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MAYOR ANDMEN IN CONFERENCE

BW oo Ptriona Out of Work UneapendMoney from the GalvMtonFond to De Spent LegUlatlve Aotl

to Increase the FundSometo Aid In Rebuilding the City Liketo Adopted New Baltimore i

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AITIMORK Feb 8Wlth the fireraging today and eating up moremore of the city the people of Baltlmohad little time to give to measures for

it is as yet impossible to tell what wl

be required and the measures takenare not to bo considered as at all Indlcatitwhat Baltimore will do by the time the ash

is soon ns the fire is stopped andcan fell domo degree of safety planerelief will lie taken up in earnest Thafternoon the first steps toward a mo

rrliof wore takenatarneetfng hoiIn Mayors office of citizens whothe Onlventon relief committee whe

thir sinter city of the South needed succorThose citizens have maintained their orgaization and have some money In

the committees work to the help of thelown city

Mayor Mclane who presided atmeeting said that with the ftre stlraging arid everybody still In dangerIt was useless to devise any more thanpreliminary plan Accordingly It was

to the Legislature which wiimeet iu special session tonight at Annapolis to pasrta bill this evening

the city of Baltimore to increase iudefinitely tho emergency fund now

by the charter to 50000 The Legia-laturu Is to meet this evening and the

and leading members of both branohehave promised to make the suggestionlaw If a quorum can be secured

As soon us this law is passed nmendirthis section tho city can borrow an unlimited amount of money for the contingenfund This money must be appropriatedby the Board of Estimate of thMayor the Comptroller and the Presidentof the Council It is to be expondod fofire purposes only and the authority givento do this will end with the present year

Mayor Moljane told tho relief ownmittee thIs afternoon that the city did noIntend to Indemnify business men forlooses The monoy he said would be UBCKfor the purpose of clearing up thingsrelieving distress

Just what suffering the Baltimore calamitywill entail upon the poor is unknown aiyet According to a report made to thiMayor this afternoon by the Commissioneof Charities there are very few if anyfamilies discovered to be homeless fronthe fire so far That ifl because the regiondentroyed has been the business part exclusivcly The Charities Commissioner ex-plored the devastated area and the streetcontiguous to It and found no familiessuffering What is foared however Isdestitution that Is almost BUIB to result fromthe paralysis of business

60000 PERSONS OUT O WORK

It was estimated today by employerssome of whom the fire has practicallyruined that the number of persona thrownout of work In the flre swept area will reactalmost 50000 That includes all olasaod olworkmen and a large proportion of womenThey have been wandering the streettoday with anxious faces It will beweeks before many of them can obtain employment in Baltimore again

The tentiment of the meeting at the CityHall WOH that should cases of destitutionbe brought to the citys attention helpshould at once be provided out of tho citytreasury To start with the city has 40000remaining of Its 50000 contingent fee andthis will be expended at once

Promises wore liven this afternoonthat the legislature would appropriate1500000 tonight and would either turn thisover to the Mayor and the Board of Esti-mate or to the Governor to be expended-in tholr discretion It was also raid thisafternoon that should a larger amountof money bo required such as for rebuild

city which will have to be undert-aken a guarantee fund would be raisedby voluntary subscriptions the city accepting the money aa a loan

Mayor McLane received messages ofsympathy from many parts of the countryIncluding one from Mayor MoClellan TheyIncluded otTers of assistance but the Mayorand tho relief committee collaboratingwith him decided not to make any publicappeal for funds until the tire has ceasedand the scope of the calamity is under-stood thoroughly-

The Chamber of Commerce met at theHotel Rennort this morning sixtymembers were present themyesterday morning were wealthy todaymany of them declared they were all butruined and that they could not as yet tellthe extent of tho disaster that had befallenthem Some of the men had not savedone of their hooks to assist tnem in gettingtheir hearings Most of them had beenup all night Their clothes were muddytheir eyes bloodshot but they were

Hopefulness was the dominant toneof Mm meeting James C Gorman generalmanager here of tho Atlantic TransportCompany who acted as ex-pressed this hopefulness

Baltimore sold he will rise from theruins more beautiful than ever We willdo It ourselves Only give us time

