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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23
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Tab til &ougreSien, at Der ber neOiUt.
res en- &ommiSiiou til at unoeriegc,
hpnb ser fan giereS iii en- traftiaere
llopifIiua al &uu0etS SnnocIailaa6e,
% Rcprrieutmtbuict@ &omite ior
iaaoume TnIiQgenoer, iom MI bar
hapt Sagen UNDER @tbanoliuQ, bar
inoitiuet ct 6orilag on, at en- aoul.
mission, beituueuoc al lem Mteolenr
mcr - &ongreSulUu0 oa Scuutorcr
- ifaI opcr0ruqc$ oct npunte Npcru.
Grpiioenteua Iunfe par CRcntIig oen,
al commissioner ituloe bCitua Al
Observation-Disclosures, rHeu bette inlot
life / &ougresmGn0ene3 Smu1. Hc.
prPicutantPr @roSpenpr ira Gbio.
Der cr 6ormono ior uc0fommcn6c
&omite, giper oeu uogct fOrbouleuoc
Splpsnin8, at 1864 Rroccnt Al al Dor
SauoeI meo curoputife Canoe lore.
Gnor meo uOcnlauoifc Sfibc. \ 1902
par Sc 6orcuroe Statcra Grport ill
europa pGrhint Ill $997, GA 762. og
fun 134 Yroceut Al al ocnnt Bare.
mGu9oe bIeO irogtet mco american.
lie SfIbe. Ter lnpcrtcrc0c& ira On.
ropo ! iammc Alr &arcr for Sill.
927,159, % hera' iroQtcoc@ fun til
en- @Groi al $50, OO0, 900 omcrifan.
ife Sfibe. gi oet iamIcoc Support
% Export bIeU iouIeOca life oOcr 81.
Irocent tranSporteret / ur~crjfanifc
sSartsier. 8ro&oenor paoitaur. At
baooe Oct life o9ret for Slmcricour
%trien, Der upoer Subii6icr ira Rcit.
DEienet. piloe life mere emo I 4ro.
cent af al Dor europpiife Sauoel
i0reaao nIeo Sti6e, Ser 8aOr ur0cr
0meritmif Stag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23


at De ianme Mesler ifoI gieloe for
Dem ole gegne. Siotil bar jsoiife
9isbmGno os be, iom briper en- Erc.
fesiion, bapt 2op til at taee isoiife
getiente os slsiiitenter | i'm 1ieneite;
NET Oct oil berefter bIipe benz for.
buot, bois commissioners Snoliil.
ling tages tilfslse. en- isoiff aisb.
matlo fQn life oripe 5%orretnins, uoen
at ban faar Sielp at jsoiife g%etiente
90 asiiitenter, os 5slgen pil blipe,
ON 2open io%ranbres | De polite BRO.
pinier, at en- iterf llopanoring maa
fitoe Steo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23

hei SnoisrieIstoIo pna ben, Sanoer'
biIt lpuieS, at bette por rent urimeligL
o. eu9agerebe Root Der alcreee Den
Sang bar ficnot iom en- al Sanbets
enltilite SiiriIter, til at beflGmpc
SoIOp1ienet | Hetteu. Gait par poa
0en lib Collector General % bapne I
oeuue Ggenitab i Sporos at iere Solo'
prienetS Sag. SaaleoeS fom ban %
Root til at prene arRftcr / 5or. eta.
tiers Ssieiteret. Root panSt, men Soii
Icpere6e ct iao brilliant SnblG9 Tor i'll
Sag, al sen itore Relp Dorf aooofat
itrar be0 NlGrfe | BAN, 90 0a ban,
eiter at pGre bIepeu arigsminilter,
Ituloe itnOe Ell 0pgtig Manb I'll 8ene.
raIgupernsr ooer oe iiIippinlte Ger,
uaIQtc ban Gait. Get iortGIleS, Of ell
al oeuneS fsrite officiele SaHolinger
otter al babe opertnget tit gmbeoe par
al iuoiere / 2ens npe RnoiaotionSlop
en- 9eitemmelie, Der 9~rluoeOe Jig pad
set ielpiamme Grincip, iom ban | jim
Sib hao6e bGpSet | hemelote Sag m9o
8anoerbilt % Root. 9n llofaitct bIep
foreIoat 8rigsminiiteren, LOG ban
foIoblooig en- Stre9 oper oenne Be
itemmeIie. ~adn on orre foniefpent,
ina fan oaina ieg pare oet", tGnftc
han, % Root par ioriaaDi0t beloisere
itilet END Gait, iom ban boOoe set iiS.
tie Sro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23

