The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-04

follows. This does not include scores
 of families of whom no accurate tes
 can be made:
 Scovill house, owner F. c. Lewis es'
 tate. building and stock value $1O0,OO0
 total los5s insurance $500O0.
 Hodson cafe and billiard rooms. own
 ed by J. w. Hodson, loss on stock s2,0O0
 covered by insurance.
 Exchange hotel, owned by J. w, Hod- son, loss $1 ,5oO, covered by insurance. Drescher & Keils saloon, owned by F
 c. Lewis estate, value about $S,5O0, loss total, partially covered by insurance.
 Old Abbott. owned by P. ]. Bolan $2O 900.
 Reid & Hughes, owner w. H. Camp, value on building, loss total insurance $35, ,O0O
 Stock owned by Reid & Hughes, value l $50 .000 loss total, insurance $100,000. Masonic temple, owned w. H. Camp, value $50,O00, loss total, insurance $30,- GOO.
 Masonic stock, value SS,O00, loss total, 1 insurance s7000.
 Bronson building, owner Mrs. l.. S. Bronson, value $11, 1000, loss total, cov- cred by insurance,
 Davis & Wye. stock, loss total, well insured.
 Jones, Morgan & Co., owner Jones, | Morgan & Co.,, value $30,000 (building), loss total insurance s20,000. Stock value $50,OOO total loss insurance $40,- | GOO.
 New England building. owned New England Engineer company, value of building $7O,OOO, total loss insurance $40,0O0.
 New England Engineering company, value $20, 900, total loss insurance $15,- 900. . Stock of Root, Peaseley & Thomas, value $2,000 loss total, insurance $2,O00. Franklin house, owner Milford Land and Title company, value $40,0 900 (build- ing, loss total, insurance $90000.
 Judd building, owner Mrs. William c. Ramon, value $50,000 (building) loss total, insurance partial.
 Hampson & Sellew Co, s stock, loss total, well insured.
 The ruins of the Scovill house blazed up again this evening and caused some alarm, but the renewed activity of the flames was caused only by the heavy wind from the west blowing the smok- ing emhers. There was little to burn, only the front doors and few window frames remaining unconsumed at the time that the blaze broke out afresh.
 The latest information obtainable points to a reasonable doubt as to the exact location of the fires origin It is now thought by many that the flames first broke out either in the cafe at tached to the hotel or fin the cellar inn medately beneath the cafe. It is said that flames were issuing from the east side of the building when only smoke was visible in the pool and billiard room in which it has been thought that the flames originated. No estimation can yet be made of the value of jew els and other precious articles lost in the destruction of the Scovill house. It is stated that Mrs. Jean Jacques, for merly Miss Annie Ames, the actress, now wife of the well known theatrical manager of Waterbury and Meriden, lost s10,OOO worth of jewels. Others were perhaps heavier losers. It was stated this evening on good authority that the Waterbury American would move to proposed new building to De erected at the corner of Center and Leavenworth streets, across from the office of the Republican, and that the contract had been awarded to the Mill ford LanG Improvement company, which had promised to have the build- ing ready in sixty days. This was learned too late to obtain confirmation. Earlier in the evening members of the American Publishing company said 1 that no plans had yet been laid looking | to rebuilding.