ORDINANCE FOR TEN DAYS HOUDAY-

It was decided at the meeting tothe Governor to exercise his powerclaim a legal holiday for the protection ofbusiness This the Governor did earlythis morning the result being the stoppageof business throughout the State TheCommon Council an ordinance to-night which the signed makingthe next ten days city holidays It isprobable therefore that the State holidaywill e renealod

The holiday stopped all banking trans-actions It was not intended to mean ageneral holiday but today at least wasone The fourteen banks that were de-stroyed were the leading financial insti-tutions of the city and State Their de-struction has paralyzed business all overthe city those establialiments that manoprd to escape the flames finding itsible to po on with tho bonks in

os to protect those under obligationswhich could not o course be undertho cor litlons that the week aweek of holidays

Tim Council at its meetingtonight plans for relieving the

The suggestion wascredit be extended for as long a

period as a year by ordinance the Legislature to paw a measure upholding thoCouncil Thwc was objection to such ameasure at thin time although many feel

win be necessary for the protection of-t

business men who are utterly withoutcower of meeting obligations falling

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BUSINESS MEN BURNED OU

Leading Houses on the Videos StrThat the fire Swept

BALTIMORE Feb 8 The following 1fairly complete list of the firms or oorp

places of business were whodestroyed

Biunr STBKKT WEST

other tenants with sampleE

goods-No 2 William Koch

M Samuel Goldberg man

to 32Danlel Miller Couponwholesale dry and notions

No Bartlett Co boots awholesale Kellman clothln

t lfllgoods J r Son sample stoidry J W Selway sample m

No 38 Joyner Wets t Co wholesale haInsBuck 4 Co wholeia

boots and shoessatar BTSIBT

No 110 MulUasFive Bur finder Broi

wholesale clothingNo iu Five story brick Joseph OrtnhIder A

pied byion to brlokOertt

T Stout Ic Co tailors also minor tenantsLOMBARD ITBKBT WXST SDB6 and 7 National Supply Compan

machinists andNol to Chandl a Sons C

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goods E A duck

Roods T A Cwholesale boots shoes

Noa 103 and lot H Ambach 1 Co clot

boots shoes A Bhoewholesale boots and shoes

Nos 106 and 10K VacantNo 110 Torsch Company tlnwt

manufacturers M Fnotions

Nos iu to ll rear J Hurst Purneland power

No us Furniture Company120 and 122 Warfleld itsupplies-

No 124 Stevens Bros paper winlouse

LOMBARD 8TREKT AST BTD1

1 to A Atone trunks and satchel

Postal Telegraph officeNos 7 to II FUoa Savings BankNo 13 Cohen A ttamuela hats capsNo IS F Arnold A Sons surgical tnatr

lents M H Farber anmderw ar

Nos 17 to 10 Michael Ambach t Sonsclothing German street oorner

No A Co wholesale olotbiffNo 33 John E Hurst A Co stores dr

No 2 Flndlay Roberts A Co wholeaal-lardware

No 57 Lawrence A Oould shoe companylint Company

No A clothmitt Goffa A Baliwr wholesale boots

g HumlU A Soble ladles clothingNo Si Stanley A Brown company

33 to utl M Sutton A Co dryShoe CompanyNo 898 Company

umufacturersNo 41 8 wholesale boots inc

iho iNos 43 to Bros wholetali

corner Lombard streetCompany

lonton Rubber Shoe CompanyNos 103 to shin

Sneeringer A leaf toBallard A Collldny dears and tobacco

and confectioners utensils109 to Co-

holesate dry goodsNo A ireNo 115 MendfU Bros manufacturers ai

George P Thomasroodi A ibid

lanufncturernSOUTH UBEKTT smEar BABT HIDR

No 5 H OunderaoheimerSalisbury Manufacturing Company

and Wdwelling

No OConnell A Oannons saloonHERMAN 8TBKET

Sos 35 to 37 L 8 Fltemsn ladles wrapand cloaks Jacob H

and stationery Nathan Rouen ladlesloaks

No 89 Samuels wholesakund shoes Strauss Bros storage41 Baltimore Rubber Company-

No 43nd photographers

SOUTH UHBIITT WEUSIDKNo A neckwear

Paint Manufacturing Companyns and Delivery Corn

C Shrlner whips anti collarNOl 0 to 12Baltimore Hat Company E

olsen A Co dry godrugs medicines J J hel

irs A Co bookbinders Thornton Rogers A-o printers F Blank restaurantDrn r streetNot 23 to 26 Fritz Breevea restaurant

