Show TIlE FIRE FIEND TITO rcat Conflasrallons In Jlaj McliucclU UJthln One Week TUESDAYS Fine AT LYNN ALTOGETHER ALTO-GETHER ECLIPSED Ioitou In flames Orer an Area of Two Vcrcx Damage 10000000 EIGHT MEN AftHESTED FOR TRAIN ROBBERY Uudslides Se ere Storms in Michigan and Quebec Trainmen Train-men Killed In Ohio lip Teletrarh to the NEWS CUCAT JUtE AT 1KISTON 1roperljlollr Itiontltarsioouo Odd IlcMrojwl BOSTON Mass > ov STbe most disastrous tire from which Has tOil has Riflcrul since 1S72 and one which in property Jo s nvnli the great cwtitlagratlou at Lynn Tues day broke out about S30 a m to day m the six ory granite bull ing owned by Jordan Marsh A Co and occupied lo llrown Durrell i om fd goods on Bedford Street corner Kingston The great lire of 1S2 broke out at the comer of Kingston and Summer streets and the alarm from todajs tire was rung in from the same box which heralded the mtmorablu con tlairatiou that couMimcil 1 nearh 5100000000 worth of property The firt damn flltlg III today was immedlattly followed by the first general alarm in Boston since 1S72 Todays confligration KVOEI FOIl SIX JIOUKS burned over two aitxi of Ifitiori covered by magniHctnt I structures and entailed a loss now cstnuateU al 16000000 The alarm was soon followed by calls upon ntichboring cities and towns for JflotIult The llanies were soon jwuriuR from all the win ciows and the roof of the Brown Kurrell building At 343 they hind spread lo the Shoe and Leather Cx change building another hue gri lIRe structure adjoInIng Brown Uurrell Coon itejford Mnxtanil from other buildings swept in great masis across Bedford Street to the Opposite corner hcncxacro < King IOIl fctrwt and along liedford to Chaunety where It was stopped at the store of Fancy Harvey i Co the upper stories of which wen burneil Three stores along Chiun COY Street toward Sumner win burned On the south side of lied ford Street tho fiimes jumped ntrues to Kingston Street from the hot blaze of JJrow Durrell A Co to the big gandstoncbulldlngowned by K Ij Ames and occupied by Taylor Bros and this was consumed The great granite building known as the Ncvius Mock at the corner of fhauncij fitteet wa tliruoct vht afu fi tins for the lliuies and THE ENTIRE J1IH1C around the place to Kingston Street was consumed Crossing Chauncii Strict the Ore got ahead of all the stores which are enclosed in IZxtttr Ilacc a entail street running from liar nson Avenue to Cliaiincej Street Here the tlremcn got control con-trol of the lire and it was partial checked going toward J ssix Street but quickly moved towinl the oj losito side to the nnmciie Alkn and trabee building oceupiHg the square etwccn Jord Street the llarnon Avenue extension SlId Exeter Place at which place further progress was checked Inc scenes about the fire were replete re-plete with excitement and activity The territory bounded by King tou Bedford uuChntiucej streets was tIlt principal theatre of destruction Here the conllagntion leveled everything an hour after the ilarni was sou tided while the structure Urocn DunscJl Co collapsed with t tremendous crisli the flames darting dart-ing from the doors and windows The dry goods and other combuti I ble materials with which the floors were packed burned the walls to a white heat the granite crumbled iml the iron girders melted away like ice The streams from the engines en-gines were dissolved in vapor before tlu3 touched the fire buddcub the crj aro c TilE WALLS AIE 1AIIJNO back back lack The crowd surged 1 back for theIr lives startled by Ule shouU The firemen dropped their hoe and mil ionavs their jnratus There was a con fused and deafening roar and adensc cloud of smoke and dust ascended heavenward When It cleared away llln luxurious palace of trade had 1 anWied only a fantastical lieap of bricks Mwttcrcd stone twisted iron tieams and broken columns col-umns marked the pile Two engines en-gines were ruined