Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-01-18
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! Mrs. John Gilbert, wife Of actor with Minnie
Palmer's company Chicago.
Miss Libbie Challis. dressmaker, Milwaukee
Mr.. Huff, insurance agent, Iowa.
| Mrs. Kelly, servant.
| Miss ONeil, servant.
Bessie Brown, chambenmaid.
| Thomas B. Van Loon, capitalist, formerly of
Albany n. Y d. later of Milwaukee.
Maggie Owens, servant. Milwaukee.
! Lizzie Kelly, servant, Milwaukee
Annie Brown, servant Milwaukee.
Kate Linehan, servant, Milwaukee.
Maggie Sullivan, servant, Milwaukee.
Augusta Gesa, servant, Milwaukee.
Mary McDade, servant Milwaukee.
Michael Builan, servant, Milwaukee.
c. Howey, conductor Wisconsin Central NH
yankee.
Mary McMann Milwaukee
Charles kelsey, Tom Thumb's servant
AZ far as known the list Of those
missing at late hour this afternoc is
rs foil.
allowed to pass through the street.
The terrible calamity has so dazed the
people that, with few exceptions, they
stand like grim spectres, surveying the
scene of the horror.
The name of the hero who did such
noble service in rescuing the servant
girls from the fifth story by carving
them across the ladder bridge to the
roof of the store on the other side OF
the alley, is Herman f. Stauss, truck
man of truck No. l. Five of the girls
we're taken from their beds in per-
fectly helpless condition, having faint
ed. Too much praise cannot be be-
slowed upon the gallant fireman.
Among those known to be dead are:
MollIe Connors, dining room girl,
age Is.
Mrs. l.. w. Brown, wife of the yard
master Of the Chicago d Northwestern
railway, residence formerly at Fort
Wayne, lad.
VIM. and Walter Gilloland, aged Is
and II respectively, occupation, eleva-
tor boy and bell boy, formerly Of Gin
ciunati, o., at present residing Mt $50
Jefferson street.
Bessie Brown and Maggie Owens, din.
ing room girls, aged is and % respect
lively,
IDENTIFIED AT THE MoRGUE.
Thomas f. Van Loon, Albany, N Y.
aged 10.
Maggie Sullivan, domestic, residence
near Soldiers Home, aged 20.
Augusta Giese, chambermaid, city,
aged Is.
Miss Miller, housekeeper, city, aged
40.
Prot. W. L. Tomlins, Chicago.
Judge Geo. IL. Reed, formerly of Manitowoce
George G. Smith passenger agent Of the LAX
Shore and Michigan Southern.
Kitty Counors of Doyletown servant
Walter Gilleland, bell boy.
William Gilleland, elevator boy.
Mrs. l.. w. Brown wife of the yardmaster OF
the Northwestern road.
-- Scott, railway employe.
Capt. james Nose, Z. S, engineer.
Bradley Kellogg, commission merchant Ash
ton, Da., brother OF Henry Kellogg, Of Milwau-
! kee.
William Mckenzie, Newhall engineer
Mary Mack, servant.
Coored male servant, name not given.
-- Murtelle, railway employe.
Maggie Finegau, servant.
THE VERY LATEST LIST OF SAVED.
Mid2qht--The following is as accu-
rate q list of the inmates Of the hotel
known to be saved, or not fatally in
iured, as can be obtained at present.
the MOTEL register not being Obtainable.
W. IT. Compton.
w. Ii, Lowell
Miss Matte Dunlap and Amelia Herbert, OF
the Madison Square Theatre.
IL. C.. Schyster New York
| $ c. Craig, Dss Moines.
R. 0. Cosnelly. Chicago.
NJ, w cher Laporte,
Frank Tucker, Berlin.
viii Tanner,
! j. V. Mahoney Rock Island
5. A. Dixon. Chicago.
! James Ludington, Milwaukee
| Eliza Starr, Milwaukee.
| c. &. Clark, Wausau.
| c. w. Briggs, attorney of the Wis. Valley Div.
| Of the st. Paul II. R., Grand Rapids.
| Mr. and Mrs William f. Cramer, Milwaukee.
Mamie Mack, servant.
Dora Cole, servant.
Amelia Hall, servant.
! Bridget O'Nlil servant.
! Mary O'Neu servant.
| Francis Riddle servant.
Maggie Quinn, servant.
! julia Burns servant.
/ Mary McCauey, servant.
}. Y. Richie Louisville, Ky.
/ W Ii. Hall, of LapCrte.
! George II. Reed Manitowoc
! r. Gogein, Milwaukee,
Mary Burke, chambermaid, Milwaukee.
Lizzie Ingen, waiter, ran from the binding
badly bCrned ABOUT the face and hands.
Annie Miller Chambernaid.
H. =. Hall. of the firm of Aaff & Waibridge
slight cut on hand
Ben Tee head clerk, was seriously burned
while awakening gaCsts.
Tom Thumb and wife unnured.
l. W. Brswn, train master of G. q \. ". Ry
lin this city seriously injured by jumping from
Ithiri story wisdom.
Ki,ue Baltic, Of Minneapolis, chambermajd cut
about The head and face.
" Z. Deeyesst Wilmington, Delaware.
T.. Beilcott. was taken TO the Kirby, several
ribs were broken lungs badly burned and other
wise injured.
3 W. Busenkirs, western travelling agent Of
ftle Michigan Central road, jumped from the
turd floor striking the wires feet, legs and arms
badly bruised viii recover
s. Martin, commercial traveller; badly hurt.
b. Cohen, travelling man; quite seriously iu-
jlred.
Cbas Transe, commercial man. not seriously
hurt.
Linehan. engineer Milwaukee, uninju red
kittie Bate, of Milwaukee, Miss Antisdel;
sewing girl, bad cut on head
Mary Burns servant. badly burned and head
cut and bruised.
John Gilbert Of the Minnie Palmer company,
badly hurt by jumping from third sioryi wall re.
lcoyer.
Mrs 1aker, of the Tom Thumb company
badly injured.
Judge b. >. Paul is at the Kirby House unin-
jarad.