TBE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: £UXDAY MORNING. JUNE 2, 1889.—SIXTEEN PAGES. 7
! Smith won, second, Casslus- hotly and ,; carrying off:: whatever be readied Conemaugh, he immediately out, "Conemaugh la laid low- merged, '; fires J; have ; been put / out zeneyer. Miss Broesby r. Mrs. \ Caro- Caliente third. Both heats in the 2:45 race were . could . ; .• - Time, _:39i_. y y ./. . *" -•' contested. Blue Stone winning each by turned to account, jjI Under Sthese : piles, gathered Together the remaining pas- Cambria City gone, Johnstown . utterly- in the gas works and the city willbe in lina .„ Poiack. John; Kurtz, Ed- .. Five furlong dash, two-year-olds— summary thought, numbers yof bodies are : sengers of two trains and had them con- demolished and not a house stands in ward ' Lightner, - /missing; '" John LATONIA won, Lula B second, third. Time, a head.;- The follows: it is darkness before morning. 100 families LAST Lena Ban . except veyed DAYAT >; • >; Lightner, missing; ; * buried, not to : be yrecovered' by ; to Ebenshurg by wagon, a dis- Colville.";/As this dreadful news came Dennis Car \u25a0 Stone. V.. -:.".'...- -..... 1 1 yy-. \u25a0•\u25a0 Blue ::.'.. have been forced to remove their house- 1:03*4. -.--\u25a0 .. / ...... ' days./ y*. opposite poor ; missing ; Rose Haw-' \u25a0 Seven furlong ages— Bridgelight F10raM...... ":.. .;"...... 2 the labor of many A woman and tance ofabout ten miles. from the bank one woman hold effects. No trains have left the rol, Samuel and . dash,*- all y;..v - ; \u25a0Conductor...... "....;...... 3 4 y are gone!" Joseph three in won, Tudor second,' Gardner : third. Time, I a little girl were brought ;from Johns- ?.'.'- :'»'\u25a0" , THE 'SURVIVORS . ' yelled: "My God,' my babies city, to-day except over the York River thorne, Mrs. Smith - and Spectators Shivered Over- ,l:3o*fc.. "J. R. -Utter - .";."".. ..:. ..:...... ".'.4" 7 town by some means which 1 could not are now at that place. The conductors and fellin a faint. Then the cries and railroad for Baltimore West Point children, Peter McEnuery; and family Blue Bull .....".. .5 3 was*; passengers /.via of llammil,-Mrs. 11. Track The Steeplechase was : declared off. Snow Ball.-.:;...... 0 5 ascertain. 'Ihe woman / \u25a0}"\u25a0 I of the. trains went with the passengers shrieks from the became and now their tracks are under water. nine, Mrs. and Miss coats and the ' • • '•\u25a0 " \u25a0'" Ogle, telegraph'op- Green refused to allow Linguist to start Missouri 80y...... v...... 7 0 IX confinement y to Ebenshurg, and the Pullman con- more terrible, and when the '.• train The Coast Line bridge over/the Appo- M. Western Union Was Heavy. on account of having been ruled off at Time, 2:3 d".1 '_.:•--•_. \u25a0\u25a0.;.. - and was carried on a lounge," her sole re- ductor, who is supposed to have a list of stopped at its destination it was a sorry, mattox river ,at \u25a0 Petersburg *' has been erator, and Miss Minnie Ogle, Miss Grace West then scratched .//" THE FRKK FOR ALL TROT, maining piece of property. *; She was Those under his charge, is there also. sight to see: the mourning human- . The Gorman, Miss Watkins, Miss Minnie Side. Corrigan ! J swept away and that route is closed. and for ' pace \u25a0\u25a0 postponed taken to Latrobe for hospital treatment. lc was impossible >to give the names of ity that: left the cars. Death Petersburg gone Linton (missing); Thomas Jackson, tel- his entries, Irish Pat and Winslow, and free all were 1 '- - iron bridge at has also the declared off. . after two heats in each had been de- I cannot understand how it is that peo-' ' VJiiy of those who lost their lives, but it was , strewn y all ;- along the* railroad down. Bridges have also been swept egraph lineman; Mr. Kodgers, William Defeats race was . ' 1 Montrose Marchma ".first, Major pie unable to make \u25a0 their way from \u25a0,Is. known that E. McCiillough,- of the from