bej oud repair The ccne was one of thrilling grandeur Tho towering Ames block occupied by Taylor llro was ablaze from roof to basement The floors fell in with a stunning nol o leavIng a mere shell From thb buIlding the tire t 3tIIJr burned its way through to Chaunceyttreet though thousands of gallons cf water were thrown I upon it The im f mencotone and iron block occupied I b > Samuel Williams and Jlrigham A Co corner of Chaunce street and Row Court marked the further progress of the lire in that direction Although apparently fireproof it was I C3MMETEI1 CCTTKD On the corner of Chiuuccj and Bedford streets the large block occu jiedbi Smith Hogg i Gardner and others were in almost D bad a plight and the buildings between these two were utterly demolished The leapIng dames succeeded in eroding Clnuncey Street to the upper stories of the IagcAIlen 3lock largely occupied by Farley harvey f Co and those adjacent a far 3 Essex Place It was hard to direct the streams of water effectually effect-ually and i seemed as though Warren War-ren Street mighc jet be reached The firemen then made a grand rally Many lines of hose were nrricd through the stores on Harrison Harri-son avenue and the first was strong Iy fought Then hose was taken up stain and used from the windows us across on Bedford Street Still other trcams were directed upon the flames and finally further progress of the fire was stayed I Two firemen have liecn mining since morning and it i feared they eral weie crushed by tilling walk See erl I NAKJvOW ESCAPE are reported Several people in the Imildin at the corner of Kingston and Bedford treets were overcome by smoke but were rescued l > y the bravery of 10 ice Sergeant Kimball Patrolman layncs and exContil Hanberry a policeman and several firemen ire retried strioisly injurcil or burned The origin of the fire It I not definitely defi-nitely known but is attributed to electric Ir About 200 firms were burned and a hundred agents of New ork and Western firms hat their headquarters destroyed Agents of a largo number of in Fumnce companies interested were compull Ktn by n reporter and nfkcd a to thtlr Iosea Tile il ks which could be nscertolned today amount to nearly 2750000while a large nuns tier companies are lot heard from The 1r coming as it does on top of the great blaze at Lynn i a crushing blow to many smaller coin 1 > lllc and I I not at nil unlikely w ill cause a Mi pcnsou of some of them Following I a list cf the I LKATIIKT FIRMS BURNED OUT 1 great litany of them lloston houses 1 with large factories In other lortions of Xew England C E Aldrlch it Co Appleton Shoe Company F Harrett A Co A hates W C ttricnShoc CompanyHunton 4 Co John S Fogge A C Frank S Gage P Hawkins V C Howard k tester W Ireton k Co Lynn Hot and Hllprtr Company 1 T Marshall A Meyer Co G A Nicholb J A Parker Co IJ J Patten Perkins l Joyce Josh I Parimm HOn k Weber Hoyls AGalT BlmSoa Btcpbeuon Shoe ManufacturIng Company Myron Woodburg lirocktyn Last Company National Com-pany Herbert Thread Company Rapp Company O O omln Patton Co lirockton Itlakcly llurniiiliing > V Co4 Ucorgo I Finding Clark Duprey Machine A luguaz Company Colts Wheeler CummIngs Woodard A Wright K G Solomon J T lion mot Co Nearly all of the above loss I were practical total lirown Durrell A C carried goods in value upwards of JsOOOOO and the stock will be a total los < The insurance in-surance on this is 078000 Jordan Jlarh A Coa shirt factory was in sureilforJtOOC Woonsocket iub bee Cos stock insured for 550000 Taylor Bran hInt amid cap insured for 70000 loss IOOl Storm In Jllrhlmn SrAligUtnTE Mich Nov 2s The harbor ll htlion < o on the outer breakwater abo two or three cribs comprising tile breakwater cxteii doll built this eummer were swell away by a heavy sea this moniiug The storm is the severest known for eln Lcilltulro JtLX5ihiifit N J Nov 2S A landslide this morning swept an engine hous with