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ONO COUNTYDEMOCRATICTIC KE1

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
A. ID. GARDEN.
ROBERT WHITE.
JOHN CORCORAN.
ROBERT SIMPSON.
YOR COUNTY CLERK.
GEORGE HOOK
FOR CIRCUIT CLEHk.
JOHN ". MITCHELL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

ACLEvEIAND man declares he knows
Of thirty-four people within stones
throw Of his residence. which is ON a
prominent street, who were not called
upon by the census cnumeratorS. This
is one Of hundreds, Il not thousands, OF
similar instances of gross inaccuracy In
the census. IL might be well for Con-
gress 10 look into this matter. But we
can hardly hope for any redress from
that direction. for Congress is as deep
in the partisan mud as the Census Bur
eau is ia the mire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

The English Illustrated Magazine for
July is number Of unusual merit. The
"Necdle-work Guild. by the Duchess, of
Tcck. and Lady Wolverton. "Saint
Cecilia. by Lewis Morris, and Over
land from India, by Sir Donald Me
Kenzie. are all works of especial I'M
tercSt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

The July number of the odd Home
stead" published by Davis Bros, at
Savannah. Georgia. is a type of an cX-
ccllcnt home and farm journal. Its IL
mstrationS are handsome, and its litera-
~. scientific and industrial columns up
To the highest standard of excellence
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Atlanta, Ga.
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LITERARY NEWS.
Mark Twain's New Book-Notes of All
Kinds.

Mark Twain's New Book-Notes of All
Kinds.
A CONNECTICUT NANKEE IL kING AErHUEs
COURT. by Mark Twain Published by Charles
l.. Webster y Co., New York.
II anything We're needed to show that
the king of American humOristS has not
lost his marvellous power TO command
the mirth and laughter Of
men. 10 would be- furnished
| i'm ~ Connecticut Yankee in King
Arthur'S Court" The book has all the
rollicking fun, the clever turn of eX-
preston and the brilliant flashes of wit
that made "Roughing It. and The In
nocents ABROAD" famous. There is an
originality about the conception of the
work that is peculiarly TwaineSQue.
The theory Of tranSmigratiOn of souls Is
used 20 carry a modern day American
back into the period when Sir Gala
had. and St. LauncelOt fought and lied
about their exploits. The experiences
of the Yankee are told by himself and
they furnish an amending source of
amusement. The book is well worthy
of the distinguished author.
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Nature should be

Nature should be
assisted in the
spring TO throw off
the heavineSs Of
the sluggish winter
circulation of the
blood. Nothing
does it so well. so
prompt or so safely
as Swift's Specific.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

Rrlr~uA1ZER A RoNANcE OF BABYLON. hN Z.
T. Roe bon cloth g. Published by Donohue.
Heuneberry a Co. 90 20 ~ Dearborn street,
Chicago
There is no more interesting form oil
fiction than historical romance, and the
author of "BeltShazzar" has produced
a work which is well worthy to rank
with the best OF this class. 1t is based
ON the marvellous history Of the Jewish
captiveS in Babylon, and the remarka-
bic power and prominence which Dan
iel and his companions attained. On
this skeleton story of surprising in
tereSt is woven. The book deserves TO
take a high place in current literature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

The Magazine of American History is
full of good things. An excellent por-
trait of Blackstone is the froutispiece,
and il is accompanied by a thoughtful
article ON Blackstone and his work by
Rov Singleton. David K. Locke also
writes a remarkably entertaining con-
tribution on president Lincoln and
His Ilumor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17
CT, MARYS FEMALE SEMINARY.

jst. Mary's city, Nd. Commence D., 18TH
year oct !. Instruction thorough. Term.
moderate Addre,, thr Principal. MISS a. g..
THOMAS. iylarrArurh
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IUE NUlNUt W IIt .tI,N y y " ~ - =
paper - cents. published by j. ;. Ogeivie' %
Rose street. New York
The Voyage Of the Ark is a
thoroughly amusing Irish story OF the
flood. Noah and his family are typical
Irishmen and the story OF their advcn-
lures is told with all the rollicking
fun and humor for which the sons OF Erin
have become famous. 4 book full of
brighter conceitS will bc hard 20 find.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-17