SOUTH HOWARD STRERT

No 21J J llalnes A Co wooden andIllow ware Ao Clyburn Plume and Dustertenants

to Bros Ao-J Q 27D B Taylor tin AcloieioleTr Haupt A Co cigarsbacoo A Taylor A CoNo City and Suburbanpress Hanllne Bros storage John Murphj-unpany storage

BAST fAntTTK STniUITNos 2 to 8Unlon Trust BuildingNos 10 to l ohn K merchant

No 18 and 18Oeorge K U Hardln menrnlghlngs Kay manufacturing

No 22HotelNos 24 to buildingNo J8 C Roth saloonNos 34Herald Court HouseNos 11 and ISJ P Mercer A Coelectroatcrs Ech tailor Jacob Ingmanitches J 5 Murray A

C A Bon engravers H Cmanufacturing Jeweller mino-

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metal engraver F P SchofTminor tenants

No 1 and 4 Co tailorNoV toTEally Record building lawices

HANOVER STBKBT

Nos 101 to 105North Bros A Straua shirt

Bro printersNo lOtt 111 Elliott Ua r 4-liott cigar manufacturersNo 117J W and

E MltcheUiiuuol Perran 4 Co cigarsrter Webster 4 Co storage of notionsderal Savings Bank minor tenants

B as book and Job printerR Derr manufacturer

No osTobias I Swartz clothing andgoods vineentcake and confectionery

1W and Bro paper

Bro A Strauss

No2 jobn CoSank2 and 4Marburg Bro storageTag

No flUnlt d Bhlrt Companyicht Macht

1o Manufacturing CoranvEllas Copeland manufacturerManufacturing Comny L M levering druggists

148 Neubergcr 4 wholesale-r goods

100Katlonal Bank of Baltimore andanSlMNew York Clothing House

100 and 108 Co jewel

Jo no Phonograph Company-o llert A Hon shoes

fo 114Frank Rosenbere A Co bankers1o F Laoeai atatloner

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No 124Balt more and general officeNoa 101 to

Building St Paul to CalvertHANOVBB T KKX A

No 1 E F Lelsoher A Sons ladle

S avws WUlersUln wholemillinery Bralnerd A Armstrong Compa

Quaat A Co tailortr-nvS 9 and Baldwin Adry George E cotton a

goods W J Bull cotton goodsQEBUAN BTBKH-

TNoa IS and Bros dry goodnotices mens furnishings

17 and IDCarter A Onotions el9

No Jenkins A Sons coachharness makers supplies

No Co notions AoNo 2JUnthloum Rubber CompanyNo 27Ml IHum A CoNo 29B Klrson A

31Neman Bros paintanon Steen Co wholesale goods

No A Co crockery-No 103 Thomas GodeyNo 105 August bakers toolsNo 107 M LeVY A Sons shirtwaistsNos 100 to 113 Maryland

F N Ix hmeyi r A Bro neckwmanufacturers David Levy 4 Sonsand BtamplnCompany liynea A Krebs straw hats

Henry Smith A bone Lloyd LCompany storage

No 111 U restaurant-No 121 Rutland Lunch RoomNo 123 Uughes Telephone Manufacturtn

CompanyJoseph R Stonebraker A Co

wholesale liQuorsNo A Co shirt and

manufacturers-No 20 Clmmpion Shoe ptanufacturln

Diggs A Co

22 Mendels Bros ladles wrappersNo 24 iohrman Co

notions white goodNo A Co ladles clothing B

A Co andNo 2 Peter manu

facturersNo 30 James Robertson Manufacturlm

Company plumbenNo 32 R oU and shoes

James Robertson MonufacturiiTtr Company-No 34 RaacbA minor windowNo 36 Fussellbaugh Btlke Company