Ionst ion oct paa noeen muIis NoaSe
gaar on. let piI true Oen rusiiife
Sernbone til Bort grtbur ! Spo og
oernGit ganen til g~laSipoitof / 2it.
ON mon % bar iiIitreftelist Selb meo
iig til at oope bette iiSite. Spao Der
epentueIt bill opnaaes peo oisie Sperd.
tioncr, fuller enonl 5remtioen for
os."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23

Senntonnne ghlmmere al "Seo
slrueu" Ion srbpIOeS iUr 15c
Crtra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23
On intcrcainnt @crctninn

Gn interesinut S%cretuiug ON. lucr.
0nn nlpPrsnSe &ri9Smiuiiter Gaii
fom ttl at bltoe uOrGpnt til g1toernor
pad5iItppire,ue bar Senne Si0 giort
i'm Run6e ! I~aespreaien. GnoHu
mebeus ienere Srissmiriiter Root par
glSbotat / Nep Sort. paatos han itl
at isre en- Sag Tor 8iaiam @anOcr.
bilt, Der netop babe moOtoaet iga Git
ropa lin Camp gadt "Gouqueror"
SoIOentbebSm9n6ene 9tem 9orf gior,
Be gjaISenSe, at Dadyten par at reauc
| aIasie me6 inportereSe @arer, o.
piIbe fringe 6eHs @ier til al betuIe ea
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23
SnSfanS % SsOerne. I'll "Sepiib

Gbrouicle~ / 9onoon ifripeS, at Ell
aommiSiion MI iiboer iammen i ct.
Petersburg ior at sieunemie De Souc,
iom er eipnc moo Ssberne 90 iremSe'
les aieIScr. aummiSli lone ngter of
anbefaIc, at 0e S~ribeoer, iom Ssoerue
biotiI bar mot / 10 Yropinier | 20.
len iflI iuOitr9nfeS. for at Der fan
bliue @nbco / Riaets SeIltnteu CT Oct
SorbileSc. iom Den mluGrenoe G5ar
% bans Haaosipere rctter iig efter,
Geriil tommcr, bpao Ssoerne angaar,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23

Che SeattIe Zines" ior SMoag
oeu zoe Sebrrtar benptter ilere Sioer
ior Ell ~Snouitrial Rspiep... boori
Slnbet beifrioer Spens 5dbrifer
Saroelsbuie. 6iiferier. Mtineinou.
itrier pip., % bar islgenSe at iisc ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23
Ten bcficnotc guthuritct pon BET is