New Florence :' to * Sang Hollow, Gaither, all the other* were unidenti- cided. In the Alkali and are r away over Chickahominiy, Little river. ; _ ; , of one for the Cincinnati Hotel : AT JEROME PARK, Linn each won a heat, and Jumbo, Sang : Hollow to Johnstown. * The dis-*, "Westmoreland Coal 'company.' and his Not less ' thau a dozen bodies were South Anna and Cow Pasture rivers on fied. . The condition the streets is .certainly family were \u25a0 * many , were of unparalleled desolation/. Fine thor- Johnnie Woods and Lillian had each a tance I*3 short, and ." it should ''whole ''- , saved. ' Mr. picked up, .whileV others or near the line of the <\u25a0 Chesapeake & Heavy get ' ! /; \ oughfares most densely populated Stakes. Seven Fair Races on a heat to their credit in the-last. lie a comparatively easy task to over ump stated that '"if the pas- seen in the wreck and river; strewn Ohio railroad, on \u25a0 Fred- in the ... ; . the Richmond, of Track. The exhibition half-mi heat between it on foot or horseback. However, there;! .'^angers -> had only remained along/the • river bank. As the train ericksburg Potomac, ,- near Ash- parts of the town are denuded the 1 •\u25a0" crow which once were : the pride of Jerome Park, June I.—The weather Mambrino Sparkle and Hartford, :. a half seems to be some | insurmountable ob- '/Where they •;-.were ;.; instead 4of \u25a0, reached Sang Hollow a huge black land, •*-". the / stone .-: ; arch \u25a0. over . . the stores- brother to Maud S, the peerless queen stru'etion. Allthose who made the trip/; jumping into the water the terrible loss sailed out into the very middle of the Chickahominy a their inhabitants. Trees have been Other Winners Cheney, Mon- was wet and the track heavy to-day. darting has caved in. Within , i branches, _ of the trotters, ; was '•; full of j in- on the train with me, in order to obtain" "of life would have been avoided."* After boisterous stream,; and, down, few miles of this city the tracks of both stripped of their - their First race— Fiienzi had a wait-over.' : - are,, tidings of their friends in Johnstown, 11 had deserted the the pounced " into the swift waters. The trunks standing bare and broken Hardy, Nevin 'race, terest. Both horses owned by. / 'tlie people cars, the Richmond & Allegheny and rllich- ' . ita Joe Second .Minimum stakes, one-half * are swept away. Ciough. Hartford was i*given the pole were forced -to return as I did. The' ', officials state the two.;Pullman cars at- crow, then flew away and disappeared, are ; under or uprooted and It is mile— Civil Service won. Maximus second, mond &Danville railroads to not single Long* Eoy. Bavarian third. Time, .SOU. and created a sensation, by ,* keeping it railroad is in a terrible condition. The tached to the day express were set on' but on Ihe next wave the body of a small _. .-" This not exaggeration say that a and \u25a0 water \from the James river. Third nice, City handicap, one and one- to rhe The '\u25a0 time,* l:l2l_, though day express and the limited, which" left'-lire and entirely consumed. A car of child; appeared. A wild ; shriek" went morning : large bridge structure now left within^' the confines won, .finish. Scott's wooden i as , eiehih miles—Aurelia Euros second, not exceeding; fast, is considered a re- Pittsburg Friday morning, are lying be- ylijne wa? standing near the train; when up from , the horrified passengers and spanning the Rappahannock at Fred- of the city is safe a.place . of habitu.< Biiilston third. Time, 1-59% markable feat for the young stallion. tween Johnstown and Conemaugh,;bav- the water reached the lime it set fire to fully a hundred voices shouted to a ericksburg, was washed away. Many, tion and all must be The St. Louis Meeting Opens -. Fourth race, three-quarters ofa mileßan- The says ing been cut off by the flood/ the car, and the flames . reaching the number of men who were standing on TORN DOWN AND REBUILT.