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plumberto 104North A Strauss

shirt manufacturers-No M D A Co printers

Rosenthal A Co sample chinaA Samuels and

No lOS J A Edmondson A SonNos 110 and 114 Leech lime harness

118 to 118 Ramsey A woodenwillow and chinaware

No 120 William A Tottle brush makerCharles M Ness A Co stable supplies

Noa 122 and 124 NV A bruitmanufacturers-

No 12 Rubber Company-No 128 Ferrel Kcllnm Drug

130 Printing CompanyGlldon Varnish CompanyCompany

CKI1MAX BTnEFTNo 15 Green A o cotton batting

C W Company safes A W ICo cutlery W 0 A Co glass

No Sadler Co books andBusiness College Unltet

States Dental Parlors Philadelphia DentsParlors W Mo A SunsGoodyear Rubber Company Douglas StiesCompany Uuderllnen Company Bible

furniture dealers Union Trust CompanyKranz A Smiths tousle store F H

store Buck Lunch RoomThomas C Kennedy

SOUTH CHARLES BTBBET WEST SDBNo 8 Cator A Co

milliners supplies George B Skinner cleanSloan A Co hardware Arm-

strong Cator A CoNo 12 brick A BroCompany window shades and curtains

14 Culllson ladles underwearORRMAK BTRKET

Nos 18 and 18 Schwab Bros A Co inctloneer United Glass Company

20 and 22 A Co trunksand upholstery goods

No 24 Stove and Mnnufoc-rtujVzf f Howard stoves and refrl-

NOB 28H to 28 John Duer A Sons uplolstery and hardware-

No 30 Cumberland Duggan A Co ma

NM 32 to 34J B Mybury auctioneersihallenberg A Co artificial flowers HarlemPaper Company

38 38 Baker Glass CompanyNos 40 and 42Vllllam H Co

naptr and twine H KL hardware

44 Baker Bros A Co glassware

No 4fl Four Stewart Debullet A Coobucco Miller A

No 40 Four story A Mors auctionlouse

CHARLES STREET NORTH OF BALTIMORE

William Hclneman haberdasher ONellliIry store Hmlth Kranz Piano Commany the Bible House Union Trust Buildnuhoe B Thomas rubber

crisis A Burnetts Businessladlirn Bryant A Stratton Business College

B F Miller A Co wholesale cigar store

Company Dr Frazier A

old A Co Sewing Machinempony salesrooms A WellsA Co piano dealers Max

EAST STREETto 3 Douglas Shoe liar

5 to 7 Vel h Bros jewelry H Joe

Charlea Quartlyhotographer H metal engraverNo ISNo li Henry Schwarz toy and

17 and in R B Grover A Co Marnhoohoe Store William H Lohmeyer gentsrntahlnm several minor tenantsNo 31 H L Perkins photographer Adamsxpress Company

29 George W Kirnan Co gents

No ai Sobn R Armlger A Co jeweller-No S3 to 37 The HubNo 2 and 4Oeorga P ThomasT O Dun A Co United

CollegeNo ShoeNo sW J C Dulaney Company sta

Berwanger A Cotull

0 T Hudtler A Sons JewelrsA W W Thornton

confectionery storesoS 18 and 20J Seth A CoNo 22 and 24William Knabe A Co

No 28Rnmuel Hunts Sons trunksNo 28WHJIam J Miller JeweUer GustaT

30 M II Saxton jeweler B M JelferSon H M E MerrlkcnNo 32 A CoNo 3 and 38 A Son cutlery

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lies 48 60 Four brick B-Kuhlmann Co shoo dealers Lout Yousaloon B Moses wholesale

Nos 2 to M James Rappaport whosale clothing WUUiF Western Union Telegra

101 Thomas A Thompson drwgglaJury A Co

No 103 Baltimore Steam Packetpany

No 106 David Bandana art storeNo 107 and 113 Thomas William

office of Baltimore Transfer CompanyNot us and 117

T H A W Hooper awningNoa 119 Kvcning

Company-No 123 King Bros printers L Merdlt

Reese R

NOH 125 tofurnishings F Robertson electrical supplle

Typewriter Company Arthur V-Hnbnon agent

NOH 129 to 131Company Joseph T Lowry photo suppllo

tenantsWEST BALTIMORK STBEKT

No 2J Stewart MacDonaldremoved M wholesaleJeweller Charles Erlcson watchmaker J El

