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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13

Annapolis, where she spent June week with her son. Virgil. who is attending the Naval Academy.
 +
 Miss Mary S. Knowles has gone to Wellesley Mass. to attend the gradua- ton of her class, at Wellesley College. From there she will go to Petersburg, Va, to visit friends and then to An niston, where she will spend the sum mer with her aunt. Mrs. A. P. Agee.
 Mrs. J. L. Mertins of Montgomery, who lived in Evergreen many years, is here for the summer and is really the guest of the town, for she is a well comed visitor in every home she may choose to enter.--Evergreen special in Mobile Register.
 Rev. and Mrs. W. s. Poyner are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Stewart Me- Queen. They were married at Boligee a few days ago.
 Rev. 2dr. Poyner is the rector of the Episcopal Church at Dothan and Ge-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
wIIa shot strikes steamer

Portland, Me, June l2.--A wild sho' from one of the guns at Fort Williams struck the United States quartermas' ter steamer Alfred W. Drew yesterday during practice at the fort, and. smash ing through the wooden sides and bulk heads of the steamer, penetrated one of the boiler plates. according to re hort made public today. Fortunately none of the tubes were broken or also there would have been disastrous ex- plosion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13

the East, returning through North Car olina. where they visited MT J. B. Ei- Iiott at Statesville, a brother of Cap tain Elliott. Miss Carrie Elliott. daughter of MT J, B. Elliott, came to Montgomery with them.
 MT. and Mrs. c. w. Crawford are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Charles i5owdoin Crawford.
 + -r
 Mrs. A. S. knowles has gone to Anniston to visit her sister. Mrs. Pel- ham Agee.
 Miss Julia May Henderson who has been attending the Randolph Macon Woman's College at Lynchburg. Va, is representing her college as a dele gate to the convention of College Girls r. w c. A. in Asheville, N. c. She will return home about June 19.
 Miss Roberta Roberts left yesterday for Anniston, to visit her aunt, Mrs. A P. Agee. From there she will go to Birmingham to visit Mrs. J M. Dawson. She will be away about a month.
 
 Dr. Charles Reyes and sons, Baldwin and John, of Rio de Janeiro, arrived last night to visit his sister Mrs. Lin- nie Pickens and his niece, Mrs. F. Gerald Salter, on Sayre Street.
 < atla12E
 Miss Miriam Brickman, who has been attending the A. G. I. S. at Monte- yalIo, has returned home.
 Mrs. E. P. Burnett of Columbus. Ga, Is visiting Mrs. P. J. Williams on Adams Street.
  MT Harry Jernigan is in New York on an extended pleasure trip.
 Mrs. J. L McGwier of Thomasvilie, Ga, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. T. Hannon, at Farm Lodge" left last night for White Springs, Fla, to spend several weeks. She was accompanied by Miss Katherine Belser.
 The friends of MT. Robert N Hem derson, IT,, are glad to welcome him home from Cornell University. where he has just graduated in electrical en- gineering. He Is an unusually bright young man. and his career will be watched with interest by his many friends here.
 Lieutenant Frederick Weeden Teague will arrive home Thursday from West Point from which institution he has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
CHEWING GUM TRUST.
New Company Organized With over
 s8.OOO.OOO Capital

New York, June 12.-organization of the Sen-sen Chickie Company. with a capital of $6.7OO,OOO, which will take over the business of six of the largest manufacturers of chewing gum in the United States and Canada, was com plted today. T. B. Dunn of Roches- ter, N. Y, was elected President.
 whether the new company Is to be affiliated with the American Chickle Company, sometimes called the chewing gum trust, was not announced. Charles R. Flint of Flint & Co.,, bankers, said tonight:
 Flint & Go. organized the American Chickle Company just ten years ago. there Is no interl1cking corporate con- trol nor Is 1t a case of cut-throat com bination since the directors and share- holders of the American Chickle Com pany will hold about 30 per cent of the securities of the Sen Sen Chickle Com pany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
rorner Rnnker AcquItted,

Aiken, s. C., June l2.-B. Mondoe weeks. A liveryman of Aiken and for mer cashier of the Peoples Bank which discontinued business in 1906 was acquitted today of the charge oi forgery in connection with the alleged shortage in that bank of $l7000. There are six other counts against parties in connection with this alleged shortage The trial continues in few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
stephen rherry Dead.

