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CHOICE cream mixed candles In 2, 4. and N
japanese lunch baskets. 25c ID. Townsand,s. |.
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J.FCUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-ThIs celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all first-elass druggists and
groeefs. Trade mark-slar within shield
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STRANGERS take home Townsend's California
glace fruits, 50c ID. 627 Palace Hotel.
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The Mint Closed.

The United States Mint en- Fifth street
closed yesterday for three weeks for the
annual ''cleaD II 81,
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KSP First Presbyterian Church, Corner
80 OF Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.-Rev.
Robert Mackenzie, D.. pastor: Rev. J. b. Stewart
DID, associate pastor. Services at IL O'CLOCK NJ
and AS P. NJ. Preaching by Or. Stewart. Sabbath
school at 12:45 O'Clock p NJ. Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian EndeavOr at $3.50 O'CLOCK p. NJ
All are invited. 1t
80 HOOdbridge Pres byterian Church
H~H of Twentieth and Capp sts.-Rey. +. }.
Curtis, pastor. Tomorrow / O'Clock NJ. and AS
P. NJ Sacred concert in evening. Vocal solos-A. r.
Woodbridge, Mrs. 3. II. Schunhcf. Mrs S. W.
Duncan: either and cornet solOs-Gus Hueter; reei-
tatiOn. Miss Hill Lecture on EGYPT" by the pastor
Tuesday evening stereOpticon views of Suez Canal.
Pyramids, Cairo, Alexandria, TheDes, PhiIse y ubia
and the Nile. Visitors always welcomed. 1t
- First Methodist Episcopal Church,
&~S Powell St, washngton-M D. Buck
pastor: residence 10I4 Washington ST.. The pastor
viii preach at IL A. NJ. GA Gospel Progress" AID at
at AS P. NJ. on "The Enigma of Life" Class meet
ings at 10 A. NJ, 1880 and p. NJ. and Thursday
night Sunday-schoo including Anns Merrill's
Bible Class. al = 80 P. N. Young Peoples meeting
NJ $50 p. NJ. Public service Monday aud Nednes-
day nights. Kings Daughters and Sons union FRI
day night. Strangers are cordially Invited. 1t
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THOSE CoMPLAININe of Sore Throat or Hoarse-
ness should use " Bro1CH's Bronchial 7TOches" The
effect is extraordinary, particularly when used by
singers and speakers for clearing the voice. Sold
onLU IN bOreS
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The DIninp-Car Line.

For comfort take the Union Pacific Railway, the
only line running through Pullman sleepng.cars
without change between San Francisco and Chicago
with dining-cars the entire distance arriving in
Chicago and ali Eastern cities twenty-five hours IN
advance OF all other transcontinents lines Tourist
excursions leave every Tuesday aud Saturday with
through Pullman tourist sleeping-cars to Chicago
without change. Ticket Office No. / Montgomery
street; D. W. Hlteheock. General Agent.
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To- Loreley Circle, No. 20, G.. ofNeg,1ze
1>G F.-All members of the above circle ~
are respectfully invited TO attend the Iu- III
neral Of our late Companion, MISS JoHAN- GA
Ma MEISTER which will take place on Saturday
the 9th inst at O'Clock p. NJ, from Druids Hall
AS Suffer ST. III by order OF MRS A. TEPLY, q. g,
~ Annual Mcetng-Notice Is Hereby
G~C given that the regular annual meeting of the
Company OF Associated Stockholders will be held
In the rooms OF the San Francisco Stock ana Ex-
change Board on MONDAY, July Ii, 1891, at IL AS
a. NJ. for the purpose of electng Board OF Drec-
tors TO serve for the ensuing year for the trans
action OF such other business as ay properly come
before the meeting. BY order OF the Board OF Di-
rectors. II. p LANDON Secretary
San FRANCISCO June ~, 1891. le27 I'd
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THE best regulator Of the digestive organs, also
best appetizer known is Angostura Btters the gem
uine of DR.. J. G. b. Siegert Sons At all druggists
BEEcHAM's Pills act ike magic on a weak stomach
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AGENTS WANTED.


