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fscogua .............. 3i,s6o % 1901 90
Portland .....-..... ....- 1s6.oss 20 sAo56 o.
There was q fair movement Of trade in
he local produce markets yesterday and
prices we're about the same as ON the pre-
esding day. Several car loads OF Oregon
APPLES and pears arrived, and being choice
s.eck are held steady. Peaches, plums,
prunes and melons have passed out of the
narke. almost entirely. and grapes are
stsll coming to hand in large quantities.
Choice pears are bringing steady prices.
bot inferior is being sold to peddiers at
shaded rates, the dealers being satisfied TO
ses anything for their stock. Ounces are
abundant and cheap. Fancy apples are in
good supply and bring full figures. They
make an attractive display. Grapes are
In fair supply and the choice grades sell
veil at steady figures. Cranberries are
liberal and the movement on them is fair
Vegetables are numerous and sell well at
quotations. Dairy products are selling
veil and eggs are still very firm. Butter
10 q tribe easier, with . downward ten
dendy. Cheese is steady, with fair in-
curry. Poultry is In large supply and is
quiet.
The wheat market Is still dull. although
ashade tirmer in tone.
Hops are very dull. the price offering for
choice stock being only 81 cents per
pound.
Groceries and provisions show no change
n prices and movement 10 only fair.
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Tickets may be obtained a. the Office OF ths
company, al oeean dock, Seattle.
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For Alaska, Oct. Ioand 2a

From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
sound ports, at a. M, Oct 5, 2, II. II. =. II.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

c. g. DEsAETxEsr on AaRrcrrvrHg.,
NRsTHEE BrEEsr.
foErLASD Or. Oct. u. IS34s
yayeess. for Fridas. Occasional rasn; slight
- neTstars changes. H. r. AxcFAroKK.
Observer Ia Charge
~xfSFr sTATEs rrP1rTsKs- or A9RFcrI-uEB,
yIATEER ErREAu-pAfIr sGELxrfS.
SEATTLE WASH. Oct 3. 1904
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CaEh1! ACROSS
.ruf HN FIVE
NUht", tAv GREAT
" 0AlIWr STATES.


Runs Buffet Cars containing library. writing
saf card tab -. barber shop. bathroom, easy
chairs. observation windows, etc, in connect on
with Palace Dining and Sleeping Cars, first and
seeund- ClAss Caachex az = TAniiy Tourist Cara
Trains leave seattle daily a. II y m for
Everett Kafisp~it,
snohontsk. Grand Forkx,
Ieavenw Fargo,
Nenatchee. sFookstsn.
Harrington. Fergus Faifs,
Spokane. St tload.
Minneapolis. ~ Paul.
Bonner's Ferry.
Palace Sleeping Csrs, Family Upholstered
Tourist Cars, fully equipped and every can
veniencs. vita porter n casrrs.
CFosses the 1ssca1s h2d Eoesy mountains n
eayIigat giving passengers a chance 20 ses
some OF RE fness SCENERY IN America Ths
tscs h.vs nx stons ballast, 10 trse from 1usL
Connections. in Unioa cepots at 81. Paul ard
Mlnnsznogi. With trsias for Umluth, Nest Sd
ysrior and Great LAKE polats, sioux Ctr aat
the soufawast. 81 Louis AID tAs =Q4Ea aad
Chicago and tie East
COAST Inns sagTa lsh serfH
Through Train 20 Vancouver
without Change.
~-
Train lesvss daily at ...-........ats q IN
Tran arrives daily a. ----.......5.Ss p
Fer publications sad lnlornstioa sppiy TO or
szaress 3 G. sIEkE&.,
Clsy Ticket and FAsssagss Aseut. az Froas 81.
WHITNEY.
Gensrsl Passenger saa T.eAss Agsak - Faal
fsssas Ticket ones. Commercial Dock. s.-
tween Madison ana Mxr8oa street..
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PogTLAsp, Oct. 25.--Wheat--Valiey. TOO
131c; Waiia Waiia, 62,sdl63Hc.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER

STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt and refurnishet. leaves Lilly, Bogartus
& Co. - dock Monday. Wednesday ana Friday q,
q m. for Kingston, Port Gamble Bangor, Sea-
beck. Liliwaap, Duwasso, Hsodsport, Union
City ana intermediate points, arriving in Union
City 81 m. Leaves Union City a -. Tues
Gay, Thursday aud Saturday. arriving in Seat
tie at 4 .. Ia " r LIBBY. Master
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pkclFEc NAxIGk HloS %
a Agna< Esfa
seattle asa Watson Es5ss~Sssss - Wass
fzrtaz leayss sxAssse "a y exssgs tKtarzsF
~ > n. seat. sa9 u co@asf kSGzs-F3ia
Esven leaves -sstsas saaEF sTSsss sza1sv a. I
q n Tsrszns All S@agE&s aae-sssle % y ash
;rgssa lsaves ss&tz1s Tuesdays sa2 4azstcsys
yE=LEa DOCK
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA.
Steamers leave San Francisco Tor Honolulu,
samos. Auckland, N. T., and sydney, n. s. W,
without change
steamship 4 iameds, November Is. 2 ?. n.
Honolulu only. Steamship Australia, Oct 81
THOS. A. GRAHAM, AGENT, sTARR-BoYD
BLOCK. SEATTLE.
W. MHBsTEg, Dit. AGENT, Vancouver, n. G.
J. d. sPREcKELs & BROS. Co., General Agents,
San Francisco.
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pAcrFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle
as follows;
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
tokis, at a. m passengers received on board at
a M Oct S ~, Is, ., 3, 81
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EVERETT AID ssoHoNIsa ROUTE
Cur RATE 70 EVERETT.

sTFANEA MAEEL
y-swes e~ntral wa8xs Tass4sTs. thurFaaFs snt
s4frsr.saws A. q n. SOC E1zsaass sAstas9* ~
-. Wsrwsxsg5a Es.s frerxrt, Lgws&i ass ~ms~
- FARE 10 EVERETT, BE- EDlS Nd
TETP So. 10 ssoFIo AE&Hs asa
gEa J. WILEY. Awsnt
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SANDWICH ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIAN
STEAMSHIP LINE-warrimoo, sept ie; Arwas,
Oct. le; warrlmoo. Nov. l6. and monthly there
after.
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Go0DAfI. PERKINS 4 CO,
General Agents, san Francisco.
J. IT. JOHNSON, 2. s. supt.. Seattle.
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Tho. c. esta. Henry C. P,yas. Hny c. Reuse. Receivers
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosAIIE,
Arlington Docx.
Leaves for victcria and Port Townsend daily,
erespt SUNDAY. at II 80 :. m returning. leaves
Victoria Q a. N. Steamer Idaho leaves tar Per:
Townsend snd way ports daily. except eaaday.
at7a m: saadsy, direct, 81 =. Va; rcturaing
direct 4.svss Port Tosnsend At o IA Phone iii

oKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
- STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lssty, 30 ardgs Cos deeE, seattle
Tne.dsv Cst p. alta m; TAnrsdsys ost =,
stsA m Saturday. Oct e. At q IN. Leaves
Nsuat yernon "Wednesday, Oct "a, al a. rn.;
FRIDAY Oct r., AT . a. SUNDAY. oct 2. a.
ins M Fare, a. Meas sc. Round trip sl.aa,
LILLY. BooARDrs s Co, lac.
Telephone Ma. 500 Owners sGi &anassrs
I1VKRErT EeuTF-sTAR- GREYHOUND.
t. Dally Exosps Sandy
Iemrss Seattle Is .. "a, il:aG q. "a ard an
p n. Leaves Everett "a IL. p. n. sue p H.
-unaays-f4ases Seattle 1850 .. "a. svss
Fvsrets + n.
Fare-sfagls trip, 10. rcand trip. ti.GA Csn-
rs~sx Win sosts for Tacoma ard saca0lisa.
Iarafrs-calmsr dock. tosk Of Marin street
sFArTTF A TACOMA kASf3ATf0S Co.
Clsus Trumr. Pre-. T. ". 9p1S3G Is sec y
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STEAMER leaves Yezisr whar. ssAtfsa
Fer rates and oss=r Information asPay
IA NAnEAE. tren- Ageat, y. + h. hs
Ysslev Ava Ard Fsent -. seattle
= q yrnEEs. Arxns. YssIer v h.rf.
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EoR L. 5. DRY DOCK. SIDNEY. CHARLES
Il TON AND BREMERToS.
THE FAST STEAMER
lGEN. CASBYfti
Leaves Harrington & Smiths wharf two trips
daily, except Friday, al s a. m. and p IN.
Leaves BremerTon $50 q m and $50 p m
Leaves Charleston 9.45 a. m and AIS y N.
Leaves sidney 1918 o. m. and 5:i5 p m.
RB STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE.
C. ID. Erowndsid, Master,
Leaves City Dock. foot OF Main street. every
Monday, wscnssday and Friday At p IN. for
Port Townsend, Anacortsa. eaniSh. Fairhaven
and whascom. goi,g through 70 Blaine on Sat
ardsy.
err Dock Co. AgsssA Jos. KISpALI.
Telephone $50 General Manager
Fos ALASKA
STEAMER CHTLKAT,
J. w MrAllep, Master, viil leave seattle On or
about the leta and 25in OF each month. rnakins
regular trsps Fare 20 Jun al. hrst-ciass. x30.
ssennd-class, go Fare to juneau and return,
6rat-class, So: sseond-class fsa
&c. CARROLL. Agent
Union Dock. loot OF Union St, ssaftAa
Telsphone 81
VANCOUVER RouTR-A TRIP THROUGH
the I.lands STEAMER UTOPIA. J. ". Nc
Gfegor, Master.
Leaves Tacoma II nson, Seattle Central
whsrf SD m, Mondays and Thursdays for Port
Townsend, Anscortes, FsirAsvsn. New Wafossn.
Blaine and Friday HsEbsr. soing through 70
Vancouver on TAursdsy trip
Fare 10 Blaias. g.; fare 70 Vancouver. 81
For further information apply at Central
wharf
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sEATrLE, Oct. ., 1854.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
apd clearing houses TODAY we're:
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02
CHARACIen.oi,CS.

This is told of Tom Reeds schoolboy
days: ''If ansone knows of any reason
why these apples should not touch the
lips of Tom Reed, let him speak now,
or forever after hold his peace" said
he one day right under the masters
nose. And he gave a great bite at
the first red-cheeked apple in his
hand. Quick as fash, out came tho
birch, and with equal skill at repartee,
the pedagogle said: IF anyone knows
any reason why this rod should not
warm the jacket of Tom Reed, let him
speak now, or forever after hold his
peace" ct do" said Tom. Name it,"
replied the master. "Incompatibil-
ityw He did not get that whipping.
A sudden gust of wind took para
sol from the hand of the owner, says
the Scottish American, and lively
little Irishman, dropping his hod Of
bricks, caught the parachute. Faith,
ma'am," said he, 'if you were as
strong as you arc handsome, it would
not have got away from you" (Which
shall l thank you for first--the service
or the compliments" asked the lady,
smiling. "Troth, ma am" sad Pat,
again touching the paco where once
stood the brim OF what once was bea-
yer, "that look Of vou- beautiful eye
thanked me for l.
Coarse bread, plenty exercise, and
N daily hnnd fricfion 10 stilnulnte the
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02
TABERNACLE PULPIT.
THE HUMAN FACE IN A SIR
MON.

A Mans Wisdom MRketh lids Face to
Shine and the Boldness OF His Face
Shall BE Cbanged-souTness Sweet
ened
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

Coarse bread, plen,g exercise, and
q daily hand friction TO stimulate the
tissues are the only good remedies for
pale cheeks
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02

Hoods Pills cure nausea. sick headache
Indigestion. blllousness. Sold by all druggists.
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HENRY IRVING SENDS $500.

