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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
SHOPS DESTROYED
At CLIFTON FORGE
Repair Building of c. & O
Burns, Causing Loss Of
$4,000.
ESPECIAL to The Times atcb

lSpeclal TO The Times -Dispat ch
clifton Forge, Va, March 2s.-The
big repair shops Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. at this place, were to-
tally destroyed by fire tonight. The
blaze was discovered shortly before .
o'clock. hut the flames already had
great Roadway before the alarm was
sounded, and the frcmen made little
headw5y III their fight to save the
building. There was q heavy wind
blowing, and the big frame structure
was soon reduced to ashes. In tho
shops at the time there were about
thirty cars. on which repair work was
In progress, and these Were totals.
consumed Tho loss is estimated at
about $4,000
The main building Of the shops
caught fire. but the blaze was cxtin-
gnished before much damage was done,
A greet deal Of lumber. machinery and
otaer material. stored in the yards,
Vas damaged, and this will add 20 the
loss.
Arrangements had been made by the
railroad company. beginning to-mor-
row. to increase the force OF men in
the shops, but this fire will undoubted-
~ interrupt these plans The men in
the repair department Will probably be
ialo off until the structure is rebuilt,
and II is understood that the wori, Of
rebuilding will he started at the carli-
est possible moment. General SUPER
intendent J. W. Knapp aided in the
work OF preventing the spread Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
Third race-sellinr.

Third race-selling, four-year- olds
and up mile and seventy yards-Henry
Hutchson & to - hrst. Joe Rose (s to
- second. Lewis E3eil 6 10 ~ third.
Time, LAS 20. Mamie .Algoi, Starover,
Gold Dust, Heart Fang and Christiana
ran.
3 Fourth race-thrcc- year-olds and up,
one mile-Descomnetz @ TO y first.
Ella Bryson feven) second, Red Wine
(out) third Time. 1:42 as Leamence
and Judge Monck ran
Fifth race--seilns. SIX furlonss.
three-ycar-ol ds-Marie Hyde CS to 81
first. Royal Onyx Is to 81 second, Mark
Antony (even) third Time, 1915 20.
Or. Barklcy, Granhissimo. Harcourt.
Won Lacr Ida D., Sandy Hill. Hiram.
Starboard and The Mout also ran
Sixth race-purse $500, four-ycar-
olds and up, selling, one milo and sew
enty yards-My Gal 60 TO y first. De-
'cct 6 TO ~ second, Brevitc 6 to u
third. Time. 40 as. Golden Castle,
Pulka, Louis Katz and Discomfort ran.
Captain Swanson fell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
+ { A I IRE EVENT
. is CAL | { D OFF
Good Field of Sprinters Out, but
Track Conditions Pre-
vent Race.

Jacksonville, Fla March 23.-The
thir1 race at NIoncrier Park day
brought out good field OF sprinters
but it was called off on account OF
track conditions A race OF mile and
seventy yards was substituted The
fourth race. q handicap, was feature.
Aylmer, the winner Of the Florida Spe-
cial was Withdrawn, and Red Wine
was made favorite. DeScomnetz, which
was carrying top weight, won. however.
Summaries:
First race-scllng, two-year- old S,
four and a half furlon gs-Irish Town
e to % first, Tilford Thomas Go to y
second. Yankee Lotus G TO u third.
Time. :56. Colleta. Lady OF Palms. Nan
ME McDee, Ciangnant. Chessmate, Hy-
nicka. Stylenht, Traymore and Little
Dutch ran.
Second racc--selling. three-year-o lds.
six furlongs-Bayer In @ to y first.
kinnellon G2 to u second Myrtle
Marion (cvcn> third ~r,nc, 1915 40.
Edna Collins, Oakley, Sugar Lump. Co
letter. Earl Sentf, Semiquaver. Charley
Strauss. Americaneer. tolwick, Arch
Duke, Eastern Star and Outcast ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
is not REQUIRED
I 0 ? Az LICENSE
Judge Witt Holds That Coal
Company Does Interstate
Business.

