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MACHINERY.

Al RELIED FRlCES--5oo secondhand
wood and iron working machines. f,InS
guaranteed machinery bought ana ex
clanced. GEO. a. EDDY. asS Madlson-et
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GOLD FURNITURE a REGILpINc

CHRIST MAS Beautiful Gold
Regi!ding estimated. Can ''SHOWROOMs. .
81 nrh-aKe
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WATCHES ON rssrALmESrs.

watches. WATCH sIrftPiy v ~ Snsohos
isss lane Room 81 AL, goods Easrsn'
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. ~ 1sll!as and New Year Cards from le
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Ocean 5ieamers.


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DREsSsIAkIN0.


49, DRESS MAKER. formerly uith
Nine Connolly. thonouEhlv reliable and
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clnne. gowns ball gowns. stc. Mrs GULLY
JOS West s5fh-sf
uRESSMAKER wishes u-orl ~ 5sv 81 %
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SoNERNESS. An experienced rtsi,t,.
res mas 1neNpeeted vacancy: si-
dles ana children. highest refeTenees.
stnaied abroad. LITERATURE 500 wei
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

2D AVE. 2s4. between 18th and 18th ste
Handsomely furnished rooms. private
family. running water.
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CARPET CLEANING.

careful CARPET CLEANING CO-Car-
pets cleaned by steam. by hand or on the
sloor. - Broadway s2l East ssth-st
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HELP WANTED.

FeRaala-
SIENOGRAPHER. Remington. accurate in
ngures. Girls. other positions All must
nave red hair. Capt RIGGS. Indian Curios-
ity and Navajo Blanket Co., Al University
Place.
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RIsINEss CHAACEs.

PATENTS. INVENTORS HAND BOOK"
FREE. patents economically secured and
proftahlv sold INVENTORS COMPANY.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

LETTERS OF famous people
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Religions Norires.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison ave and 66th-st-
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON viii preach AZ II a. M tne
series women subject; women
in the state Evensong S D. m. Rev. WALTER E.
BENTLEY will preach Manifestations OF God in
Present Day Affairs"
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LOST.

BANKBOoK No. 364. 357 Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son having a claim 10 IL is hereby called
upon 70 present the same within five days
or submit 10 having said passbook cancelled
and a new one issued.
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MEN WANTED on cattle steamers 20 Lon
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ply O. Greenwich 81.
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MAMRMRGaAMERlGAM llNE.

GlAWI6 URG0 ANBSlHHgHN QUN6s
Twin screw Express Steamers during Winter Ger
Mediterranean service Service to London, Paris
Hamburg March .. 1901.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH,
CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. ALSO y. Y.
To HAMBURG DIRECT.
waldersee Dec. IS II 80 An Pretoria Jan. .. 8 AN
Pennsylvania Dec II NJ Cap FrO- Ian 12 10 An
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. 81 B'WAY. n. Y.
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SITUATIONS wANrE
FsmRIe-

DISHWASHER.-B young woman in ,..T;, aS;,
boarding house or restaurant '~--
LEWIS. 414tk West 19th-st-
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NRASS AND IRON BEDSTE ADS
AND HAIR NATTREssEs-
l.AMBERTS. =. IG3 WEST eSD- -ST.--MANU-
FACTTRER'S SAMPLES AT WHOLE
EhT.E ppFtEG
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ALI, SOULS CHURCH UNITARIAN 4th-ave and
Goth st.-Sunday school. 10 a. m. The Pastor Rev.
THOMAS r. SLICER will preach at II a. The pub
lie cordially invited
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, new and
second hand. lowest prices; easiest terms.
MABA BROS, - Union Square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Asked to Communicate the Response
Of the Flood Sufferers.