TIE STARTS NEW YORK FUND FOR THE RE-
LIEF OF SUFFERERS FROM FOREST FIRES.
Acting Mayor Mcclellan said yesterday that he
was I'm full sympathy with The Tribunes sugges-
,,o, for the starting OF a Forest Fires Relief Fund
I'm aid OF the sufferers by The terrible devastation
in the Northwest. and desired that announcement
he made that he ready to receive contributions
and would forward them as soon a. b" was properly
informed that some person or committee had bceh
on,clalIy designated to distribute them
Colonel Mcclellan received the first subscription
ondnn $50, for such "A relief fund. with the actor :
deepcst sympathy. ,.. ,
The Acting Mayor may appoint committee Oh
,,,.o,,s o. soliri, receive ami forward cOntri-
buttons should this seem TO be IN" best way 10 nee,
the emergency. In the mean tim" money may w
w. w, - him AT m. Mayors Office. Clty Hall
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DIED..
BALDWIN-On Monday

p,r v1N-on Monday September 3, Adam Pond Bald:
Vim formerly Of j. l25thst in the 10Th year OF
n ms age services at his late residence $40 Maconst
Drookyn w %T;sTd comp. 'sspember g.
BENEDrcT-on September 3D. at the s, fosP sx
rene, seryres at the residence OF her mother NO ~
Morris-ave Elizabeth y. j.. on wednesday seP''"'''
Train ayg a ,Se S5 Of the family
cANDEEn September and es sussa
into rest Susie j. daughter OF cha''ss J. anu
s9ttors Goo cG "a years en Monday september
lanes ssTSces at The residence Of Aenns
f@ Gona%e % s2dst. THURSDAY September
Unsatisfactory Monday epsn sts 1904 Aor'-
rh han DT9: an The 'e yssr F,eu
ave- Flabash l.. L. or Thursday September O. at
porpLEDAvAt M9nair s spss Ss his a eva
Ssn MpsS@ BSa'd@ a 'se rom
o7 chestnut.s on the arrival OF '2 gr6 m
EDwARDson sunday syenns Septem9er, Anne parbsr
beth y ths rssId<nes or h %gw so anne
Funeral services Christ Church Elizabeth on "e'"'
day september >. at IL a. m ,....
rpIrKENHAt-S- Entered into rest MONDAY sep'enp -
3 1894 C.ares {. Frckenhaus. in the ''h year u ''
FTn reGyn Ter' = Thurday september g. 1894 at m
WI. Of s? ssS o SGna
Funeral services at her late u, residence 'ou''P''
Carriages be in waiting at sSg'h p, on coeK
train
Interment Oakawn Cemetery.
MARRsA stamford n y sunday f HDnI. and
1894 Eliza A.. widow % W,, .i ~ ha'''S' N
Funeral services will be held at her late residence -
| Fast 45,h-st.. Wednesday morning 'ep'e"''
10 o'clock. A..
I'D, ss sh y.a4 w 81 ss ss
HAYES son Of the Isaac and sally Mygstt Raves ~
tnadla y. Y. and Tor many years Cashier u '"e ~"
, Dry Dock Bank Of this city -
JENNINGs-on Monday. September 3, 1894 George H.
r1nnra Services at hts residence No % Butler,
-, RrookIyn y Y on Thursday. the 9th INST az
2:30 O'Clock p. M - ,..
| LANE-rn Ncw-York September T. 1894 P Van zandt
| Lane. the '4h year OF ms age
Notice OF funeral hereafter. - -. -.
| XIFBr-HR-A St John. y. b.. August 80. 1894 Anna
Hale wife OF George II. Niebuhr. OF Princeton " j.
oAKLEY-At Beach. september in her 80 -. y,
The late Charles Wardeil . ., , e,,,.h
| ~ Zion and -. Timothy West o'th-s''
| scuoovNAKER-S suddenly, September T. Hazel age0
| . months only daughter Of Edward r and Anna u
Funeral services at Fordham Thursday September at
p. m.
s1rprJNG-At Nyack ~ Y. September 3D. 1894 Hen
| rietta e. wife OF Joseph A. Sterling. 80.
Funeral d MsSlsonave New York CTS $40 ::
! "Wednesday. instead Of Christ Church boulevard q
| advertised Yesterday
! Philadelphia papers please copy ...
| sHIpMAN-At Asbury ParN. y. J.. September .sss'
| David Hoops Shipman son OF H. W. ana Ca''l'he "a
shiprnan. irving House. 3d-ave
| Funeral Thursday.
| Interment nj New Brighton. Penn
wLLETsA Harrison n on Second is gay GSier
bert r. and Parry Wl!ets In the 2lst year Ok
| her ,., . ..,ou, ,h. ,rrar.i
Srn the residence of her parents. at Harrison. ~ y.
on Fourth day Wednesday, afternoon at . oc:ock.
trail Depot New-YorF New Haven and Hartford r. r.
| 202 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05

