TzfE WErMINGTONIAN.

DELAWARE ADVERTISER.

Thursday, July 6, 1926.
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The city of Charleston, S. Carolina, has
been visited by most destructive conflag.
ration. The fire broke out about O'Clock,
on the morning Of the 24th June, in the house
of Saddler, and the flames had made such
progress before the alarm was given, that it
was with much difficulty the proprietor and
ais workmen, who slept upon the premises,
made their escape. The wind blew fresh,
and the devouring element baffied all at
tcmpts to arrest it; and in few hours
81 stores and dwellings were reduced to a
heap of ruins. There were no lives lost, al
though a partial explosion of gun-powder
took place; but the loss of property was We.
ry great, exceeding 100000 dollars.