Asked to Communicate the Response
Of the Flood Sufferers.
GALVESTON. Texas. Sept ITO
the Associated Press:
We are receiving numerous kilograms
OF coincidence and Offers OF assistance.
As the telegraph wires are burdened we
beg the Associated Press 10 communi-
cate this response to all. Nearby cities
are supplying. and will supply, sun
cient food, clothing. etc, for Immc-
dlate needs. Cities farther can serve
Us best by sending money. Checks
should be made payable 10 John SeAly,
chairman OF the financc COMMITTEES. We
have 5000 people to clOthc and feed for
many weeks and to furnish with house
hold goods. Most OF these are homie
less, and the others will require money
to make their wrecked residences hab-
itaote. From this the world may un-
derstand how much money WE will
need. All communicates viii please ac-
ccnt this answer In lieu OF direct rr.
sponse. and be assured OF the heartfelt
gratitude OF the entire Population.
(slSned) w. c. JONES.
Mayor.
N. LASKER.
J. d. SKINNER.
c. II. McMhSTER,
II. G. LOWE,
CLARENCE OwSLEY,
Committee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
Tinted Mine Workers Of America De-
clare the Miners Must Throw
Down Their Picks.
ONE MILLION PEOPLE EFFECTED.
Will Have an Injurious Eject Upon
the Coal Regions-coal Panic
May Ensue in Eastern Cities.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. Eat
ESQ this evening the United Mine
Workers OF America declared strike
IN the anthracite region.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. 12.-A.
ELS o'clock this afternoon President
Mitchell and Secretary Wilson. of the
United Mine Workers OF America, alIix-
ed their signatures to the document
which will call 1900 miners OF the
Pennsylvania anthracite region from
their work Monday morning and pre-
clpItate one Of the most gigantic strikes
IN the history OF the labor world.
The document was the official en-
dorsement Of the request Of the anthra-
cite districts to strike. The official or
der 10 strike was sent to the three pres
dents OF the Pennsylvania districts.
This afternoon President Mitchell and
Secretary Wilson sat in the headquar-
ters receiving kilograms from different
rarts OF the anthracite region and hop.
ing that each message might be some
concession from the operators that
would prevent the strike; but none
came.
TIRE three district presidents report
ed this afternoon that OF the 143.e00 men
In the three districts, 1860 would 20
on a strike Monday. President Mitchell
would not state what secret influences
were :. work 10 prevent the strike and
which caused the delay. He said the
person at work had offered his services
Voluntarily and the matter was conf
dental.
President Mitchell will leave Satur-
day for Hazleton, Pa, TO personally
conduct the strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
AMERICAN MEcEAN1cs
Devote the Day to ohcers
Electcd--Next Meeting Place at

Devote the Day to Business-ofacers
Electcd--NextMeeting Place at
Charleston.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
PARKERSBuRG. W. Va, Sept. .12.-
To-day's session OF the grand council
of the Junior Order of United American
Mechanics OF this state was devoted to
business of the order.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
State Councilior-C. II. Wolfus. Of
MartinsburS; slate vice councillor. Ar
thur Reese, Of Buckhannon; chaplain,
D. J. Harrison. Of Spencer; conductor.
Charles P. Kraft. OF Hartford: warden,
o. D. Goodwin. OF Hemlock; inside SEN
tincl. Lewis Whissen. OF Wheeling; out
side sentinel. H. C. Rowley. OF Ravens
wood: Representative to national coun-
ell. John Kee. of Glcnville.
Charleston was selected as the next
place Of meeting and the second Tues
day in September as the time. A num-
ber OF new members were admitted TO
the state council, bringing the MEM
bership up to 200.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
GULF STORM
VICTIMS ARE
INCREASING.
The Number Placed at 5 ,oooEsuccor
Pouring in From Every Quar-
ter Of the Country.
SICKENING DETAIL OF DISASTER.
Property Loss VIII Amount to Mill
ions-Dead Bodies Found Every
where-clearing the Streets.