after the woodwork was burned off the well caved
in, and all five persisted by drowning a us
patch from Mora. Mimi. says that many VI
those injured in the Pokegama fire are dyihe
and that the number Of deaths may exceed MY
A carload Of merchandise for distribution among
the sufferers Of POkegama was sent out from
here yesterday afternoon and Is being Distributed
there now by a committee OF the ely 'ouH'.i
Railway officials are OF the opinion mat they WIZ
not get into Hinckley before Thursday on this
line and relief for Pokegama must be taken there
handcars.
4 heavy rain visited this part 81 the burning
district late yesterday afternoon ana me names
along the line are fast dying out No iurther
danger Is anticipated at Bridgman. Mliaca or
Mora More relief s being gathered mere anu
will he forwarded Tomorrow Apparently medl-
cal aid is at present needed more than anything
else.
Little Falls. Mimi. Sept. A forest hre a.
stroyed Curtis and Gushing. eighteen miles west
of here. on Saturday. The loss at Cushing was
about s35 900. and at Curtis. about $2o00O great
deal of timber destroyed. One hundred per-
sons are homeless. but no lives were lost
Rush City. Mimi. Sept. Edward ~. Johh
has arrived in town and reports that great hres
have destroyed the lumber camps belonging To
him near here. Forty men who worked FOR MN
are missing.
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

"Charley's Aunt will end its stay at the Empire
Theatre en- Saturday night. John Drew appears al
the Emplre on Tuesday evening in III. A. Joness
comedy The Baube Shop"
The box Office at Abbey's Theatre will be open
Tomorrow for the sale Of tickets for the opening
nights OF The Devils Deputy" Francis Wilson'S
opera.
De Wolf Hopper received a present OF golo
watch and chain yesterday from the Long isiand
Railway Company. as 4 souvenir Of his appearance
in some of the Sousa concerts early In the summer
The treasurer Of his opera company, Howard Y.
TATE also had present OF god watch from W.
business manager J. W. Mckinney. Two hunore1o
insurance men heard the new opera. Or; Syntax
at the Broadway Theatre last night, peng tns
guests OF the officers of the New-fork Lille Co"'
pany.
A new play by Sydney Rosenfeid entitled "His
E,rs, Campaign' has been accepted by A NJ
Palmer and is likely to be played ny MS s'"@~
company in the course OF the season.
The Thursday matinees at the Lyceum Ineatre
are to be resumed tomorrow. with Mr. Sothern IN
THE Victoria Cross
Proctor's Theatre opened its autumn season Q"
Labor Day There is strong olio headed "
Rogert and O'Brien. The Dare Brothers nave u"
acrobatic act and Drawee. the juggler. introduces
new tricks Lawrence and Harrington nave he~
speciality depicting familiar Bowery types Ano
there are many other clever performers
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SEASIDE HOTEL DESTROYED.

Asbury Park. sept. tsp"ciap-flre AT l''' a. III,
,o-dav totally destroyed the big four-story Hotel
cu.rns.v AT Grand and seventh ayes, owned by
Mes.rs I.emger & Stcinmetz. Involving loss Oh
about ssico on the property. The value OF the
personal effects Of the guests and proprletors can
not be learned as yet. There were at the time oil
the irc forty-sX guests In the nous" p,sue - q
dnzen or NOR. servants and walters none OF whoH
saved anything from the names -, l., .
This makes the fourth DISASTROUS IRE here IN a
month and like all the others It's origin cannot De
traced 80 ,...o .oc,rt.d
ma ,nornng OF guests who had not been accountrl
Tor last night but turned up at midday located IN
friendly hotels near by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
FyPRrSIDEyT HARRISON LEAVES TOWN.

