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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29
ONE MEMORIAL DAY.

ELAINE,
Aunt Elainei
Please tell US
more about Me-
mortal Day?"
The basket Of
flowers on the
low table was
threatened with
total annihila-
ton by the ex-
travagant gyra-
tions of the lit
tie Beckwiths,
as they burst into
her presence.a and
MI 90 Dncoa11
o{DhaI o-lfI1-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29
JIM AND JOHN.

WAS riding a.
long a lonely
road in East
T Q n n Q 9 8 Q g.,
when / overlook
an old negro
man and two
negro women.
They were rid
ing in an old
spring wagon,
drawn by q hip
shot mule. I
noticed that the
bed Of the wagon
was filled with
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29
NELLIE, OF OURS" "

EFT me be q little
less s universal
in my Memorial
D ay story for
this year. Let
me tell why the
date is one for
N g m or ial OH
servances,. con-
secrated as an
IA IL S a / n t 9
Day" in tho cal
endar of every
m e m b g r o {
"Ours" while he
vet NAV live.
and is still a
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

er huh. De war hit ups an comes er
long an den de trouble wuz at ham
Marster wuz ole an he didn' say much,
but de boys wuz nightly 'sturbed. Jim
he low dat he wuz gwine wild de Union,
an John he clare dat he wuz er Sesesh.
Fur Heben sake doan' do dat, boys,
says I. 'Doan' you know-kaint you
see dat yo' po' daddy aim got much
longer ter lib an dat eff you ack disser
way you gwine ter drag his death right
in de do an fling it at him?'
"'Dave.' said Jim, I'D trust you in
mos any thing, but 1 KANT trust yo'
Judgment on er question whar my own
honor is so clost con sarned.'
" I should think lowed, dat dar is
er good 'eal O. honor in er young man
putin up his shoulder fur de tremblin'
han O. his dyin' daddy ter rest on er
little while-jest er little while, Jim.'
Dave says he, go on er way now,
an doan' try ter argyfy wild me-
"'Nur wild me nuder,' said John,
Gaze dun made up my mind
'Genermen,' says L, 'yo' is yo' own
marsters,' and stepped back wild er bow,
an hir my tongue. De two young men
sot down an talked er long time, an den
da got up an, widout sayin' er word,
shuck hams an one went down dat slope
right yander (pointing) an de udder
went 'cross de creek way ober yander. I
hated to tell ole marster, but when he
KEEP er AKIN me whar wuz de boys, had
ter do it. We wuz standin' on de poarch,
at de time. I stood dar er twistin' my
ole hat in my ham, an er wishin' dat /
could wad mersef up dat er way an put
mersef er way outen dat tryin' diff
kitty.
"'Whar is de boys, Dave?'
'Marster, ,da is dun gone ter de war; >"
ode ole man caught holt de banisters,
an tried ter hol' hissef up. run ter
him an one look wuz er nuff. eased
him down on de flo an turned tor one O.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29


sunlight plays
So merrily over your locks OF brown
zney had just such curls in the dear old
days.
my sweet twin darlings. It can not be-
What's that they are playingi The
Tender and TrueP
You are like your father as like can be,
And they both came back to me, both in
you.
They are not forgotteni The Nation halts
In its greedful rush for an hour or 80
To shrive itself OF its baser faults,
Lest It altogether forgetful grow.
Nay. nay, I am querulous; thoughts like
these
Dishonor Loves festal, and surelyI
Should honor q custom that strips the trees
For love Of the dead who are not to die.
For yonder where Donelson frowns above
The Cumberland waters, my darlings lie
In each others arms, In the clasp Of love,
The gray and the blue. and they met to die.
"God sits in Judgment. To honor bound
Were both my boys though they walked
apart,
But they sleep to-day meath single mound,
Sleep shoulder to shoulder and heart to
heart.
"As in one low cradle they used to sleep,
My blush-rose babies. What, tears, my
chtldf
For the Nations dead let the Nation weep,
And kneeling above them be reconciledi
If the palm leaves whispered their lullaby,
Or the North wind shouted their cradle
song
What matterf their duty TO do and die.
Their deeds. not motives, 10 Us belong.
"What to me, II the flags that my heroes bore
Were barred and spangled or azure thread,
II blue or gray were the coats they woref
They were all my world and my world is
dead
"Where mounds arc many go scatter your
flowers
Ye prosperous people; where mounds are
few,
Where the lone loon calls to the lonely hours
Where the sensitive aspen tree soatters the
dew.
I" On plain or mountain, by river or wood,
Wherever q soldier Is sleeping to-day,
Let fail the blossoms in fragrant food,
For sons Of one mother are the Blue and the
Gray"
CHARLES EUGENE BANKS.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