UNIVERSE Lexington, va.
For Catalogue. address
n7esyAgy e.. W. G.. LEE President
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ROBERT LUKE

HAS STARTED \ STAND At MEDEI
II BROS. 1914 Market street. IN 'front.' oil Ia
Mcclure House where hc intends 10 keep
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srEAMK1A
CAg4DlA. PACIFIC NAvIeArIoH ca

u company reserves the right to change the
uhas or places OF call without notice
Afs OF DEPARTURE FROM sEATTLk
Tuesdays and Fridays
DAYS OF ARRIVAL At sEATTLk
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIEN. Mssses
~ ns0lNNis. Agent.
sohN IRVING. Manager G. T. y. Co. La.
NVAn4 TINE CARD FOR isso, CON.
neacine March II,
rANkNGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
sssule. Tacoma. Olympia stciiacoom
roget City and McNoiis island.
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LEAVES POWER HOUSE
For Iuani.a and vay ports at s. g m. 1880
D. IN and p IN.
leaves for Newcastle and way ports at
-" III LoUGHEAp. Manager
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TAKE THE STEAMERS or THE
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
-ToR--
wHATcoM. ROCHE HARBoR AND sKAoif
RIVER.
See Local Time Cards-

Leaves II. w Baker & Cos wharf every Tas>
asy al 7.s0a m for Port Townsend. ssQutm,
New Dunkeness Port Angeles, Crescent Says
iyie River and Pysht carrying freight and pas.
s@ryers H. J. LIPsETr. Manager.
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

syphilis. . disease most dreadful In IL rcGuioA
Ulcers. caiarrh, etc. permanently cnsoa
where others have tailed.
kidney. Urinary and Bladder complaints,
body oodg urine. high eoiored Or With milky ssiss
msnt on standing. weak back. gonorrhrs. gieee.
cystitis.. promptly aud safely cnred- Charges
n asonabIe.
Our Success Is Based Upon Facts.
Our remedies act quickly and euro pesma-
We do not claim b know everything in rela.
ton 20 medicine diseases, Or 10 10 Gble -
cure evs ~ ea.e, but We do claim Inst iarge,
extensive and increasing practice, with unpaf.
alieed success 70 sustain IT, are the boss ptoO4
Experiences 10 worth everything. Knowlsdss
gained by consulting with. critically examining
snd successfully treating thousands Of psrpono
oI every age. sex, profession and Occupation, a..
ieeted with every presentabie form ana sfaGo ~
suffering with Ike malsdies. that We have sue.
eeeded In restoring health to large mnl0ft " 81
eases treated even after other skilled asd eEes-
getir physicians have failed 10 effect any pr.
n nj change for the better.
We are paronized by . eiaas Of ladies aeA
gestiemsn too ssgscious 20 be imposed upen ~
eat 70 be irightensd swsy from physteians whs
Persons calling 1t our once can have ths
safisfaetion OF free consultation. with he -
sursnce that they may depend upon receiving
candid opiniops. honorable. esuare ooo1fnG
reasonable charges and no encouragemem
without prospect of Improvement ~ cure
oar practice IL founded upon the results u -
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stpsfhies,"
You win not be urged or persuaded 10 tate
treatment and no one viii b. treated unloD
there 10 strong probability OF cure or pormer
nsmt tsnedt Make iniersozstions ana deca9o
for youfselL
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DAYS, . 20 III q n only.
n B.-Persnns unable 20 visit NJ may -
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aeiica ne. and instructions sent By mail o. -
press Consultation free
Always end stamp when reply Il sxpccted.
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uNw rAsLu
QUICKEST TINE To OLYMPIA.
AAAiLcHiK AND 6RAY.s HARBoR-
aS PASSENGER STEAMER MrLrNoNAH.
The opposition scs.,

uae opposition eoeo
~ asona from the \. r wharf daily. ex-
NV. Taay. 81 J q m. sharp Returning.
arysv,,s Asmicnie i2;ss =. m; Olympia, p. N.
= ,HSsn reaching seattle a. ! n IA. ana which
irsso eoass for waatcom and war rosnta
assss g Baker 4 Bscons dcck, foot o. rniaa
tor Tacoma. Of sn IN. ssniay
~ rnsoS.'sy s Rareos country. being the
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J. KEITH WILSON. Manager

