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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-30

ed early yesterday morning By tie az
nouncement that young girl bad been
crimiaally assaulted ana murdered by
negro about Two miles east O: the
city. The victim vas Miss Lotto Rowe
the liiteen-y ear-old daughter OF Joseph
Rove. The body Of the murdered eirl
was found abougndawn on The traca o.:
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
with her shoulders across the ra.. hy
an Old negro maa. The eHtife top part
Of Che skull Was shattered, while nor
peson bore unmistakab!e marks Of a.
s.ait.
Il seems that lhe young girl, together
with Charles Bradford had started
about midnight irom Tie house Of her
uncl-. Joi'u Rove. where a dance had
hser Given 10 l-r pnu home. across
sc riltaaG AID shaf six hundred
vss- .-lsa LIZ. uaei-. Br&dford states
LII apr ached tte br.d-e
ti. a-a '9au VINO s.frr
u.N sHd a'ti,-ci
= .in2 t.r4 HE
D- irolG -Hiaa! kuI,a >-y-
81 5o e On Fecez-ra ,oa-
-,5ea-ae,~ r. v.fj 20 tie @.l.s Gaae
.o.d u Size ac;acs: . hin. All asntri il
>..e a.i fe.caeG bone. - l-a uql.
asi ~ u-,l.gei
- Ge-c1i. .ioa l.
pl,e= ~ B.ei.-si .aey V % TIE
h I..ar-1c4 >g.I.er Ur-.5
. l>-ita. .ear rs. all. ~ pee
o. wanting llI t9fe.. .u-
re VS. i:.seu % -a
.1a-ye.i ara - usaletr ara
up. Nashville eyiieuc,s Of h
, e-e rapidly discovered. He had o.eu
identified hy Bradford = the man vino
assaulted him had been At Row
house drinking and had left there ms.
b fore tie couple From ,he bridge sr..-
or WsS trseksi down tie road aapl.
afv yards. There he had gone oy.ra
v:r fence. acd taere were found his
identified by several persons, an
dlUdgeon. which the prisoner ADJ
having made.
! rain which had fallen an hour he
I re enabled the officers 20 track -p
t. the spcs who're evideGces oia str
10 showed the assault had been
migted. Thence The negro lad cal
the unconscious girl toward the @
rogd thrown her over wire fe7ce
which pieces of her clothing Were DO.
anu carried her body TO the rai
track, where the bloody s.oa
which her skull lad been cru7le VS.
found.
On going to Spiller's house
the murder his wife was found
his clothes. but they were -ia,
from the stove and found 10 b pos
Of mud and blood. They have htea re-
cognized SIS the clothes he haieaa
Rowe's Saturday night The -aler
is powerful nulaito, more t.au sE
feet tall, about 30 years old and
30 pounds. When arrested ha
revolver on him. He prote-
nocence, but admitted tha, h-
been drinking and could give p a's-
factory account of his wher 1aa
There has been great excitem
day. Crowds Of people ye-.er'e!t
blocked all the streets leada- ~ Tue
jail. Lynching was freely ,aae,i.e;.
A special grand jury has been sum-
moned for to-day and the sle,i.i aa7
summoned a posse OF 90 men.
The West Augusta Guard has been
ordered under arms and IS bilouaeed il
the courthouse. opposite the jail Ne
Harrisonburg Guards were teIesIalAeU
to be ready.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-30

The steamer Loeb Marco, which has been
quarantined at New York since her arrival
from Rotterdam. on account of case of
small pox having developed during the voy-
age, was released this morning and proceeded
to her dock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-30

Fon THE relief and cure Of coa
head there is more potency IN by
Balm than in anything else 1t ) i''
prescribe This preparation has Tot sfo'
been making a brilliant success a.
for cold in the head. catarrh and -!
Used in the initial stages Of these rot.
Cream Balm prevents any Serious -.
ment of the symptoms. while almost i.''-
less cases are on record Of radI.... ...,
chronic catarrh and hny fever ai,e'
treatments have proved Of no avail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-30