Ex-Presdent Benjamin Harrison, his daughter
Mrs Mckee and her two children. "ho nave oeen
AZ the Fifth Avenue Hotel several days started
last night on the o'clock train over the baltimore
AID Ohio Railroad for VISIT at the ho"e vi
Stephen b. E.lkns in West Virginia.
."rhe DISPATCHES say. General. that you VIII make
no,Itical speech at the opening Of the Congress
campaign In West Virginia this week - Una,
truep' asked Tribune reporter Just peiore rehers'
Harrison left the hotel: ,, .,,,.o.
"statements Of that kind are entirely unautn 4r
,v.d !" said he THE Congress convention In Mr.
Eiknss district Is appointed for tomorrow am
informed. and my visit to Mr. Elkns's home nap
Rave nut the two together. and have got me down
90 csmpaicu speech o. It 10 doubtful II get into
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
DAM CHECKS THE MICHIGAN FIRES.

r>,,RMous DESTRUCTION OF STANDING PiNE-A
TOWNS NARROW ESCAPE
Da,roit Sent 4-Reports from Northern Michi-
on show that Yesterdays rains were general ana
,ho, the forest fires have been materially checked
,.,ar. they have not been entirely eXtinguished
1 tho counties OF Dickinson. Houghton ana
ontonagon I'm Michigan. and Florence and Mari
it, Wis IL Is estimated that 7U.0Oeo feet OF
,.,,,o nine and hemock have been scorched
Ewen Mich Sept. 1.-The heavy rain OF last
utah, has cleared the air Of smoke ana has dead
oned the fires A refreshing breeze OF Lake SUI
,,.r,or has lowered the temperature about % de-
arees II is thought that nearly every foo' Oh
standing pine In Ontonagon county Is o"rheu-
t,uv 200 90 900 feet. The hester estate mas Iost
on 600 600 feet: Trout Creek Lumber Company. ~
go o00 feet: Diamond Match Company l'oVnW
Zoo, The rest Is owned by homesteaders at
p,vnesville and Bruce's Crossing Many cattle ana
horses were burned. but no human lives were lost
Kilmanagh Mich. Sept. A tract OF timber
outh of this village has been burning Tor several
,.vs Yesterday a strong wind began blowing from
ths south and the fire spread rapidly toward tne
,nun business was suspended and every one
turned out to fight the fire. AT critical moment
H. Wind changed and the town was saved Inc
tinbcr loss in this county by fire will reach s5ooW
Ashland Wis. Sept. Am unknown steamer and
consorts have gone ashore In the dense smoke on
sand Island, about fifty miles from mere
milwaukee, Sept. A-Trainmen OF the North
western road from the north report NUMBER o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-05
REVISED LIST o. TOWNS DESIh'f FL

11t~rrl.N MfNNESoTA AND WISCONSIN, TOWNS
Axp ONE MINNESOTA COUNTY TOTALLY
BURNED OVER
Chicago. Sept. i-FrOm revised returns Ie',.'
tonight from the burned regions Of Minnesota j.
consn and Michigan. the following are the 'o'""y
and partly burned towns and couhues
-, ,r,,.,s ,ctniiy DESTROYED. Hnck,ey.
pokegamA Sandstone Sandstone Junction OF ,i'Il',
partrldgo Cromwell. Curtis. CUSHING. hl1s."
rex. nartly destroyed. FInayson. Mhnsncl1 hut-
ledge Nilaca. county totally destroyed. Ih' '"nl-
lies partly destroyed. kanabec. carton BENTON
Aiken. Mile Laos. Morrison. ..,,.
Wisconsin Towns totally destroyed 'onS' n,
BenoIi Barronett. Poplar, Mafengo Htanitr, Ian an
n,rtlv burned Spencer High Bridge, Ashland juno
lion Flneld Washburne. Cartwright, Granisbuis 4;
Turtle Lake. Rice Lake. Muscola' ifashi", en-
I,kr south Range. counties party burn'-l 'aIIoh'
Washburn Florence. Ashland, Taylor Chipp'wa'
Burnett Marineite. Price. Grant, 'oughS' Mara
then. bayfield,. , , ,,, ,,..,
Michigan-Towns partly burned. Irou, 'treK'
Even Sdnaw; counties parity huriei houffntoIl'
G,ntonagou almost total except IN to"hsi huron
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