manufacturing Sadler Brj

Nos 4 and H Boar shoes

A SonsNo 10 L Bumborirer boots and shoes

glasswareCompany stationers

No 10 H fl Brandaii toys and

Nos is and 20 j R Turobuli Jr A Cofurniture

Xo 22 Nuthnn manufactureladies clothIng Louis Steel A clothtn

No 24 L II Miller fitecl and Iron WorkL DoettlRhelraer A Motter wholesale mi

No Frank A Sons tailorsH RoHcnnnsb clothing

No SO McCaddln picturestrainee and art goods

No Ilargbcr V Co wholesale clothlag

No 84 Vacant buildingNo 36 Five story O 8 Griffith A Co

furniture mid carpetsNo 38 Flvo story News Com

Albert Stern A Co childrenmanufacturers and shirt waists

No Eichcnirreen A Well wholesalboots and aiioe Henry Myir A Co ctorosof shirts and

No 42 Five story r A Coshirt manufacturers Charles C Crook

ouui istork

No 44 Five John Murphy Comprinters and stationers

No 48 Strauwi Manufactur-Ing Company wholesale clothing J 8 Franksample clothing Wlgley

101 Ade umbrella nmnnfnctiir

clothiers II redmanNo A Son wholesale clothiers

andNo 105 Douglas Henry 4 Co und

and knit107 Ii GraIl A Brother

No 100 Manas 4 RemperNo ill Florence W Company

wholesale notionsNo 113 Thalhelmer 4 Bro wholesale

clothingNo US Fisher Broi wholesale and retal

liquorsSllbernmn 4 Todes

Noxlio New warehouses not oc-cupied formerly occupied by Allen 4 Son

out about a yearNo 123 M Moses merchant taIlorsNo 125 J Goldsmith Son

Hu ar 4 Shear wholesaleand furnishing goods

BALTUrOIlH STRRETNos 1 to 3 Oebms Acme clothlnNos 5 to Consolidated Oas CompanyNoa 0 to ll Co atra

millinery supplies13 retail shoes

Stelger Bros trunks 4o Powell HelmCo notions 4o

Baltimore street northlloyd Rubber Company Shoe Corn

4 Co 4 BerwangerSamuel Hunt leather

of Baltimore Southern Railway officeLunch Rooms the BaltimoreBrown 4 Co

PLAcEFriedman 4 Son wholesaleclothing

No K Rchwortzkopf Toy Company-No 131 Fcderllcht 4 Ron

IngNOB to 203 W O Becker cigarsI S PalmerjM Frank

Ilnecke barberUtKIXOTOX STREET

Patterson Co auction rooms office WllA Sons realeatato dealers WJlllon

loom office building at East Lexingtontreet Harry P Busseys saloon

MCLELLAXfl ALLEYNo 100 Fourstory brick Harris A Silver

teln umbrellas Stewart Egleston A Cohardware

No 102 Four story Cohen Aale clothlnit

V TAWNo 104 urlck Lindenhal clothing Monogram Dining Rooms

No Israel Fine kIon wholesale clothing F F Einwachterinto furnishings-No 0 SamuelCo wholesale Warner A Brown

Igure L A Kahn autographic registers anauplicatorsOKNT8 TOTALLY Oil OUT

Jutuen 18 East GermanAshby B 100 West Fayette

100 WestA Cwiiis 18 Went German

Cotton L 10 Hopkins

if Martin IL isFarrell John J 10 Hopkins placeB horsttm Guniest 18Grecnbauiii Herman in HanoverGrrcnbauni Ijouls H 10 hanover streetHale itobort C 18 Hanover streetHumner William C 203 West Lombard

M L Hart Co 113 South streetHartman Slgmund 138 West Fayette

usher H 34Morris L 33We Lombard street

Johnson Thomas J II Hanover streetRatter Ell 5 Hanover streetKntrenttKUij Stanley 1 Hopkins place

streetNathan 10 Hopkins place

Larrabco Daniel 18Chinning 11 Oerrnnn

Magruder Lyttleton 22 West LombardCrlchton 18 Hanover street

Mallory Jeremiah D 33 Light streetH 8 28 South Liberty streetJohn J 107 West street

Nlcholason C B 10 Hanover streetNIchol George B 100

KlliH 31 West Baltimore streetOTIare P F 100 West street

Adam 10 Hopkins placePeed Alexander J 205 LombardPeed Clarence J 203 West LombardPollock sot Herald BuildingPutzel Arthur 18 HanoverRunway John E 10 Hopkins place