~ order to make q test which would
operate throughout the State, judge
WIZ. OF the Hastings Court. yesterday
morning Instructed the jury to bring
verdict OF nst guilty in the case
aSaihst the Chesapeake and Ohio Coil
ana Coke Company. charging 1t with
cong business without the proper IL
S'n"s Motion was made by Common
Wehuhs Attorney Foxes that the YER
.9icl be set aside. but It was ovcrruled.
~! lion noted exceptions. and the case
N 80 10 the Supreme Court.
nc coal company isa chartered in the
Hiiiic Of New Jersey ana claims that
~ Is exempt from certain taxes that
,"ft required Of companies In this state.
HolHliiis that It's business IN this city
= lu'e:statc. being on the commission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
CONSCIENCE: MONEY
and State Richer by Eclatcd Honesty

eity and state Richer by Eelated Honesty
Of LcDtcn Season.
,Nchncnd Is not without conscience.
hnfc Is man with ono somewhere in
l9Wh put be hasn't mentioned his name or
sen his address
Nrycrtheless he sen, $40 TO Commits
sioner 81 the Revenue Q. g. Hawkins in tho
'naii yesterday. The sender state. that he
IS conscience stricken over having lodged
LAKES 10 tho city and state. and he sends
ne city OF Richmond sl.es and tho state OF
Virginia sI.i2
Ordinarily Mr.. Hawkins doea not receive
money. II Is his business to assess taxes
against people. Captain Frank Cunningham
taxes the 'noney--or II ANYBODY doesn't want
added. settle with Captain r c. WalforJ
NJ. hawkins turned over tho city's share
ana mad II credited to the contingent fu,ts
me OK: having conscience fund" az
has tho United States Treasury, not before
having had the need OF such an account in
ne administration Of Auditor Warren. Tho
s,a,~~ share or conscience money is the tar
ON !ncocun Of siis a. u ~ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
QUARANTINE PRESCRIBED
'irEinin Cnttie Line for 1911 Laid
Down by Stnte Ncterinnrina

Proclamation haa tust been issued bv stat.
Nnttr!nhrtan j g. Ferneyhough setting
aSide, az Is the annual custom a certain
!ihrt o. thc state as within tho quarantine
mounced. the counties OF Chcsterheld and
juvanna have been taken out OF quarantine
Of date March IL.
pr. Fcrncyhoushs PROCLAMATION is as fol-
The following cotniics are quarantined
namely: ttccntsvllle. Isle OF Wight Eansa-
m"nd. southampton. sussex, surry and ,ha {,
norton Of York county no, included in Bru-
ION Magikterial District or said county and
tuit part ~ Warwick not included in tho
Ne#port News Magst.riai Dis,ric, o. the
ea;l county
'!uics and Regulations
- NtIt the spread OF cattle ticks
trisrgArup1- annuiatun) and Terns c,t,is
'cver IN virginia:
4. No cattle shall be moved or allow e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
.ERRORLESS GAME
FOR TRINITY TEAM
In Slow Contest Lafayette Is
Defeated by Score
Of 8 to 2.
lspecial to The Times pispateb !