William lilgcly I an engineer ngain D moving train on the Lchlgh Valley railroad at tIll west end oftile Patteuliurg tunnel tun-nel liigcl was killed JJOMKJN Nov 25A tremendous tremen-dous landslide occurred at lira Jen burg today completely choking up two shafts and entombing a number of miners who rescue la doubtful A Sner lorm QuintxrNov everestonu began last night and has been con tlnuall increasing in violence The wind K blowing from the ea > tw itli hurricane force accompanied IJ a fine penetrating noW Cons der able hoes to shipping has resulted Tonight the city is in dnrkness b nu c the large Iron pIer which MIJ port the heavj electric win on down Uiu HochcMcr bridge have blown Teal an U IillIr inoliin IitovroN 0 Nov RSA difas trouo wreck occurred at Cedro on hue Chesapeake < V Ohio road this morning The tram was thrown from the track bjD washout and the engineer and two brakemen killed Ilre In ol1ncllcl HUTVOIW Nov23 Thctocki net mills of the Hartford Carpet Works nt Thomjwinville burned tonIght to-night Lens hletCy rrrol nfTrnlii n librr AlinwoitK Ind Ty Nov 2S Eight mel were arrested here today forthe robber orhe Santa le train Monday night There are wumell in the case Mutt of the men are gamblers of this place and Pure ell and were taken north this evening Surrrmlrral PiTT < = nnto Nov 25 Prctldcnt Younger the Lawrence Hank surrendered sur-rendered hlniMlf late last night ami be nail In the sum oC O fur n hearing on Wcdncsda roolbnll CincVGONov2s great crowd gathered at the o bI1 grounds this afternoon to witness tile annual great football game between tho inlv < r > ity of Michigan etudcuteand the Chicago team composed of graduate grad-uate of > ale Harvaid Princeton and Columbia The game wa a furious one throughout and resulted infnvorof Chicago toO A largo number Mlihigancrs hid come to flue city on n special train to witness nits flue game In the latter port of the firitinniiigs there were many claims of foul and one man was ruled ot During the confusion of another struggle Itogcrs of Chicago got a sncah h on the nose which uroke that IlOtfIll member and covered him with blood Pretty man Michlgancrs rusher was ruled out and carried a black eye with him oeerninJnulg Trery Cmctoo Nov iSA dispatch from Winnipeg says a brother of the late Judge Terry is In tint city on his way to Washington where he Intends to laj his side of the recent sliooting Ufa re the Department of Justice Xo CInw FT WORTH Nov 23 Monday night someone having the key to the door and combination to the safe in the office of the Pacific LX trees Company at the Union depot opened the rate and took therefrom O No clew to the robber The employes known to have the combination combi-nation are not t 1VnOilnElon Jolting WASniNGTo Nov 2S The ipcakcrfhip candidates found time today ta cat a good dinner at lien BultcTWorths house and then resumed re-sumed their struggles for votes The New York delfton held a rae tIn t-In tills evening A vole showed sixteen of thp nineteen members present for Reed with one of tho emainlug three absent from the city Congressman Bakerannounccd that while he was for Burrows he would not he Itate to cost his vote for Rccd Flood the other member was for McKinley but Intimated he might iu certain contingencies I vote for the Maine candidate After returning from church today to-day the President ate dinner with lis family and passed remainder of the day very quietly Secretary Windom and family spent the day In Brooklyn and PostmasterGen I eral Wanamakcr at his WnlmJker bl country house near Philadelphia Secretary tlalne W indUpcsed during the forenoon I was eaid his Illness is not serious srouA A Bail Negre NEV Yom Nov 23George Miny a demented negro ran amuck through Houston street t tiny with a hatcliet terrorizing the slnet I He cut two Italians MighUj lattd n number uf other people and was finally itnick down witlr atone a-tone and ivcured |