Opening of the Bridges at ENrr'""'
The Richmond and Danyille Ra.r'
pany VIII operate speciai ia
Alexandria to Rvcrton and return a-t
leaving Alexandra al 600 4. IA
will leave Rivcrtcn at i30 p m is
rate 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-30

President Pexioto's fleet has captured
Parauaeua, Brazil, the last of the rebel
forts there Offering no resistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-30
ED

April 28th, at / p. n. al ~ Ep4 \
his father PIP S. F-iTfax sif,rl -.
4. jr, beloved son Of Stephen \ Ais' re
P. Green, in the 9th year 81
neral services at st Paul's ChGr D.
May 1st, at p. IN. Iutcrment pr'''.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-30

V1HE "FAYoRITE or the 'st AtDe@
4 LAWN MOWER viii eur youi - vol
give your lawn the appearance %
Prices from $3.50 to $40. ,av.
JAS. F. CAKLIN 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-30

TXTRA FINE BLACK TEA i..-i .5-,.,
II b y D &c. MILF ~
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
sbompion, sSimnebaso Co., 81.

Sr. Jieoaiter: - ga lea Ter Sprreippns
oanee fra andre Steoer bauoe ijerut % NOR
i "0ecorab'Y Soften, iaa nil jes icnoe inb
uosIe 9inler, iaa "Yoteu"s 2Giere fau iG,
bpurIeoes ri bar bet Der uopaa TrGrien | ben
ocitlise Gel at &iunebaso 60, Soiua.
Sor enoet 9lar lioen tog Ieg mig en- 9ur
no pper HrGrieu her. Scr par alt piIot;
itpre S~reaturbioroe iaaeS grGSie paa De
9rGnne ErGrier. Silt % Der ianes ct Stptte,
ipm bar opbrGtt % ptit nrbeioct Ell Sio,
men bar forlaot, o9 u9r9s pg itpre &lpms
FERTILE meb guile &rouer babe ta9et TIaos.
Ser bar bog Ell og anoen 9amntel lln9tar,
iom bapoe fat fig op Ell spite, iGa en- Diet.
ieuoe tuuoe faa buile uHoer Sag ON Natten.
Sanoet bar bjat9t Der, for bet laa ian langt
fra 8peu. BET fuuoe flpbes for ira So I'll
So pr. gcrc. SEQ tipbte mig ct Stptte Der,
oa ies LITE bet. s ilor Splt i%lpttcoe jog BIO,
men oa bar bet life 9oot at tJeuoe rig ialen.
Nlt 9auo par opilsbt o. bp99et paa, Suie
iaaeS o~ueralt, bpor mar penote Siet ben,
Ell Sernbune far 4rGrIen tpert pOer, % TO
Sper bar o%pbp99et, 3bompion % Buffalo
Center.
gplinaen Der bar for BET meite 5lar, pg
her par enteltc, ipm haOoe betalt lit 9ano
meo igrlte 2lteiifta, NanOet bar p9iaa goaet
pp i 4ris M, oct betattes meo $50 q $25 pr.
2cre, iaa De, iom bapoe ilpbt 2auo for no9le
9ar lioeu, Tar gjort bet gUOt. Ser er nGIter
ale Slass Nationer, men NorbmGnocue er
talri9It.
Mau taller altio ON baaroe ll0er laar. %
net er piltnpf ianot, men je9 typr ri bar
iutet at fIage puer, naar 81 Ter geretniuscy
ira andre 9auoe. aulln9en Der blep guuitC
COB. SueOe s til IL SuibeIs pr. Gcre,
Saure fra 90 til 40, Corn ira % til 30, Star
fra 10 til 16. Iriierue bar bog pGrct imaa;
men Triicu paa 5lnr fan man oa life tla9e
uper, pa bar man bapt en- @riS at iGlge, iaa
bar man iaaet 10 Eriier for Den. Seq tror,
bppr meget Soft I'll, iaa bar bet Dog tile moi,
DC otemmer life at beglGre o9 iprlan8e, men
meo Satfen blir Oct inaat.
Spao oct 9irfeli9e angaar, iaa bar ri 6 q
7 Nil til Sirfe. meu ieA baaber meo 5ieen,
at Der fan prgauiieres en- Mteui9beo, ial ri
faar bet bp3geli8t p9iaa i iaa Senieenoe.
Sunobeosttttanoeu bar pGret 9anite COB;
Ga grippe bar BOG beip9t en- % auoen.
gu penlis Silieu til "9ecora1'9o iten" %
bens Qpiere. Gu SuBniHs.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
Stautep, @tS.