- .;.'•'-'." ner \u0084 senator Hartford has demon- Linemen;- houses- have been floated away. The Bearer won. Blue -Hock second,. Bess and; our train, l' sleepers i the dead body The gorge has so obstructed the third. Time, 1:18"A. \u25a0_«_ ." iv strated great ability; to train on, were set down from at every they were entirely con- river bank.and before the loss is very heavy clear through to the With a Good Card and - •'-' r further, of the viaduct '; that the Fifth race. Titancourse, 1,100 yards—Mad- this year will be a ' gteat horse. At station to repair the - telegraph wires 'samed. Supt. Trump fully con- floated down a hundred; feet it Chesapeake bay. :/,-;./ sluiceways Many People. stone won, Sam Wood second, Bob-- Furey next Saturday's :matinee Hartford will which ; are -damaged. ;"Tremendous- firms the reports > already, sent was overtaken and . taken from the wa- water, although all the concretion of third. Time, 1:2-1V.. -; • y undoubtedly be driven against time. - efforts are being exerted to repair the 'out about the -terrible disaster in and ters. "The people of , Johnstown are ac- , MILITIACALLED OUT. the streams debauching into the Cone- Sixth race, selling, one mile and half a fur- injury sustained by the railroad, and iv yiipar Johnstown. He says it will never tually starving. Men who were yester- maugh is not great, does not recede ;as long—First Attempt won,' Gendarme second, Thieves r - is only a question- of a couple of: days be known exactly how many lives were day/worth 1500,000 are to-day actu- Hordes of Infest the fast as it otherwise would. Allboats and Cincinnati, June I.—The last day of Wvmvood third. Time, 1 :57*4. v. : ' Seventh race, mile and air until through communication is re-es- -lost, hut the number willreach ally penniless, suffering for the ne- Devastated Region. crafts having been swept away, the meeting was one of few one eighth-—~~ y. deluged- the the without Taragon won, Le Logas second,' Fa_e6__- third. THE VALLEY* OF DEATH. tablished. .Our homeward, trip was, • AMONG the thousands. cessities of life. . A loud/ cry of PiTT.SBuno, . Pa., June 2.— Gov. means of getting about- the rain, but the track was heavy and stiff, Time, '_.:<- marked by succession sad specta- -: After "providing for the passengers distress is being up .from the en- now titrivals for the canals of 3*4. a of v sent Beaver has ordered out the Tenth regi- streets as and the spectators were shivering in on. limed Front First Page. cles. At Blairsville Intersection two who were sent to Ebensburg, Sunt." tire city, and the doleful want should Venice, is attended with danger. The Jerome Races. little girls lay dead, and in house made his way Blairsville meet with a prompt response. The ment of the state guards for service at Notwithstanding the .dire . distress overcoats. Notwithstanding the unsea- . ,a . Trump to - step sonable weather. Latonia has never had New York, June I.—At Jerome park panics have very large risks in Johns- taken- from the river there was the, Junction, a distance of nearly twenty- great Cambria iron works are wrecked Johnstown. This is necessitated of their; fellow citizens . the. small, town." but all claim Unit they are equal corpse ot a woman. I think that the .five miles, walking most of the way on . and entirely ruined. The tide of the by : the descent of bands- of wreck- Huns were caught purloining garments so large an attendance as at the present to-day the attendance was weath- to vie-; meeting. er rainy; track muddy. the occasion without serious result. loss is altogether under, estimated/y.lt the., north bank of the . Conemaugh river is flowing through the great mills. ers who feed like. vultures upon catas- and searching the pockets of the Among the isimy opinion that, of On reaching are flooded out. The em- ; times of the awful tragedy. Allfood Fii>t race, selling, six furlongs—Cheeney, Mile and one-sixteenth— Walk over for -".