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Evening journal., 1907-09-14
ADJUSTMENTS

shellpot Park will close its season on
Sunday evening. To-day there will be the
usual amusements and tomorrow there
will be sacred concerts afternoon and
evening. The rank has been unusually sue
cessful this year and it Is expected that
there will bo good patronage to-day and
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14

At the Lyceum Theatre this afternoon
and evening "A Chorus Girls Luck in
New York" viii be the attraction.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14
rrRMs oF sunscRIPTIoN.

BY mall postage prepaid. $500 year, or 25 cents
month payable in advance by carrier six cents week.
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TELEPHONES

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New York once. eo4 Cambridge Building, Corner Fifth
Avenue and Thirty third Street.
Chicago Office; 81 Boyce Building.
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We Want
1000 New Accounts

Every day brings a
number. We believe we
can be of great assist
ance to you. Come in
and open an account.
No matter how small the
deposit. it will be very
acceptable.
Evening journal., 1907-09-14

Directors anc sole stockholdsrsi Robert s Baird,
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The Delta independent., 1907-03-01
Real Estate Deals.

Stephan and Obert report the
following sales this week.
Ojoy Updegraif's residence on
Meeker street, south of The pub
lie school building and lot %
aud south half lot ~. in block 5.
to Benjamin II. Anderson for
$500.
Lots 2,3 and ~. block 2l. prop
erty of Il. f. Pen!ey to Mrs.
Mary f Stephens. Sl,lOO. A
six room frame house adorns
the property.
The Colo. ado Realty & Com.
Co. report the sale OF the Nc
Cam place > miles west of town
to MIR. Berry. consisting uf 1000
acres for 50. 500. Mr.. Berry
mas sold out two or three places
Iately, always reinvesting. H g
took trip to California, but re-
turned with abiding faith in
Delta county.
NJ McMurray sold the j. S.
kpatcap place on Columbia
street to S. b. Mccain. for $500
1t consists of two lots and a four
room frame house. Mr.. Mccain
also purchased from Guy Blair
a house and two lots on Grande
avenue for $500. MIR. Blair
bought the place two weeks ago
for 5000
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01

Miss Sadie Guyer and J. S. Gill were
married by Rev. rockingham at his
home yesterday morning at ten O'Clock
and left on the south train for Gunni- =
son where the honeymoon will be spent.
Mrs. Gill has been the efficient and &C
comodating day operator at the Co
operative telephone Office and is very
bright young woman. Mr.. Gill is en-
gagged in business with his father. has
been a resident many years and enjoys
the friendship and confidence OF wide
circle of friends.
Miss Lulu Stauffer and Frank A..
Childs were joined in holy wedlock by
DR.. rockingham at his home at 5 p. m.
last Sunday evening. The bride is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Stautfer
Of North Delta. The happy couple leave
to-day for Los Angeles, Calf. where
they will make their future home.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01

MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates or
farm and city property.
STEPHAN 4 OBERT.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01
Wilmot Sells His Ranch.

Last evening a contract was signed
whereby X. y. Wilmont sold his fine
l60 acre ranch on Rogers mesa to J. II.
Hayes Of Greeley and H. H. Blame Of
Debeque. These gentlemen were here
last Sunday looking over the property
with Prof. f. W. Kelley, and were evil
IDENTIFY pleased with it. The price re-
ceived per acre was $l0e.-Hotchkiss
Herald.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01
Auction Sale.

beginning promptly at 10 clock a. m.
Monday, March 4th. 1907 | will offer
for sale to the highest bidder. at my
ranch, about half way between Cory
and Eckert. the following goods and
chattles: 3 two-year-old colts. two
yearling colts, l6 miIch cows, polled
Durham bull. pig. chickens, nearly
new. 81, lumber wagon. Sprlng wagon.
Mccormick mower, Mccormick rake,
! Sharpless separator, lumber wagon,
! plow. derrick ropes, | harrow. !
double shovel plow. single shovel plow
l,no pieces secondhand lumber, second
hand wagon and irons. 80 tons hay,
black mare and household goods. Free
lunch at noon.
TERMS OF SALE All sums of 5000
and under. cash; all sums over 5000,
y months time with approved bank able
paper at 10 per cent interest, or j pei
cent discount for cash.
c. NJ. kENNICoTT,
~ II r.S-rrr Au,t,npaor
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01
FIRST NJ. +. CHURCH.

Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend all our services.
Sunday school 10 u. III. Public Wor-
ship and sermon IL q. IN. Sermon
theme: "Co-laborers with God" Ju-
nior League 2:30 p. m. Epworth
League $50 p. M. Public Worship and
Sermon 7:3O p. IN. Sermon Theme:
"The Foundation Stone of Character. !"
The Epworth League will be led by
Mr.. G. w. Ridley and the topic-'The
Duty of Testimony"
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

"Willful Ignorance the Cause of In
fidelity" will be the theme Of the
Sabbath morning sermon at the Presby =
tetian church. The evening sermon
will be to young men, Subject, "A
Fourfold Exhortation to Avoid Evil.
Sabbath school at 10 a. M. Y. S. c.
f. at $50 p III. Prayermeeting on
Wednesday evening at 7:3o O'Clock.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01
Two WEDDINGS.

N. II. CASTLE, Auctioneer.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Appointments of the Baptist Church
March 3rd: Morning sermon by Rev.
j. X. George of Cedaredge. Evening
sermon, when John Was at His Best.
Third Word of the Cross" $50 O'Clock
B. Y. 2. U. Being Honest" We'd
nesday evening Prayer-meeting The
Advent of the Holy Spirit
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01
AMONG the LOCAL CHURCHES.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Foreign Missions will be the
subject of the morning sermon. I:3o
The Result of Indecision. Baptismal
service at $50 p. m. Bible school 1000
a. m. Y. S. c. E. $50. All services
over +. & NJ. bank.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01
Local and Personal.

Japalac-wc haye it-Hunt e. Co.
Get the habit of taking your mealS
at the Home Cafe.
Merle Miller, of Paonia, was in town
Saturday.
W. A. Davis auctioned ranch sale
yesterday for E. F. Gwinn on Califor-
MIA mesa.
Delta Best Flour Sl.lO; your money
refunded by the Spot Cash if it is not
satisfactory. u
Tom Burns is after the Olathe post
Office. Postmaster Casner is candi-
date for reappOintment.
l.. C. Lee and Miss Alma Davis were
married by Rev. Harlow at the parson-
age on Feb. l5.
OK. Flour Il. 90 at the Spot Cash. If.
Genuine Mexican chill at Smiths
Lunch Wagon.
Mrs. Daisy Snyder who is one of the
main spokes in the wheel at this Office,
is confined to her home with sickness.
WANTED-To exchange residence
property in Fort Collins or Trinidad for
residence property in Delta.
F. c. HELT, the Jeweler.
Nick Jacobs took his departure last
Friday for an extended trip to Ohio and
PENNSYLVANIA, his old stamping ground.
1t is his first visit to that country for
thirty-fivc years.
A. X. Stevens is reported seriously
i'll at lola. A Gunnison doctor had
been called yesterday. Mr.. Stevens is
prominent stockman and has large
interests in this country.
K. Resseguie, travelling man from
Louisville. Ky. arrived Tuesday even
ing and went up to the Redlands Mesa
country with the intention of buying
land.
Delta is to have fine modern ice
factory which will supply all the valley
towns. Delta is cutting ice in more
ways than one right along. g.-Ouray
Plaindealcr.
Jack killian went over to Moffit in
the San Luis valley last week and
bought ten car loads of thoroughbred
yearling Herefords. Mr.. killian re-
turned Tuesday evening and will 60
back after his stock about the 10th of
March. .
Mrs. Helt and little son arrived from
Fort Collins Monday evening to JON
Mr.. Helt They did not anticipate
coming until school was out, but the
little boy has been sick and it is neceS-
sary for him to give up school for this
year.
DR.. and Mrs. Mahafry very pleasant
ly entertained a number of friends at
their home Thursday evening. Pro
grcssive finch was the amusement fur
nished. During the evening an elegant
lunch was served. Those present all
join in declaring DR.. and Mrs Mahaffy
No. entertainers.
Evangelist Nelson was compelled to
abandon the meeting he has been con-
Quoting for the Christian denomination
on account of his voice and left for his
home at Rocky Ford on Monday. Four.
teen additions to the membership were
gained during the meeting and Rev.
Nelson proved himself to be an earnest
and efficient christian worker.
c. NJ. Kennicott will have public
sale and within ten days expects to
move to Boulder, where he has bought
milk dairy and will eng age in that
line of business. Mr.. Kennicott has
lived in Delta county many years and
the family have large circle of friends
who regret their going. They are max,
ing this move largely on account of
EDUCATIONAL advantaves to thc;r child
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01
Attention Farmers.