HOUSTON, Texas. Sept. 12.-order
has begun to take the place OF chaos
which has reigned in Galveston since
Saturdays terrible storm. and citizens
are recovering from the stupefaction Of
their sudden disaster. AL conservative
estimates have been shattered by the
| mayor OF Galveston and other promi-
nent and conservative men, who in a
statement TO the Associated Press de-
clare that 5000 deaths will result from
the storm. Over one hundred lives
were lost at other points In Texas. Ten
million dollars. it Is said, will cover
Galvestons property loss, while half as
much more IS an estimate for the re-
mainder OF the state.
Seven Hundred in the Sea.
Late advicss say that seven hundred
human bodies have been weighted and
sunk at sea-some Identified. but more
going to their graves unknown.
Martial law prevails now and vandal-
ism is being brought to q sudden check.
sickening details OF the work Of ghouis
in mutllating and robbing the dead
have been received and half hundred
of these men have paid the penalty OF
their crimes by summary death.
Water Supply Adequate.
The water supply is now reported as
adequate and thereby one OF the worst
features OF the situation Is eliminated.
for provisions are being poured into the
stricken city by car loads.
Many deaths are resulting from un-
avoldablc neglect and the sanitary
condition and superhuman efforts are
being made to clear up the mass OF de-
brls which bids fair to breed pestIIence.
The telegraph companies are said to be
swampcd with press and private tele-
grams and new matter Is being refused
Several tugs should arrive here from
Galveston and they will add their thou
sands OF words OF press matter and
hundreds Of private messages to the
already conSsstea wires.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
CONDITIONS AS BAD
AS First Reported. Says Governor
sayres-Upwards of S1oo, 900 Ha ye
Been Received for Flood Sufferers.

AS First Reported. Says Governor
Sayres-Upwards of 100000 Ha ye
Been Received for Flood Sufferers.
AUSTIN. Texas. Sept. 1e-Governor
Sayres to-day made the following state.
ment 10 the Associated Press on the
flood situation:
Conditions at Galveston are fully as
bad Us reported. Communication, how
ever. has been re-estahlishcd between
the Island and the mainland. and here
after transportation Of supplies will be
less difficult. The work OF clearing
the city Is progressing fairly we'll. and
Adjutant General Scurry, under dircc-
tion OF the mayor Is patrolllnS the city
for the purpose OF preventing dcpreda-
t!ons. The most conservative estimate
as 10 the number OF deaths places them
al 1000. Contributions from citizens
OF this state and also from other states
are coming In rapidly and liberally. and
1t IS confidently expected that within
the next Few days the work OF restora-
ton by the people OF Galveston will
have begun In earnest, and with energy
and success. or course the destruction
of property has been very great, not
less than ten millions OF dollars-but It
Is hoped and believed that even this
great loss will be overcome through the
energy and self-r-l!ancc OF the people
Deiuged With Contributions.
During the day the contributions have
fairly deluged the governor. upwards OF
100000 having been received. Among
the large contributors are to be noted
the Standard OIL Company. with Si0.OCJ
St. Louis Commercial Club for like
amount and the Huntington interests
for 5000.
Governor Sayers to-day began receiv-
ing reports from various points along
the gulf coast which would indicate that
there has been great property damage
done for several hundred miles and thu,
the list OF Galveston fatalities and SUI
fering will be largely augmented. Down
the coast from Galveston the town OF
Dickinson was laid waste and five pco-
pie killed. The towns OF Alvin. Alta
Iona. Texas City and BrookshIre are
wrecked and hundreds are destitute.
Richmond Is so badly damaged that Il
VIII require weeks TO clear the town,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
ROOSEVELT IN DAKOTA.
Had Many Receptions During the
Day, and Spoke Several Times.

BRooKISGs. $. D.. Sept. la-Goy.
ernor Reosevclrs special train arrived
here this evening. During the day
many receptions took place. and nu-
merous speeches were made from ,sa
platform OF the ear. and from specially
arranged street stands. Around which
the Inhabitants ot the towns croWdes
An oDttpoF meeting was held tn a teal
hsAt the court house grounds. at this
Plsce \ tarch-tlEht prOcrSsiSn ..-ny,
81 thr governors cArTizEc through III,
srtets nf tbs city. The tent was ana
Thn specch of thr governor W-S short
aui mainly concerned with IN. to,i :.
al''7iiy prrseu;ci by him. Al a is,n
boar S1Nrrucr Roosevelt retired 10 tts
private coach, exhausted ard hspny IN
rest after hard days work
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
MITCHELL's STATEMENT,