Ten befjcnotc GntbOritct poa Oet is.
miIitGre Smrauoe, amerifaneren
aaptein NIire0 Wabon, bar ifrepet IN
Speriiat oper Oeu ierite llaes 9egl.
penbeNcr / arigeu mellem Ruslano %
Sapon, % isl8enOe llOOrag oil maaifr
IPieS meN S~ntereaic: "Soger man /
@etraatniug ~llIigbeoen / De frigfsreu.
sc WaatCrS StrI0Sfr9iter, pil0e So
pans lloiigter pare baabIeit ilette, Dui5
oct life par ior beu Snitpu0igbeO, at
0et er ieIpe arigsifltepIaoien ioa M.
get nPrmere. 9enne 6or0el uil6e ooa
pare al minore 9ciponing, bpiS Nus.
LAMBS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS opcr
6en trans. iibiriife 9anc ipareOe beOre
til 8ehooet, eub SiliGl0ci CT. Get er
poo 8runO al jim HGrbco til artg&'
icItct % cen itore SctbeO, bpormeO o.
ouer en- longt tortere Giitance tun
transporter trooper % ari8@mate'
riel, at Soponeierne fan 8iere Jig
Soub ON at boloe Stou6 / &nmpcu
mco en- Ntoat boi2 Stprte tiuouOS pil.
sc barre omtreut unugribelig, buiS Ocl,
fum6e annenbeS / lin iuloe rbitrGf'
ming paa set Ste0, bpor aampen ltaoc,
OF ser 0eSllbeu bar NuleOHing til nj
pc0ligeboIGc Den pc0 ito0ig SiIisric.
al 6oripnina % trooper. Gette et
uculig oCn enciteQ tOn0e. bpOrpna man
fan c~ritatte, bpao Der aoor tabt / en-
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Oenne Seuiecu6c Iouer at blipe iorbc.
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} Senne Yrspe er Of grts tagen
10 BOB I9neere inbe / Slmeaen
enc Den, iom or onrtalt ! artifelen
ne0emmoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23
Jowas S~eeislaiur.

9oorb OF Control inoitiaeoe Den
i10e til Senaiet, at Ispitummie. SSrt.
ititltei / Council Bluffs life bsr
gi~enopbpgees eiter 9%ranben, bporom
"8ecorab.F oiten" / i'm Sib ~fortolte.
gDen lager eiter 8oarbets Rening
life centralt NOT; men Senator
Saunoers, JON er oerfra, benegte6c
bette poo oct ~beitemteltel 90 irembolbt,
at oen tpcrtimoo bor Ell uomprfet BE.
l~iggenbeo. Staten bebsper life at
fate bort Eenge paa at ilptte SSniti.
tlltet til ct anoet Steo. Men Grin.
nell % Sort 0obge bill begge pa an.
italteu.
9iaen ON at gioe apinoerne Stem.
meret fom ogino irem ioar, men mob
togeS meb auloe, Tom oct ipues. 7og
tror NiiS 0opton, iom bar Den un'
Der i'm 8oretGgt, Of Den oil blioe Cop.
Senator @ricion fremlngbe Ell gia
ON iorifielige 8epiIgninger til Sta.
tens 2onbbrugsifole / Hines. $40
600 bebspes til at iulofsre Wibtbpg.
uingen, $12o,0 900 til @armedppara'
Ter, $4,000 til Ell Meicri6Dgniug,
$4,000 til benS Snorebuiug og
$4,000 fiji Snofieb al @rInO for
Mieieriet.
Seuotorerne Gourtriobt pa 9un'
bom angrcb Sec. Z TomellS 9il ON
gsrneorbeioe, foroi ser itanr, at
@sru iom life fon lGie og ifriue,
life bsr taaeS / Arbeioe. Get bill
bore at gisre boglig gonfunoigbeo
til en- 6orbrpOelie, io9Oe De, o9 Sc
natet itrsg beune Seftiou.
s Suiet tog 0aoie Oroct for, at
6ororSniuger, iom er peotagne al
&oubet / 9per pnn 1000 Snbpoa.
mere oo opoper, ifal opillaeS puo
piiertlige EIoOie iitcOetior at iubie'
res / gIpiierue. Serom ~uoipan0t Der
iig et lGngcre 0ebut, og HeiuItotet
blep, at 0npieS Sorilng forfaIteocS
mco So moo % Stemmcr.
8oo 6orilog al GoIclo peOtcg Su'
Jet, at ser / DC offeutlige Sfoler ifol
undertakes / hcn rette Mfaobe at Re.
bornlc Suabpr pod.
Wottc& forciloq % Suict bifolbt,
at oct itol oUre iorbubt at BRUCE Ic'
ocuOe Sllgle, iom iiober foit / Snare
cIlcr pno onben Roabe, til Sfpbe'
itipc for Sorneiellc.
$4,000 bepiI9ebcS til Suipeftion al
9lnItaItcr, prioote eller offentIiqc,
hpcr Ser cr gale, cllcr iom tjencr til
9erItebicm.
@oileD ircmlogoe en- Bill onl al
Subifribcntcr poo Npiier life ifal
pPre pligtige til at betale for Dem
lpugcrc, cno ocreS Sublfriptionstir
parer.
@ort pil, at Ncrn6onernc ifol giue
Heturbillcter til &rcaturbnnolerc,
ion refer meb inc Gpr.
2epi& forcilc0 at Soma ital be-
piIqc $4,000 mere Tor at bliue or
oentlia reprGieuterct pao ct. Souis.
llbitiuiu9cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-23
UYt 8alfanrore.
5Oruiflinser isirre. - RafebOnerne
rniter ia til Repolmtion.
anoet noemlanos. Npt.