a RETREATING DIsPosITIoN-'sSet' 'em
up again"
MAN OvERBoARD-The ticket agent
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-05-29

[RGINIA, open tho
easement there,
I hear the strains
OF Q martial
band
In the street Be.
low. Let N o
catch tho air.
The doctorf how;
shall ! not COM
mandf
There, child, for.
give me; old
age is quick
To anger, in pa
uenco o very
snail;
But I'll to the
window; life's
shr1veled wick
Shall blaze once
more e'er It ut
terly fail.
Ahi 80; the CTR
tain Q trife
down;
Ho? Halt you
there " b . z q
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
1N1 quantities to suit at low OF interest. APP
ply to the California Mortgage Loan Co., 1928 Mont
gomery ST.. San francisco. deS Su tt
L OR SALE g AND 10 PER CENT FIRST
i mortgages on real estate. &. Ii. STREET ~ CO.,
4l5 Montgomry ST. OCT I'm
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- 53S Kearny ST., the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, watches; low interest. oc4 II
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pARTNERsHIp NOTICES.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
IN The co-partnershlp having heretofore existed
between the undersigned under the firm OF DOW
NEY a. GAMES has this day been dissolved by mt
tual consent. Mr.. II. GAMBS assumes all liabilities
and assets aud will carry the real estate agency
at the old stand, 3lS Montgomery st.
II. GAMBS.
A. DOwNEY.
MIR. DOwNEY will be found at the Office to trans
act his private business
San Francisco oct. 80, 1890, mol st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

&. OoQ0 JUST FINISHED; ELEGANT COT
~ OJOO. tage, large rooms, bath. basement and
all modern improvements: Twenty-seyenth st. mr.
CHURCH; lot 25xl14. Its
QTE0O BUSH ST, N. SIDE, NEAR BAKER;
ID OOO. fine modern flats; contract work: 5
and rooms: good income: 25zllO. LEE & woR-
DEN, $50 Montgomery, Safe Deposit Building % sw
GIc-0 DAME ST., NEAR RANDALL; MOD
u OUO. eIn cottage of large rooms in fine
condition; stable for horse; terms easy; 25xl25.
LEE a. oRDEN, $50 Montgomery ST., safe Deposit
Building. oc26 SuWe
G9S0O BUCHANAN AND FILBERT SITS.
II LOOU. NV. cor. suitable for business a good
buy for one; 25xS7:6. LEE a. WoKDEN, $50
Montgomery ST., Safe Deposit Building. oc26 SuWe
GO960 FAIR OAKS AND 18TH SITS; ONLY
dpZOCO. left; finest building lot In the
Mission: grand site; 26:6xlOO. LEE woRPEN,
$50 Montgomery, Safe Deposit Building. oc26 suWe
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