Before Declaring the Stsike-Appeals
to the Presidents OF the Large East
ern Railroads.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Sept. 12.-1ohn
Mitchell, president of the United Mine
Workers of America. to-day made his
last official statement before declaring
a general strike in the anthracite coal
regions.
Unless the railroad companies to
which he sent warning answer immedi-
ately and favor arbitration, Mitchelrs
order to strike will be given TO the
cdcasry Tonight s,-ss---,.s,.-l, ~,
The railroads control e per cent OF
the mining output, and as last re-
sort, Mitchell has appealed to the presi-
dents OF the railroads. The warning
was telcgraphed to the presidents OF the
following railroads: Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. Lehigh Valley. Del
aware &c Hudson. Delaware, Lackawan-
ma & Western, Central Railroad OF New
Jersey. Philadelphia & Reading. Erie,
New York. Susquehanna Western
Delaware, Susquehanna G SchuylkiN,
anu .NtH 1uIh. -
was as follows:
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. u.
A strike Is imminent in the arthra-
cite coal fields of Pennsylvania. II Il
comes Il will have an Injurious effect.
not only upon the coal regions, but upon
all communities where anthracite coal
is sold. transported or used. TIE pub
lie is therefore interested in the result.
As the company OF which you are Dresf-
dent controls mines In the anthracite
regions. we, the authorized representa-
tIves OF the anthracite miners. in order
10 promote the public welfare and avert
a strike. propose TO you and the other
coal operators that the whole question
OF wages and conditions In the anthra-
cite coal fields be submitted to arbitra-
ton. An Immediate reply signifylng
your acceptance or rejection % this
proposition IS requested.
JOHN MITCHELL.
President,
w. 3. WILSON. rs
Secretnry-Treasure
United Mine Workers Of America.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
STEAMERS FOUNDER
In the Raging Waters Of Lake Eric.
Many Go Down to Watery Grave.
Storms Blow Over the Lakes.

CLEVELAND, O.. Sept, ia tele-
gram from Erie. Pa, says the steamer
John B. Lyons foundered OF Girard.
Pa, in the big gale last night, and 1t Is
believed fourteen persons went down
with her. The Lyons carried crew Of
sixteen, two OF whom reached shore
The Lyons was owned by j. c. Gil.
christ. OF this city. and was valued at
$4,000.
Lateral 6 p, m. to-day a telegram
was received at J. C. Gilchrists office
here. stating that q wrecked steamer,
believed to be the Lyons, had been
sighted five miles off Conneaut and that
with the aid OF glasses, a dozen or NJ
teen men could be seen clingtns TO the
rigging.
They have been ordered sent out
from Conneaut TO the assistance of
those on the wrecked steamer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
Call from Typographical Union.

GALVESTON. Texas. Sept. Il. 1
To Sister Typographical Unions.
Standing within the presence OF the
most oyerpowering calamity in the his
tory Of the western hemisphere, Calves
ton typographical Union No. IS sends
this appeal TO her sister unions for aid to
care for the living and bury the dead.
Immediate action absolutely necessary.
There can be no exaggeration. Condl-
tions are as indescribable US they are
horrifying and hopeless. We are abb
solutely homeless. Send contributions
to Chairman Relief Committee.
(Signed) George P. St John. chair
man: George H. Kuntzzs president: Guy
G. Harris. secretary-treasurer; F. II.
Walker and R. G. Lowe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
DEATH OF WALTER W. HAYES.
Prominent Business Man and High
Up in Secret Orders.

Special Dispatch to the IntelllGenccr.
MoRGANToWN. W. Va. Sept. IA
Walter w. Hayes died nj his home in
this place this morning, aged fifty-one
years. Mr.. Hayes was taken violently
Ill on Thursday last from an acute at
tack OF Bright's disease OF the kidneys,
From the first there was little hope Of
his recovery.
For a number OF years he had con-
Quoted q large livery and sale stable
business here and was widely known as
an honorable and successful business
man. He was native OF this place.
being the Oldest son Of Nanllf Hayes.
In 1871 he was married to Miss Omie
Howell, who. with their son Guy. and
daughter Flora. survive. Mr.. Hayes
was II member OF the Royal Tribe Of
Joseph. the MRccabecs. National Union,
Masons, Odd Fellows. Elks and Knights
OF Pythias. all secret orders. He had
for several years served rs member
OF council
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
scboouer Dundee Goes Down.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 12-The
schooner Dundee, owned by the Mineh
Transit Company. in tow Of the steam
or John M. Giidden, foandered about
eleven miles west of this port early to-
day. The boats were bound for Ashta-
bula with ore and the storm struck
them about 5 o'clock this morning.
The Dundee LOST her rudder and a
big sea boarded her and carried away
her forward hatch. The crew took 10
the rigging with the exception OF Kate
Hoffman, the cook. who was drowned
The men were finally taken on BY the
steamer C. Lower, ir., ana brought to
Cleveland ar -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
SONS OF VETERANS
Open Their Annual National EneA1ap,
ment at Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, X, =, Sept. I--TS7
second days fcssion ot the sons ot
Veterans Nlnc,epHth Annual Encamp-
ment oprncd herr this morning with
about 30 delegates Ia attendance. Tho
UUlvcrsity location matter was taken
up. The COMMITTEES In charge reported
In favor OF MKyon city, and this rcpdi {
was adopted by 4 vote OF iI. 10 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13

