The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-09-06

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SUNDAY Dut g force OF men a.. fought the.
names SO eHesctlveiy that the property
was save saved. Their only loss was forty
IONS OF nay on the Mccain meadow.
george Wetzel lost about 80 tons, in.
Inc locallty. Barrett barr q Campbell lost
ABOUT 9O tons, Ward a't1[. q Davis lost 25O
IONS: .e1a .1oss 9 son Ivy tons, mostly upon
~ n1t1ey Brook and Chase Brook,
z oley BIOS. iosC ABOUT 'l'l lOo tons, while
.ne numerous smaller losses will bring
~ Co1 s'.l loss up. 10 \ ,2OO TONS The.
ioss y 'lmoer' nay, i've stock and
pulldlns : IS almost lncalc ulable.
Dellnlee lnlormatlon can not yet be OBJ
1aiheu put inc 1ull JOSS will reach many
onousahus Aol aollars IN 2 Mile Laos '.
oounos aluhe.
Cnas. C = Chas. Anderson, U.
oolnsoll' s s. = hoerson, A. Anderson,
o.Iiers',n, 1oagla an a.. &c oh m
: S. yvalseeln, VIZ. fso:strom, -. Des-
n''io' =. = eianu anu =. l!urnqulst are
alnon tnose VINO had their homes 10 11e
swepo away u Neal Brook SATURDAY.
me loss vii aggregate several
ono''sanu u l put Win the gen fpe
soue peopie arounu tnem VINO escaped pee
ene wfath ol me merry demon they will
soon nave iooo' clotnlng ana shelter.
neion 8 h,cClellan,s nome camps
:. O. = one losglng outnt We're ere
, :, Up u me names Saturday.
roley bros ,,ss lo 'sl about lOO,OOO logs
TUESDAY N Chase Brook vicinity
nllli7 Lacs LUMBER Co. LOST about 4OO,-
ooo le e q OAK Gal logs. Ihe upper dam
IL l Inc main 'll1 river at Mllaca is also
burned and the dam at Tibbetts Brook
IS completely dt't burned out. The fire is
reported '1'r e as still burning in south of
Page,s, put no further danger is antici-
pateo.
AS soon 90 as news OF the terrible ordeal
could be sent out, before the hot
breath OF the lire had fairly died away,
wiling hands and generous hearts
were at work IN st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth and ST. Cloud, and at many
other points all over the great State,
collecting and sending to the sufferers
every available necessity to take care
OF the dead and ameliorate the suffer
lngs OF the living. Train loads of food
and clothing have been pouring in for
their relief, and everything that medi-
Cal science and skill can do, .is being
done. Inc l'[lt relief committee OF this
county con cor IS ting OF r. c. Dunn, Fl. G.
Head ana s T. r. Mcclellan Met were
promptly on the grounds Is to DO all that
Jay IL thelr power 20 nelp the a1alcted.
ouc VI generous contrl Dutlons were pour
ing II lor me Hl llasy sufferers IRON
al parts OF Inc state that a major part
" Ine r IS from thls county was
given 10 the twenty-five homeless
1a lnl IS who lost everything in the
nre north Nc OF Mllaca. These families
nave mourning le1t, neither clothing nor Tor
loou' ana the LIBERAL AID given them
lalis IKE d Goa #send IN their midst.
ne lel -[s conm '11; nave the cash
con1llou'ea sui u thelr hands which
VII 70 cs'ielully llspursed 20 meet the the
iuOure ileeus u tne. homeless 1amllles
u Inls county a1'
Z. =. Mcclellan VINO IS always among
inc nrst 70 respond among our ever
ready cltlzens IN Times OF distress, went
70 Cne scenes OF the disaster Monday.
LIS account OF the soul narrowing woe
alu Misery Ely ana utter des ' where
ohly q lew Gays since were busy lie,
pusDle ana actlVlty' IS touching IN The the
extreme RENE In handing the charred
anu plackened corpses the hesh would
yleld 70 the touch and men would turn
from from the slckenlng spectacle with tears
IN sthelr eyes ana a prayer IN their
hearts ever 70 De spared from witness
Ing such s scenes again.
NJ r. Mcclellan met an old gentleman