q. 90 EACH-LOTS IN BLOCK % EXCEL
IpOZ,) sior Homestead: all level: near Mission 81
S650-25xlOO; Chenery st, Miguel; Chem
cry Will soon have street car line; now is the
s7OO-25xloO; ST., near 18th ave-; Oh install
meutS.
s24OO-25xlOo; sunny side Golden Gate ave-. near
Lott St; street work done; cheap.
SZ750-25xl00; Florida ST., near 22d; neat bay
window cottage: rooms
s326O-23x137;6; sunny side Broadway; near
sS500N25x75 and 25x35; Brosnan ST., off valen-
eia bet 18th and 14th; house OF rooms arranged
S56O0-25xIO2; a fine business corner on Church
ST; store and fats both streets have brick sewer;
S6250-27 :6xl0O; 18th ST., near Market: nearly
new 2-story and basement modern house of rooms
and bath; mnst he sold; make an offer.
$6OO0-29 :6xl02:S; fine NE. corner Sacra-
mento St: surrounded By fine improvements.
s550o.May be less; must be sold az once; fine
building; store Glow. fat and bath up
stairs; street accepted; make US an offer.
SiU,UOO-25xl37 IS; Haight ST., Steiner; ele-
CANT pair OF nearly new French flats; patent side
walk: street accepted.
slO,OoO-25xs7;6i Oak ST., near webster; brand
pair of flats; $40.
Sl0,00U-2Sy90-Goldeu Gate ave-. near Fillmore:
elegant pair OF French flats; 6 and rooms; baths
slU.UUO-25I74; corner on Franklin ST. elegant
pair OF fats; rents 500; can be Increased; street
cepted.
$lO,O00-25xI37: IS: Post ST.. near Larkin, with
pair OF fats renting for $50; can be increased;
street accepted
an old house; splendid place to build flats or
boarding -housei street accepted.
Sl2.UO0-27 :6I120: Fell St. through to rear
street near Van Ness ave-. house OF rooms and
bath Fell ST.; pair of flats street, Fell
accepted; very prospective.
Market; all graded and ready to build on; ask
about this.
sl0,5Oo-25x90 9Th ST., near Harrison; old i'm
provements; rents $50; 9Th st. is a coming street
MIDDLETON a. SHARON Established l9491 Real
Estate Agents and Aucrioneers, 20 Montgomery
uo2 SuTn'rh
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

%.FaRRFLL & LANG, REAL ESTATE AND
[ honsa brokers; rents collected: Insurance ef-
rsctnS II Mon. aomery ST., offer the following prop
erty for sale: -..r-.,r
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

GS0oQ A BARGAIN; MUST BE SOLD; ELE-
'pOAOO. giant residence; rooms, bath. laundry
aud all modern improvements; bric-a-brac. top
manteis, ornamental gasrxtures, iron ra in front,
patent stone sidewalk; Grove ST., convenient to
Hayes or McAlster-st. cable lines. Apply to
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

(ITY OFFERINGS-O'FARRELL & LANG Of
" fer improved and UnimproYed property; also
few choice corners in desirable localities all
the city among them being the one-half of a so
yara lot on Main street, near Mission.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
~ tions taken at CALL Branch Offices 6O3 Larkiu
St. 1888 Hayes st. and 25lS Mission st. open till
$3.50 r. NJ.
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CARPETS.