-.:.*.-.-_.-; when the number river. Blairsville Junc- Allthe banks trophes of this kind. The wreckers 100. .Mis Johnson-Enquirer, Monahan, 3 to \u25a0'\u25a0 , SECRET. ASSOCIATIONS \u25a0;_ dead is finally ascertained, it will-be tion he telegraphed the news; of the of the Cambria works would have from parts supplies having been destroyed and all Firenzi. : Eloyes " have flocked all of the couu- 1, first: Ben \u25a0B. 109, Bergath-Georgia, -.' Half mile— (service won in :50V_, Max- who will suffer, however, are the Im- found not to fail short of 5,000. . awfulcalamity to his superior officer. een paid offto-day. V ''\u0084', j try in such numbers that I military de- places of shelter having been made' Thorpse, 12 to 2. second: Stuart, 116, Glen imus Bavarian third. proved Order of Heptasophs, the Royal " He = wrought . insecure, hundreds tool: refuge Athol- Friday. Magee, third. Time, 1:23. second. A describes the devastation fense is becoming imperatively neces- .on ; Mile and an eighth Amelia won m 1:59%, Arcanum, Knights of Pythias and Odd TRAIN SWEPT AWAY, .by the resistless flood at . Johnstown as / CHOPPED THEIR LEGS OFF sary. There undoubtedly for the slopes which surround the city on lago, Holland, Fargo. Festus, Bonnir aud Eurus second. Ballslon third. " a is need of «\u2666*»_. -Fellows: This afternoon number of being something awful to behold. The police '\u25a0 all side^ The scenes *these camps Fleetwood finished in the order named. Three-fourths of a mile—Banner Bearer large And One .Hundred or More Pas* _ To Rescue Them From the Heaps protection. The - citizens are got offin the lead but was fish globes were placed in con- round house at Conemaugh was com- utterly paralyzed and helpless to were pathetic. Little children clustered Stuart soon won. Blue Rock second, Bess third. Time, spicuous positions, a senders Lost. : ofBurning Debris. pro- /;.. by ,*• : card attached pletely destroyed, and a number of ./ // the around their elders ".',•" overtaken, -first Holland and later 1.-18U. -: i" voluntary y Pittsburg, _ tect themselves from vandals who CRYING • Fourteen hundred yards—Madstone won, [ asked for contributions. By Pa., June I.— Greens- freight engines were washed down to Johnstown, Pa., June 1, 1:40 p. m.— FOR FOOD by lago, but at the finish Cheeney and 1 says: have swarmed from all sides to enrich ; Ben B made strikes for the lead, both Sam Wood second, Bob Furev third. Time, -this novel method several hundred dol- burg special The first section of the stone bridge at Johnstown.- Allthe The vast yaccumulation of buildings with all . kinds of and shivering with . the cold . mountain :\u25a0 lars were general themselves city passing Stuart, and Cheeney winning 1:24"4. :-• added to the relief the . day ex-press, which passes here at 9 works 'east of- Johnstown bridge which were swept by the angry water plunder. Three y thousand, coffins air. For sixteen bouts 'the little a a Mile and sixteenth— Attempt won in fund. Manager P. Harris this evening o'clock, was lying between. Hol- are completely washed away. .-'West of we're ordered .at 10 o'clock last night was cut offfrom the world and the trag- by length and half. 1:57*4, Gendarmes second, Wynwood third. telegraphed his representative to ar- Sang to ; the Pennsylvania . railroad bridge, night never be Second" nice, selling, seven furlongs the bridge some of . the works \u0084 re- from this city. John Cullen has edies of that awful can Mile and eighth—Taragon won in 2:03*4, . range a benefit performance low and Johnstown yesterday afternoon badly piled fully fifty high, have burned been Pennsylvania nita Hardy. 106, King Ban-Buff and Blue Le Logos second. Falcon third. for at his the main, but they are damaged. feet identified. Another body is said .to be told. '" The rail- Magee, 2 to 1. firs.; Cupid, 116, Baden- theater to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon. when waters came down. -;, The flood entirely edge. Before the build- road tracks at "Sang y Hol- containing The railroad track is . washed to the water's be that of Flamngan. John Jackson, second; Manager gives one of .the \u25a0 Baden and Bronda. Moore. 