no YOU WANT GOOD PERMANENT AND
~ paying position Then call or write for particu-
lars respecting Portfolio OF Life" 1t contains
over 20 beautifully coored photographic plates ana
manikius showing the wonderful structure OF
body houses and the deadly effects upon the system
of alcohol and tobacco. Pacific Pub. Co., 1886 Mar
ket st je27 II
ENERGETIC AGENTS; MEN AND WOMEN;
IL Oden Typewriter; $40; equal to any 800
chine; big money. 42l Montgomery st. ie2o limo
IA ANTED-TO-DAY. AGENTS: GRAND SELL
w ing articles. II 70 Third St, Room 8. je25 st
SoLICIToRS-CEN TEA-SToRE, 1875 SEW
- enth ST; liberal terms to eithersex. je23 It's
N ANTED-IN EVERY TOWN ON THE PACIFIC
w Coast agents; live men can make $50 week.
Address A. b., Box ,, this ohice. jel9 Il
A GENTS CAN MAKE GOOD WAGES SELLING
a Sample Tea: 5ios. 81 20, worth 81 so. Sample
Tea Company, 325 Filth st. JeIS limos
W ANTED-SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COM
W mission to handle the NEW PATENT CHEAII-
CAL INK ERASING PENCIL: the greatest selling
novelty ever produced: grasses ink thoroughly in
two seconds; no abrasion OF paper; 200 TO 500 per
cent profit; one agents sales amounted TO $500 in
six days; another 49, in two hours; we want
energetic general agent for each State and Terri
tory. For terms aud full particulars address THE
MONROE ERASER MFG. CO., La Crosse, Wis ID Il
A GENTS FOR CUSTOM SHIRTS; 30 PER CENT
~ commission. c. s, Box 100 CALL Branch 2s Sn
GMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRIP-
- lions taken at CALL Branch Ofhees, 6O3 Larkin
ST., 359 Hayes St and Z51S Mission St; open till
sOP
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r AIDES CALLING CARDS-ON RECEIPT or
sent TO any address. j. W. GRIFFITH, 10 Post ST..
San FranefScO - II
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

~ Odd Fellows Literary and ,SNllIlgls>
Es~S Social Club-All Odd Fellows, S%p%9$<-
their families and friends, are cordially So
invited TO attend an entertainment to -/>TnNN>
be given under the auspices OF the club in Memorial
Hall, odd Fellows Building on SATURDAY. June
81, 1891. at p. n. Literary and musical pro
gramme, presentation OF prizes and dancing.
T. I. ATKINS son, President
u0x
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
NOTICE.

7ATURDAY......-.............-JUNE 27. 1891
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

" Dividend Notice-The German Saw
-s>O iugs and Loan Society, 526 California st.
For the half year ending June 80, 1891, dividend
has been declared at the rate OF ye aud fourtenths
% 4-lO) per cent per annum on term deposits, and
four and onehalf (i19) per cent per on ordi-
nary deposits, payable on and after Wednesday.
July !, lS9l Lle27 lat GEO. ToURNY, Sec.
fS Humboldt Savings aud Loan So
AE~S ciety, ls Geary ST. The Directors have de-
cared the following semi-annual dividend , 4O-lOO
per cent per annum on term aud 4 $1,000 per cent
per annnm on ordinary deposits payable on and AZ
ter July /, 1891. LEES l4tI ERNEST BRAND, See.
To- The California Savings and Loan
S~S Society, corner Powell and Eddy sts For
the half year ending June 80, 1891, dividend has
been declared at the rate of five and four-tenths
Is 4-lO) per cent per annum on term deposits, and
four aud one-half (41s) per cent per annum on
binary deposits free Of taxes payable on and after
ie26 lat VERSoN CAMPBELL, Secretary.
~. Savings ami Loan Society. IOI
u.s. Montgomery St, cor. Sutter-1he Board OF
Directors declared dividend for the half year
ing June 30 1891 at the rate of five and fourtenhs
four and half (412) per cent per annum on Ordi-
nary deposits, free or taxes, and payable on and
je2i iIt CYRUS W. CARMoNY. Cashier
ER Dividend Notice Peoples Home
We Savings Bank, cor. Market and Fourth SITS.
For the half year ending June 30th, 1891, divl-
dend has been declared at the rate OF FIVE and fifty
two one-hundTedths t552) per cent per annum on
term deposits, and four and sixty one-hundredths
(4.60) per cent per annum ordinary deposits.
free OF taxes payable and after Wednesday, July
!, 1891; The same rate OF dividends has been paid
by this bank for the last two years
je20 I'd b. o. CARR, Secretary
B The Mutual Savings Bank of San
10 Francisco. 80 Post st.-For the half year end
ing June 80, 1891, dividend has been declared at
tue rate Of five and f0urenths g 400 per cent per
annum on term deposits and four and 0ne-haf (415)
per cent per annum ordinary deposits, free of
taxes payable and after Wednesday. July l, 1891.
jel9 lat JAMES A. THOMPSON Cashier.
RR San Francisco Savings Union. Sac
9~c California St, corner webb; branch. 100
Market ST., POlk-FOr tue half year ending 3Oth
OF June, 1891, dividend has been declared at the
rate of FIVE and four-tenths % 4-lO) per cent per
term deposit and four and one-half
(41a) per cent per annum on ordinary deposits,
free Of taxes. payable and after WEDNESDAY,
July I, 1891.
iel7 lat LOWELL WHITE, Cashier.
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CnlLRCR NOTICES.