TX CENTS ON INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
~ carpets: sold elsewhere at 81. ARoNSON,
1910 Stockton ST. oc2S emo
CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS, csc A YARD;
~ instaliment price elsewhere 81 yard. NJ.
FRIEDMAN a CO., 22S-230 Stockton, and 237 Post.
brussels soc, OIL CLOTH csc, MATING l5C,
- linoleum soc. poles 25c. shades 25c body Brus-
sells Zoe; carpets, furniture, etc., on easy terms
NEWMAN BROS, III Sixth st. oc1l II
L me ASSORTMENT FLOOR oILCLorHS Az
1 csc per yard just received: Brussels carpets,
elegant patterns. at zoe per yard sewed and laid s.
w. SHREK. 1884 Stockton St. nr. broadway IL II
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
BoEHRER CO., CARPENTERS AND
d Builders. 1l3 Leidesdorf st. se3 If
V.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
u 6l9 Sacramento ST. cabinet worK and lifting up
ooices promptly attended TOT telephone suV ln18I
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- sells carpets at zoe. 955 Market St ocl1 I'm
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
RARGAINS-FoR SALE, FURNITURE, KITCH-
IL en-ware, range, linens, table and sverware
ETC.. everything required for fTstciass restaurant
MRS. CONSTANT, ~ Market st. no2 st
LEW ARTICLES FURNITURE, ALSO okCHES-
l. trone and cabinet bench very cheap. Rondell
place. off Sixteenth. bet Valencia and Mlsson.3l IS
Clio DOWN BALANCE WEEKLY, WILL BUY
Q1O $50 Eastern foldingbed. oak cherry.
ARoNSoN'S, 1910 stockton St: oc2S 6m
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE, CAR
" pets. stoves, etc. MALONE, "a Fourth. oc24 BIN
GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
~ complete with furni ure carpets stoves, cur
tains blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prices
on easy installments: small deposit NJ. FRIED
MAN d CO.'S. largest instament house on the
Coast 22S and $50 Stockton, and 237 Post ST.; open
evenings; prompt attention paid to country orders.
noN'r FAIL TO VISIT THE STANDARD FUR
~ niture Company. l045 MarRet ST. before fur
nishing your house or your rooms sells q
NEW CHAMBER SETS or PIECES, SIS CASH,
IN or fnstaIlment. WILEY BROS. 93i Mission. Il
|1oUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
" furniture or carpets at reduced prices call IL
ROSENTHAL'S, ITO Fourth ST. satisfaction guarau
feed or money refunded: goods shipped free. n1AEf
LII PRICES IN pLAIN FIGURES; ON IN.
~ stallments, without interest, you can furnish
your home as cheap as Tor cash elsewhere at HEN
Ei'S large furniture and Carpet warerooms 1S Co
"a Ellis 81. 24n
~ furniture l0oS and l0Al Market ST., Rosentnal
Building. au7 Il
A IL MY GOODS ARE DOWN TO BE:,ROCK
"A prices parior suits $25. ranges 49, new cham
Der sets complete $l5; reductions all r0und cashier
instalIments II NELSON. 1856 Fourth st 30tt
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I.1 K EACH-lO0 LOTS IN THE BEA UTIFUL
u l. y suburbs OF Lorin; no such bargains ever
offered in Oakland; right in the march OF Immedi-
ate improvements; new ferry to San Franciscoi
street-car line To Oakland; come at once before
prices advance: sure to make money lots 25xl35,
SIS down, SO per month. CLOUGH Il BAKER
964 Washington st, OCT II
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@.tOOO $500 CASH s35 PER MONTH;
UfOUU. splendid new 2-story house tcorner);
rooms: few houses to let. MARCUSE It LES
SER, 62S Market st. 5. F., aud Bay-st- Station. Ala
media IbrOal paupe1 oc2Q WeFrSuMO II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

CHEAPEST PLACE FOR COUNTERS. SHELVES
" showcases ;ofces stores fitted. 334 Geary. 30tt
OAR, STORE FIXTURES, SHOW CASES, DESKS
ID doors, sash; goods taken storage money al-
vanced. Pioneer Store II to rs Tenth Sc. fe22 tt
OAR FIXTURES COUNTERS SHELVING
ID showcases saSh-doors. ETC. at 225 Post st ie9 st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

S950O-FoiSom-street corner; must be sold; size
1o7 % feet Oh Folsom ST. by 80 feet deep Is at pres
eut partially covered BY improvements which rent
FOR $50 per month; this Is directly opposite
the lot which the railroad company are to erect
the engine and car-hOuse; land alone worth $l0.-
900; VIII double in value in less than year;
It at once; full particulars at Office. O'FAR RELL
LAM, IL Montgomery ST. oc26 SuWetf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

GIS ono SUFFER- ST. NEAR BRoDEE-
u O.OOU. lex 3 handsome Hats Just complet-
ed; g and rooms and baths lot 2z;6x137 70, with
L, A. :6z52:6. which is 2-Sto-y house of
rooms, hath and laundry. w. Ii. GRIM & CO.. 2O5
MONTGOMERY 81. oC26 SuTh II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

GOOD HOUSE ROOMS AND BATH; GAS. HOT
" ana cold water; street WORK done; stone side
walk: large lot, 50Xl So railroad station, Ala
media: only $500: terms II desired. Apply TO c. 5.
CAPP CO., ReateS.ate Agents and House Bro
kers. Montgomery oc3l 1T
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