Branches. saa Francfeeo. Cal. Portland. o.
Taeoras. Essh-. Vic era. Vancouver. Sss west
n TEL. Mana mo sna kazloss -. b. g
q neral banking business g a. sctecs fofest1
exchanges hosgkE nd not1z drafts ana 'esr-
grasnsr ira AIRS sold on tae haass branches
. o. on ses Yozk. Chicago canada and HONG
Konx ney1s.ss reseaved sEhsecs 20 caeek- In
serxss essd on tire csposztA
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Diepotch etoAners from seattle e follows:
Fog ean Yrancisco, via Port Townsend and
Victoria: ~ 8 p N. tpassengen received on
hoard - p m.i apr y, s Il II, - 2s. and
every ave days thereafter.
Pr Alaska Apr, $ aBd "a "a. m.
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports: Ats q n. Apr 4. 10. Is % IS
30. and every i've days thereafter
Tickets may b obtained ct the once Of the
company at Ocean book. seattle
G0ODALl. PERKINS n CO.. San Francisco
Ii. MCMILLAN. Superintendent. Seattle
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Sight exchange snd telegraphfc transfers on
New York. Chicago, ST. Paul San Fran
cisco, Portland and various points
in Washing on. Oregon and
British Columbia
sisht bills Of exchange on London available
elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made 1t oil points on favorable
terms
nds. stocks and other valuables received
IN deposit for safe keepiug-
WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANK-INCoR-
w porsted under the territorial laws
CAPITAL 5000
Wv. Dearborn President
b. B. Dearborn .....- Vice Preaideut
b. ". Higgins Cashier
9e.sEssL BANKING BUSINESS raAssAcryc
Drafts HYawn On al perts OF the world In.
Hrest paid on savings and time depossts
Houn-l0 Z n. TO p M and SATURDAY evan.
ines from 20 clock.
Deposits may be made I'm person or by reyis-
tered letter. money order or express, and deposit
books viii Be returned ~ requested
Money loaned on real estate ~ easonabie rateA
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THE STEAMER

TIE STEAMER
JOSEPHINE
Leaves the Hatfield. Col nan dock .. o'clock
a M Tuesdays. Thursdays and satards-s Tor
E,rsx.on Port tam Die. ssstssck ard UGon
CIV the head % nsytge' OF o Hoc1s csaai.
fEayes cu on ~ on Aoadsys Wednesdays
and frtds - at 4 oc ocS n. feg f.eiknt OF
osxssr~ sppiy on board or To Colonel J. y. Gil
"s'' JOHN ANDERSON. Master
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SEATTLE
Medical and SURGICAL
DISPENSARY.
and Fourth.
CONDUCTED ~
DIS. Merrill and Merrill,
SPECIALISTS
In Chronic. Nervous. SKIN and Blood Dlseasoa.
TO THE LADIES.