New York. June 12.--stephen Terry. who founded the Holy Name Society of the Roman Catholic Church in 1854, died at his home here today. The society, which has for it's object the discouragement of profanity. now has a membership of more thsR a million members throughout the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
Women and Society
aluHIm uIHuINU UlWUMlu nm a0

cred and there will be several im- promptu speeches.
 DIXIE CHAPTER. There will be d special meeting of the Dixie Chapter, U. D. C.. at the Carnegie Library. Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock. There will be business of importance and full attendance is desired. Mrs l.. s. McKerall.
 Secretary.
 CAREY-HULEN. Mrs. M. E. Taylor announces ihe approaching marriage of her daughter. Frances Lucille Hulen. to MT. Freder- ick Joseph Carey.
 f
 Captain and Mrs. John c. Elliott re- turned yesterday from Boston. From Boston they went to Buffalo, Niagara Falls. New York and other points in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13

Pioneer. La, June i2.-A disputa over portion of food was tho caus" of a duel near here last night between two negro farm laborers, John Sim mons and Ben Salter saiter was shot and instantly killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13

Winnfleld La. June 12-Indict-, ments, charging two brothers, named King, with the murder of Town Mar shaI owen Ferguson. of Atlanta. La. were quashed here yesterday on the ground that one of the members of the grand jury which returned the bill could not read and write the English language
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
Elevntorn on Warnhipa.

Washington. June I2.-Passenger ele- vators on battleships for the use of officers Is the latest innovation In the United states navy. The new battle ships Utah, Delaware and North Da- kota each are equipped with three
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children of bed wettinB. There is constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. Summers Box " Notre Dame, Ind. will send free to any with full instructions Send no money. but write her today if your children trouble you in this way. Don't blame the chlld tho chances are t can't help it Thit treatment also cures adults and aged peoplA troubled with urlneA difficulties by day oF night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13

We do expert trunk repairing. 1t you wont buy a new one, let us make your old one new. We also repair suit cases, bags and all kinds of bag gage. Gilbert Trunk CO,
 adv. 21S Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13

ton in New York and other Eastern points.
 + Mrs. Margaret EIebash and daughter of Selma are the guests of their cousin, Mrs. John Burch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
RLOUNT sPRTNtss uoTEI,

Is open for the season of 1909 For further information and booklet write.
 GEO E. DRIVER. su-wd-tf. Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
KINDERGARTEN

KINDERGARTEN.
 Those interested in Kindergarten work, or Training School. see Miss Wilhoyte, June 18th and 16th at Wes colt Flats. Phone 2436. Miss Will hoyte Is trained in this work and Is highly recommended adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
|A
 Mechanical Engineer

Known throughout the North West. writes as follows:
 The Herpicide Co.,.
 Detroit. Mich. Gentlemen:--
 l am pleased to thus express my appreciation of the comfort that your Herpicide has afforded me. About 10 days ago. the first real warm weather we had, my head be- gan to itch as a result of irritation. and on the following day my scalp was apparently on fire. was posi- lively restless. In the evening ] went to Druggist and bought your Her picide and Soap. took thor oush shampoo and applied the rem edy as directed. The irritation was at once relieved. 1 regard 1Herpi- eide as a splendid antiseptic. even if microbes are not present in the scalp. The use of 1erpicide affords relief and benefit. No flakes of white dust on the coat collar. irritation allayed. and real comfort from a cool, clear head during the heated days. and clean head at all times.
 Signed-
 NoTE-Any one who wishes to. may
 write THE HERPICIDE CO. De-
 troit. Mich, and learn the gentle
 mans name.
 Why suffer discomfort when a soothing and
 delightful remedy is so
 easily available? Send 10 cents in stamps to THE HERPlClDE CO, Dept. "A. Detroit. Mieh.. for samples and booklet.
 One Dollar Bottles guaranteed. At Drug Stores. When you call for Herpicide. do not accept a sub stitute.
 Applications at prominent Barber Shops.
 E. G. Fowler, Special Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
mss CLARE ELY ENTERTAINs
tosnsi.sea From P.se as.,