We have choice White Russian seed
oats and choice seed wheat at 81 60 per
hundred. The Col. Realty & Com. Co. +.
Delta. AT
The Delta independent., 1907-03-01
PROGRAM for Gold Medal Contest.

To be held at Baptist church. March
:, 1907, 7:30 p. m.
Music, Stringed ScNtetet.
Solo. Mrs. Seaton.
Contestant No. |.
Contestant No. ,.
Vocal Quartctte.
Recitation. Mrs. Milton Fish.
Contestant No. ).
Contestant No. 4.
Music, Quintettc Club.
Contestant No. ).
Contestant No. +.
Judges retire.
Numerous Recitation. Miss Scoheld.
Solo. Miss Jackson.
Presentation Of Medal.
Music, Stringcd ScNtettc.
Admission % cents. This program is
subject to change.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Continued bad health is said TO have been the
cause Of Mrs. Elizabeth Kroeger a widow about
sixty years DID, committing suicide by inhaling gas
at No. PIT West 121st street. She was dead when
found by patrolman of the West 1o5th street
station.
Charged with n murderous assault on Vincenz,
MantiSone Of No. 325 East 14Sth street who is n,
a critical condition In Lebanon Hospital Josenb
Capozi, OF No. 552 Cortlandt avenue The Bronx
was arrested late YESTERDAY afternoon.
Thomas Porter, 4 negro, of No 557 Morris ave-
nue. charged with cutting Frank Barrett of the
same address, on Saturday night, was arraigned in
the Morrisania court yesterday and held in 81 O00
bail FOR examination.
Thomas Meesck. of No. 26S West 153d street
formerly employed as a bookkeeper by Louis
Kahn, of Nc. 2026 Madison avenue. proprietor OF
the Saratoga Stables, n 126th street arraigned
yesterday in the Harlem court. charged with grand
larceny and held in 81, 900 bail for trial
Mrs. Elizabeth Hintz of No. 35s West 39th street
was the complainant yesterday in the West Side
court against her son. Albert Hntz. whom she
charged with robbing her of $50. Hntz said he
used the money to play the races. He was held in
81 900 bail
Charged with attempted felonious assault John
c,r,ey who said he lived at No, ASS West 15oth
street was held in $500 bail in tbs Harlem court
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
ONE BULLET HURTS TWO.
POiicc Cannot Learn U'h0 Fired Re
1'O!7.cr an ROSCd0iC