P Ill West streetUosenbnum B T 10Rosenfcld Joseph 31 West BaltimoreRosonheim 0 13 West GermanBftlway j W E

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Thompson A 10 Hanover streetSpecialty Company

WestSamuel 100

Wilbur 0 10 Hopkins PlaoWhite H BlackstoneWhite Hanover streetWler

iocs LISTCharles Btieff partly damagedAmerican BuildingJ Edward A Co

City HotelGoldsmith bookeU raCrown Lunch Room

Hat BoxBaltimore Sun BuildingBouohet storeMaryland Lunoh

officesLunch Room

Associated PreThe Telegrams

store Baltimore and HoUidstreets

InsuranneMaryland Savings Bank

German Correspondent-BaltimoreH b saloonRandalls grocery storeJohn A fco baek ra

A fiouthoom hatters

J Weinberg clothing Baltlmor a d Heday

CaM Company 414 Cart Balmorn street

flab A Co costumers 410 Bart BaWmestreet

C Detther 4N fast Balttexstreet

EFFECT OF THE CHICAGO

State flnpertnteodeot f Incnranee Rcpart-BO Per Cent f the Lowe IMpald-

ALBANT Feb 8 Tha oomment ofSuperintendent of Insuranoa In

the time of the ChioslIre In 1871 is interesting aa oo-cerns the insurance companies losses

That fire swept over a territory abafour miles in length by one mile IA widtThe number of buildings destroyed wa18000 and the number of persons who wetrendered homeless nearly 100000 or a littless than onethird the population of thcity The total value of the propertdestroyed was variously estimated at1150000000 to 200000000

In his report Superintendent of InsurantMiller called attention to the fact txfore the fire had ceased burningwere rife concerning the solvency of

every fire insurance company Incalled a of undei

of this State the fire anthe losses were the subject of the con-ference Oi Oct 18 was aa BOOas the superintendent thought It posaiblFor the to givemotion he called every companybusiness in this State to a statemerof their gross assets and liabilities and

separately their losses by th

Tho superintendent was permitted tpublish tho statements ron

on Nov 11 New Yorksustained losses amounting it

aRgropato to 23160788failed their losses hav-

Ing aggregated 14500000 The other com

The amount of tho losses of the companics of other and countries wa

at Of that amoun6000000 fell upon the companion of OreaBritain The sue

greater amount of Ions thanthe smallest

age But four Illinois companies weebusiness in this State at

and but one remained after the firesvery Illinois joint stock firewas out it was estimated thai

companies ot that State would not pa0 per cent their lowed

M W ihe the fire to be 98000000rhich is to be nearly correctnd from actual returns andlest information attainable it is bellaveilint 50 per cent or 40000000 is as rellabl-n estimate as can be made of the amounwhich will be realized thepolicyholder

sustained loss by this great fire

CROOKS HAD TO STAY SERE

IcCluskv Posts Men at to Prevent Tnrtr Going to

Inspector McClusky of tho Detectlvi-lureau assigned twelve of his men to

street ferries with orders to arreseen heading for railway

n the Jersey side MoClusky saidiformatlon that a number of thieves wormlimning to go to BaltimoreThe police of Baltimore have troubli

enough without bothered withof slick crooks from this

aid MoClusky Id be tooot rid of these fellows at an ordinary timeut under the circumstances seems

take chances with them here than to letto Baltimore

The detectives at the liberty street ferrythree young men pictures

i the rogues andre long all had tickets for RaWnone three were and takes

but were The dejctiviM had orders to rearrec

While only these three arrests were mattedetectives are sure that they scared

number ofguard of sleuths was continued last

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SECURITY NOT BURNED PIN

Evidences of It If DestroyedBe Replaced

There was some speculation in Walltreat yesterday as to tho fate of the se-iritlea including stocks and bond which

tight bo in the sales and vaults of theoltlmore banks and trust companies whosouartcrs were destroyed If the heat wasitenee enough to destroy the inistance to outiper evidences of obligation the

would still suffer no lossesthereby The records stock lists and bond

the various corporations whichsued the destroyed thetines of and bondholders and

numbers of the certificates and bondsrom these after tho formalities of

and notarial obligations hadHjn complied with now or

Issued to replace those

The destruction of the Baltimore andRailroad head offices In Baltimore

ve no effect on stock or bond certificatesduplicate records are in transfer

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all street where stocks and bonds boug-hti the Stock Exchange maybe

other names

ROOSEVELTS TELEGRAM

ill Mayor MoLane to Call on the FederalAuthorities for Help Freely

BALTiuonn Feb 8 This telegram wascelved by Mayor McLane tonight fromealdont Roosevelt

the horror of people at thepalling catastrophe which

TiTument can do pray on me at onceROOSEvELT

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Final Clearance Sale ofSuits and Overcoats for Men