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suffer from any obscure. dif1cut or lingoflnos
disease. or II the common routine doctors fail y
cure yea when others tail The special1nte m
skilled IL every department OF medical ana sur
gicsi experience. The professor has had yoago
New York. formerly special professor 70 NO.
mans Hospital Co lege, New York. end II ono
Of the most successful and best known Gynecop
logies, specialists In this country.
To Young and middIe-Agsd Mem.
Nervous Debility. 6permator :hra. Seminal
Losses, Physical Decay, arising from tndscro-
ton, producing sleepie sness, desp0ndency.
pmples on the face, aversion 70 society, easily
discouraged. lack OF confidence. dun. unit f0e
study or business, and ands lie burden,
ssf,ly. permanently and speedily curod
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RAGRA
puoEr SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF 81.
i attic
Buy and sell foreign and domestic exchange,
transfer money by telegraph 70 any part OF
deposits of money. and Issue pass
books or certificates therefor
CORRESPONDENTS:
London, y. NJ Rothschild 4 Sons.
Pals De Rothsehiid Frersa
Fransfn,' A. N, l. Won s'eiger Co.
Chicsg Commercial National BaAk
Boston, Suffolk National Bank.
san Ffsneisco, the Bank Of California.
Portland. the First Ma ional Bank.
BAILEY GATzEgT .........,...... President
+. ?; FERRY vce-Pres dsss
Bank loea. d corner Cherry and From, streeta
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SEATTLE
Pad up capital -......--...... .'1o@
J. II. Nc6RAw W.. President
MAURICE AcMiCKEN ........vics- President
LEoTEk Turner. Cashier
Genereral banking business transacted.
sight and selegraphie exchange. payable in all
the principal cities Of the Tsised Sla,es
aud Eurcoe.
yvAsHrSGIoS LOAN TRUST COMPANY
w uacorporsset.l
THOMAS s. KRrTE - President
HARRY KRuTZ--secretary and Treasurer.
Authorized capital tess 100
laid up $1,000
Mortgage !caas 81 improved farns aad city
property. Lowest rssea No delay.
BRANCH OFFICE:
Room s KiiSen block, Seattle. Wash George
Fowler. manager.
EASTERN OFFICES,
No Is Nal street. Ses Yosk 3 sean building.
Bosom
WESTERN OFFICES:
Home c.soe. Wa walia. wssh-; branch Of.
Gees. co FAX ami sessta.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL Rank
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FrSAN-
CIAL A1sNT or The rNITYD sTATe
COVER MEST.
Deals in foreign q aem-stIe erehanges-
Makes sessgrxph,c transfers. and issues trtsers
OF credit
sssReral eaakinx business transacted.
Once bresn building. soc,AezSt corner Sec
saa asd Cherry sszeeiA
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FAST TINE
L. s srKAMER MABEL
wtll ieav~ yessers dock a. ! . m. every MOE
s.v wednesday aud Friday for Twelve-n le
MINI, Esmuras, Msckiitee. Mar svf ie, Lowell
- sn.,houtxh returning follow rg DAYS 81
= :. aE0 n. Fo>fkk Agent
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rc.i srasas vita coach atsechst. hsvs %
h W hcSkIii NAsAess
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." SUMMON: CI.T.Yk
RAILWAn