Sr. &eooftgr: - 9a Der alorig bar pGret
npset fra berne Rant / "9eeprnbs8pIten"
iaa Dil jeg ienoe ben os bens 29iere no9le
Orb.
Ser iom pan ale andre Solb er Iioer
Setalin9 % uriten intet grbejoe, iaa be,
iom bar brugt pp tine Heu9e / Spmmerens
9pb, faar iple for bet MI. Ser er foIot Ell
Sag og Sueitorm ben nuoen, iaa bet er ittl
noset itaoigt SER / 8iuter. 8etaliuseu
Sfooer / &itter err fra $14 til $22; for ba,
ben pRret fra 500 til $40 ON Raaneoen
Ge &ompanier, icm iiior bapoe % camps
bar iaar fun A.
SoaO Sp9bom og Eolitit ausanr, ina ei
Der lioet al Dem. Ser bar bog uGrc fer.
3ilfGIoe of 9iptbcriI, og Der or mango, ion
bar mltet fine tjGre Smoa, 5orreIten el
alt ganite bra eiter SnitGupisbeberne.
gu Ftttis Silien til "gecorabsYoiten"
&eoattpr os oens 2Giere pper belle Nmerita
&. +. &.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
Sfbpcmina, Mih.

sereoe Heonittpn: Ct Spar til Ranor
Sallnlars NrtlieL, oateret Ndrqaeste, Nid.,
zoe geebr. 1898.
SEQ anta9er, at g(anoren ijenber Iioet III
6orboloene blanoi 8eicitninaeu berpypc. al
heferdtet at ogmme. Sau Iiaer / fin 3ros
lais; "5ibpeuin9, ben itgrte 8p paa Den
noroliae Salpg, aabner @tuerne paaup, "a
Hpoen oil burtis iOripiuoe." gr bette ianot?
seq appeierer til Solicit, Iom er boTooenoe
Rer I Spen, % Tom bar perionIig Grfarius.
% Ie9 CT orerbsulit prr. at De piI temple
bans uoia9n iom uinnobeb. Tpoeu or Itis
9eroe blorot ben fatt,se &Iasis; bet fan
tn9en ntooitge, Der bar SDn paa Sasen.
80 lGn9ere Sriieu oarer, oeito barre blirer
oct. gteo Seninn til, at Minerne optaaer
aroe'oet paanp, TOM bau flyer, ital ire iur
Eublituin % Sr. &auimnn oplpie, at "5be
Sate Snperior Srpn COMPANY" bar talet /
arbeioe ncgle 6amilis-5 Soil, Der leier 9uS al
S~onlpaniet; pg / bu;IIen lloitrpfuiug bar
De fore 9ron Glift % Glepelauo Wiue 9onls
pdnier rptage lin Sriit? Seg bar life for
NIT S~eotomntenOe bort npget ON, at De bar
ta9et Golt til 9lrbeloe, mel oerintoo peo ie9
Iteo Seltemtbeo, at be nps iur Sul ~aflfeoi-
9eoe Here WrbeiOere. gpiersH ital ieIp ina
op9Igre i'm Menin9 ON Sagcu, huornteget
oIsle 5orboloe Tan iprbeore ben %pfpnohilte
Sitting blauot 3ibprmin9s 8eiolfuine; %
boorrne9et er bet at lepe al, euoos ior DC
tnd, lont drbeioer, naar Ell Yfnuo betaleS
meo rs Gts. ON 9u9en, % ina bar op til
10 Terioner / i'm 6nmilte? 90 bpor meget
hliper oct at lepe al en- GountpbiGlp Of fra
8 I'll 10 Dollars pr. 6umtlie, Der bar at be-
tale Susleie % tjpbe SrGnoe, sui % Seo,
ior iao itrGnge @intre, iom hi heroppe bar?
Nlt bette lprgiemmer 6r. &nufmau.
Ser riloe baue ppret mc9et pGrrc, bpis
life enoel ~tirtelige % priUate BARTER bapOe.
ta8et Soanb / meo at noe 0auer til be 9luos
i'oenoe. On Sa9tta9er.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16