FxTRA nince pies. swAINs. 2l8 suffer street.
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I ADY WISHES 70 RENT FURNISHED LODG-
IL ing-house or take position as housekeeper. Call
or address MRS. K. b., 1853 East Santa Clara ST.,
San Jose, Cal ie26 3J%
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RE TempIar Rebekah Degree >SSSAsgJ>1.
&~S Lodge No 10, ]. q. o. r., meets SSp{$>x[
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, In Me- 5s%S2SF
mortal Hail. l. o. o. f. Building. All //TRN>~
members OF the degree cordially welcomed. De-
gree work second ana fourth Saturdays.
ANNA NJ. DERNING. N G
LYDIA r. HURLBERT, II. s. ial7 II Sa
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DIANo LESSONS BY GERMAN LADY: HALF
i hour 25c. 93l Market ST.. Room 81. te2l 7te
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TP A. q. H., Division a
Gh~G No. Especial meeting of - <zs%]tWa4
the above division viii be held at .(@{aAAAl&ASEA
their headq quarters 1853 Mission I-NNAA \A&yPCsCs
street, SUNDAY, June 2Sth, p. q AL S&s|$I. Y
NJ. sharp. All the various com Es\EH&Z 81 ~
mittees in charge Of our twenty 49,
seventh annual reunion AMI picnic to be held at
California SChuetZen Club Park, near San Rafael,
Marin County, SUNDAY, July 5, 1891, Will please
come prepared to make their final report. First
Regiment Band has been engaged for the occasion.
by order JOHN j. LANE, President
T. MCHUGH Secretary. ie27 Ut
TSP There VIII BE "A Meeting of ~
sF~S the Picnic Committee of Golden -lNAA
Gate Alliance, No 2, S. 7. A. of Cal, held u ti-E
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING at X. r. h. /bsfTIN
Hall Being the last meeting all members ~
requested to be present BY order OF
j. j. MCGRATH, Chairman
JAMES RIoRpAN Sec Ir
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B-s39: SEE You At 1e1I -, O. -
81 Tuesday eve. rItsT < n
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EIsS9 California Rebekah De- SSAull2l>>
GE~1 gree Lodge, No. l, 1. o. o. F.-SSSnN%I
The lodge meets every SATURDAY SSS2E
EVENING in Friendship Hail. New Odd >//HBN>~
Fellows Building, cor. Market Seventh sts
Oficers and members are requested to attend All
members OF the degree are cordially invited.
MATTE LAUER, Noble Grand
"a u LIS Pee ArOO Gntf
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THE OPERA-CLEARANCE SALE OF MILL
Il merry: will sell nice trimmed hats from 81 so TO
81 so each. MADAM BLANCHE UULIF 10
KearnY ST. ie24 I'm
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M ANTED FOR ADOPTIoN-HEALTHY PROT.
" estant girl, 8 to l2s good home good school.
Address Parents, Box 80. CALL Branch. je20 q
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OJ EO FOR CABINETS; FULL LENGTH,
ID i .OOGodeus, Art Studio. 10 Sixth. cod sm
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DHESsNIAKERs.