L'OR SALEM ALAMEDA, ON LAFAY EITE
i St, bet. Encinal and san Antonio ayes: lots
4S:4Xl4S each; also NV. cor. OF san Antonio ave-
and Lafayette ST. the two lots adjoining. each
50x145: get off at Chestnut Station. marrow gauge
Apply to the owner. A G. MATHlSoN, 4.5 Mont
comcry street. OCT TuTnSsSu lm
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Q.O01O WILL PURCHASE 4SO ACRES OF
.DAUtO fine land, well timbered with sugar
pine; has abundance OF water and is a splendid
range for cattle about 40 acres cleared, with
chard and vineyards; rare bargain; terms easy:
title perfect. For further particulars apply to the
proprietor, Nevada Stables cor. Eighth and Harrt-
son n4tIan1
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

C.fS0n 18TH ST, Mr.. HOwARD-2-SToRT
u tOUU. frame building suitable FOR manufae-
tory; about oue-hAlt can remain on mortgage: BOX
1926. w. II. GRIM a CO., POS Montgomery
CC2b SuIl II
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.


G0JSO 1915 CASH. $50 PER MONTH: NEW
dNOi w. house; rooms corner; fac bargain.
MARCUSE IL LESSER, 62S Market St, s. f., and
BaY-st. Station Alameda broad gaiIgel
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

LNoR SALE IN TERMINAL TRACT, PIEDMONT
j situated at terminus of Piedmont Cabe-rOad, in
the most desirable portions OF the Piedmont dis
trct has frontage cable-road of 727 feet:
ground elevated, ana Of just sufficient grade tn give
every lot magnificent, unobstrueted view OF the
har5or, the Golden Gate, San Francisco and oak
land streets graded and cement sidewalks laid
city water piped to property; 10 minutes ferry
trips between San francisco and the Terminal
Tract The Terminal Tract is the cream OF Pied
mont. Inquire OF Z. A. HERON, 1850 broadway,
p o. Box 252, OakIand, Cal. ocl4 I'm
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S12500 FoU .Go F5N6 FLATs; on vi y ~
ster; 25X12O W. II. GRIM . Co., 205 Montgomery
arr. 49, LIh
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Classified Advertisements Continued on the
Seventh Page.
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LtoR SALE-MARINE VIEW RESIDENCES
4 East side OF Central ave- bet Clay and Washing
and laundry. large reception hall finished In natural
wood; double parors, with handsome mantels;
large aud sunny diniHg-roOm wainscOted in natural
cd. the mantels to match; buffers pantry: com
modi0us kitchen: back aud front stairs: large
hed-rnoms which contain STATIONARY h
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OFFER WANTED FOR A VERY CHOICE
" lot on Jackson street. near Fillmore. sax
l27:s1l. W. GRIM a CO., 205 Montgomery
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G.OSDO SPLENDID COTTAGE OF ROOMS
epOOOU. and bath: lot 70:6x150 terms easy.
Apply to JOSEPH A. LEONARD, COR. Park ST. aud
Genital ave- Alameda. oc30 Il
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DOR SALE-20 SETS HARNESS AT H. SCHELL-
L HAAS Furniture and Carpet-house 4oS Elev-
enth ST., Oakland de6 cod If
ZONES BAZAAR, COR. NINTH ST., KEEPS THE
y largest stock o. dolls toys. wagons, tricycles,
fancy goods, and prices the lowest. Oc2l I'm
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LTOR SALE-COrTAGE OF ROOMS; MUST BE
sold on account of departure: reasonable offer
refused. AIger place. off First ST., bet. Harrison
and Bryant. no2 3l*
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OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.
NJ ANlCURE-FINGER-NA BEAUTlFIED AT
WI 1926 Market ST. Oakland. by artist. au3l q
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s1Seo Ssh gas pER Month INE
CUSE LESSER, 62S Market ST., So. and Bay st.
fhroo A
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-03
to obey, and he did so. The engineer was