SeifebcnBeo. Gn Meni9beb, De,
gjerne oilbe pere al meb i'm Brett, bal
en- Gel i 6prlesenbeb meb, bporlebes 81
lfuloe gipre bet uocn at iaare bans 81
lclier. Otter me9en 9isfus ion btep Dc
rnige ON at meobele BAN, at be iaa fig
npbia9et til at neoi9tte hans Con. Gr
Delegation bleo uonaunt til at ben.
penbe iia til BAN % unoerrette BAN ON
Saaen. "Srgore", a bans Spar,
"iea bar iulst Ser i Meosans, os uil
aloris iorlaoe Ser / MOosan9".
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
Srpofftor, Wtnu.

Sr. Teodttpr: - Otter Here Tigers m,lot
% bebaaeli9t %eir piier 3bermometret ioag
80 nroer Zero, men ri bar iu0eu pioers Sns,
init %ianpiot Nidrien er bGttet.
Sunobcostilitnuoeu bar prret ntirore goo
ben forlpbne Sinter. Ser bar i~aaIeoes fore.
fommet en- @tnsie 3tifGloer at 9ierpefcber,
% mango mco op6elilt llofolb. 9Ggerue
ert,Grer, at bet ~oaarlige Tritttpano, pi iaar
ira &eo Cafe Silver, er Ell flor gtarin9 BERTH.
Editcr .. .. Salgan ira 5cr9uS Sails
bo.ot Den 4oe Os llngooms 6Ureorag /
@an9es Miu0e Seoebus. Som iROpan.ig
oeo Sau9on3 6oreorng bar Der iamlet fuIot
Sus, o9 peO fit Hare o9 9rcie Gprog. blau-
bet meo bet ipruoIenoe gune, iom er banl
e9en, tp8 ban ale iadat iiae meo Stcrm.
.. 8. 9iueei, 9oItmeIter / 3peet, Bolt
Gountp miiteoe i%prIeben al fin Gieuoom Ueo
3loebranp. Spcet bar life bIemme, oa
granoeu ~bc9pnote, o. ia bon erter np9le
faa Wiuuters TprIGb Tom tient, bar belle
hans Sus brGnot NED til 8runhen, "a bans
Some bar blet ltD9t iprbrRnot paa ben enc
Nrn. Sn!et blep reooet, % meo en- itor
6amilie itaar ban M bIottet for alle 9iu3-
fornpoenbeoer.
Grit Nuoerieu berfra Speu to9 fig for
leoen en- SjDretur til @rano Sorts. Chen
ben Sio er ban ipprIps %forluuupen. 4oliti-
def @pnpea bar pGret / Gait @rauo Sorts
Ior at uuocrigse Sa9en, men fauot fun ND
iaa me9et, at bet 2canL Der iorri9c 2lor8'
bag par beniat uoenfor en- Saloon, oat
gbriit Nnoerieus. ga ban brpg biemmefra
bnooc ban $500 paa fig. r..
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
NGlp Marfet, @inn.