= WOE. NIto. h ~. NIII-Lo, 5oI e hO"aIu II onl
('UTTING, FITTING, MAKING OVER DRESSES
" a speciality. 5I6 Leayenworth st. jel3 SIN
THE LADIES' TAILOR, WITH INSTRUCTIONS.
SO; lessons free. 1855 Mission ST., r. 20. le2 I'm
GTYLISH DRESSMAkING; SUITS So UP; CUT
~ ting, fitting. MRS. HARVEY 1923 Marzet.j2 3m
7 AIDES - ARTISTIC HOUSE, STREET OR
IL evening dresses MISS ROTH, 100 Grant ave;
Jenness Miller gowns speciality my20 3m
GTYLISH DRESSMARING PARLORS; PERFECT
- fit: fne work reasonable. 93l1a HOward.15 3m
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"a ANTED-SfABLEMAN. GOOD PLACE, $9g;
W mixers same ranch. Mendocino Coun W, S3O
and round; is laborers about mill, $50 and found;
snipeIs. $40 10 $500 pick and shovel men, 81 20 Gay
and $50 and found; teamsters, 81 20 and $50 and
found: labOrerS for mines others Apply 10 j.
+. CROSETT * CO., SIS Sacramento, 1t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


I .ADY WISHES 70 RENT FURNISHED LoDG-
IL ing-house or take position as housekeeper Call
or address MRS 4. b., 1853 East Santa Cara ST,
san Jose. Cal. je26 Bus
w ANTED-PCsTrIoN AS HoUsEKEEPER BY
w very confident lady: city or country. Address
D., Boy 80, CALL Branch Office je26 3t*
LIRST-CLASS GERMAN AND AMERICAN
i cook wants situation; Protestant; good laun-
dress references. Address Cook, Box lOl, CALL
branch O1ice. je26 2t<
CoMPETENT WOMAN WANTS woRKBY THE
~ day to do washing ironing and cleaning; Call
$40 o'Farrell st. je26 PTS
Young GIRL WISHES SITUATION ASSIST
in hoRsework or take care children. $50 Minna
street. je26 2t*
"A OMAN WANTS SITUATION DO COOKING
" or general homework. $50 Minna st. Je26 2t*
CTEADY SWEDISH GIRL WISHES A SITUA-
~ ton to do general homework In the city.
Call or address S24 Mission st. ie26 2t*
SIrUATIoN WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE.
- together. in large lodging-ho day
street. je25 Sts
EIRsT-CLASs TAILoREsS on CUSTOM COATS
4 would like situation. Address L. X, Willow
ave, bet Seventeenth aud Eighteenth SIS. je25 3t+
Y DUNG LADY WOULD LIKE COPYING TO Do.
4 either in Office or at home; would work cheap.
1922 Mission ST. Je25 3t*
You've GERMAN WIDOW With BABY
wishes situation: country preferred: looks
more for good home than wages Apply at rs
Clementna St. near Second. Je25 3tf
Young GIRL II YEARS OF AGE. LATELY
l. from Ireland, wants place to do upstairs work
or nurSe-girl; wages not so much OF an object as
nice place. Inquire 800 Folsom ST. jeZ5 SIS
NANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED LADY, POSI-
W ton as housekeeDer companion TO Invalid
lady; can take full charge of children, teach music
and sewing; best references. Call v. S. c., 4O7
0Farrell st. te25 SIS
I ADY DESIRES HOME OR PLACE AS HOUSE
II keeper in small family; city preferred. 800
Van Ness ave. ie24 4t%
Young GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
i light Homework; wages SIS; city or country.
Apply sos Dolores st. je24 Ats
4 GOD DRESSMAKER, GOOD CUTTER AND
" filter, wishes to go out by the day in private
families; 81 day 205 Valencia st. le23 1t%
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COOK AND WIFE FOR SCHOOL. $780, IN THE
" country. see party here; cook and wife for
MILL $50; head COOK, springs. $50; cook and sec
ond, country restaurant, $50 and $40 cook, coun-
try, $50 butcher country hotel $50 and free fare;
cooks hotel, city, $50 and 1885, secondhand baker,
small bakery, Santa Cruz $50; 10 walters, springs
resorts and country hotels, $50 and $50; dish
washer and Netherlands $50 and $25. Q. X.
HANSEN Il Co., ITO Geary St 1t
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DEVELATION TO LADIES: DR. KIRKWOOD9
III Safeguard: infailible beneficial healthy; agents
wanted. Kirkwood Hard Rubber Co., Murphy Build
inc II
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MALE HELP WANTED.
VA ANTED-MEAT AND PASTRY COOK FOR
W family, 15 days, So day; night COOK. chop
house, $685. cook a ranch $40; waiter for
coffee parlor, $50; dish-washer who can do some
cooking, $25: Frenchman TO make beds, $50;
young man to maze beus and watt $50, etc. DE
LORME d ANDRE, 800 Suffer st. 1t
w ANTED-6 MINERS; TO GO TO DAY; SEE
w superintendent here at O'Clock A. NJ DE-
LORME Il ANDRE, $50 Suffer st. 1t
MAN AND WIFE FOR PRIVATE FAMILY,
It1 $50; and wife on ranch, $40; gang-edger
for woods, $50; wood-turner, 50 %: brick-setter,
So a day: briek-molders, So day; of-bearers
for brick-yard, 81 IS day; stabemen for city and
country, $50 aud $50; wood-choppers, 81 so a
cord tools furnished free Of charge; 4 hay-makers
81 20 day farmers, near city. $50; transfers,
city, $50; 20 lahorers and teamsters for city and
country. $50 8 teamsters city, 81 day; boys for
factory 81 90 a week; boy for ONCE work. $40
and found. r. 4. WARD * co. 6l0 Clay st. 1t
= WATERS FOR DIFFERENT COUNTRY HO-
- tells, $50 and S35: walters for summer resorts,
$50; restaurant walters $50 and room: hoTel
cook. country. $50: cook for Institution. $45, 2
boarding house cooks $45; broilerfrier for restau
rant, $45; kitchen-hands, country, $25. II. T..
WARD l. CO., go Clay 81. 1t
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1891-07-11
THE RAvENNA WRECK.
The Bodies of the Victims Of the Raven
ma (O.) Wreck Sent to Their Friends In
Corning, y. Y.