to obey, and he did so. The engineer was
told to get OF his engine and did so.
Then the robber directed Sizer to 60 to
the express car and force an entrance, the
robber putting heavy msllet in his hand.
Sizer did so, and burst open the car-door
Express Messenger Archie johnson was
standing in his car with pistol in his
hand, but seeing Sizer he lowered it. The
next minute he was covered and told to
lay down his gun and he obeyed.
Then the robber, standing in the car
door, compelled the messenger 10 open the
safe and hand him all the money. While
this operation was going On the fellow was
standing in the door, coolly looking at his
victim and firing first on one side Of the
train and then on the other to overswe the
passengers and the train crew. When be
got the money the robber told Sizer to fol-
low him. The man showed the way to the
engine and made Sizer pull out, and with a
parting shot and a wild yell dashed of
into the bushes and was soon lost to sight.
A posse has left Flonaton and another has
gone from Mobile in pursuit of the robber.
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
4 Cold -Bl0oded Homicide in Contra
Costa County.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Book Agents Way Of Raising
Funds-The Alaska Cam
neries = Etc.
IPEcAr, DuPArCHEs TO THE RxCoRp-uNIoN.l
CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
TnruA. DrsrArcHn TO THE RrooaD-us1os.l
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Nine Cars Dersiled on the Northern P
oifsn RoSIrDaa

Nine Cars Derailed on the Northern Pa
cific Railroad.
TACOMA, September 2d.-Later particu-
lars from the railroad accident on the
Northern Pacific Railroad last night state
that the accident occurred five miles this
side of Hot Springs. The train was speed
ing along when the passengers in the rear
car felt a jar which stopped the train, and
upon going out they found two sleepers
and the dining-car on the track and six
forward cars deralled. Two engines had
broken from the train and run forward a
short distance aud were standing on the
track. The derailed cars were badly
shaken.
The smoking-car collided with a tree,
which was forced into the middle of the
car. The tourist sleeper and one day
coach was also badly smashed.
Ben Young, the baseball umpire, who
was killed, and Mrs. Fowler who received
a scalp wound, were both in the tourist
sleeper.
J. D. Keppler, railroad constructor of
Red Bluff, who was fatally injured, was in
the smoking-car. He is still alive, but it
is thought he cannot long survive.
The names of the other injured are: E.
w. Healy and wife, of Tracy, Mimi; Mrs
DR.. A. H. Fowler. of Boston; V. C. Gross,
of Ellensburg; E. T. Furness, of Tacoma;
Special Claim Agent of the Northern Pa
clfic Railroad; Judd Randall, of Glenvile,
Mimi; George Brown, of Spokane Falls;
R. s. Campbell, of Oregon; F. W. Jacobs,
cook on the dining-car; H. G. Woodson
and Gerorge F. Purple, OF Edgemore, Mich.
Edward F. Reardon, of Tacoma. HeaIy
has broken leg, Mrs. Healy scalp wound,
Furness' right arm is crushed. All of
these, except Mrs. Fowler were sent to the
Fannie Paddock Hospital, Mrs. Fowler is
at the Tacoma Hotel. The others are not
very severely injured. A broken rail caused
the accident. 1t is said to have been lately
placed in the track and was probably
broken by the locomotive of this train.
The track has been repaired and the train
from the East has just arrived.
LATER-Irwin D. Keppler, of Red Bluff,
Cal, who was injured in the Northern
Pacific wreck last night. remained uncon-
scious until he died at the hospital this
evening. E. T. Furness, District Claim
Agent of the Northern Pacific, and E. F.
Reardon, Yardmaster OF the Northern
Pacific, both of Tacoma; R. s. Campbell, of
Cornucopia, Oregon; Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Healey, of Tracey, Minnesota; and Mrs. Dr.
Fowler, of Boston, who were among the
injured, are all doing well.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-03
THE ALASKA CANNERIEs.
The Companies Unable to Secure Enoug
Packing Material for the Catch

The Companies Unable to Secure Enough
Packing Material for the Catch.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 2d.-Several
late arrivals of vessels from Alaska bring
recent intelligence. At Chigink Bay the
four canneries, managed by different COM
panies, effected combination and worked
in common. Fish were so plentiful that
hundreds of thousands were thrown away
on account of the scarcity of packing ma
terial. The total pack at Chigink Bay was
A.. .5S2 cases.
The Robert E. Searles, which arrived in
this city Sunday, was loaded to the deck
line with salmon.
The Sadie Caller will arrive here from
Alaska with the rest of the Chignik pack
canneries.
At tMuchigak they have also prospered. The
Annie Johnson will bring down about 27,-
900 cases, the Electra about $4,000 and the
w. w. Case nearly 10000.