The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-01-21
TRADERS
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iia06fs 0nt $500 worth 81 ils-
key Haa saved.
The Falaee Fafnitnre companys
loss issabout 10000 ana insurance of
$4,000 was carried. The CHIEF stock
holders Of the company are Justin
Carskadon. ]. Lester Mcliillan VIII
3. Smith and George chorpening
The p. N, Ogden Company, owners
iof the dry gods store IN the annex
suffered a loss Of $2s, 900. which Is
onset by INSURANCE of $4,000. p. NJ.
logden, the manager, and S. Austin
Smith are ths principal stockholders
in this company
Shoe Store Insured.
"A loss Of $4,000 was bourne by
the Davis Shoe Company, which
owned the large shoe store in the
corner room, and insurance Of $751;
900 is carried. Gilbert Cunningham,
the new manager Of the store. had
lust taken charge Of the place, having
recently purchased the interest of
Fred Davis in the concern. E. w.
Williams is one OF the big stock
holders in the company.
Ernest sierss haberdashery store
was completely ruined and only a
small quantity Of stock was. carried
out. His loss is $4,000 and his in
surance $4,000.
Miss Rose Carr's millinery store
was destroyed at a loss OF $4,000. STE
carried Insurance OF $4,000.
The Costoh Printing Company'a
plant which was on the second floor
Of the annex, was destroyed at loss
of $4,000. Insurance Of $4,000 was
carried,
John Flanagan and Charles Hard
esty owned the Traders barber shop
in the annex and their loss is $4,000
ind their insurance $500. The cups
of customers, the barber chairs and
some OF the fixtures were carried out
before the flames reached the shop.
Lodges Lose, Too.
The third floor of the annex was
occupied by the Eagles lodge and it
suffered loss Of 5000 in lodge fur
ture and paraphernaAa. No in
surance was carried. The Modern
woodmen and the P. o. s. of A. lost
about $3.50 each in the same manner
4 B: w. HYland, owner of the news
stand in the lobby Of the hotel, suf-
fered loss Of $4,000 and carried in
surance of half that amount.
Edward L. Moore and Reuben Rob-
inson, both Of Wheeling, owned all
the scenery and equipment in the
Grand opera house and they lost
everything, amounting to value OF.
$1,000. No Insurance was carried.
A. j. Fletcher, proprietor of the
Bee Hive department store, suffered
= loss of $4,000 by smoke, water and
theft. His loss is covered by instr
ance of $4,000
Il Bookstore Damaged.
IA loss, OF $4,000 was also suffered
by the James 6 Law Company as the
result Of smoke, water and the col
lapse Of part Of the side wall of the
annex building. The wall crushed
in about so feet of the rear part of
bhe store The company carried in
surance Of $4,000.
Books and papers were carried OFT
of the Post-Reger real estate COM
pany's Office on the second floor Of
the annex but the company lost It's
office furnishings at loss Of about
$500. This is fully covered with in
surance.
4 Benjamin and Daniel Davies had
photograph studio on the third floor
Of the annex and they lost everything,
amounting to about $500.
DR.. A. T, Posts Office was situated
on the second floor of the annex and
ne lost all his Office furnishings but
managed to save the most of his med
zeal instruments. His loss is 5000,
fully covered with insurance.
Veteran Hurt.
/ Matthew Ogden, a Civil War veteran
residing on First street, was run over
by the hose wagon about 10 o'clock
and his right leg broken. He was
taken to the st. Mary's hospital in
an ambulance and is now under.
treatment there. So far as known,
he was the only person hurt at the
are.
Charles B. Johnson. chairman Of the
fire department committee of the city
council, to(x charge of the ruins Sat
urday morning and had the brick
walls razed as some Of them were liza