MISS CLARE ELY ENTEHTAlNs
 HER SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS.
 Miss Clare Ely entertained her sun day School class most delightfully."- yes terday afternoon. Dancing was ln dulged in by the young people ana delicious refreshments were served.
 The guests were: Misses Dorothy Hannon, Eugenia Byars. Annie Jean nette Tisdale, Maggie Ray, Lucille Bar rett. Mary Elizabeth Stay, Irma kish- burn; Masters Clarence Byars, flag gard Stay.
 MISS LAzAkUs ENTERTAINs.
 Miss F'lossie Lazarus entertained at a beautiful bridge party on Friday at the home of Mrs. Nose Sabel on South Perry street. The home was attract iveIy decorated for the occasion. number of guests were present and after the games delicious refreshments were served.
 RECEPTION BY STUDENTS.
 The present faculty and students or Draughon's Business College will en- tertain the ex-students at reception In the college hall Wednesday even ing from g to II o'clock.
 Prof. A. c. Minter of Atlanta and Prof. W. D. Simmons of Nashville will be guests of the occasion.
 A musical program will be rend-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13

"BORDEN WHEELER" water drives urtc acid from the system. Hotel acc commodatIOns first class. B0rden Springs, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13

narbecue--Danee--C Iat Cavalry Band, July D Piekes' gnrfnRH. So-Ve
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
Nerroen In e Duel.

The best Cleaning aud Pressing iI .he cItv. STOKES PLACE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
TrunL Rrnnirinr.

automatic elevators capable Of lifting 500 pounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
Editor EdIer Here.

Editor Edler of The C1anton Union, spent yesterday in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13

cred and there will be several im- promptu speeches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13
Tndictmeuta ounehrd.

su-wd-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-13

Known throughout the North West, writes as follows: The Herpicide Co..
 Detroit. Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-03-19
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
Board Of Supervisors
VAN BUREN, COUNTY. MICHIGAN
OCTOBER SESSION. 1903

Northern
State Sanatorium. 78 43
State Prison As 81
Michigan Reformatory 30 IA
The Industrial School for Boys 500 So
The State Industrial Home for Girls CSC %
State Board of Fish Commissioners 324 25
History and Information Adjutant Generals Office so
Dairy and Food Commissioner --------- 1900 343 IL
Michigan Dairymens association 80
Michigan National Guard I,4SS 10
Michigan State Naval Brigade 165 35
State Weather Service Observation-Disclosures 80
Michigan State Horticultural society IA 20
Michigan State Agricultural society -----.--- 90 O3
Forestry Reserve ......-- 70 SO
Michigan Pioneer and Historical society 80 Fl
State Highway Department. ..-...-.... 1,56s "a
Free Employment Bureaus AZ w
Mackinac Island State Park Commission 80 II
State Board of Geological Survey -------- 9 80
General Geo A. Custer Statute 245 OS
Tax for Prisons expense 1,091 81
Tax for aSylumS current 5000 80
Tax general purposes 4,90l IS
Total state tax -S4l, 10y 62
You will the above be laid before the board of
supervisors of at their session October 1908
Please acknowledge, Immediately, the receipt of this
notice.
Very respectfully,
JAMES B. BRADLEY,
Auditor General.
The Jail inspectors presented their semi annual reports
as follows: which, on motion Supervisor Westgate sec
onded Supervisor F. f. Warner accepted and placed
file.
REPORT OF INSPECTORS JAILS
For the county of Van Buren, of inspection made Feb
ruary Doth, 1908
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
The undersigned inspectors of jas for the county of
Van Buren, compliance with the provisions of law Sec
ons 1868 2670 Compiled Laws, 1879 would respectfully
report:
That on the Doth day February. 1908 they visited
and carefully inspected the county jail of said county, and
found as follows:
That during the period the required report
and the date of this examination there has been confined
at different times l3l prisoners charged with ofenses as
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-03-19