iiit A"pCN!dl " l nc 1 lnle IS DtSpa tcu
Durham y g.. March 25.-In a slow
and rninteresting game Trinity ran
away with Lafayette here to-day. de-
teating the visitors BY 81 score of S 10
:, and playing an errorless game. Fou-
schee came up in tho first and drove
the ball TO left field for two bases aud.
following safe lntield hit by Bundy.
Thompson scored both with hit biz
second After a hit by Spruce, in the
fourth, two wild throws by Cet:;lrquitli
afforded another run tor the Methp-
distS. In the nth. three hits, coupled
with two errors. added three more rams,
Tor Trinity. One run each was made
in The seventh ana eighth.
ne runs made by Lafayettc came in
the Hfth and seventh innings, and were
earnec Fagar pitched an excellent
game. and was givon very poor sup-
port, lie struck out twelve men. al
rors which his companions made were
not TO be overcome.
can't, Tor Trinity, pitched equally "a
good game, though securing, only
eight strike-outs. but Welding Hyo
bases on balls. Henderson played an
excellent game at first, and Foushee..
Cooper West and Thompson each Sc
cured two hits Conovcr. catcher,
PLAYED an excellent game and did some
good stckwork. Both teams play
again Tomorrow ,&
Score: r II l.
Trinity ..a0ol3O +-SI1 i
Lafayette .s...000ol oolo-c S
Batteries: Trinity-Bog CAN'T and
spruce -afaycttc-Fagara and Conover.
Summary: Trlni,y-Two-b base hits.
Foushee Thompson: .atayette-wil-
lianas. Stolen bases: Trinity 2 sAcri-
fee hits. |. hit. by .Gannt, | Umpire.
Rowe. Attendance. 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24

to bs moved, from tho above mentioned
qunrantincd territory of this State or from
the duarantined territory of any other state.
as defined In the regulations OF the United
States Department OF Agriculture and
amendments thereto. governing cattle trans
portaion into that portion Of Virginia not
included IN the boYe-dercribed Guaranteed
territory.
Any person, or persons. moving cattle in
violation OF rules or regulations of the State
Live stock Sanitary Board. according TO
law. is subject 10 fine OF from $40 to 500
FOR each animal 30 moved. or allowed TO be
moved.
by order Of board
~ G. 1HEREETHOUGH
81 t- state Veterinarian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
HOLD SUMMER SCHOOLS
Teachers VIII Be Instructed ct Twenty .or,
Points in State

POINTS In State.
TWenty-onn summer schools for tho public
school teachers In Virginia Will be held dur.
ing tho coming summer. Thirteen OF these
Will be for the Instruction OF white teacher.
! and eish for colorod teachers. Tho term for
the School OF Method. Will begin luna II /
the University OF Virginia. az w!ll also tina,
for the colored teachers at the Union Uni
versity. These vii! Ian, six weeks.
with The single exception OF the Un,versity
OF Virsinla. Will begin Juno a.
Following is li.s OF the place. and
MIR h ., ssS5s o gu eondnss The schools
tically published In Til. Tfincs- Dispa &c h
a month ago:
Biz stone Gap-super.ntend.et J. Il Hill
man. CoehuTn.
Chase Observation-Disclosures, r. r. Jones.
Petersburg.
covington,-J II. Saunders. Richmond.
Emory superintendent s. R. Mcchesney.
Brlstoi.
Ear;nvtlie-D-. J. l. .rarmsn. Fa,n,i.le
Observation-Disclosures ]. p. Men,
Siaunton. n
caias--F B Fitzpatrick. Roanoke.
Harrison burs-prot Julian - Burruss,
Lurt: Observation-Disclosures James c; Johnson.
Charlottcsville
Mart!nsvill.-S. P. Painter, R,,anoke.
Newport Scws-Ernest G. Shawea. Norfolk
University OF ViEg:nia-Prot Bruce r.
Payne, University
Ninchester-J. D Harris An,.lia.
for colored teachers the institutes Will be
held as follows:
Canbria-Prof. Z. A. Long. Cambria
Chase Observation-Disclosures j. 3. Terrell.
Chase City. -
Danv.llc-Prcf. % webster Davis p,cb
!nond.
M Mann,., G. r.; Phsnix; Hampton.
PetershuEg-prot. J. H. Johnston Peters
Riehmond-Dr. George A Hovey. Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
RICHMOND ATHLETICS WILL.
TACKLE PIRATES TEAM