True many of the garments have much incommon with those that are being designed-for the new seasons service but that doesnot save them from the extreme price re-duction

SUHS FOR MENSingle and Double Breasted Sack CoatModels of Cheviot Tweed Worsted orOassimere in mixtures and of CheviotThibet or Serge in black or blue Toaugment the above garments we will alsooffer several hundred light and mediumweight suits for Spring wear

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BLAME BALTIMORE FIREMEN

PhUadHphlan Returnln Say THey DldntFight From In Front

PHILADELPHIA Feb Phihvdelphlaflremen returning todayoriticize the methodsof the Baltimore firemen They say they didnot fight the fire from the front and that ifthey had the conflagration could have beenchecked In it early stages

Two fire companies returned and withthem 150 patrolmen Foreman Van Schlver-of Company 18 said that the Baltimorefiremen acted like a lot of schoolboys

Wo fight tho flames from In front hosaid That is the difference between oursand the Baltimore way The Baltimorepeople stood in the middle of the street andturned at the windows instead of going

GWEN nousESMtraa HOPE35OO Out of Work Ready to Start for

Baltimore When Rebuilding BeginThe idle ironworkers In this olty are

perhaps tho only persons who find goodnews in tho Baltimore tIre It Is esti-mated that there are at least 2500 housesmiths idle here and some of them are in avery bad way bccauae there la compara-tively llttte building In prospect for thisspring IL Prince vicepresident oftho Trades Employers Associa-tion said yesterday

No an unmixed evil andmany hundreds of Ironworkers here whohad a of distress before themwill have an opportunity of working assoon as InSome of them have been practically des-titute They will tomore for aa soon as they can raisethe fare

Chicago Packers Low by Baltimore fireCHICAGO Feb 8 The big Chicago

packers ire heavy losers in the Baltimoreconflagration although they consider thatthey escaped luckily Armour 4 Co

suffering a big save allof the main and tho great fertilizerworks across the basin from burneddistrict are still untouched Swift Costwo big and one

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Menage From Mayor Harrison to MayerMcLane and Goy Warfleld

CHICAGO Feb 8 The massagewas sent to Mayorlost night by Mayor HarrisonMover MeLons

Details of the whlon baavisited your city have Just

UB a conflagration of thi kind la broughthome with all the more emphasis because ofour own experiences in dealing with awfulcatastrophes We have not forgotten thelire of 1871 and the oflife and property The new of mis-fortune comes to us at a time when Chicago

still In mourning for its recentIt sympathy most

for It remember adisaster means Chicago assures you of Itsdesire to furnish all the material possibleVery truly yours

CAnTER II HAXBISOTT MayorMayor Harrison also telegraphed the

Governor of MarylandThat such an appalling property loss and

the consequent on and pooralike fall on the metropolis your

Is a sorrow to thinOur sympathy extended to you and

the of In thethis city is more susceptible of the

full meaning so great a thanmost others all of our citizensrecall the experiences of our losshave hoard scenes described

wo can therefore sympathize most deeplyIn your

pot only the sympathy of a sister city thatto Its fullest extent material with

tbe Baltimore tookextending aid In Chicago great disasterVery yours

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7A8HCTOTON Feb Thousands ofWashingtonians went to Baltimore today-to watch the progress of the terrible con-flagration Some had businessat stake went to ee ifrelatives while still others wetImpelled by merecuriosity

on andBaltimore and Ohio between thla city andBaltimore were crowded allroads fast express trains were sidetracked

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How then-A miniature copy is found in every package of Postum Food Coffee

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It sets your thinking machinery working as nothing else will

Dont bt a primer scholar and bawl opinions at the Algebra classThere is a power within you that can and will work miracles if

you keep the fool part of you silent and let the higher mindoperate you

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