Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-14

damaged by the rain and hail Young a Co. p
dry goods block is badly demolished Part OF
the Lyons block was demolished and goods in
The stores damaged The roof o. the building
in which the telegraph Office is located is gone
and the lower Aoors we're damaged Gallett q
Beck's sash factory is an almost total wreck.
The streets Of tine city are filed with fallen
trees and parts OF buildings that had been
carried through the arr.
Up to o'clock this morning fifty-nine bodies
had been found. and the search for the dead
was kept up all night
ANOTHER ADDITIONAL Lrsr
CHICAGO, July IA late dispatch TO q morn
ing paper from Red Wing. Mimi. says in re-
gard TO the steamer disaster OF Lake Peppiu
last night that seventy-four bodies have been
recovered by the rescuing party sent out non
the shore: Those identified are.
Miss Hempling
Charles Hempling.
Fred. Hempling.
Miss Way.
Charles Dinslaga
Henry Steff nson-
Annie Steeger.
Francis SteegeE
Minnie Adams
Katie Daly
Miss Bierson
Minnie Fisher
Charles Dinsling.
Unidentified bodies to the number of sixty
two have been recovered, and the work Of
rescue is being pushed by parties Of the mill
tary boys who are encsmped up the river.
TAKING BODIES To RED VINO.
Red WING, MINI, July I4-Bodies OF those
drowned in Lake Pepin last night to the num-
Der Of fifty-two arrived in this city at about
O'Clock this morning. The whole town was in
mourning. Immediately upon the arrival OF
the steamer the bodies were hurried 70 the
respective homes of the deceased persons IL
Is now quite probable that there are vet fifty
or sixty people missing in addition 20 the list
OF identified dead. 1t Is thought that all of
these are In the wreck which lies of tho
point near Lake City. The undertaking
establishments here are crowded with
friends OF the dead aud many cases Of prostra-
ton have occurred. Business is completely at
standstiiL John Gerkin. wife and five chill
dren, comprising the entire family, are among
the dead. 1t is reported that Rad Moore. q
brother OF Charles Moore. an insurance agent
OF Minneapolis, was drowned together with
his entire family. They went down wrapped
IN each others arms and were picked up last
night hoatlng together IN the embrace OF death.
The scenes at the morgue are simply inde-
scrlbable
White Bear lake is in Ramsay county and ID
situated just about eight miles north Of the
city. Ii is to st. Paul what Mnnetonka NJ 20
Minneapolis. 1t has for many years been
fayorite summer resort aud on Sunday over
nows with visitors. Iis winter population is
about seven hundred. but this 10 swelled in
summer to fully thirty hive hundred or more.
Ii has several hotels among them the Hotel
Chategay, the Lakeside. the LeIp, the Park
Place, Mahtsmedi and the Williams House.
There are many handsome cottages, homes
during the heated term of many of ST. Pauls
wealthlest citizens. Colemans lake is also a
favored resort for city people. Little Canan
is also favorite resting place, though not so
well populated at this season of the year as the
others. Bass lake Is a spot that tempts lovers
OF fishing. Lake Joanna has no large summer
population. There is d score Of other pretty
little lakes in the vicinity that are frequented
by Sunday visitors and many deaths are likely
TO be reported from them.