@ruuo al arigen / gitaiien oil faa
frie SGnoer paa 9olfanbalusen %
bebanole Wafeoonien, iom Oct lelp
ipues, ia enbos angribe 9ulsarien,
iloen at Wagterne blanoer iig inc.
Sapm aiper Huslano nof at beltiae,
og oct er M operlabt til Giterris at
paste pan Sprfen. 8rep 8olufotp.
iii, 2iterrigs uoenriasminiiter, for.
lifrer rigtignof, at arigen | giten
life oil babe noeeu SnoilpoeIie pnu
8iennemisrelien al Sc siterrigif-rusii.
lie R%eformplaner / Wafeoonien; men
beg er oct iaa, at Giterrie.llngarn
life fommer til at gisre, bpao Der
piloe blet giort, ON e5arens Nrme
bauoe funnel optrGoe. Stalien bar
ira qanmel Sio en- Mistanfe ON, at
2iterrig Tiger at mele lin egen Sage
/ Wofeoonien og aI6anien, og &egie.
riugen / @ien betGnfer fla oerfor
paa at banble alene. guoerleoes bill
Oct bore, ON ben iaor Spmuntring
fra Storbritnnnien, Ser beifplbes for
at bile brllge 2iterria iom Hambuf
pna Ruslano UNDER oetteS geitrpbel.
ier fordt piiibe Sperbsibeo oper BAL.
fanItationerne. Smiolertio bar 9ul.
garieu faact arigsieber peb at bere
ON Se Heformer, iom Sprfiet biz
.gienncmisre / Wafeoouien. 9ulga.
rerne peo, buob DC betp6er.
Spiflonb Ter | SfiGgget ober oe
internntionale Sornitlinger, iom Gal.
fonipergsmaalet bar iremfalbt. Oct
tpife Hige er Den eneIte europPiife
Stormagt, iom ltaor ltbenfor og fan
to9e Rarti, meo bpem set Ipiter, en-.
ten set gaar ilig eller Zig / git %
Belt.
st Telegram fra 8ien me0oeler,
at Stiaingen paa @altanbalpeen pol.
Der megen 9efpmriug / 2iterrig. Get
Hpgte, at 2iterrig iamler Sropger,
bleu oificlclt beneqtet; men Allnenbc.
ben ueo beore 9cife0. 30 sItcrriglfe
Nrmcforpier ifal inofaloes for at
pogte ben balfanIfe 8rGnle, oa Spr.
fiet nof oil uoiorore 9ulaurIen til
arig.
Sra Solonifi / Mafeoonien ifrines,
at 10000 albouere otter 6orlpoeuoc
beleirer Sbemii Bnibn / 9abaiboii.
8on bar $500 Monb oa 3 annoner;
men Eprferue monqIer 0tab og
Gano, % 100 al Dem ifol prre oeoe.
Sbotin Eoibo ifpn0er Jig meo betp'
beige 6oriterfninger til bom.
Gu 0eipehe ira aonItailtinopel
iiQcr, at 10000 alboneiere SiItrifs
tet lilfopo bar giort Sprsr, ioroi De
or imoo WagterneS &eformploner /
IafeSonien. albaneicrnc er ogino
iorbitreoc opcr De bsie Sfatter. st
| Sammeniteo bar funoet Steb mcllem
alboneiiife og tDrfiife Trooper, og De
iioitc loa moer. Soriterfuinger er
icnote tilIiofopo. Zen 130e 6cs
brlar ongre6 glboneierue SDeu og
~plpu0reoc og brGnote Ell bel Del
Suic. Gililut gif tprfiife Sropper
los paa NS,lliurgenterneS S%oOeofpor'
ter oeO Snboiboii men ilogcS tiIbage
ule6 itore Cab.
Dc t~prtiitc Mpnoi9beoer peo Den
buIaarite BrHnie bar oct fremoeles
meaet trapIt meo at iamle Srl9Stors
raoo % giorc iitono Seieue Tor Den
paatTnfte Groppeiamling.
SisIac Ell Geipede fra Sofia til
2onoonbIobclc bar HitSIono p~fficielt
obparet &uIQarienS Gegiering moo
at opmlrutrc N~tateoonien til at gisre
EFT IN Cpitono. Get bill al RrSlono
bIipe b~CtrnQtct iom ct fierotltgt
Sfrint o. oicbIiffeIig iere til, at man
letter Iopt moo 9iagt.
. 1Rirr ii,rr SO nor hnpu0p Mono.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-09
PEoUoT COUNCIL ENTERTAIN.