h, a. "'VaiiOr: Neiu Marfet or en- tribe.
n v yS 81 ocrretniug ipues at saa pppcr.
h, S''.Esi8en er III forbi; llnsoommcn
nO'st ia 'crtraTelis.
~sa zoe December bupoe ri en- mcoct
n, s''.s Sammeniomit hos anuo Sloane.
NJ, 4"' e''lte 2atter Caroline bleo cate.
=, *e'er 9anieu. Sruocpurrct blep
r, '' @tFngoe u~rroifuIoe Gaper. ga
r,. ~ ''OSa' HoIOt en- slimrenoe Gale paa
sn g'' :" SliIoepnrret iaapeliom til Sor.
a4,, '..' Aei pngc @ar reiite til fit bpa.
On. s'''" REQ Greott &iper. Selo GA
''W! 2ors Slleu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
ara sutton, TorS Tafofd.
Surpriic 8artn.

AlTtE Goract 8ouo bapbe oauuet ct Son.
s''ia O. urraite 9icp. % Mrs. gsisueis,
ss' a'0'oc Sct o9iaa tilaapuS 9proao ben
o' S'cPT 1898. ct T0r patre @vnaeItole
..' 'S'rratt @reitefolfene. Multiurplet
'".0s Noale Stptfer. meoens NPiooao blep
.,''''' az Dc tpinpcIl9e 9%eltaaere. 9tan
r' ,.' 'A o0iao image, bporpaa man loo
.' 'qs'n' irit bGue fig fra De aooe giaarcr
y 'V''l'ie 9l1anoeu baaoe BET enc GA bet
..,,' % iaorcoe fig iua spot man iunoe til
''moo S.,G, 90 Supper bIep ierueret, %
~ Si'coluN9 til at inotaae ct riaiio
''''oc ySooltio, bpprpau IoItor isis,
V0.0i gnoa9t o. De flerc Yreiteiolt
,.,'''' Tor Dc toitbare @aper, be bapbe mob.
'' % laa be8Duote DC ubuoue @iuSter at
"l''0' % man itiltes meo ben bebaocs
0O'''le AZ at bape tilbraot 3aoen Ioo
'''a8'i9t iom Del mulist.
gn 3eltager.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
@rane Measop, 9. safota.

Sr. 8eoattcr: = Narir9cn Der bleo nogen'
lunoe GOD, men Triicrue - ia, benz peo ant
ON.
8eiret Der er uomGrfet, alimrenoe Sl9oe.
fore OF jngen Sneitprn, iao vi fan life
teore pnlte pS, bpaO oct an9aar.
SunbbeostlIItanoen er 9oo, in9en 60
Grippe Der cuonu.
Seq mao tatte Sorbicrs Sic for benoes
Ieiiebreoe; jeg IGier bem meo Snteresic
Sermeo en uenlig Silieu til "3ecprab'
8uiten" pg oens mango 9Giere.
On Saloers.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
Waar &rig crfl9res

mob en- Ranss gutaIisb,S at BANS gears, mau 5ienbtn
bsrolises % burtt3 o. let brinses til unostaasRe.
qsuus traftist 5orostsIiesr,sulator. Solicitors Ilauss
bitter. biIeiptiusrr itrar BET oprsrFss Organ. Deausel
paa gorssitlfs birrsrr ia euai,elis I RlUsn. % 3sbsn
/ ben. al NaHsst pau 6ors sieies,rlit, opisi9 ds %
turner, huorpes Der i%rsmtcmmsr Sals5rpnss. g~inbfpse
90 smtu,, fcrussn en- JsaHsos Spmptom.r. baas, u5ss
bassliss "a iarurOfistHos. 3'eu 5rss Opfaar THdrt. naar
bet aors 9iaUemioesI brua;s o. a~uu'nass til Stasissss.
4psp,pFa irsmyaIsu i7s.lts 5oritVu,tis I SiHsst. Os
snsss ( ~suulsssts % eppo4Onsria t trOHiits SiIf ,los.
iii iulbfrusis 6ierutIi, al sisis CT siti'y,u aIiib paa
Iisdil. ~etc,rlpa,. sOritopp,is. spatt,tis. R5tumas
tisms o. Walaria bsIsrsss, fuIbtausis pss osnns .uss
raasHbe DlssiiH. GAM
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
Eli spffe iteo Taseu!