7 to 1, AT MINNEHAHA. Harris free use of his cut cars, about away between Conemaugh and Bridge ings took ; fire many people, dead and lineman of the Western Union Tele- low, ..; three miles west, were torn Castaway, 10S. Outeast-Atopio, Allen, 2 to 1, theater, and Manager Harry Smart, of fiftyor sixty passengers, loose, '\u25a0- and it No. 6, distance about two and were out and absolutely washed away for a third: time. I:3(>i_. Arundel, Jakie Toms. was carried away, a jof a. alive, taken from them, and iv sev- graph company, has been identified. Steel, Virginius and Some Good Speeding: Done by "MyPartner," and all the members of and it is supposed half miles. Supt. Trump ; states that eral instances the unfortunates were so Dorney found the distance of: three-quarters '. of a mile. Maid of Orleans, Cast company give passengers perished. Benjamin baby of ; Monta finished in the order named. < Minneapolis Horses. his also their services the A few of the there was a train load- of provisions and wedged in that itwas necessary to chop Mrs. Jennie Extein. of Cambria City, The heavy steel rails . were twisted — lree. It is expected that at least $1,000 occupants of * the other cars, it is groceries company's /yard' they were slender copper Castaway got off first, with Arundel always in the at their legs off to release them. The on the river bank near Nineveh. The about as if second, Cast third. Monita Hardy That fast horses have a charm will be realized. Ayouug man who was thought, escaped, but it is doubtful. Conemaugh, and the cars were broken church was also destroyed by wires, and in some instance were broken Steel was a on Bell, of Latrobe, was the conductor, Cothoiic .house ofEdward Riley, at Cambria City, brought went ahead in the stretch and won manifest at the "free opening" of j passenger the Derry express, which open by the citizens, and, as a result, fire this morning. A number of people was washed away, and Mr. Riley,"his off by the strain to bear Driving park yesterday lett Pittsburg at 11 o'clock this morn- and escaped by assistance rendered him. they supplied against possi- on was swept into the easily. the Minnehaha dispatch were well were on the roof. when the structure wife and seven children have perished. them. One track furlongs— Notwithstanding , ing, proceeded to Sang Hollow (five A from Nineveh says: There ble concluding them, river, the rails and ties of the east track Third race, purse.five Joe Kevin, afternoon. _ that the large want. In his statement, took -fire, and all of were Acting Coroner R. R. Hammer has 102. Brigadier, by JacK Shepherd, Kay, 3 to was miles from Johnstown) under special appears to be a numbers ofjpeople he says that he could give many more consumed ;in the flames. The dam- superintend- were thrown .on top of the west-bound 1, first; Meliowau, weather rather cool, several hun- orders, lodged trees yalong arrived at Nineveh and is were, Tioga, 103, Fonso-Miss ' and returned to the city this in and rubbish the details of the horrors that came* under age is as yet inestimable, regard- ing the preparation the Two track, and in one place they Freeman, 7 to 1. second; Guuwad, 103, dred enthusiasts of the tuif, including evening, furnishes an interesting ac- line, and many are alive. Rescuing his . of bodies. twisted ; into a plait. The stone bal- Funner-Anuie S. Allen, 2to 1, third. Time, many ladies, out y observation, but he thinks the less of the great loss of life. hundred rough boxes has arrived from turned and witnessed count of his experience. .'When we parties should be advised at every sta- ground has been pretty well covered by The Pennsylvania railroad loss will be Pittsburg. are last was washed