Members of Yacht Club Given a opaeh-
 did Time at the Republican Club.
 A most successful dance and whist was given by Pequot council. the ladies auxiliary. to the members of the Pe- quot yacht club in the Republican club hall last evening.
 Whist was enjoyed from s to 10 o'clock and this was followed by dancing. A number of handsome prizes were award ed the successful contestants. Refresh ments were served during the evening.
 The affair was a most satisfactory one and was greatly enjoyed by all present.
 Among those who attended were MT. and Mrs. Tuttle. MT. and Mrs. H. M. Kochersperger, MT. and Mrs. John N. Champion MT. and Mrs. James R. Lyon, MT. and Mrs. Clifford H. Booth, Edward Lock, Dr. Sperry, pr. Rice and wife, MT. and Mrs. Fred Brown. MT. and Mrs. Walter Wellman, MT. and Mrs Prey of Derby, MT. and Mrs. E. O 1 Brown. Mrs. Nellie Cary Reynolds ol Hartford, Mir. and Mrs. Eli Mix, Judge Tyner and wife, Mir and Mrs. F. B Walker. the Misses Elizabeth, Minnie and Margaret Walter, Miss Heller Brown. MT. and Mrs. Edward Hansel of Hartford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-09
CONNECTICUT EXHIBIT.

Meeting of the State Commission Feb
 ruary 12 at the Capitol.
 A meeting of the Connecticut com mission of the Louisiana Purchase ex- position will be held at the office of Sec retary vvaill in the Capitol, Friday, February 12. The meeting will be called at half-past one by President Frank l.. Wilcox. Reports on the general work for the exposition will be made.
 The committee on farm products and tobacco exhibits met at Secretary vvaiHs office Wednesday afternoon, and discussed their work. Designs for the booths to be used at the fair were shown by Architect E. T. Hapgood, and sketches of a cabinet for exhibiting seeds and grain were shown by a rep resentative of the Comstock-Ferre com pany of Wethersfeld. The cabinet met with the favor of the committee anc will be used by them at the fair. Those present at the meeting were Edmunc Halladay of Suffield, of the tobacce committee, and Charles A. Thompson o Melrose, Seaman Meade of Greenwich and Walter Patten of New Haven, o1 the farm products committee.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-09