David Roth. Of No 81 Himrod street Brooklyn a
master builder was shot in the abdomen ycster-
day afternoon at RosedaIN. Queens. Al the ia
maica Hospital it WAS said last night there was
little chance of his recovery. Henry Brandt. % N"
III Irving avenue Brooklyn. shot at the same
time in one of the fingers of his left hand. There
was only one report. and it Is thought tho same
bullet injured both men.
The police arrested an Italian named DominicS
de Stafano, of No ST. Carroll Street. Brooklyn, but
II was 50 evident that he did not shoot the men
that he was not charged with doing So but held for
violating the law by carrying q revolver. It Is ono
the kind used 10y Italians to shoot birds, using
small shot instead of bullet
Roth and Brandt members of n party Of six
men and a boy who had been out gathering elder
berries. They had "A horse and wagon and were
near the Rosedale School No. 3s. Queens. when IN"
shooting occurred They were preparing to start
for Brooklyn Henry Haft. member Of tho party
and son-in-law OF Mr Roth says he heard shot
Brandt exclaimed Ny God, I'm shot" and Mr..
Roth sank down without d sound. lie docs not
know who fred the shot
Mounted Sergeant Wtcks was within three hun
dred feet of the scene OF the shooting. He gal
Ioped 10 the spot and reached there just before
Patrolruan Fanstcr did from another direction on
foot. Wlcks. from his elevation on his horse, saw
Il man running at a little distance and gave chase
lie covered full halt mile before coming up with
tIlo man. The latter had> weapon on him
which would shoot bullet of as large q cabro as
the one found in ROth's body.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
THREE HELD FOR SHOOTING.
Police Thought ct First Murder Was An
other Black Hand Crime

The police arrested Giuseppi Basile OF No. IS
East 105th street. Giuseppe Casterlano OF tho
address, ana Iguacio Poiarino Of No. 1S3
Columbia street. Brooklyn. in connection with the
shooting OF Tony Carna, of No. 34s East 105th
street. early yesterday morning. In front of
loon at No. 342 East 105th street. The
arraigned in the Harlem police court. and remanded
the coroner without bail. Later Coroner AcrI-
tell sent them to the Tombs TO await examination
to-day.
The shooting IS believed TO have been the out
of q transaction in which Carina sold his
butcher shop 10 two of the three men Tho busi-
ness failed prove profitable the purchasers
expected and they wanted Carna TO buy the shop
back. This he refused TO do. Early yesterday
morning, according to the police. a boy went to
Carina's house and told him he wanted a the
saloon at No. 342 East 105th street. Carina went
out in obedience TO the summons, and Just he
was about TO enter the saloon he was shot twice
bullet striking him in the face and the other
in the neck He died at the Harlem Hospital At
first IL thought TO be another Black Hand
crime.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
BOY BRUTALLY BEATEN BY MAN.
Now Lying Unconscious at Hospital-Police
Make Sim le Assault Charge.

AS Nathan Schoengood, of No. 81 Sheriff street.
and his companion, Isador Beur. OF the ad-
dress both thirteen years old, were walking
through Hamilton Fish Park Saturday after
they were. hit by the stick used by Of
the boys playing eat there In retaliation they
picked up the stick and walked off with it, This
angered the father of OF the boys. Charles
Feuer, OF No. 131 Pitt street. that he knocked
young Schoengood down and brutally beat him.
not desistIns until he had kicked him into uncOn-
sciouSness.
Patrolman Lauterborn. of the Union Market
Station, dragged both the boy and his assailant
to the station house. where the arrested
a charge OF assault and Immediately admitted
20 bal. The boy temporarily revived with
water and told to go home. He tainted again,
however. His companion later succeeded in get
ting him home where he lapsed into unconscious
His parents summoned ambulance from
Gouverneur Hospital. where he was taken, but has
not yet regained consciousness. In the Essex
Market court yesterday morning Magistrate Walsh
ordered Feuer held in $500 bail the charge of
felonious assault.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
URGES P4RENT1L l. CARE.
Bishop from Japan Talks on "C7me
WaUe'- Says BraUery Is God G'Uen

The Right Rev. Sidney c. Partridge, Bishop Hf
Kioto, Japan took for his sermon yesterday at 81
Barthoomew's Church the tenth verse OF y
twelfth chapter of the Acts: "When they were past
the first and second ward. they came unto the IRON
gate that Ieadeth unto the city. which opened TO
them OF his accord. and they went out, anu
passed on through one street; and forthwith the
angel departed from him.
He said: Great leaders of men. such as a gen
eraI in battle. the deck of a sinking snip
and a man driving a train through the burning
forest. with the lives of hundreds of human beings
in their hands. do not know how they are able 10
face such danger but it is because they have re-
ceived power from God enable them to act be
yOnd ordinary human endurance
1T is only when usurps the glory due to
God" the bishop said. that he begins to fall as
did King Herod when he allowed the people to be
leve that when he spoke il was the voice of a god
Bishop Partridge made slight alusion 10 the
recent crime wave saying that when a mother
sends her child out for something and the child
fails 10 return home is brought back uncon-
scious dead. she is apt to say that God has for
saken her. when in reality she probably failed to
take the necessary preCaution.' as did the angel
in telling Peter TO be sure to pat on his sandals 70
protect his feet from the chill of the ground. He
said, God leads. but must protect ourselves.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
BRAVE FIREMEN SAVE Oh
Cary Them from Burning Tenement
H0use-One Woman kllled.