The Richmond Athletics will play
their irst game Tomorrow afternoon
at Athletic Park, when they will meet
the Pirates baseball team. Athletic
Park is situated at the end of the
Paramount car line.
The Athletics arc members Of the
kichmond Amateur League and they
expect 70 put team in the field this
season that will make A good run FOR
the championships:
The Pirates are going to put q strong
team In the field this year also. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
WILL SPEAK AT SUPPER
Important Sessions of United Commercial
Travellers To-AIorrov7

Important Sessions of United Commercia,
Travellers Tomorrow.
Addresses Will be delivered before the
Richmond Council OF United Commercial
Trfaveiers a f supper a. Murphy's Hotel on
saturday night. The speakers will be VIII
liam T. Dabney business manager OF the
Chamber or Commerce; James p Whyte o,
swift COMPANY, and Rev. John j. Wicker
pastor OF Leigh Street Baptist Church.
The orgeniza ton Will meet at Srnithdeal
Hal Al 3 p. IL for business eession, and
officers viii be elected Tor the ensuing year
mere w.. also be discussion as to the
attendance OF the council at the meeting al
the Grand Council at Huntington. w va.
IN June.
supper Will be had at o'clock and the
addresses viii be in the dining-roon Al s
O'Clock the council Will return 10 the hall
and class OF twenty candidates viii be
Initiated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
TEXAS SPLINTER WILL BE
MEMBER OF OLYMPIC TEAM

Henry, tho Texas Splinter. will be a
member of the Olympic team that goes
to Sweden in 1919 Announcement to
this effect is made by L. pi Benedette,
secretary of the Southern division OF
the Amateur Athletic Union. Henry
will be the first Southerner thus hon
orcd. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
Lecture on Holy Land.

Or. II. NJ. Wharton. OF Baltimore will de-
liver his famous lecture, "A Horseback Ride
Through the Holy Land" a; Grove Avenue
Eaptis, Church tonight at o'clock. Mi.
Bush, who has been leading the chorus dur
ing the special meetings. Will remain In the
city for the lecture, and viii sing The Holy
CITY. The lecture Is under the auspices OF
the Ladies Aid Society OF the church and
the many friends OF Or. Wharton and OF Tho
church are invited TO be present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
SUCCESS is MIRACLE
DR.. Straton Says Christtanity Would Have
Failed without Guidance

Christianity's success is a miracle and
divine guidance alone has brought the faith
triumphant through the ages according 10
Pr John Roach Straton in his sermon at
Inc FIRST Baptist Church last night. with
out dlvlne favor. he said. Christianity would
certainly have failed. A large congregation
heard Dr. straton with the utmost attention.
Inc meetings are noticeably growing in
interest each night. The music Is an attrac-
tive feature OF the beryices 1t is under the
direction Of Shepherd Webb. the organist
Wepb Hin rendered a solo last night. and
the congregational singing was inspiring h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24

Ashevillc. =. G.. March o3.--In n han
dic:lp wrestling match here to.nirbt
George EIackenschmidt threw DR.. b. n
Roller once in sixty nine minutes. and
wrestled after an ntermj ssion Of ten
minutes for eleven minutes, without
overcoming the doctor
The first fall was made on bar
lock
lIackcnschmidt had agreed 20 throw
ltoller twice within ninety minutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24

attempt the completion OF the grounds.
including the erection of fine new
stadium. until next year. The lease
OF the present grounds on Washing
ton Heights does not expire until 1918,
and when difficulties We're found in the
way of completion Of tho new park
IN time for use the latter part OF this
season as was planned, President Ear
rell is understood to have decided that
1t would be better. policy 10 postpone
the northward move altogether, until
next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24

Tampa. Fla, March 2S-Albert Macy,
superintendent Of the Tampa Electric
company, and his ten year -old son.
Rooert, were drowned in the back
water Of the Pillsboro River this af-
ternoon The boy was polling a boat
When he fell out The father sprang
after his son, and both went down
tosetner. The bodies have not been
recovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
rUGILISTIC ENCOUNTERS
NOT AS BAD AS FOOTBALL