The Bodies OF the Victims of the Raven
ma (O.) Wreck Sent to Their Friends in
Corning, y. Y.
RAvENNA, o., July 5.-The bodies Of
he seventeen. giass-b blowers who were
killed in the Erie wreck here Friday,
were yesterday sent to Corning, \. V,
where they had hoped to. spend the
Fourth.
1t now transpires that the supposed
body of a child was the corpse of Willie
Kane, of Brooklyn, y. Y, who was on
his way home from the west. His re-
mains were sent east also.
The unknown woman has been iden-
tilted as Miss Kenan, of Cincinnati, Il
nurse girl employed hy Ignatius Kugel,
IF Cincinnati, who resumed his journey
to Lakewood, y. V, on the same train.
The coroner's inquest has been com
nenced. The witnesses examined were
.rainmen. They seem to think the
freight was not tagged soon enough.
II was brought out at the inquest that
The freight was running twenty-five
miles an hour, and that with hand
brakes it would have been impossible
to stop il inside of three or four min
utes. The inquest will be resumed to-
morrow.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1891-07-11
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE first carload of this years crop
81 wheat was received at Philadelphia
on the 9Th. 1t was grown on the east.
srn shore Of Maryland, and sold at 81
per bushel.
Mrs. JANE DAVIS died at Kansas City,
starvation. She had saved during her
| lifetime 81, 500, which she had on deposit
in bank but refused to draw 1t to buy
food.
THE first bale Of cotton Of this years
crop was received at Houston, Texas, on
the 9th. The first bale last year was
received on July Esd.
A TERRIBLE cyclone struck Baton
Rouge, La, on the 9th, killing ten per.
sons and wounding thirty-six.
GRAssHoPrERs are Increasing rapidly J
in North Dakota. Many farmers are
catching from five to ten bushels per
day.
THE entire barbed wire interests OF
the country have been merged into a
trust to be known as the Columbia
patent company.
THIRTEEN persons were killed and a
large number wounded in RAILROAD
wreck near Charleston, W. Va, on the
4th.
BANS & PORTER, one of the largest
wholesale and retail drug firms in Bir-
mingham, Ala, assigned on the 4th.
Liabilities $4,000.
J. A. r. ELLIOTT and Will Crosby shot
for the American field cup at Kansas
! City on the 4th. Elliott won by the re-
markable score of fifty straight birds.
THE ex-Confederate Association OF
Franklin County, Ark, held a reunion
at Ozark on the 4th. 1t was a complete
success, more than 5000 persons attend
| ing.
WHILE John Milton was stirring the
contents of vat at st. Louis on the 4th,
| in which huge chunks Of meat are boiled
to separate the flesh from the bone. he
slipped and fell into it. He was in tho
vat only few moments, but the water
was boiling hot and in an instant he
was literally parboilel.
THE committee having charge of the
collection of subscriptions for the Jeffer-
son Davis monument fund report that
! $4,000 is in sight.
A LARGE pond, covering about ten
acres, AZ Sheffield, Ala, has disappeared
through an underground outlet. leaving
He former site 0; the p'na completely
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1891-07-11
A FRiGHTFUl WRECK.