from between ties 1:083.. Peerless, Regents Valentine, John the sport. The management deserves reached Derry," he said, was tion. Another telegram* .from Nineveh The bodies being cleaned over a mile, McCiillough and Uncle Kit finished iv the "our train his dispatches. After concluding his enormous. An official report of the and put in the coffins. The undertakers for and in one -place the praise for the smoothness with which boarded by a relief committee, no said that up to noon 175 bodies had been report, Trump ; rails, swept order named. programme and Mr. returned to Pitts- the damage done to railroad property is from Pittsbuig have arrived and willbe ties" and ballast were all the was carried out, ooner was it ascertained that we taken from the river at that point.- The , burg. away, and the heavy clay roadbed was Troga got offin the lead, but at the exception a were ._, . appended. Full half a mile of the track reinforced by fifteen more before morn- three-quarters With the of little unneces- going on to Sang Hollow than contribu- stage of water in the Allegheny river between Sang Hollow and Johnstown ing. The Derry volunteer arrived beaten as hard as a cemented floor by Joe Nevln went to the sary scoring between heats, everything tions of provisions and supplies every th's afternoon become so alarming that ; RICH MEN RUINED. train force sweeping front and held his place, winning by worked like machinery. This, however, of has been washed out, and much of the at Nineveh this evening and will take the of the current over • kind were piled on board, filling en- residents living in low districts ;began tracks, it. four lengths. ".... . - . -. • - was excusable, as Col. Fred Pillsbury an move * : Millionaires Yesterday, Penniless rails and ties are carried away. the seventy-eight dead found bodies to :''^_^^^__f__^^__-__Wm Fourth race, sweepstakes, - added, tire car. On reaching Sang Hollow, the to their household^ V effects to bridge at Johnstown has - FOOD, CLOTHING AND MONEY .' 5.600 . as starter was too higher grade. and Starving The fire at the Johnstown. mile Bravo. , Bramble-Nevada, acted and modest to scene which presented itself to us was It has been a very busy. To-Day. by inhabitants of the 112. Ray, 8 make "bluff" The done great damage. The facing and is needed the too,—won; Longboy, 111. imp.Hurrah-Lady any at the drivers. heartrending. The road was lined with day along the wharves owing to the sud- Sang Hollow, -Pa., June 1.-10:30 p. keystones are damaged. Considerable stricken city. They need shelter also. \u25a0 to special PITEOUS TALES Longfellow, Allen", 2 1, second; Liedef- feature of the matinee was the homeless people, some with a trunk or denness ofthe rise, and coating fleetst m.— 9:30 the first train passed New track is destroyed above Johnstown. - The citizens of Pittsburg and Allegheny kranu, 108, Allen Pinkerton-Sour Heart, match between Senator Clough's "Joe a solitary chair— the only saving from are hard at woik securing their tows. Death, Want and Suffering have started a relief fund which is Fox, 6to 1. third. Time, 1:51; Marchburn Braden" and R. F. Jones' "Big Ike." wearing Florence east. It. was crowded with Of at fourth. -losie M last. their household goods— and an TWO TRAINS LOST, \u25a0;. - en TRAINS TAKEN OFF. Sang Hollow. growing rapidly, but the sum needed The match was nest two in three half- aspect of most helpless misery. Men people from Pitfcourg and places than any one com- March burn and Lieaerkrantz set the was to Sang are more pace, mile heats. The first heat devoid were at work transferring from a freight Many Passengers '.route— people who were going the Passenger Business Stopped on Hollow, June. I.