Denver COL March Be- Ma gistrate
Gavin today dismissed the charge
against Jimmy Gardner, Of Massachu-
sctts. and Johnny O'Keefe, OF Denver
who were arrested as tho result Of
their puSilfstic contest Tuesday night
y charge was brought by request o!
the Christian Citizenship Union. charg
ing violation Of the prize fight laws
Magistrate Gavin said ring contests
were not half as bad as bull lights.
commonly referred TO as football
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
DASyH.I.E BASEBALL SQUAD
WILL REPORT NEXT MONDAY
[specialt to The Times-Disna ~, |

Especial TO The Times Dispa tchl
Danvillc, Va. March aS--.Joe Laugh
lin, manager Of the Danville Baseball,
Club, arrived In the city late this at
ternoon from his home In Woodstock
lie was accompanied by Outfelder
win Fte is busy making arrange
mcnts for tho squad, which Will report
next Monday. Transportation has been
sent for about eighteen players. Work
OH the diamond is progressing nicely,
and the bloachers are being rebuilt
while the grandstand is bcing over
hauled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
pnv,dson Defeats Lcnotr.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Davidson y c.. March 23.--Davidson
defeated I.enoir College here to-day
by the score OF Z TO .. The local team
showed up in fine form, and had the
visitors outclassed from the beginning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
MEET AT BRIDGE
Question of Approaches to New Structure to
BE Discussed

he bridge subcommittee OF the Council
Committee on Streets Will meet this after
noon at o'clock at the north end of SIayo's
Sridgo 10 inspect the ground and determine
on the plan for approa ches TO the bridge
city Engineer Boiling has had several alter
neers recommends that the streets at either
end Of the bridge be raised to the level al
the new structure five feet above tho old
but as there are many railway tracks and
much damage would be done AUDITING prom
erty. It is believed that a compromise plan
Will be agreed upon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
Police Court Cases.

In Police Court yesterday morning Enan.
uel Kahn was convicted of carrying conceal
cd weapons He was fine SIS and required
10 give security for one year In tho sum OF
500 Eain drew pistol while engaged In
row at Is Mayo Street several days aEb
Thomas Williams, co!ored. got ninety days
for stenlinS $40 from a. Coles. He noted an
appeal
Charles Scott. coiored, went TO jail for six
y days on the charge Of stealing brass to
the amount OF $3.50 from Clarence Cosby
Jennie Clark. colored paid sc5 and cave
security Of 500 FOR ninety days for beating
Lucy Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
Afanr Arc IsaniI1.,I

T%enty-eisht persons were baptized IT
Grove Avenue Baptis, Church last night as
the result OF the revival meetings just end
co, In which DR., II. NJ. WIZ rton. OF Bait
more. did the preach ing. a good many others
are to he baptized Sunday night Rev. w.
G.. james. PHI D. the pastor, made a short
talk preceding tho ordinance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
Building Permits.
Building permits were issued yesterday

Thomas Gussin. to erect a two. story brick
tenement two stores. i2i4-12is East Marshall
Street. to cost s3.376 80
George schoen. to erect a three. story
nfick dwelling on tho north side of ParI.
avenue between Shafer and Laurel streets.
TO cost $4,000
L. B. Campbell. 10 cree. detached two
story frame dwelling on the north side Of
acCarthv street between Canepa stree, and
Oakwood Road, to cost $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24

= N n - y M n
Miss Billie Burke. one OF the most
charming of American actresses, will
present Suzanne" her latest comedy
success, at the Academy of Music to-
night and tomorrow matinee and
night. The piece is an adoption from
the French. and under its original III
tie OF lie Marriage de Mile Rauln-
mans it was one of the big hits in
Paris last summer It is the work OF
two prominent Belgian writers. Fran
fohson ana Fernand Wicheler. &. Had :
don Chambers. the English plavWright
author Of Captain Swift and "The
Tyranny OF Tears" has made the Eng
FISH adaptation for Miss Burke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
MARION HARLAND SPEAKS
Addresses 7. W. c. A. Workers in MEMBERSHIP
Campaign.