Fifteen Persons Killed and Fifty-Eight
Injured by the Fall Of n Train Through
Burned Trestle on the Kanawha
Michigan Railroad at Farm, ". Va
List of the Killed.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July 5.-Thc
greatest disaster in the history of this
community was the wrcclling of Il
Kauawha and Michigan train at Farm,
a village miles north of this city, yes
terday morning. There is a trcstlc
there 81 feet high which caught fire at
some time during thenight from an ur
accountable cause, probably from Il
cinder from an engilf passing about
midnight. While ths bridge was not
consumed its foundatbns were so badly
damaged rs to rcnderit unsafe to cross.
No notification of the fact was received
here, however, and the train, the first
of the day, ATTEMPTED to cross it as
usual The engine, sender and baggage
car passed over sa-efy, but the two
coaches went through.
Engineer Pat Conner seemed To real
izc the situation, and pulled open the
throttle in the hope of pulling all over
safely, but it was too late. Both
coaches were crowded and scarcely any
one in them escaped injury.
The station is three miles from the
nearest telegraph office, but as soon aS
possible a relief train was sent from
this city, which returned about 2:l5 p.
m. bearing the dead and wounded.
One of the most pathetic Incidents OF
the accident was that of the Wclcher
family. Mr.. Wclchcr, his wife and
child were on their way to Point Pleas
ant to visit friends, being their first
trip outside of the city for years. Mr..
Welcher was instantly killed, and his
wife was brought here a few hour.
later so badly injured that she died
| shortly after her arrival. Their little
child, aged about > years, was some
what bruised and bleeding, three fin
gers of its right hand being cut off.
5. J. Satterthwaite, of this city, who
was first reported killed, is still living,
but is i'll very precarious condition.
lie is semi-cOnscious and his recovery is
very doubtful.
SO far the deaths stand at fifteen,
with the possibility of three or four
more, out of the ffty-eight injured.
Following is list of the dead:
Amos Coulton, Elk City.
Orville Robinson. Midway.
Thomas Thornton, Charleston.
Walter Welcher and wife, Charleston.
Jasper Daugherty, New Martinsvile,
q.
Col. w. L. Fife, Putnam county.
Misses Mary Sullivan and Ella
O'Leary, Charleston.
Theodore n. Wilson, of the Gallipolis
Bulletin.
II. j. Satterthwaite, Charleston.
l.. c. Rose, Blue Creek.
John Hoffman, Blue Creek, Kanawha
county.
! Mrs. r. s. Truslow, owner of the
| Albert hotel, Charleston.
An unknown woman dressed in red
is still in the wreck. The rescucrs be-
| ing unable te get her out
The injured number fifty-eight. Tho
cars were crowded and it is n wonder
that there were not more fatalities.
Scarcely anyone of them escaped un-
hurt