George W. King. printing company. William H. Lehman t Co. jewellers. Henry Myer & Co.,
 William J. Dulaney company. John Murphy company, books and stationery.
 Likes Berwanger & Co.,, clothiers. The Gushing company. books, etc. Eichengreen & Well, boots and shoes.
 Albert Stern & Co.,, waists. Yin Kapff and Ahrens.
 The American Soda Fountain conn pany.
 John Weikel. tailors.
 P. Kries.
 Marston & Fastner. cut glass. Nelatons Rheumatism Cure.
 Acme Printing company.
 John W. High & Son, coal, wood and coke.
 Jacob Kohlberger, barber;
 Campbell R. Royston. stationer.
 Neuman. tailor.
 Kinnear.
 L. ". Marston & Co.,, cut glass.
 Horn Luckett & O.. stationers and printers. w. Irving HOrsey, paper ana twlne. H. C. Curtis 6 Co.,, shirts, collars and cuffs.
 Kohler Manufacturing company.
 Robertson, Kahn & Co. | Adams Express company. 1 William O. Burgess, tailor. O'Brien, cafe.
 John P. Schmidt, tailor Central Quick Lunch room.
 .Carrollton Chemical company. J. W. Puts & Co.,, novelties. l J. Requard & Co.,, cigar manufactur- CTS. F. w. Townsend, shoemaker.
 Riddlemoser, building, 13 to 21 West Fayette street, occupants Alstrom & Eco, tailors.
 Consolidated Dental Manufacturing company. l Jennings & Horsey. tailors.
 The wholesale department of Likes, lBerwanger & Co.,. clothiers. The Griffith Manufacturing company, neckwear makers. l B. D. Swandauer, 23 and 25 East Fay cite street, rdy goods: buildings also occupied by the Conuners Gas Regu- ldIlQg dSSOcldtl0ll, tilC OOlOilldA ONAA- tain Pen company and John H. Saul menig 6 Co.,, stationers.
 T. Swart. tailor.
 l.. Bass Raak, printer. Mrs. Mara Padgett, boarding house.
 James Bosley & Son, druggists. Robins Paper company. :, Coggins & Owen.
 B. Cullison & O., underwear.
 T. c. Cork. lunch room.
 Moulton Bros. notions. Burt Shirt Manufacturing company of Troy, N. Y. Tincture of Anal company laboratory ', land offices. : Sadley-Ro company,
 H. \. Graveiin Sons. tobacco. . Frank H. Sloan & Co, cabinet ant ] hardware.
 Lapsley Bros. & Co.,, window glass. : Philadelphia Dentar rooms. : John w Hood & CO, tailors.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-09
REVISED LIST OF THE LOSSES

tcontinued from First Page.)
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-09

the eastern end of the fire belt Time and again they were driven from their position, but at the coal yard they made Q last stand and won.
 The water supply of Baltimore is causing some concern among city off, cials.
 The fire proved a serious drain upon the several reservoirs. Had it not been for the waterway, which was not only of assistance in checking the progress of the flames, but also afforded source for the water supply with which to fight the flames, it is difficult to inn agine where the fire would have ended. The origin of the fire is said to have been from spontaneous combustion, but no tangible evidence to this effect has thus far been secured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-09
.pARsIFAL" AT THE HYPERION.
Fairly Satisfactory Performance of the
 Music Drama Last Night.

Fairly Satisfactory Performance of the
 Music-Drama Last Night.
 The music drama of the Holy Grail, ssParsisal." as presented at the Hyper ion last evening, was witnessed by fair sized audience. To those who have read extensively of the great Wagner ian ssParsifal' and expected 8 presenta- ton on lines in. keeping with the calibre os the original New York production were somewhat disappointed. While the company numbers among its members several people who are well known in the theatrical world and the scenery and scenic effects are quite elaborate, vet there was noticeable need of re- hearsals, and in consequence the play was tedious. so much so that at times much interest was lost by the auditors. There could be a vast improvement in the singing of the choruses and solos in the second act.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-09
GREAT FIRE AT
 LAST CONQUERED