The kind of stuff the members OF 'iie 1'e
York Fire Department are made OF was ue',-o--
strated when those who responded 10 an a ~
of fire early yesterday morning in the il"e S'o-'
tenement house at No. 201 East 33d street o
ried more than sixty persons safely down u >-I
street through the suffocating smoke Saving GU
in the house but one ,
The one life lost was that OF Mrs- MIDI
Mahon. sixty years old. who lived on 'he 't
floor and who overcome by smoke per eiN
th. flames before she could be rescued
The fire was discovered by Mrs. JACOB Eoei
sold ianitress of the house next door ana si'0
ran into the street screaming to AWAKEN tii7
tenants. BY the time the fren1en arrlVeu 'io
fire had gained headway and the smoke We
dense Patrolmen Clinchey, McReevey anu
Ca,,nazi ran into the building, but the siiioh0
,,.as too thick for them to reach the upper
floors. -,
The firemen on their arrival raised 'iei' i"''
ders and began to take the panic stricken 'e
ants who were crowdng out of the WINDOWS, ~
the street They made short work or this ou'
overlooked Mrs Mcmahon. The house was "
stroved before the fire was got under control
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
OVERCOME BY FUMES.
T7co Painters Come Near Ueettng
Death While WOrhing an Tanh.

While they were painting the interior ot Id 80
water tank on the roof of the Columbus cA'i'e
ruIiipa, of the New York Telephone company NJ
.oc U.st 5Str1 street Yesterday afternoon owen
sullivan and Michael Iegan were overcome py 'iS
fumes from large can of turpentine Which uHeS
had taken with them into the tank Regah zen
unconscious. but Sullivan knowing thdt 'ieir C'i
co,,ld not be heard. managed to struggle up a Id'
der 70 the roof of the tank and then make his way
down the outside ladder.
He cried for assistance and Detective grimm,
who is employed by the company. heard him anu
summoned some linomen- They FASTENED 70 the
roof and while some attended to Sullivan who had
,ronncd from exhaustion others scampered up the
ladder and let themselves down into the tank ON"
man passed the tlIrpentine can up to comrad",
vino was on the roof of the tank. and then he ana
two others carried ReSan up the ladder Re6dn
WAS taken 10 Roosevelt Hospital in serious con-
ditiOu
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
QUEENS BOROUGH'
ProDositiOn TO Be Presented to the
CitU Charter COMMISSION.

The commission appoined by Governor Hushes 70
consider changes in the city charter and report to
the next session of the Legislature VIII nav A
one subject the division of the Borough Oh @ueen7
;nto two boroughs. A movement in that dlrecIoi -
now taking form in Queens III was stdi 'u W
Joseph FfeseI, for many years Deputy 1redsui :
of Long Island City and present an aItacne oA
the Finance Department of the city government
Queens Borough is twice the size OF broohly H. anu
Mr. FieseI and those associated with MN III t''O
new move assert that is too big and unWleiuS lo
good local government. and that far better results
would be obtained by cutting 1t in Two ne au9
gests Long Island City, Newtown anu i"Sii7'
now representing the 1st "a and Sd Warus VI 'iiI
borough for one borough, and that Jamaica anu anu
the Rockaways representing the 4th anu 't4
wards be formed into separate borough
II is said by the advocates of two DorOushS 'ile'
one section of the big borough profits largely a'
the EXPENSE of other sections Mr. tlesel ana ni'
associates are busy preparing maps ana data III
supDort of their arguments The division OF tle
present borough would be Of great Poiitical peheI
IN the Republican party in Queens Al present tho
borough is hopelessiy Democratic. but the dlVlsio
suggested would make the Jamaica and RockaWaS
thorough a strong Republican section and "Ouiu
give that party considerable patronage
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
BRING OUT THE 4IRSHIP.
Policemen Tired of Crashing Up
.Seven Flights to Bed.

