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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-29

l.. L. Hull, has some as fine harness as
can be found III any establishment in the
west. You can get them of any style you
good workmen. Room in Exchange Block
The New Sharon Star thinks that the
Hon. L. F. Ellsworth should send all of his
communications to that paper for publica-
ton. Perhaps the Doctor wrote them
with the intention of having them read.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-29

ION Fletcher. late of the FIRST National
sank' al harshalltown, has been appointed
Auditor of'the Central Railroad of Iowa. !"
mat is "our Tom" and better selection
could not wen have been made. He is a
gooo accountant, quick, and reliable, and
upright as plumb. We can wish the
Central no better luck than that all its Of.
ncers may prove as good and faithful to Its
interests as Tom will.
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FAIR WARNING.

l will continue making pictures from
Warrington's old negatives at one dollar
per dozen for this month, MAY, only. AZ
ter that time 1 will resume the regular
prices, So per dozen for duplicates. Per.
sons wishing their negatives preserved
will call at once and let it be known. Don't
wait till next month to order pictures from
the Warrington or Lundy negatives and
then ask them for one dollar per dozen.
B. F. STANTON.
Gallery on Market Street, doors north
of Square la SO
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-29
100000 ACRES
CHEAP FARMS +!

The Cheapest land in the market for sale by the
UNION PACIFIC pltf
RAILROAD COMPANY
In the Great Platte Valley.
100000 Acres in Central Nebraska,
Now for sale in tracts OF forty acres and upwards
on five and ten year credit at per cent. No AID.
VANCE INTEREST REQUIRED. .s..-, T.
+ MILD AND HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FERTILE SOIL,
AN ABUNDANCE OF GOOD WATER.
THE BEST MARKET IN THE WEST! The
great mining regions OF Wyoming, Colorado,
Utah and Nevada boing supplied by farmers in
the Platte Valley.
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j. C. Keck's
CATARRHOCHESIS,
.Catarrh Remedy.

have been sufferer from catarrh in the head
al my life. My eyes had become q good deal
damaged-have tried great many remedies aud
consnited the best doctors, but they could give
me put nttie encouragement. The use of Keck
q Cos Catarrh remedy for three weeks has done
me more good than any thing ever tried. be-
Ileye IL will cure the worst cases OF catarrh Give
1t q trial and 1t will speak for itself.
URIAH BALLARD.
This medicine can be got OF Uriah Ballard at
Wright Spencer's Wholesale grocery. Oskaloo-
%, Iowa. 80
STILL THEY COME ai
BRIGuToN, lew, Feb. 8, 1873.
Messrs. KICK u HUNTzINaER: Dear Sirs.-I
fell bound by sense Of duty, and desire to BEN
efit my fellow-beings, TO make known the won.
derfui effects your catarrochesis has had in my
examined and treated by eminent physicians and
pronounced incurable. They called it chronic
hts, with neuralgia in my head, eyes and face. L
was dtscourxging. Having suffered so long with
constant pain in my head and face, Thought /
would become blind. Five months ago
Leo commenced to use your remedy. gained my
sight, the pain 10 all gone, and now am perfectly
cured. Accept the thanks Of grateful woman.
5smS Truly yours, NANCY ANN HETzEL.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-29
SO Sheriff of Mahaska Co.. Iowa.
VHERIFFs SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a:spec-
ial execution directed to me from the Office OF
the clerk of the Circuit court of Mahaska county
Iowa. and dated May 26, A. D., 1873, have lev
led upon and will offer at Sheriff's sale to the
highest bidder or cash in hand at the door of the
in said county, on Saturday, the 2Sth day OF
May, A. D., 1873, at the hour of 3 O'Clock, D.
m, the following described real estate in said
county, to. wit i.
The south half Of section No. twenty-five (25)
township No. seventy-six (76) north of range No.
seventeen (1O and the southeast or OF the south
seventy six (76) north of range No. sixteen Q6)
west, containing three hundred and sixty acres
more or less.
Taken as the property of Charles Morehouse
and Charlotte X. Morehouse to satisfy the above
mentioned execution in favor OF George Hover
and against Charles Morehouse and Charlotte X.
Morehouse.
j. w. HINESLEY,
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WALL PAPER