—Millions munity can give. Food has been for- with Bravo in rite rear until the of interest, as the And of the repair damage, quarter, went easily, senator's animal car . the Flood. ..scene of ; the disaster with but little the Pennsylvania. cannot the and the des- warded from the cities and towns along last when he ahead made a bad break just after getting PILE OF Drowned in : territory. and won by lengths. . y the A CORPSES hope of finding their loved ones alive. Philadelphia. I.— olation covers miles of the lines of the road. On the Balti- three word, and did not recover in. time to sixty in . Philadelphia; June 1. Informa- June The condi- The number of bodies thus far _ at least number, and here and Rich and poor were on .-board that recov- Ohio railroad there much Fifth race. Cincinnati Hotel handicap, "push" king — at Harrisburg ' more was -000 added by the Gibson house, one and- Jones' of the ice. .The there a ghastly something under a tion was received, about 11 o'clock to- train, all thinking of but one "thing tion of the river is such ered is about 500. How many lie be- damage . also, but there was no one-fourth miles— Montrose, ' 112, Duke of second heat, however, took a different covering showed where the remains of ' night at the office of the Pennsylvania -and that was "What willwe see? It was that the Pennsylvania railroad officials neath the great , bed . of fire, under- such torrent to devastate as that Montrose-Patti. Allen, 6 to 5, first:. Marchma-, aspect. The senator secured a p firm j some victim of the flood lay awaiting a a heartrending and not a dry eye decided at 9 o'clock - to-night to run no swept by a raging torrent, the uncover- swept down from the South Fork to grip of railroad, of frightful disaster to two sight, 106, St. Martin-Gold Basis. Warwick, 8 1, the ribbons in one hand and the identification or"interment in a ;>was in the train,' moaned for between Philadelphia and ing of their bones can alone determine ; reservoir with a rapidity incredible and second: Gilford. 105. Gilrov-La Ghana, Fin- whip in the other, and whis- name- of the through trains from Pittsburg, Movers more trains but from , all appearances there are negan. 6to 1. third. y Time. 2:16*,_. less grave. A corps of busy workers supposed their children, husbands paced the Harrisburg until the water sub- a destruction unparalleled in the annals - — - pered to Jones to come on. The were engaged in clearing away which have been tobe safe at" wrung mute thousands. - The agonized cries and la- history.': Montrose :'- made a push for the lead, : the ' . aisles and " their hands in of American The actual loss horses got off well together aud piles Conemaugh. Assistant Superintendent jiagony pressed y sides and orders were issued to that mentations of the friends who have not ascer- and got .it*, at ' the stand, and was of driftwood and scattered articles ; fathers their faces effect. received here of life cannot ; possibly be not were neck and neck to the quarter, goods Trump telegraphs ; ; The last report able learn any tidings their afterwards headed, winning by two of household which cumbered the from Blairsville/ .against the windows in vain endeavor Harrisburg showed that the tracks been to of tained within less than a week lengths. ' " but Joe was too swift on the home tracks and the roadside. These piles of Junction that the .day express*! to: see something, they knew not what,; from loved ones is most deplorable and or ten days. The damage done y _\u0084.., -. . . .• submerged - - stretch and Ikewas nearly half a length debris told their own mournful story. east-bound from ..Chicago,,, -toll would tell them in a were at : Steelton. and that pathetic. When a form is seen to drop the Cambria Iron work's mills is incal- was ' that measure ot water rising. This action ST. LOUIS OPENING. behind when the wire reached. There were beds, bureaus, chairs, York, - the mail, from • dreadful fate ones the was still down deeper into the flames, from the they to spend a quarter New and strain the that their loved railroad officials closes up the culable and will have Time, 1:10>_. The last was tables, pictures, dead horses and mules, Pittsburg, bound East, were put on the., Iliad met with. All along the raging of the burning away of supporters, shrieks fabulous sum in repairs before they can Five Events on the Card—Steeple- made in seconds, a 2:14 clip. 