To climb or not climb when one Is footsore
and weary from pounding the Davements 10 keep
the updeTsde of the Tenderloin sweet sfneliinG OF
u,ban the reserve call comes while the eyes are
heavy with sleep is tile question that Is now dis
tlrbfng the policemen who make their head
quarters in the 18th Precinct Station In West th
street
What is a little thing Ike s. month TO police
man who weighs no less than the regulations per
nit as compared with SIX or seven flight or
crawl upstairs his sleeping apartments in the
building at No. fe0 West 10Th street? The city IS
poor however, says Commissioner Bingham 50
INDECENT. in fact that IL cannot spare the 70 per
for tbe r,,nnin, Of the electric elevator The pa
troImen who go aloft. however, think there may
he more than enough of a good thing, and want
the elevator back, if they have TO pay for 1t
themselves. There will be a heavy descent from
the much winded on Police Headquarters ''H9
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
CINT FIND HER NIECE.
UOmnn Fears Child Has abducted
ON Her Uay to the City.

Mrs. ". r. Swinucy. of No. Montague street
Montclair. y J.. informed the police yesterday
that her twelve year old niece. Florence Kim
bail was missing She intimated that the child
called her by telephone last Saturday and told
her that tho little girl had left her home at Cort
right Delaware County, y. Y. to visit her and
would arrive by the West Shore road that after
noon.
Tho child did not arrive she said. but the
same afternoon man, who said his name
Hartnett and that he lived at No. 369 West 21st
street. New York. called her by telephone and
told her not 70 he alarmed. that the child
ali right" She said she had not seen her
niece and not at all certain that she had left
Cortrght The police said they could find no
person by the name of Hartnett at the address
given
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
GIRLS ASSAlLANTS CAUGHT.

While Patrolmen Furgerson and Walters Of the
Bedford station. williamsburg, stand
ing at Bedford avenue and North 10th street early
yesterday morning their attention was attracted
by the screams Of a young woman. They saw scv-
eral young men running across park. and called
to them to halt Furgerson fired several shots
While Furgerson chasing the men, Walters
ran into the park and there found a young woman
who gave her name as Helen Zellnor and said she
lived in Manhattan. She said two men had as
saulted her. Both were caught, and she identified
them as her assailants When the prisoners were
arragned in the Lee police court later Mag
istrate Higgnbotham held them In 81 900 bail for a
further examination
New-York tribune., 1907-08-19
.sDoN,T jump POLICEMAN CRIES.
ST Will She Says, While Pair OF Lace Cur
tains Burn MeTily.

1, Lighted match IN too close proximity to palr
NJ lace curtains in the fourth floor apartment OF
AIRS Sarah Ketcham in The Crolsic itst eNFii4he
,,,s.d her TO set Up a shout of Fire The cry
- -. .o,,. Mrs Jolln Moore flying 10 her window
,n she adjoining apartment Her shrek OF distress
bro,rht bicycle Patrolman Lennon, who Degseu
-,rs Moore not 10 jump 10 the street she o9-
c,ared she would. however. but postponed ile aC
ton until 26th street and Broao"ag "1S $3.50.
,-,, - ,,,asrd sounds OF fire fighting machines
,hs, came IN answer 10 the alarm turned IN oy
Pat-olznan ScheffieT-
grsve men then left their plates in the Cafe Mar
-ln and wondered whether Mrs. Moore wouid fea41y
5un.p Reassured by the hreTen' she U'1 - ~
- -. curtains and several dozen unfinished
o,,-.s IN the restaurant was the sum of the dam
nee caused by the blaze.