just received over ten thousand bolts /;
now on exhibition and for sale to meet the
spring demand. Come and see for your.
selves, and think you will be pleased with
the assortment, styles and pr ices
If w. M. WELLS.
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HURST'S FAMILY MEDICINES -
are for sale by DRAPER &c CLIFFORD,
and dealers generally.
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DR.. Rhinehart returned yesterday iron
Denver, looking better than when he left.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of q Gen.
eral execution directed to me from the Office OF
the clerk of the Circuit Court of Mahaska county,
Iowa, and dated April %, A. D., 1873, / have
highest bidder for cash In hand at the door OF the
house in which the last District Court was held in
A. D., 1873, at the hour of 2 O'Clock, p. M,
the following described real estate in said county
to-wit:
or and the 9 Or of the W or of section 81 tp 76
X IA W, so acres more or less. Also the n e
fractional or of the n fractional or of section
tip IS X 10 W, 81 3O-100 acres more or less. No
redemption.
Taken as the property of Thomas w. Hyde to
satisfy the abovs mentioned execution in favor of
Keith Bros. and against Hyde & Braden.
j. W. HINESLEY,
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Il. b. MORRIS
JOHN MCSPADDEN

The celebrated Burt Shoes for sale by,
McQUIsToN, TRAsK & Co.
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GAS FIXTUREs
HALLoA

Why, there is Pete Stumps' store. They
say he is selling the best groceries at the
lowest rates. Let's 60 in and see. 35W4
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JEWELRY.
am permanently esta blished in W. M.
Wells drug store where can offer induce
ments In the latest and best styles of
JEWELRY.
Also in good clocks, American and Swiss
watches at the lowest cash prices.
Clocks, watches and iewelry repaired on
short notice and work warranted.
Silver electro-plating and engraving
done to order.
36tf JASPER BATES
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Do not fail to call on me and examine my
stock of Clothing, Hats. Caps and fine
piece goods to be made to order or sold by
the yard. MORRIS L. LEVI
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1 have the largest stock of Ready Made
Clothing in the State and will sell them for
less prof. than any other dare to do.
81 MORRIS l.. LEVI.
BLANK NOTES, neatly bound in SOS an
1G0s, for sale at the HERALD office. If.
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The following from the st. Louis Dem

crdt is to the point:
''At a recent meeting of the railroad magnates
in Chicago, it was resolved to abolish the pass
system entirely, and to make every person who
patronize railroads pay like every other person.
There is a widespread impression that the enforce
Of such a rule would operate against the news
papers. Speaking for the Democrat and papers
of Its class, We say this is exceedingly incorrect
AS the case stands to-day, the railroads make
more out of us than we make out of the railroads
by the pass system. The roads get more favors
from us than we get from the roads. But of the
passes issued by the railroads, not one IN ten
goes to newspaper or a newspaper man; and of
those charged up 10 the press, not one in ten
goes TO man who has any claim to the on &C
count of an editorial Connection. The pass fend
is rarely connected with newspaper by tender
er tie than that of an occasional Correspondent
who writes letters for the waste basket. Editors
have little time to travel, and when they do they
are able and willing to pay their way. With most
OF the good country editors the case stands on a
differenG footing. They insert an advertisement
for the railroad, and the railroad pays them with
pass which is all well enough, except that it
squints toward reaction from money to barter
But then. it is among the hardships of come coun-
ties to be obi ged to take coonskins andj cordw God
as a legal tender, and we can well understand how
under such circumstances, a railroad pass may
have all the glittering charms of solid specie"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-29

Engineer Parker set out from Slgourney on
Monday afternoon for trip across the country to
Oskaloosa and Knoxville, with view to gather
up facts and figures bearing upon the proposed
extension of the Rock Island Railroad westward
from this place. "-SigOuraey Ne10s.
The gentleman above alluded to was in
town last Wednesday, but further than
this we are unable to report. We hope
the Rock Island road will conclude to push
the road on to our city this summer. We
are confident that if they will make Oska-
loosa and Mahaska county proposition,
it will be fayorably entertained.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
All persons desiring to apply for the po-
sition of Superintendent or Teacher in the
Independent School District of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, for the ensuing school year, are
hereby notified that applications will be
received until the evening of June 16,
1878. BY order of the Board of Direct
ors w. BURNSIDE, Sec'y.
May 90, 1878. 37w4
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Just arrived, the largest invoice of
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE
come to Oskaloosa this spring-the latest
patterns-which we will sell at the lowest
price, 8. j. BUTTON & co. 38w1
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A large stock of Hats, Caps and Shirts
of all grades, neckties, collars, can always
be found at MORRIS L.. LEWIS.
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Pine Apples and Bananas at VernOn's
north side the square.
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The finest, the best, and the cheapest lot
of trunks ever sold in this market, at
DIXON & WILSON'S.
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OATs-This m arket was characterized
on yesterday by considerable activity on
speculative and shipping account, and un.
der moderate receipts and favorable eastern
adyices, prices ruled firm at an advance OF
about re on last Saturdays quotation.
Regular No. 2 cash sold at S11s@314c
strictly fresh do at 31zs@32c. and rejected
at 294 @291Sc.
RYE-Neglected No. 2, &C., Rejected
Rdo
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Ice cream at Vernon's. Take your ju
larke, one dish, and two spoons.
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100 TONS SCRAP IRON WANTED
at the Blacksmith Shop of
80 LEVI Cook.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-15
FROM LITTLE ROCK