PARIS. Ont, Sept. 12.-Whiie a big
wind storm was at its height early this
morning. fro broke out in Meldrum's
-four mill. destroying all the business
portion OF the town. over thirty stores,
including the customs Office postofice.
and the Bank Of Commerce. The loss
will probably reach s25o,00O. Insurance
NOT known --.H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
IBER WA. Y.SEPTFNIR pB

from Kentucky for this purpose. The
monument was presented TO the city by
y. J. Keenan,. and received by George
w. Wilson. director OF public works.
The tribute Is OF granite, with bronze
figures, Is fourteen feet in height and
cost $1,000. 1t Is the conception OF
Giuseppe Morettl, and is an artistic tri-
umph gif 5-a' f7a' srsaf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
Terrific Storm on the Lakes.

DUNKIRK, y. Y. Sept. 12.-Last
nights storm was terrific over Lake
Erie off Dunkirk. Huge waves rolled
up on portions OF Front street and
washed out sections of track OF the
Dunkirk & Point Grattot Traction Com
pany. The waves were so high that
they rolled over the breakwa.er, hiding
It from view. Six ships tried TO make
the harbor. but could not DO so because
OF the high seas Three boats are lid
ing at anchor of Dunkirk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
Took Too Much Morphine


Special Dispatch to the Intel!sencer.
HINTON. W. Va, Sept. 1c.-Scott
Hamer died here this morning from the
effects of an overdose OF morphine CIV
en- him by companion. He had been
drinking and had taken the morphine
to relieve him. This Is the third case
OF this kind that has occurred here re-
Gently.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
CROKER NAMES THE TICKET.
Hill and His Cohorts Badly Beaten.
Stanchfield the Candidate for Gov

SARATOGA. y. Y. Sept. l2.-s,auch-
field was nominated for governor by the
Democrats to-day on the first ballot. the
vote standing: Stanchield, 2sI: Coler.
l5l: Mackcy, l, Mr.. Hill moved 20
make the nomination OF MIR. stauchfeId
unanimous.
John T. Horton. OF Troy. WIS nomi-
mated for secretary OF state: Edwin G.
Atwatcr, Of DHicheKs. for comptroller:
John II. JudsOn FOR state treasurer:
Russell a. Stewart for state engineer:
William F. Mackey was nominated for
lieutenant governor by accIauation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
FOSTER MEMORIAL MONUMENT
Unveiled by the Only Child of the
Gifted Author of "Way Down Upon
the suwance.n

fiITSBURGH, Pa. Sept. i2.-The
stephen c. Foster memorial monument
ssSc'ea , IN Highland Park by a popular
subscription started by the Pittsburgh
f'eSs' "ns unveiled to-day In the prrs-
sAee OF " vast crowd. The unwilling
wa W., done by Mrs. Marion Foster.
"p'sh' ot Chicago, the only child OF tho
G,G,'ei3A and composer, Az the veil
I,npSG' Chorus Of 1000 Echnol chill
III" Jpihtu In singing way Down
III ~" INC Sne suwanee River" led by typ
O!d Kentucky Ned" who came
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-13
Big Fire at Narragansett.

NARRAGANsETT PIER. X. l.. Sept.
i2.-The fire which swept away tho
Rockingham hotel and scverni other
buildings this afternoon was practically
out tonight. The loss vii! total about
:5O0, 900. -