Sr. Teoa'tgr: - Meo bet famine je9 iens
Der "gofuas III min 5aoer, CLAUS 9rerieib,
5boten, Gioy8e, iaa oil je8 sicnuem Geres
ereoe Slao ieuoe BAN min bIerteli9itr Npt'
outlining / @uleoning bans ienitinarise Geos
ieIsoae ben 26Oe Sch. 1894, idmt nit bepie
CnIte meo bans Sespnoelie al , enGite iemti.
3. Gtauien.
8elpit, gSis., ben Cite San. 1894.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
Weuab, WiseonFn.

Or. Neoafter: - Siuteren Der I Biseon'
fin er ifie meact ltrens, men Gtcernr or for
iaroel,g baaroe. iutet grbeioe % lii9er
Rprelie al nossn Slass. s Snab ON teOre
9,pcr tesner jes mtg meo gstelie
8. BeesrieH.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
"uV'e Pan, Yoif Co., minn.

1T ,, .Yll'or; Sn!en feires MI her, men
s,r, 1'8s' NILE. ga Grippe er / nqi,eu
to a, =. %uH8OOmmen tar bupt ct Srle.
so,,, Sar lntua 6ornDielier. geiret bar
Ssc, r 49, 'o'0f' men hi bar life eneuu
~.s" o%R0neoGrois Storm.
s,rs t o pnlier ies s9ecuras.g caen. %
y 6. 8ertiis.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-16
9orreiponoar1ee.

,s,r garr % Goresis faaes NE
/, -ggrnNan'F ~ tIr life eraana ai~ernemIrfe az
|, rfat cerlIn ~, nj life tlipe pfientliealrrt, niso'
e, .,'i rgs,s1Has' G ssr, asDstf % 's asrts fn
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05
La Grippe.

During the prevalence of the grippe
the past seasons it was a noticeable fact
that those who depended upon DIR.
Kings New Discovery, not only had a
speedy recovery, but escaped all of the
troublesome after effects of the malady.
This remedy seems to have a peculiar
power in effecting rapid cures not only
in cases of la grippe, but in all diseases
of throat, chest and lungs, and has cured
cases of asthma and hay fever of long
standing. Try it and be convinced. It
won't disappoint. Free trial bottles at
Snipes & Kinersly's drug store.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

had run up the track. We could not
rescue any more of the people, for they
could not get to the train. A very large
percentage of those that remained per-
ished. Away we went through the blaz-
ing woods. It was a race with death.
'The telegraph posts and ties were on
fire and stream OF fame pressed upon
the train. The people were packed SO
closely it was impossible to move. We
passed several bridges that were on fire.
At Partridge we procured water for the
passengers. The people at Partridge
supposed they were safe, but it appears
that within half an hour the flames
reached them, thus giving an idea how
fast the flames travelled. We drew a
sigh of relief when we reached the limits
of Superior and knew our precious
freight was safe."
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05
i

For Infants and Children.
Castoria promotes Digestion, and
overcomes Flatulency, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhea, and Feverishness
Thus the child is rendered healthy and its
sleep natural Castoria contains nc
Morphine or other narcotic property.
s'Castoria is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
III South Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY
eFor several years have recommended your
sCastoria,' and shall always continue to do so,
as it has invariably produced beneficial results"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, III. D.,
125th Street and 7th Ave., New York City.
s'The use of sCastoria' is so universal and
its merits SO well known that it seems work of
supererogation to endorse it. Few are the in
telligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach" :"
New York City.
TIE CESrXuR COMPANY, II Murray Street, N. Y.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05
ARace With Death.

- WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Sept. 4.-Engi-
neer William Best, of the original res
cuing passenger train on the Eastern
Minnesota, tells the following of the
resue at Hinckley:
''Soon after leaving Superior, at 1:15
p. M, 1 had to light the headlight owing
to the dense smoke which turned day
into night. The heat, as we we ap-
preached Hinckley, increased. 1 ex-
pected when we reached that point we
would get in an opening and escape the
smoke. My surprise was great, there
fore, when we found the fire right upon
the town. It took but glance to see
the town was doomed. The wind blew
with great velocity, and the flames
fairly leaped through the air. The peo-
pie, taken by surprise, were helpless.
The coming of the fire seemed like a
stroke of lightning. Almost in an in
slant the town was swept by pillows of
flame. We could not pass Hinckley,
and there was no use to look for orders,
for communication was cut off. To stay
and rescue as many as we could was our
duty, of course, but the great question,
and upon it hung the lives of many hun
dreds, was, how long dare we wait? Ed
Barry, who was there with engine No.
%, and A. D. Campbell, the conductor,
were as plucky and brave fellows as ever
passed mile-pole. We hastily coupled
a portion of Campbell's freight train
with the engine ahead onto the rear of
our trainr The people rushed toward
our train and piled into the cars. Some
were aged and helpless women and
children, and had to be helped aboard.
We had to shift the position of the train
several times to prevent it catching fire.
We were all breathing fire as it was.
We saw many sights that would have
filed us with horror if seen under other
circumstances, but there was horror
everywhere. We saw people fall down
A6vercome by heat and smoke. 1 saw
mothers with their babes make last
despairing effort to shelter their helpless
charges. We saw people surrounded by
fire; but there is no use trying to de-
scribe it to you. A few of our passen-
gers became panic stricken, and wanted
me to pull out regardless of the others
at Rinckley, but of course none of us
Thought of doing such = cowardly and
selfish act. We got about 400 people
from Hinckley aboard, may be more,
and slipped away to take the others who
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AT PINE CITY.
Supplies Pouring In From All Parts OF
the City.

Supplies Pouring In From All Parts of
the City.
PINE CITY, Mimi, Sept. $50 thor
oughly have all the arrangements been
made for the relief of the sufferers
around Hinckley that everything moves
along without hitch. The people of
this little village have responded nobly
to the cry for help that came from their
suffering neighbors. Provisions, cloth
ing. bedding and other supplies were
poured in from all parts of the state, and
sent from here to places where they
were most needed. The regulars from
Fort Smelling have been of great help.
Crowds of curious people are going over
the grounds, looking for relics of the
horrible disaster, and systematic search
parties are looking for more bodies in
the woods. General Bunker is repre-
senting the governor in relief measures.
All the injured have been brought to
the hospital, and the supplies were
turned over to the medical men in
charge, SO there was no delay in caring
for the injured. Every hall and public
building of any sort was used as hos
pital, and the people seemed to know no
weariness in their eager desire to reliev-
ing the suffering and survivors. The
heat was intense, the eyeballs nearly
shriveled and nearly every person who
passed through fire wore smoked glasses,
or else is unable to see at all. A relief
train came up on the road from st. Paul
at frequent intervals, and at every station
the people were ready with supplies,
which were brought to this city for dis
tribution. The appointment of state
commission by the governor for looking
after general relief measures has met
with general commendatioD. Word
from White Bear that limited train en-
gineer James Root will recover has
caused rejoicing. Thomas Dunn and
family of three were buried today, Dunn
was the heroic telegraph operator who
lost his life because he remained at his
post until the station was on fire. He
sent the order for the train to return and
take those who wanted to escape. The
train carried away over 800 people from
the fire. Dunn then jumped from the
window and started for the gravel pit,
where so many saved their lives. He
was within five rods of the pit when he
fell and was unable to get further.
Twenty bodies were picked up be-
tween Hinckley and Skunk Lake. Israel
Schrimpski, young Chicago lawyer,
who was reported lost, is safe.
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At Pine City.

PINE CITz, Mimi, Sept. 4.-Every
other person one meets in Pine City to-
day gives visible evidence in bloodshot
eyes, burned noses and cheeks, of the
conflict with fire. Some a.e thinly clad.
There are so tents and each housed four
to five people last night.