ANoluEE rNNk SU,F.N!Eu.
LuIrE ROCK, september 1.-The
banking house of :. A Tucker, the Old
o.. in the state, su,pe.led this Am. In
card published in the morning papers
NJ. Tucker gives n the cause Tor the
Suspension the great ,;rinsency 10 the
money market. and the impo'sioi.ity or
realizing n. moment money i due hIh'
He saws he hiss abundant property to meet
ali ou,.tanding Liabilities snd money due
from .rlyent persons who are mol
now st!e To- pay more than sufficient tor
tina, object. Hence h. says the .usp2n-
ion viii Doe productive Of no loss to any
one. The suspension Of this bans, which
had the confidence Of tn. people OF thi-
city and state, created considerable sili
smong the depo-i.or', though there Wal
be no seyiou. detrement to business A. th'
marcRsnt. and other bank. which are IN
GOOD condition are siding those who have
deposit. in the Suspended bank
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TuE Murphysboro Argus informs US
that the farmers OF jackson have "un-
furlsd their banners to the breeze, and
will nominate . strong ticket for county
officers. The news is gratifying. We
hope the farmers will enter tho conflict
with . determination. to succeed. The
Bartonites, led by the Carbonate post
master, who is q clever gentl eman, de-
voted 10 the interests of Grant and skill
full in political contests, viii make n dos
perste effort 10 keep Jackson county IN
the ranks of the Radical parry. Mr..
Barton appreciates all the difficulties OF
the pending contest, and has his iorce'
we'll in hand. His ticket Is strong, ant
lie has, with rare tact, united oil the con
aicting elements of the Radical party II
ito support, Even the faction that hate
him with most perfect hatred, and whicl
/, led BY Mr.. Luce Of the Carbonate 'Ob
server, has been brought into subsection
.nt hu acknowledged his Leadership
Wiz such q fcetnan TO contend with, tbs
farmers Will not have 81 easy victory
aae L they do 10. selsc, good ticket az
orgAn!I4 thoroughly they will suffer com
p.e.s ,.essas aad be- driven e the del
.en.crs iZa! aad ruined
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FROM WASHINGTON


rms srw GOVERNOR uF COLIN
WAsBfNsroy, september lj.--AloIA"-
der l.. Sheppercd took tho oath "l once VI
ihs governor Of tho District pf Columbus
administered by Judge McAr,hor - I'll"
residence of GI-Gov. Cooke.
~ Il. uupGE
statistic deputy of Agricultural "a re-
turned from Vienna, and Il. caIsluily eI-
amining aud comparing crop rrp-rt' tor
June July, August and September.
Lieut.. Commander A n Mitchell
commanding the Pswnce, At key We'',
died yesterday Of yellow fever.
The President ha. appointed John NJ
Wilson, of Ohio, consulate at hrernen'
aud John l.. Near, OF Michigan. consul
n,e Al Windsor Canada.
RELIEF fog SHREVEPORT.
WAssiNoroS, September lj.-Thc
president of the Western Union telegraph
company. has Issued the following order
addressed 10 the superintendent. Of the
company throughout the country to M
,truct all managers TO- send free messages
relating 20 the relief Of the citiiens OF
Shreveport, Loui,isnn, and OF the request
of the governor, the United states 'ens.
tors of Louisiana, direct contributions
Of money to be received aud transferred
by telegraph without charge.
By this action on the part Of the tcIe'
graph company, money can be Forwarded
instantly to the sufferers, wh-ren hS Tho
course Of mails il would require some tel
day. to 20, there, by which lime the needy
mich. lie past relief. Any one feeling III
rlined 10 contribute something to th'
,trichen community Of Shreveport cal
send it without expense by paying "
ANY Western Union telegraph s'al'o"
Contribution. are already going i"r~'''
from ,his point.
'o,,.rIMrSrAEY pINSth.
E,.Goy Cook il to be compliments
with public dinner this week, y ban
y gue, !. tendcr.i BY Con. sherman, CHI,
:, Justice Cartier, Er-Chici jusiico Case.
u Gen. q. o. Howard and II number
prominent men 81 Washington. get
Sherman will preside.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-15
FROM MEMPHIS.