IN an address yesterday before a rally Of
she .nemoership workers OF the Young Wo-
mans Christian Association Mrs Terh,ino
!Marion Harland) declared that the sister
mood OF woman is stronger than the brother
this line. 800
Mrs Terhuns is the guest here or her
brother 5. Fl. Halves
iHsterdays meeting was for the purpose of
adding impetus to the two weeks cnmpaisn
Which is now being waged by the y w.
{: a. to increase Its membership to 5000
Inc outlook is said 10 be bright
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
Qunliflcations In (,I,anc.r1

Atrs Louise Whiting Clarke qualified yes
terday in the Chancery Court rs IadmIntstra :
triS Of Edward Doremus. The estate is val.
Louise IT, Hall. Y l-'-'' -
Adele Alright qualified as oxocutrix Of the
Will o: Giuseppe Alright The estate is VAL
ued Al $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
WILL USE OLOPARK
UNTIL NEXT YEAR
New York Americans Will Not
Get Into New Grounds Dur
ing This Season.

New York March 2s,.4Al,hough The
New York American League Club has
bought tho Ian for n now park Just
over the Harlem River AT Kings
Bridge, and some grading work has
been done. President Farrell, At is
announced to-day, has decided not to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
hungary Has :O,s5o,7oo.

Budapest, Hungary, March 23.--The
Official census shows Hungary to have
q population OF 20.S5o.7o0 This is an
increase in ten years of 1,596,oOO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
Goes to PoNI,atau.

Arthur Ford. recently arrested here on
felony charge from Powhatan. was turned
over to tho authorities OF that county yes
terday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
ADJUSTMENTS

.tcadelny--DiIIic Uurl1e, fn "Suzanue.u
Rijou-"Grnusturk."
Observation-Disclosures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
Fined for Carrying Gun.

Fined for Carrying Gun
Lennin Harris coiored. was fined $50 and
i. Purycar3in Henrico county for carryine
q concealed revolver. aas -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24

it is expected that when they cross
bats with the Athletics on next Sat-.
urday an interesting game will, be the
result.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-24
t,nti,er and Son Dro,,.d

flames. The origin OF the fire is un.
known.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-05
FIRE IN GAINESVILLE
CAUSES $500, 900 LOSS
tspecial pispatch to The Journal)

Especial Dispatch to The Journal9
GAINESVILLE. Ga. Dec. 1.-The
north end OF the west side OF the pub
C square in Gainesville. four brick
buildings and contents. were destroyed
" fire last night with a loss Of over
100000.
The First National bank building and
ixtures were destroyed. loss $4,000.
building own by z. T. CastleDerry.
The Palmour hardware building. own
ed by 2. 7. Castleberry. and occupied
by Palmour Hardware company, was
destroyed. loss to Palmour Hardware
company. 100000, insurance perhaps
$4,000.
The JACKIE Sacks store was also burn
ed. loss $4,000. This store is owned by
NJ. c. Brown.
The Charles Castleberry store build
ing owned by NJ. c. Brown was totally
destroyed The stock OF goods burned
was worth $4,000 with $4,000 insur-
ance-
The public square is piled with dry
goods. law books and furniture. Had IT
not been for the fire wall between the
First National bank building and the
Kimbrough building. the aundant supply
OF water and expert work OF the fire
department over half Of the city or
Gainesville would have been in ashes ami
ruins today.
The origin of the fire Is unknown.
but IT was first discovered in the rear
end OF the Palmour hardware store.
The FIRE started about o'clock p. m.
and was not under control until after
about four hours hard work. The First
National bank vault was not damaged
and they win open In new quarters to-
day at the PRINCETON hotel building.
The law ofices of W. A. Charters, j.
o. Adams, and B. p. Gailliard were con-
siderably damaged, considerable losses
being sustained by each OF them. in
moving their libraries from the path of
the flames.