RAlLWAYA
CEATTLK. LAKE SHORE q EASTERN RAIL
y wsy-
Time Of arrival and departure Of trains
from Seattle.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
For snohomiah. Rudd andl
For snohomish and way ssopm si5sm
For Gilman. euoouslme.l
south Bend and way pts, 2oam <0pm
For suburban points ten ira rs daily each way.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave. Arrive
For snohonish. Rudd and
For ssonouish and way
For s snoasaimie. southl
Bend and vay........-..~.S smam s0pm
For Gilman and way....... aonm
For Suburban points seven trains each way
Call for Iocket time card.
E.w. RUFF Gen. Par. ACT
Fw. d. HoLBRooK. Manager.
IRON TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
II the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line 70 take 70 eli points East and
South. l, IL the DINING car ROUTE. tt
RAM through vesubuled Trains every
Gay In the year 10
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
(So change Of caro-
Composed Of pin'ns Cars ansurpsssed. Pun.
man Draw ne Room sleepers Of
latest equipment
-ToURIsT SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and In which
accommodations are both EFEE and fsrnished
for holders Of nrst or sccond-clsss tickets, and
xlEsANr pay cosoHwS
A continuous line connecting with al lines
Aims and xantxx >saA axyfA
Pullman SLEEPER rcsers atoms can be secured
In advance through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To aud from all points In America. England
ard Europe csa be purchased at any ticket
Leave seattle at Sos a m. daily. arrive at
Minneapolis or 81 Pau al 10 P. m
PAesy,c DivrssoS.-Arrive al seattle ?: s a. IA.
shrouyh train ON Fast aud south: HISS q N,
Olympia a"d Chrhaiss expr 80 us 2 m, Ta-
ecna express; s.ss p M. Portland and South
Law sa sss aa,s $40 m 'nrsssn s,aa ter
ans . m, olymris and Cheha,is express. Up
N, Portland ana south.
Thrcurh Pnllmsn fslsce Sleeping Cars els
sans day ccachea fness palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle. Tacoma and Portland direct
Pan Information concerning rates. tine OF
srairs, rou'es and other details furnished on
A p CHAR ton: A. s.s Gen ra. s,. Ar; o.
A. calLsERa. civ Tietei. Agsus rs second
ssrves. Boston hioca Seattle. WASH.
Z ToNKIN. Ticket Aseaf.
seattle pepot. soos Of Third street
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-rHEo ONLY
rRASscoSTryEyrAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST
-cosss,fsS OF
Palace s,eerans and r~rios cas-,
LGxuEsoas dining cara
commc6!cas coioasss sleeping eaEs-tae after
free
THROUGH TICKETS
To D. PSal. chicago. pctross- Toroata, Montreal.
ousne~ HALIFAX - Jean. Seu York
BOSTON. Portland. ssi ali
10 nss In the Tnssed
states and Canada can Be purchased at less sasss
than via any ofaer ase.
Passengers booked 10 and from I'll Earoseaa
rosrtA
rw ra.ss MAPS and rArssesiars call On e< al.
3 .. xccoKn.
No sNashsagsce ssrees. Portland Or.
Nv NcsfS>ss-. seattle. Aash
NJ Carson. TaccFna. NsxA
DE BROWN. All 1ea ~ s<as and fas1oor
ger Asean tanccaver. a. &
Csrre-ron sezes respectfully solicited
Canadian faclse Co, postasce
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Cratic. kihhLxNN'
- YARKoW fARAf
IN aaa asser April !. isse. steamer kpItH Y
Ii l.ave her ao-k nessh Of laesson stsees
cable power house. Like Mas.sLs TOT MIX
save Table house LsNs ANAAaa
Al St m :. y.
AZ $40 q n A. m-
ets.ls p m ~ m
AT 80 u IN ~ 80 = q.
Al 80 r m- A. s~tS v na
p.r,ies sutenSins 30 resorn eys O'Clock raosn-
a.. 49, ,sep seears berth ant meals BY apSly-'
sns 20 ire pursor 60 he steam
'hs w s C. y. KRAFT. master
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MoRroAer 1oAsa
THE scoTrIsH AMERICAN MORTGAGE CO
dimiteD Of Scotland
TIE OREGON MORTGAGE COMPANY.
Qimited) Of scotland.
THE AMERICAN MORTGAGE COMPANY.
OF Scotland aimited).
THE NORTHERN COUNTIES INvEsrMEN
TRUST,
nimi,edl OF England.
THE AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORT
GAGE COMPANY.
(fimited) OF London
farm property at reasonable rsses and on 70
vorablo terms IOaus closed without delay
Apply 70 j. X JOHNSTON. Room 10, schur
man Block. corner Front and Cherry stsseiA
Seattle, Wash.
q MILLER CO.. BANKERS
Newlin block. as Columbia street
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Exchange bought and sold.
Investment securitie. bought and sold
Deposits received subject to check.
Interes, paid on time deposits
Collections made on oil accessible poinssl
TUE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST co.
i Incorporated isss.l
Llewellyn. Dodge building, Second street
CAPITAL. saocn
Transscss . general banking business
SAVINGS pErARrNxsI.
DEPOSITS received In any amount from one dor
lar upwards. and interest ailoved thereon
Money loaned upon Improved iarm
and cry real estate.
TRUSTEES.
gEf8H e J. HUNT .-....-...-. Pfeficens
WILLIAM z BAILEY ..-..- -+4--- Fics-f.rs snens
6. n. HsELSg0S ..-.e--.-...-.--- AAnaxes
n y. BAXTER .--.-+s-.-.---ty 1ssn'1.
r n DOWNING eeeae'sIs
r xISOR. J. d. LowNAs. J. NJ. FEARS,
WN. K. Fisher
DASg og BRITISH COLUMBIA
lEneos porssed ~ royas charter Iss21
Nos open for business in the e,arr block
zap PAU
forer 70 increase fo----.-----.--~--,s- a9.vsss0S
s4rEs1t
3 KEITH WILSON. Manage.
, 1890-07-17
OFFICEKs IN PURSUIT.
An Indian Murders Another During
Drunken OrgIs.