~ ff 80 p
MEwluI- september .5.-l"c widest
r1m0rs prevailed today 10 regard to
ye..on i4lS, and the train leaving on
the various yosl. were crowded with per-
.lr. aceing from tae .rCurge. -. DIM
ca,. - obtain reliable informs.iCn IN re-
gard 70 fsyeF. but It !. quite certain it ha'
made il, appearance in all portions OF the
city, .nd j. no longer conf ned to Pinch.
The board of health tonight has returns
from only two undertakes who report
twelve .n,srmcnts all from yellow fever.
FEoM SHREVEPORT.
The following dispatch WAS received to-
night from the superintendent OF telegraph
of Arkansas and Texs,, dsted at Little
Rock, Ia tho agent OF associated press ;
The latest sdyices from Shreveport rep
resent tie yellow fever undated, and the
distress in the city II. indescribsbie. OF
siI men in the American telegraph office
five have taken the ever, and two alread
dead. Intcrments average thirty or forty
daily. in population, perhaps, OF no
/ over 1000 The physicisns and nur'e
are worked down. The people OF th'
country should know these terrible facts
and send aid to this suffering city,
Sirned l. G. BANEE, Supt.
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s-aoP SI1PsoS, Il 10. ". T. church,
40 5iahGp Who psirioticaIly tAob.es n
ssiis,cs vails he ploss IN. ub5,e field q
sin, aAz come 20 the conclusion hat
~aman should ID allcw.d 81 th-1v "a.
bH..nt. Without hsr vote tha sIsncp
,aars - anal aavar ~ AHA al pus lawn
tae ia,lses m MANY amt IgUur ihuGns *
Az ini,uE-v With lar r1Is. tla 1lsilnp
~ -as ianiga.v Notwithstanding, va iha.
lsvar IN yuis ~ ant tnvu liz r'c.s II
AU.rm,snres ,nd inuur-,tT1nl;!nr Vie
zoa .ais inlnop varshin ias maize vunah
.ua MN raj nd 90 vas Il .IIe la-
:.mniul. a l. viii ~ II alia ,iit. No of
tia siis complained N lri.an a ..in e;Ir
ian luiier ..ia L.urt'i ''''. VIM, ln vis
1nsfnuailv hr,riimt ulmmi Iiiug7 tld
i..,i uilv me snnen a ni,'l asa I.iH q
~. l~tai . Iatnt ~ mmr 81 lin iuman
..,nilv syr incL t'. 4 ~ lut
Im .'i vnr,i ln NV ial mpprms-
r,.r nissa -. NJ .is ,,'il na' L. Mat. les. ,
g-s,iissing 1. AIT -i.H .i' NV HiGp-G g..
saving 1ls m.igit.mm. .u,,ii.ng' - a.f-
liGsaI.nn, viInn tty I.-.1' "a, ~, .t.l iy
..g,sss Al ,-m -ir lv.sr r'h.~a g. h''..'s ?
..lgsinua LIE ,-,pI!r4 . .i' ;rsss. A.. "a
-tsrcaa.nr tat .,.rt-ar l,,I,a ga - "a
,n-,s, e. g. sat sarE - n.rr-.as.s' rs-
'.r-ua..i.r y t..ss 49,. Z: "a No,f
"a s,gsst. q wa " i.i1 z. 3. A..
s-.-f..r :
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repeatedly been confined to one
two and three vessels 'he''
have sometime. suffered enormously
while other. of tho squadron exposed 70
the same general influences nave 'S'sf''
unscathel
We do no, believe We have anything 70
fear from this terrible disease although u
!. iy., outside our door; bat,
in, our confidence, We feet ii our duty 10
urge upon the authorities Of the cay We
necessity Of taking every possible pre-
caution to prevent the disease '''" "l'
pcnring in our midst.
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WEATHER Il EPRT.

WAsHIsGToN, september lj.-Prob-
sbili,ies-On Tuesday for New England
fresh to brisk southe,,y winds, veering TO
westerly, hight temperature and generally
cloudy weather with rain over northern
portion For Middle States and
Lower Lake region, iresh and occasionally
bris. west and north west winds, and gen
orally clear weather during Tuesday. For
Tennessee and Missouri to PIPER Lake,
north 70 northwest winds diminishing TO
fresh, and generally clear and cool weather.
For South Atlantic States gentle aud
fresh aud northeast 10 southeast winds,
partly cloudy weather with occasional
rains For the Gulf States cast of tho
Mississippi, ligh, TO fresh winds, no,lly
from tho north and partly cloudy. eau
tio'sFy signals continue at Detroit, role-
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MARK ET REPORT.