mmitm
Number now in ail-male, %; female o. Total, %
who under IS years of age, 0.
Prisoners detained for trial have been held in Jail the
following number days each: Morehouse 98 La Mott s.
Tracy, 10; Counerman, "a Allen 15 Rhodes 20; Fralick
IL Marcy, A. Webster A. Greenman, 4.
Prisoners awaiting commitment have been held since
sentence the following number of days each, 0.
Ill Number usually confined in one room by day-in
corridor, y.
Number usually confined one room at night-in CELL
". Employment none
V. Condition of bedding, excellent.
cells
halls,
4" water closets 6
VI What Distinction if any, is made in the treatment
of prisoners? Between those only held for trial and those
serving sentences etc. Prisoners held for trial kept
upper CORRIDOR serving sentence are kept below
VII Are prisoners under 6 years of age at any time,
day night permitted to minge or associate with adult
i897y No ' |'' '''''' N'F'''N
VIII Are prisoners arrested civil process kept in
and distinct from prisoners held criminal
charge conviction land pretense whatever put
kept the ROOM, required by Section TO- 534 Com
piled Laws of 1897? Yes
* Are male and female prisoners confined in separate
X Is there proper Jail record kept and is it kept
properly posted and does it comply with Section $780, Com
piled Laws, 1897? Yes.
XI. What, if any, evils construction management
found to exist? Everything in fine shape
Recommendations. That law be drafted and
presented to the Legislature to provide for the employ
ment of prisoners in the county as the public streets
and highways
DAVID ANDERSON Probate Judge.
o. M. VAUGHAN, Supt. of Poor.
W. A. PRATER Co. Agt and Supt of Poor
REPORT INSPECTORS
For the county of Van Buren, of inspection made Sep
TENDER 28h, 1908.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
The undersigned inspectors of jas for the county of
Van Buren, in compliance with the provisions of law Sec
ton 500 1870 Compiled Laws 1870 would respectfully
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-26
neutrality-suspicious..
GARY FEELS HER SHAME KEENLY.

with of
respectable
Friday
in Gary 1t is still
ANOTHER CITY
CALLED. RESORTS
EVEN TEMPORARILY.
PRESENT DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATIONS
OBLOQUY SCORN.
of
The Gary published
where
ndencenc
Hodges
CIT
N part of the people of Gary.
people that
the
the United
Steele
INTERESTS COMPELLED TO
WITNESS A ANOTHER
ASSISTANCE AND BE THUS INUNDATED ALL OVER THE
COUNTRY
It S Gary
degrading
hasr
permitted
Chicago brought colonization
o evils allowed exist?
they not QUESTION
newspaper
matter
of Gary, bad all
IS WORSE!
Simply present city be continued
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-26
..THIS DATE IN HISTORY .
.TEtIv 2G.

