Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
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UNDER one ROOF.
FIVE DROWNED.
TIE Result o. Collision on tbs
81 LawrSncs River
fatal MARINE NlSHaP Al pETRelI.
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Two COLLISIONS on rHE wArEh
Urea r. y, 5Uly is-Ihe steamer
ST. Lawrence ooIllaed With the pleasure
Yacht Catherine on the 81 iaWre zee
river near AlsN2ndria bay ihsfe@sg
night of a party 81 twelve GA ias
vacht five were drowned They were;
Edward Pemberfsn Mrs Edward fem-
bertoa. Mrs. " b Hart Miss Margaret
Henry and Enslneor John senesea lh
Al were FROM bradford, Ia, except
Senescall, anc sre people ReA knoNp ia
social circles there.
DETRou, y. a. JnY IS ls-Ihursday
evening al $50 o'clock as tAe steaHfr
CITY OF Detroit with three excurslon
parties aboard. was just with-n
the clty limits, her steam steering apr
laratas gave wsy N some unsocoanta-
bio manner. aua she stecrc1 ABOUT
ana ran iato tie steam barge he-
sota, owned in Cleveland. cutting her
completely IA two Gmllshlps. Tho
Kesota's cargo was iron orc 49, u siid
into The river, ec.1-ng tne severed parts
under and leaving iLe bow aad sscrn
above water. Captain Fick aml crew
of seventeen were rescued by row-iaosts
ana yachts that were Ia rae vicinity.
TIE mother q tho steward was
drowned. bat the captains wife Vas
saved Judge Nichols, ~ BstaFia. o.,
al excursion On tAo CITY ~ Detroit
was severely la area ~ tAe brea4lug q
some sLgoQGs. Ills son aud three or leur
passengers were al lghtiy hurt AlihooeA
j j ....
ened there vas 40 panic. Iley were re-
moved by two steamers seat c0wu from
this city. The damage 10 tie hall 81
The City OF Detroit is placed 81 $1,000
and she viii be on tie dry docks fsr
three weeks. The Kosota was valued
at $500 coo and Is total wreck. Tie
value of the cargo is not known AZ pres
ent
THE LAKE MICHIGAN WRECKS
CHICAGO. July lS-There does not
seem 70 be any doubt now that the tao
yachts found ''derelict" Wednesday by
Captain Stines, o. the Puritan. were the
Sable and Igo. These two yachts left
St Joe Monday forenoon for Chicago
They had on board James and Joseph
Beauprc, % so Ohio street and their
cousins, Abe ana John Du Roache.
of Muskegon. They were caught
in the heavy gale that sprung up about
noon, but for time weathored g. A
tug from ST. Joe sighted them during
the gale ana offered 10 TOW them back
70 that port They were headed for
Chicago and were making hoadway "a
right, and declined the pro9ered as
sistance. low soon after this tie
yachts went down IS not known.
KILLED IN coLLTsIoS.
DEcATUR, IL. July ls--Thurs3ay
afternoon q rear-ond collision on tie
Indianapolis, Decatur & Western rail-
way six miles east OF Decatur killed
two men and injured Robert Williams.
Of Greensburg. lad. The killed are
James Hines Of GreensburC. Ind.
and man who can not
be identified. The three men were in
a freight-car with the trotting horses
Reality. 2.23i4 and Trio. both the
property Of L. d Larabic, of Deer
Lodge, Mont Reality was badly In
jured in the wreck and will never trot
again. Trio IS believed 10 be al right
Tne wrcclSing train bad backed up 20
make steep grade when the accident
occurred
Killed OF TBE TRACK
MATroox, IL. July 1s-About mid
night Night Policeman a D. Beck was
caught on the track by switch engine
in this city and killed. lie leaves a
family.
NTS-TY-sKvrN KILLED.
Sr. PAUL, MiDn.. July ls The MAYOR
Of Red Wing has prepared an official list
Of the victims of the Lake Pepln discs
ter, by which 1t Is shown that
ninety-sevcn persons lost their lives
He Chose Death.
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