MEMPHIS, sep. l5.--Cotton, duh and
Il roopngi good to ordinary Is low mid
ding lac; middiing lsic.
Flour steady and unchanged.
Corn meal lower at 80 g..
Corn scarce and firm At GIfo, ,uc,
Oats, iJtdiGc.
Hay, dun and nouinsL.
Hrsn dali at Slt(ai1c,
Bacon duh and dropping Shoulders >.
sides lOfa lo.'
sugar cured hams iHn,lf".
Lard St,lor.
Porl dull and nominal.
NEW ORLEANS, September lj.~-Fiour
/. in good local demand ny S. ~
xxx 0O@7i; family, Simot,
Corn quiet and firm yellow, re /;
white, 13c.
Oats firm At i7(a'Sr.
Bran quiet AT soc.
Hay dull prime, ~ 90 choice, 20 ~
(aS21 90.
Pork, no demsnd, Al ~ 25' u. ;.
shoulder, sc bacon, J!Mlo,, 10! hAms
nominal at l3n lie lard dull tleroe, II
(S9c keg, lO!lsl0.e,
Sugar dull fair, l0(a &C.. fully fair,
lose.
Molasses, no movement
Whisky dull Louisisns. ssc Cincin'
natl, 81 10.
Coffee firm at 22Gy23Ic
Corn meal, 81 95a3 90
Sterling, 2lic; Sight, Sc,
Premium on gold, ll4c.
Cotton in good demand 'Ales, 500 bales
at better prices
ST. LOUIS, September 10, Flour firm
but less active.
Whsat armer and buyers stsndn. oil,
No red 81 i2i NJ 81 ~.
sCorn firm ohori,g, light No2 mixed
l5lc cash, 45lcM49, october.
Barley in demand, Sales, spring
range 81 lj@l 10.
Rye firm. No 2 7iCy15c,
Pork easier for buyers SIS iUBlo 90
Ury Salt mosts dull and nominal. Bacon
more active. Shoulders aGesc. Loose
shoulders SIC. Clesr rib l0(Gl0,' HAM
l4!@ld!c. ~
Lard QUIET; manufactured ,sc,
Whisky upward tendency no .s'e''
cattle quiet and unchSdgsd'
-. =, ea 1ALGi EN
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FROM GRAND HAVEN.
ross Oh rut PROPELLER ,RoNIuEs.

loss co. Tnt PROPELLER iEoN,lbhA'
GRANp HAYES, Michigan, september
1.-THE propeller lronsidcs, OF the En-
glemanu line connecting with the Detroit
y Milwaukee railroad, aud ono % the
largest steamers on the lakos
ror>uEREp ASH sUNk
seven mile. oi' this port NJ noon today
Tho signal of distress Wa, hoisisd at 9
o'clock. u IN, bu, 30 terrible Wa the sea
aud 50 heavy tho wind that
so AssisTAS,E
could reach her She Iaborcd ia Tue
trough Of the sea from about $50 "a. m
until the time she sunk.
Eng pAssENGERs tND CREW,
! Of which Their, were 10 oil the frrmcr and
30 Of the latter, prepared the boats to
LEAVE HER
| A. about 1880 n. m, and the lat i'nt Ic't
her at 1850 -. m. When the
LAST BOAT
had got quarter Of mile from her ,h0
wENr BOWS.
| There were five boats filled with the crew
and passengers. One boat having
tIvu MES ANp rouR WOMEN
in it capsllcd, and only one man reached
the shore. Four boats have reached the
shore up to this time. The boat with
Can't ~wcetman and wife, and pa'sen'
gers has not yet boon hoard from, and 1t
/. feared they are among tho lost Imr'
tv-two persons are known 30 hnv" h'eh
I saved, and
rornr.rx ronIE, HAVE HrE> wroy
Erred.
The following is. let of those
LOST
whose bodir. have been recovered Mo
Identified
John D. Sis.rai, st.''.-rd o! boat.
John lIncs, Of Milwaukee;
Cnas. Wimmel, agen, OF c. l.. iI.Flin
X Co., New York;
" Mrs. II. a. Valentine aud child Of NJ
al, waukec.
!, A. ). Donslson. oil Grand Rapids
= Mrs. j. u. l.. DeWit,, Of Milwaukee.
-. lsgThe balance are
Not IDLNrIFfFh
r. The following :, h partial
list o. THE SAVED
!, a. ,ar :. can be asceriained up +" tie III
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