Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-11-17

covered that she had been seriously :,
jured about the legs and lower mar, &c
her body. The work of recovering ~
body Of the other child immediatals.
began. A number Of firemen wora
also at work where the fat on No 5oo
Grand street stood, to recover the hos,,
of German. He was CUSTOMER ~
the beer saloon IN the basement. and
went into the yard where he was CAUGHT
by the falling walls. He lived for an
| hour or two, as some of the men who
were working to rescue him talked
with him, but he died before the ruins
covering him could be removed Il
was said this morning that numher
of customers were in saloon on *
Grand street, and were caught by the
fling building. At first it was said
there were two or three men in the sa-
loon; but the story grew by repetition
until the number reached a dozen
One of the occupants of the building
on the opposite side of the street, said
he saw three or four people in the sa-
loon few minutes before the building
fell. The saloon is kept by Mrs. Ward
and she had very narrow escape
The floor above the basement is occu-
pied by a tailor store, but
there was no one there at the
time. On the floor above
was John Randolph with his wife and
four children. His wife, Laura Ran
dolph, about 35 years old, was taken
out dead, and Randolph and the four
children were taken to the Chamber
street hospital, suffering from very Sc
we're bruises. Cd the next floor a man
named Sipley lived with his wife. They
both escaped by jumping from the rear
window, on the top of Saville's artificial
flower mandatory. A man named
Nader, and his wife and two children
were taken out uninjured, except the
oldest child, girl years old, who was
killed. On the first floor of No. So
Grand street, corner of South Fifth ave-
nue., was a liquor store, kept by Hol-
land & O'Brien. There were no GUS
TONERS in the store at the time, and the
bar tender had gone to rear room
when the building fell He made his
escape through building on the south
Of Fifth avenue ON the building above
where John Hill and wife lived with
their two children. Both children were
killed and Hill and his wife severely
injured. On the third floor Mrs. c.
Bader lived with her two sons. One
son was absent at the time, but Mrs.
Bader and her son Joseph, "a years old,
were caught in the building. Joseph
was taken out with one leg badly broken
and the other severely injured. Mrs.
Bader had her skull fractured. On the
top floor Ferdinand Bold lived with his
wife and their son Joseph, and with
them lived Mrs. Bold's mother, Fran
CHS Knout, As years old, her son John,
IA years old, and her daughter Teresa
Mrs knout and John Knout were
taken out dead. People living in the
neighborhood of the fallen buildings
say they had been considered unsafe
for long time. G. X. Hyde, inspector
of the building department of this dis
trict, said: eve had no record Of the
erection ofthese buildings ,lbut they were
probably so years old. The corner build
ing was altered TWO years ago from
q three and q half story building with
peaked roof to a four story fat roof
DuiiuiIS. iHt tbu6I DulNllIiS WIS
three and a halfstories high Partition
wall was an eight-incn wall. The build
ing was reported unsafe last week,
AID ! made examination and recon-
1Iended that the walls be shored up
and a new foundation built for the
partition wall.
| did not think there was any pres
ent danger, though the foundations
were rotten, and the partition wall had
settled badly. O'Brien, the owner of
the corner building, signified his will
ingness to do all required. Julius Levy
was the owner of the other building
Edward Key, fireman, was injured
while at work and taken home in an
ambulan Z.
New YORK, Nov. 9.-Up to late
hour the tiremen were working in the
ruins of the fallen building in search
of the additional dead supposed to be
there. The following is a complete list
of the killed thus far received Mrs.
Knaub, Jno. Knaub, Mrs. Louisa
Rudolph. Francis Hill and infant broth
er, Mary Seville, Minnie Seville,
mother and daughter John Thomp-
son, and an unknown man. The in
jured are; Mrs. Bladder, Josiah Bladder,
John Gillespie, John +. Hill, Mrs. Min
ME Hill, Martin, Charles and John
Rudolph, and Mary Seville. Some of
the injured will die.