SEATTLE, Wash, July l5,-Word was
received here to-day from Port Orchard,
across the sound. tba, Indian Charley
Jackson killed another Indian there yes.
terday. From an Indian who was In
town to-day the following particulars
were obtainedi Yesterday morning
Charley Jackson went TO Eagle harbor
and secured big jug iill OF alcohol, up.
on which the whole camp got drunk.
Jackson then picked a quarrel with Bill
Chico, and Drained him with a club.
Jackson Immediately fled, and is still
at large. The sheriff OF kitsap county
has been notified, and party consisting
OF Two deputy sherils and several In
dians are securing the country for the
fugitive. The Indians did not believe
that they would ever catch Jackson
alive. ' He is not very bad lndian,'
they said, but whenever he gots
whisky into him he is perfect Wild
BEAST lie beat his victim horribly,
hardly realizing what he was doing, and
the other Indians fled in CONSERVATION
for fear ho would turn upon them. The
sight of blood seemed to madden him,
, 1890-07-17
RED WING IN MOURNING.


Is'sN INV Pehu- hS
Total Number Unknown.
RrD WfSG. Mlnn., July H.-The
bolios Of those drowned In Lake pepin
last night, to tho number OF iifty.two,
arrived in this city this morning, The
bodies were carried to their respective
homes.
Following Ia list as far as Identified !;
John Hcfller, wife and two children,
Peter Gcllen, wife and wife children,
Mrs, Blaker and two children, Mrs.
iiemfobiing and three children, Mrs.
sohuelberg and daughter, Minnie
Fisher, Marie Skoglund. Katie
Daiy, Mrs. shcrf and daughter
Fred Christ, Annie Steiger,
Francis stelger George Nelson, John
Baheing AMI wife. Charles Dinslage,
Fred Sewers and daughter, Tom Larson,
Addio Wing and sister, II. Redius and
two children, Fred Hattemycr, Mamie
Adams, Harry Sterny, Katie Burkhurdt,
A. -, Anderson, Eddie Christopherson,
Herman lIipper, VIII llipper, George
Harris. Mrs. Nellie Wohem and son.
MIly Niles, Bierson Fiby, Cordy John.
son. Flay Smith, Myrtle Nero, Ira Ful.
ton.
Fred Scaver. IIene Gerken, Charles
Brown, X. Peterson and Bertha Win
tiers, of Red Wing; Alice Palmer and
settle Palmer, of Trenton, Wis. Miss
brennan, Phoebe Bicrson, Katie Davis,
John Engclbcrtson, Miss Feaies, Mrs.
ilcmpling Thcodore Harlwell, Lizzie
Harrison, Mnblc Holton, MIR. Humber
Arthur Haghen. Emma Nelson, Orym
Osky, Sadie Pearson. Julin persig, An.
uie Persig, slawson Schcii,or, wife and
two children. John Strope. Annie snider
Miss Sicbrass.
From early morning patrol OF row
boats was kept all over tho eishbUrh 90 |
OF the wreck, looking for bodies. Sew
cral were found that way last night and
small boy was found floating. yelling 2,
three miles down the lake from the scene
OF the disaster,
Battery A, OF 81. Paul, KEEP, up can
nonading during the day. trying TO raise
tho bodies,
Tags thi, morning pulled out the
shattered wreck Of the Sea Wing releas-
ing three bodies, one woman and two
young men.
Tho estimates vary rs TO the total
number of the dead There were over
2pJ ON the steamer and barpe when they
started to return to Red Wing. very few
rem aiming behind on account of the
storm, although many protested against
the proposal to steam up the lake In the
face OF such gale ns was then blowing,
Of the whole number IL is known posi-
lively that about sixty were saved.
More may have escaped, but only thiy
many are known at this time to be safe.
That would leave about $50 victims, but
everyone hopes the number may not go
beyOnd l2N
, 1890-07-17

into tho service all the row boats within
reach. and with the soldiers began this
afternoon u thorough dragging OF the
lake at the scene OF the disaster. No
bodies were found ny TO dark, when the
search was abandoned Tor the day.
Dynamite will be- used In tho morning.
There were n good many who made
use of life preservers, but probably none
had as good services as Robert Adams,
the l7.year old son Of Dr. Adams OF
Lake city, and another boy. They Sc
cured three life preservcrs, and were in
the water six hours before being
rescued. Young Adams could
swim, but his companion could
not They had the good sense to float
quietlp, and not attempt 10 fight against
the waves.
During six hours they were bufleteo
by the billows and blown hithcr and dyon
by tho gaie They drined about a mile
down past the town, and tnen n change
IN the wind carried them up the river tn
FrontenaC, seven miles from here, where
they were rescued by DR.. kuin and pur-
ty, and to-day they are nearly us well US
ever,