1776-Congress voted thanks to Cen
eral Wayne for his gallantry in
storming Stoney Point
1799-Isaac Babbitt inventor Of the
Rabbit metal" born in Taunton,
Mass Died, in Somerville, Mass,
May &c, 1862.
1S25-General Lafayette visited the
Brandywine battlefield.
1S38-John D. Archbold, vice president
of the Standard Oil company, born
in Ohio.
1S61-General Fremont entered on com
mand of Western Missouri
1S64-William H. T. Walker, the first
[. S. army officer to espouse the
cause of the Confederacy, killed
near Decatur, ca. Born in Georgia
oct IS. 1916.
1S74-Hundreds Of houses destroyed
and many lives lost in destructive
rain-storm in Pittsburg.
1902-Charles Kendall Adams. presi
dent of the University of Wiscon
sin, 1S92-190t. died in Redlands
Cal Born in Derby Vt, Jan. "a
1895.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-26
GO EASY AND KEEP COOL.


frequently Everybody by
80 degrees weather folly
boiling
water when drink of higher better
of
for a streets
Advice these subjects systematically
consumption weather
actions
no terrors.
o but
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-26

Chicago resort proprietors in white
slave raid.
DOMESTIC.
Preacher in Minneapolis exhibits in
teresting pictures of women which he
snapped" with camera on prominent
thoroughfare.
Dr. Thomas of Liverpool. in address
at Chautauqua, puts religious skeptics
on rack.
William Morris announces that he has
annexed twenty-five new theaters in
west; expects to lead country in vaude-
VILE.
Forty-two hurt in Big Four wreck
near louisville, Ind
Governor johnson thinks tariff ques-
ton will be removed from politics and
settled on a basis of wages.
Making other folks happy is the best
investment in the world, says John D.
Rockeferrer in address in Cleveland
Sunday school.
FOREIGN.
Louis Bleriot. the French aviator, de-
| scribes in detail his sensations and ad-
ventures in flying across the English
channel
King Edward and Queen Alexandra
| guests of Ambassador Reid at Wrest
/ park.
CHICAGO.
DIR. Mem remains in seclusion in Chi
cago home and daughter goes to Aus
trian watering place, while it is learned
photo Of girl In fancy dress led Baror
de Rothschild to forbid marriage.
Monsieur Lafayette-Sa returns t
Congress hotel and pays his bill.
Democrats and republicans prepar
ing for fight to elect successor to TIL
late Justice G. C. Scott.
Bible a cure for every human i'll.
medicine chest tht Rev. Johnston My
ers says.
Italian consul advocates teaching o
his language in Chicago's publ
schools
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-26
.sTHIs IS NY 61ST BIRTHDAY
Lohn ID. Archibald

John Dustin Archbold, millionaire oil
magnate. was born in I.eesbury. High
land county, Ohio. July &c, 1S4S. He
was educated IN the common schools
near his native place and in 1864 he
he went to the Pennsylvania oil re-
gions remaining there until 1875, and
becoming president of the Acme OIL
company In 1875 he became a resi-
dent Of Syracuse, n. Y. He was asso-
ciated with ohm .. Rockefeller in the
organization of the Standard Oil com
pany and has been a director of the
great corporation since 1875 Since the
retirment of Mr. Rockefeller from his
active duties as head Of the company,
Mr.. Archbold, as vice president has
taken a leading part in the direction
of the cOmpany's affairs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-26
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News
MAsHINGToN.

Representative Payne declares he
viii not sign conference report unless
it contains free hides provision.
Secretary of Interior Baninger takes
decisive step in row with Forester Pin
chot by relieving reservations.
Falling off in United states exports.
but marked advanced in imports of
manufacturers material
CHICAGO GRAFT INVESTIGATION
More revelations promised in graft
expose in which Inspector Mccain is
indicted.
Louis Frank and other west side
levee inhabitants amplify grating
charge against Inspector Mccain.
Assistant States Attorney Roe and
force Of detectives arrest two Souti
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-26
Let brotherly love continue.-PauI.

