Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-08

{ that this city will quickly rise like phoenix from its ashes.
 The wholesale drygoods, produce, lumber. shipping, railroad and fnan- ciaI interests have been destroyed. Notwithstanding heroic efforts on the part of the local fire department, re- enforced by almost numberless fire men from Washington, Philadelphia l Wilmington, Newark, Del, Newark, N. J., Harrisburg and New York City, the fire at this hour is raging as furi- ously as it was an hour after it start ed in the cellar of the James E. Hurst company, at Liberty and German streets.
 The following includes partial list or the individual losses incident to the great confiagration which is still sweeping this city. The estimates here given may not be exactly accu- rate in every instance, but they are approximately correct. The estimates cover building and contents: John E. Hurst. drygoods, $1,5oo, ,ooo: William Koch, importing company, toys, $15O,0oo; Samuel D. Goldberg and F. Charles Burger & Company. clothing, $75,o0O.
 The Daniel Miller company, dry goods, $1,5O0 GOO; carry more than 1 $1, 100000 on contents.
 Dixon-Bartlett company, shoes, 1 $175.ooo l Joyner, Wilz &s Company, hats and leaps, $1oo. 900, l spragins, Buck & Company. shoes, $125.0OO. Cohen Adler Shoe company, s125,- 900.
 L. S. Fiteman, ladies' wrappers; Ja- cob R. Selligman, paper. and Nathan Roseden, ladies' cloaks, $1OO,0O0.
 Morton, Samuels & Company, boots and shoes and Strauss Brothers, stor- abe, $1o0O0o.
 Baltimore Rubber company, $135 900
 Guggenheimer, Well &s Company, l Photographers and printers, $125,0O0. l M. Freidman &5 Sons, clothing, and F. s. Chleunes, clothes, $150,O0O.
 Echwarzkopf Toy company. $100,- GOO.
 A. Federleicht & Sons, clothes, s75.- 900.
 Whitaker's saloon, $15,000.
 A. J. Stewart & Sons, hardware, s25,ooo l O,Connell & Bannon, saloon, $25.- GOO.
 National Exchange Bank, building, S75, GOO; contents, $5O,o0O. l s. bowman S Company, clothing, S125,O0O.
 John B. Hurst $ Company. storage. $15o,O00.
 Findlay, Roberts $ Company, hard ware, $75,OOo. Lawrence & Gould shoe company. and Bates hat comnapy, $125,OO0.
 s. Ginsberg & Company, clothing, S125 900. Winkelmann & Brown, drug com pany, $125,OOo. 1 R. M. Sutton & Company, drygoods, $1, 5oo,oo0. Chesapeake Shoe company, $1Oo 900. l S.sF. & A. F. Miller, clothing manu- facturers. $15o,O00.
 s. Hall Sons, boots and shoes, $100,- GOO
 Strauss Brothers, drygoods, $25o, o,o00.
 A. c. Meyer Ss Company, patent medicines, $150,O0O.
 Matthews Brothers, paper box man. ufacturers, $15o,oo0.
 Strauss, Eiseman & Company, shirt manufacturers, $150,000.
 North Brothers and Strauss, have been moving to new building former ly occupied by Haywood Brothers Wakefield company, northeast corner Pratt and Green streets, building, $75,00O; stock may be about $75,O00.
 Standard Suspender company and Daniel A. Boone 6 Company, liquors, $6o,O0O.
 Bradley, Kirkman, Reese company, paper, $75,OOO. .. | George A. Eitel, neckwear manufac- turers; Charles L. Linville and J. J. Murphy, sewing silks, $75 900.
 Mcdonald 6 Fisher, wholesale pa per, $10O,00O.
 Henry Oppenheimer & Company, clothing and Van Sant, Jacobs &5 Company, shirts, $175 GOO.
 Joseph R. Stonebreaker & Company liquors, S75,OOO. l Lewis Lauer < Company. shirts, s1oo,ooo.