(Continued from First Page) federal troops. The presence of two regiments of militia as an adjunct to the police, which were augmented by details from Philadelphia and Washing ton. resulted in the maintenance of the best of order.
 Fire Rested at Jones' Falls.
 No one dares to guess what would have happened if the flames had jump ed Jones' Falls. The struggle to-day has been with the one end of confinlng the fire to the west side of the muddy little stream. That this effort was sue cessful is merely the result of the ire burning itself out, and coming in con- tact in front with the concentrated la bors of nearly a hundred fire compa- nies. aided by the powerful fire tug, the Cataract
 Again and again the terrible heat. driven from the burning district across Jones Falls ignited buildings and lum- Der piles, furious hand-to-hand fights occurred, which fortunately for the residents of East Baltimore, were won by the firemen. For several hours in the lumber district of the east side, volunteers watched every ember- Bucket brigades were formed to pre- vent the destructive leap of the flames across the narrow stream. Had the fire gained a foothold in the east side lumber yards it is conceded nothing could have stopped the onslaught and the departments would have been pow erIess to prevent damage as great il not greater. than that. of the Chicago fire.
 Many BuiidfnHs Dynamifed.
 Dynamite explosions have been con- stant to-day, the programme adopted last night of blowing up buildings in al attenp. to stay the progress of the flames was continued until the fire was under control. Then the dynamiters turned their attention to raging totter ing walls which threatened to collapse Almost constant cannonading wa heard in all parts of the city.
 With the fire under control, tn blackening waste which lies in the walk of the sea of flames presents terribl view. Tn can be likened best to ocean Of great coke ovens each shooting ou its thousand tongues of flame fror x pyramids of brick, stone and cement Where the fire has died out nothing re mains but waste, from which rise hun dreds of towering insecure shafts These are all that Is left of what wer pnce handsome office buildings, storage wholesale and business houses of a kinds.
 Hard to Estimate I1oss.
 The loss will not be accurately est mated for weeks, for business men pros porous yesterday morning are poor tc day. The expressions heard anon these men as they peer into their co lapsed properties reveal an astoundin number who were only poorly protecte with insurance
 Few persons explored fully, even sue portions of the burned district as u fooling ruins would permit. The hie wind made it almost impossible for an, one to pass through the streets bordere by crumbling walls without grave dal
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Fonerben Speciality company. Cohn Bros, pants. Adams 6 Le Franc CO. shirts. J. Kahn Co
 H. 2. Houck & Go. Eagle Lunch room. John W. Medley & Co.,, jewellers. Walter Penner, paper hanger. A. c. Chase, sporting goods. Hanzsche & Co.,, printers. Foley Brothers. printers. 4 Lgp' street, upper floors.
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"Ebsy SHAVE" the New Lather

makes shaving pleasure instead of tor ture. Use EASY SHAVE" shave your self for two weeks and you will wonder how you ever got along without It. EAol, SHAVE makes the face soft and clear anu keeps it so. At druggists, 15c. Try it to- day.
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Mrs. Mason-Lodge (waking suddenly -"Is that you. Henry? What time is it?''
 MT. Mason-Lodge (comfortingly)-- ssh dear! $ much earlier n us'ly is at finish time, sure you. Judge.
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HOME OF COL. WARREN
 COMPLETELY DESTROYED
HANDSOME RESIDENCE OYER
 LOOKING THE SOUND.

Set Aflre by Christmas Tree Candle
 Colonel and Mrs. Warren Entertain
 ing a ChlIdren's Party at the Time
 Mrs. Warren in Her Haste to Get
 Guests Safely Out Forgot s5,OOO
 Worth of Jewels.
 Bridgeport, Dec. 26.-The handsome residence of Colonel and Mrs Tracy B. Warren on seaview avenue was burned to-day. candle which was part of the decorations of a Christmas tree. starting the blaze. Colonel and Mrs. Warren were entertaining a party of children at their residence, which over looks Long Island sound, and as measure of precaution against fire the Christmas tree was set up in the attic on the third floor. One of the candles, however, was placed too close to the slanting roof of the dwelling, and while the party was in full swing the roof caught fire. All the occupants of the house got out safely, but in her anxiety for the children who were ill her care Mrs. Warren neglected to take with her some valuable jewels
 Owing to the distance of the house from the city proper the fire depart ment could not reach the scene in time to save the property from destruction. Practically ali the contents of the house were consumed. The loss on the house, estimated at sS,OOO, is partly covered by insurance. The furnishings and jewels are estimated to have been worth about $5,000. These also were partly insured.
 Colonel Warren was formerly mem Der of the staff of Governor Waller. He is also we'll known as member of the Sons of the Revolution. He was formerly proprietor of the Atlantic ho- tel.