Saul of Tarsus-how the world has
fingered over that name for twice a
thousand years!
Today as 1 write they are killing
people in the vile, heather streets Of
Tarsus- of a tragedy cen
turtles long.
Once a great city where Antony and
Cleopatra walked, where the patrician
built his villa by the sea, under the
rule of the Moslem squalid huts now
mark the site of proud Tarsus of the
first century.
The city was the boyhood home of
a little Jewish tentmaker whose phil
osophy has changed the world.
Having seen the great light, this
little Jew pondered in Arabia until the
same light sprang up in him and then
went to his native city to tell the story
of the new and universal brotherhood.
| But Tarsus would not listen.
So Paul went away with. Barnabas
on missionary journeyings, sand after
perils by land and sea he went to i'm
perial Rome with his sublime message.
Rome put him in bonds. She left the
bloody, headless body Of the apostle
to the gentiles on the road to Ostia.
But some had heard and needed even
In the household Of Nero, and in 300
years. PauTs religion was the religion
Of Rome.
But Tarsus, like Gallo, scared for
none Of these things"
Paul's religion leavened Europe II
shook the world. Christian civiliza.
ton grew and sent missionaries, 2O0C
years after Paul, to Tarsus. And Tar
sus killed the missionaries.
Poor, lost Tarsus.
Century following century it reject
ed the only doctrine on which mer
can build their society-the brother
hood of man
Cities and nations that have Needed
the teachings of Saul of Tarsus have
grown and fiourished. Cities and ma
lions that, like Tarsus, have chung t,
provincial selfshness and to the propa
ganda of hatred and exclusiveues
have dwindled and dropped and died.
! Paurs doctrine Of brotherly love
dynamic.
Even the Moslem under the infuenc
OF Christian schools has learned some
what the lesson Of religious tolerance
And the young Turks, many of who's
: leaders are fresh from the Christia
colleges established in Turkey b
I Christian missionaries. have arisen t
the successful demand Of real parlis
mentary government
While Tarsus remains an object lei
son for the slow moving finger {
e scorn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-26
UP AND DOWN IN INDIANA
HOLSTERS Kill WILDCAT.

who is a democratic candidate for nom
ination as mayor.
HOLSTERS KILL WILDCAT.
On the farm of Alvin Bailey, eight
miles southwest of Bloomfield near
Newberry, a large wildcat was killed
by Phenis Cade and his bull TERROR.
This is the first wildcat killed in
Greene county in many years 1t is.
possible the animal is the one that es-
capped from Brazil a month ago.
PEAT BIDS WORTH MILLIONS.
Willis S. Blatchley. state geologist, is
very much interested in a recent dis
patch from Washington, d. c.. in which
the governments estimates of the value
of the peat beds in northern Indiana is
placed at $4,000. 600.
PROHIBITION ORATOR INVOLVED.
When requisition papers are served
for the return Of David H. Burwell
prohibitionist orator in the last cam
paign in Indiana, now held by the po-
lice of Buffalo. n. Y, on a Marion
/ county grand jury indictment for en-
mezzlement, the prisoner will be re-
| turned to indianapolis to face another
| serious charge-that Of bigamy.
TAFT TO VISIT INDIANAPOLIS.
President Taft counts on stopping
in indianapolis on his way back from
his western trip in October. but he will
not be able to attend the opening of
the Indianapolis motor speedway, Aug.
10 to 81 He has also had to decline
an invitation to visit Connersville,
Sept. 80, as he viii be on the Pacific
coast on that date.
TUCKER Is BUSY.
Inspection of South Bend dairies has
disclosed conditions far from salts
factory and calling for immediate ac-
ton on the part of the authorities ac-
cording to Frank ". Tucker state food
inspector. OF the ten dairies which
he has so far visited in COMPANY with
local officials only two were found
passable and these two did not come
up to the law.
RIVER BOAT BURNED.
The steamer Bernidfna King was de-
stroyed by fire at Evansville about {
o'clock Saturday morning. The boat
which was owned by John f. Woods
and Peter Johnson, was anchored about
a quarter Of mile above the mail line
: wharf boat. How the fire originated is
a mystery