Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-12-26
now cool senought to handle, but mo
dead bodies have yet been recovered.
A SMALLER HORROR.

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( now cool senoughsto to handle, but no
dead bodies have yet been recovered.
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& A sMALLER HORROR.
a LONDON, Dec. 2O.-The gable a. IA
: Mines Hotel, Edinburr. which vas
3 weakened by fire. fell To-day. hurv.
ling several persons in the rn}ns. Tsn
|, Iare missing; three bodies have been
recovered.
III LoNDoN. Dec. 2O.--Ten nersnns
Iwere killed sbv the fail of. .tha rshls of
Itha MiInes .Hofsl 81 Edinbnre sH vester. -
.I6av. sEs}sF Z N : :
II se@ tkge 49,.
TneINevv. YORK Seoeroy. ssS
NEW York. Dec. ql.--lThes number
i Of lives lost by the Barclay ,,straet az
plosion and Are Is still urid deterniined.
but it is believed thAt afflly forty
bodies now lie, ,ibnriSis beneath tie
the ruins, The renewal of the AZ.
bris, which was BEGUN at Cooled.
has proceeded so far that the street -
clear to the outside Of the sidewalk
| in front or the ruins, On the oupo-
site sidewalk. under blood .stafned
tarpaulin, are the bodies of
Nxr. avn aoy.
wb;ch vo,a teksn 80 *. Tron, 4 a the min. -,
the adcwalk. this morning. When
fonnd tbo hn9;ss rvaro iviv 3 a. rrnre
of the dnorwav Roths vsrs = : vjdertIv 81
strmck With tha heevv stors' cer,,ir =
which st;ll. Law ecros: tie Nov. -
and which II Was nacasssrv to in ~,
fore tho hodv conid ha re,onu.a
One hodv was recorrizsHs me- u. Y fh.ts
i t~-~ Z, 80
street, BROOKLYN. The othcr Il snrnb-
ably that Of William Bennett. ! newp-
boy. The mother or the boy' keeps :
news stand at Barclay street ferry.
and sent him. Yesterday Afternoon. =
usual. for the last editions az tina ave-
ming paners. He ala not retnrn and
va Il r. evit1enf. nasainr tha 'factcrv
Al the time ,f the ernIns;nn
Two hundred work. man besides tha
firemen are now dirgino n the ruins {
and n strono nolica force Is nesdad =, (
keep back the great crowds pressing
down upon them.
The ruins could not be more COM
plete than they are for SCARCELY 4
fragment of the wall is standing and
indeed none whatever on the ground =
occupied by the main building. !
space Of about 100 feet square.
Early to-day the mothers, fathers,
sisters and friends Of the wounded
and missing beseiged the porter's y
room of New York hospital, making a
inquiries for those whom they sought
and pleading for admission. The
resident physicians, ON duty since
O'Clock last evening, deeming quiet
necessary for the newly arrived In.
mates gave orders to only admit q
few of the applicants. directing 9th.
ers to cali during the Afternoon when
the wounded would be In q proper
condition to converse, Three or the
numbsr had been enyeloped simost
from head to foot in bandsges and
two had their hair burned 80 close to
the scalp that with their swollen and
blackened features theylresembled
negroes.
THREE MOTHERS
nave Deen standlng q the door since
= c.ocA tnls inoInins, maAinS VAIN
AZ :. .. - who,, ~ s ss .he s .o. 80
4nras 80 wss |" ~ om tho ~ nn;rt =, ,o ~ % ie.u;rr d.
Sasn.;r sho anoornta..S No a.,;.h
~. et Az 49,. TSa .e.;n
sonsh;n~ = a.. ,a. s nL.s 49,
soa....i sous snS .ha ,ons unn U r;s, ..~y
. sS"rJ sStar,~.ras ." ,..n;.tad IT, - "re e r A - "sa
,ns;n % " wsr5 I r whar - sha ;,nrsrt.S ~ ths
nnrr. - ~ " .ha ~ Tat, S ~ .ha h-n.har -
~" ~" 80 y. .ha - s;ne.a ya.;ants whn h.T
worked with her in the shops.
The Evening Post says in addition
to about l8 missing persons whose
names were reported to the pO-
lice, last night, three were reported
this morning, viz: Josephine Shop
pard, age %; Augusta Lindner, JnO.
Dunham, wldower. fh1hp Hertz-
Dack' .ae ehglneer "a .n1 a.cloiy. -
not oeeh seen s,noG .n1 cAPiU.on ~.
nls "ne says nSI nasunnu, ~. na,a W ns.,.. s.
.u.1 rom woIA Z. vn aolua ~ e HsS;s
toiu ner one III 1I ua.:n .no .uues ~ 'no lar :.
ae ss aasUn; ass 1su ~
That he had spoken to Mr.. Green
field, saying the break
WAS DANGrRous m ,sraHr "a uar ~
ExpLoeroN \
- ro+ ror.;r.a "a .h.4 e.,s
to,d h;r, thav -,,,st .s.r - -. uiS
v,;th r. 80 - w.a ,,nt;, 6
to the nressnre. ~ hrs;nes.. M. NJ.
Hort,h. r ss;d ~. h".has
rrassIv J;st"rhaa H - m;na m..1amnu =, .a.s W.
e. th;s nfssr ~ ras...;n .u :. -; sSvo.l.
tha wssL nd ..c;o1, ha ~ - - st..sa rs
.o s !" h;s wnrh - Wss.ta.Ssr s =. mns nnsn;n nsv -
81 syhsn ~ I ha ,"st W. hc,. ..1.J =. .aiS mIanius
wAoA Ao 4o.s Ao.u0 No 'o.u noI NO
HE NEVER EXPECTED TO SEE HER AGAIN. \
Hertzback was 35 years old and lived
in SD street.
Two men who rescued two girls /
say they had been told by workman
in the starch room on the I'd floor,
that the fire was caused by the
UPsETTING OF KEROSENE LAMP
in tho room. Thav .s.ertaa th.t tha
fneIv nowdered st.rch nsad :. the
mann nfactnra ~ c;,m drors w.s ~.
plosive and that the explosion was
caused in this way. They did not be-
:. hoS;t wnu,a b.wa 49, 49, IN 81.
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