed that the average per
son would never suspect them Of being
spurious. Things of great value are AT.
ways selected by countcrfe tiers for i'm.
tation. notably the celebrated Hostet ter :
Stomach Bitters. which has many imita .
tors but no equals for indigestion, dys-
pepsa, constipation, nervousness ana
general debility. The Bitters sets things
right in the stomach, and when the stort1
ach is in good order it makes good blood
and plenty Of it. In this manner the
I5itters get ut tho scat OF strength ani
and debilitated Beware of counterfeit
ers when buying.
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STARTED BY NEGROES.
Business Section OF Phoenix City. Ala Burned
With 100000 Loss.

Columbus, Ga. July 23.-Firc broke
cut, tonight. in the cellar Of tn New
YORK Racket store in Phoenix City.
Ala. just across the Chattahoochee
river from Columbus Before the
flames could he checked the entire bus
mess district was burned 10 the
ground, cntailing a loss of 500, 900
owing N the absence Of fire fighting
facilities. insurance rates in Phoenix
City are excessively high and it is stat
"a that very little of the property de-
stroyed was insured. 1t is reported the
fire was started by negroes. who satu-
rated a lot Of rubbish with kerosene
i'll the basement Of the Racket store.
Three negroes have been arrested.
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NEW YORK PRESsERS STRIKE.
They Also Demand SO Hours Work Instead OF
so Per Week.

N,w York, July 33.-Six hundred
''prcssers" employed in the garment
trade. struck work. today. and organ
lied union. They claim their num-
Der will be doubled. tomorrow and that
1000 more garment workers will strike
for higher wages. The piece workers
want an increase Of 10 per cent.
An interesting point of the strike is
the demand OF the men that they may
work - hours week instead of 80 as
Ut present. They say they want to
work up to the limit Of the 10-hour
law as they can make more money in
this way.
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The Cramps Take a Big Contract.

Philadelphia. July 23.-The Cramp
Shipbuilding Co. Of this city, has re-
ccived the contract to overhaul and
make repairs to the entire fleet of the
Ward Line steamships. The list in
cludes the steamships Seneca, SeSur-
anca, Yucatan. Oriziba and Niagara.
1t is claimed to be the largest repair
contract that has ever been given to a
shipbuilding company in this coutry.
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BY UNKNOWN PARTIES.
Jury Says the Italians Were Punished Tor a
Conspiracy to Murder.

Ta!lulah. La. July 2$.-Thc grand jury
which Investigated the lynching Of five
Italians here reported as follows:
1T is evident from the facts brought 10
our knowledge that the men who Were
Ivnched had formed a conspiracy 10
assassinatc Dr. Hodges. and the mob
learning Of the facts took he law into
their own hands. After diligcnt inquiry
we have not been able 10 learn the name-
or identity Of any of the men composing
the mob"
The Italians had been living in Madison
parish for several years. ana had filed
their declarations to become citizens.
Some had applied for naturalization
papers
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STILL ASHORE.
Schooner Frank A. Palmer Sticks in thc
Sand Near Atlantic City.

Atlantic CITY July 22.-The schooner
Frank a. Palmer. Bangor, Me, for New
port News. went ashore near Cape May,
life saving crew at Cape May say the
YES the vessel lies in an easy position and
may be foated at high water. She has
IL persons on board, including the cap
tain's wife and child
Atlantic City. n. j., July 23.-Thc big
four masted schooner Frank \. Palmer
from Bangor fol Newport News. which
went ashore. yesterday, near TathemS
life saving station. is still fast. tonish,
She has moved somewhat and is III =
much better position than she was. An
other attempt IS to be made, later t.
night. by the wrecking tug Merritt 70
pull her off the bar. The crew remains
on board.
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Sl22, 900 FIRE At CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 23.-Fire, yesterday after
noon pan ,ially destroyed the five story
stone building at the northeast corner OF
Wabash avenue ana Monroe street, en-
failing a loss of Sl2-000. as follows: Car
roll & Lancaster, carpets. rugs and dra
peries ;6G. 90; American Wall Paper Co.
ST. 0o0; MIS-. Jose L. Bowen, owner OF
building. So, COG. The origin of the fire Is
unknown. All the losses are fully covercl
by insurance.