'Ihe overcoats, '\u25a0'. entire line from Philadelphia to Pitts- pierce the air like wail from a lost soul. 333. remnants of dresses sticking back tracks in the yard at; Conemaugh : Conemaugh the tram - stopped and definitely stated' a resume work, which willnot be for sev- chase Oft*. race was postponed until next Saturday. . on of. a the burg, and it cannot be The list of \u0084., K-y;-,y;.y -•-..-,. -yy Declared the branches trees and thousand' when flooded condition of the main bodies were taken on the. express car, '/ eral mouths. . ./;- ;... '-\u0084•\u25a0-/- ,"//. ".'..>\u25a0' .'V St, Louis. June I.—To-day was In the first trotting race there were six other odd pieces of flotsam and jetsam tracks made it apparently unsafe to carried by the villagers, who were when travel willbe resumed. -/ . ' •:yy THOSE RECOGNIZED . Washington, June i i.—At 12:30 to the entries. Milkmaid was too for her bejing are . Opening day of the summer meeting of fast from ruined homes. I saw a man get proceed further. When the continued out along the hanks. As each stop was - : RICHMOND DELUGED. thus far John W. Parsons, wifeand night the water had- reached- Pennsyl- company and easily won the race; -Ap- \u25a0 off the train and pick up an insurance rise of the water made the danger ap- made the train was utterly deserted, as child; Aubrey Parsons, wife and two vania avenue at Sixth and washed the St. Louis Jockey club. The track ; \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 street pended is the "result: \u0084' '- ,-,.;. policy for §30,000. Another took parent the frightened passengers fled thie passengers pushed to the spot where A Large Part ofVirginia's Capital children: Mrs. John Henderson and away to the. street car tracks on the was in fair condition. -... 3:00 TROT—BEST TWO IN THREE. away as a relic a baby's chair from the two trains the hilis by. being board, two children, Miss Frank, daughter and -to the Mile dash, all ages— Wheeler \u0084."...... _•..__.. and to near. the bodies were taken on Under Water. south side' nearly door- T won. Mol- - Milkmaid- .1 '. 1 a confirmation card :in a bat- Many in wild excitement threw so as to see if perchancce they could of John Frank; James Lightner and A strong current- is sweeping lie's Last second, Kermesse third. Time, Mac :. ...:.:. .2 2 their Richmond, Va., June Franklin, sister, Lightner; steps. 1Ao. Leon 11...... tered frame. On the banks of the Little themselves into the raging current recognize in one of the bloated corpses wife ; and Margaret • through- B street and around the corner 3 4 • : Main and Cary streets and all interven- Luther, Bridges, Louis Pennsylvania Seven furlongs, all ages— won. Entry Frank Wright. .•'.....'..\u25a0•.,...-. _'...0. -. Conemaugh. creek people were delving - , and were -, drowned. It is -Apposed a I relative. At Sang Hollow, a long . Mike James . of Thirtieth and avenue Stone * ing are wife, second. Ked third. Time. 1:21*4. Whitestocking.'.:...... ". * 5 in the driftwood, which was piled to a that about, fifteen persons losF'their stop : was [ y made, and some , men . streets to the river covered with Weinseller and Lizzie Howe, Mrs. and down the gutter .on. the south Three-year-old, mile and one-half— Long Time, 2:41, 2:36%: * :'..-. depth of six or seven feet, unearthing : lives in this way. When Supt." Trump fr6m ...." across the river called . water. All the ; wharves are . sub- Andrew Leonard, Mrs. Cush, Miss Kat-- side. ... \u25a0...-:..-:- ..... - ... "^^^r_ M^",^'***J, MMM"'^' M'™'^™»"M--"^n«-^------^^ _\u25a0\u25a0_\u25a0_\u25a0\u25a0-_-----_-\u25a0------» < . *^*^ **^"'^ MM^«
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