The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-12-25

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fuUiii ~ Whit size hHd charge
say n nilFi MSS ~ irrLns
we're IN lHd. Tuese site 80 sef tIil
rOngs N ~ the huya ~ take iu thtil
q M, aud having mndle her change
IUftn IN line, she uuHfrnph ihain safely
ut NJ ths bufulng building Hut an
80 II ur niHivo, whofg haii tht
ind 'hl1oen, 10 tho nunilel
on .fge oi sister 10 ephlue, u scene ~
nip-t terrible pnnlo en-Ne'i, The fear.
strirken childiun ttu Hbiut tho rUuil
e. ling To- hslp some rushed dOs !,
the stnifs IN the illndihg smokes
others, in thor iruiio frnr luddled u
The corners, finm which heA
were rescued, aud other He'd Ia the
ron'. III" uii rtnpn'e Si,ie' Josephine
h iving host ~ cuntrul over be children
uudur her charge, aud her senil-hlihu-
nes, being inien siiiod by III" clouds Oi
smoke hat till,d tho stalrways and
rooms, rushed tor safety Ia the roof.
Slo appeared ~ the
MIDST n PLAs,E AND sNORH,
calling iuudly on he spectators Tor help,
with The Fad result alisady ini,d. A
fireman lying prone IN The runt oi the
main building attempted To- rNiig bis
ovcr'stt To tho imported sister. His
oeSsfui, and Nj the third It. edge just
Touched tho buildings roof '>h-
sprnng snd graspei IL for u
nrnunt. IL seemed her life was
saved and the crowd cheered lastly.
For moment she swung Ia the air be-
tween the two buildings, then her grasp
relaxed and
sHt FELL n THE GROUND.
A boy and woman were now seen on
the roof of the burning huilding. Three
men placed y ladder against the walt,
uJ tho Ia ider did not reach within five
feet oi the roof One OF the men moAnted
the ladder and the little fellow lenped
into his arIis and was we'd. The va
man ooked To he bottom 81 the ladder
snd then to the flames gra iually en
cruarhing. The nv staudcis ehouieh to
her 10 keep her courage. Sne looked
into the burning buiiling AZ II
FAs ISArtD BY tn. FILE,
and commenced edging Away from the
bidder. Tho danes su druly shot IN
beneath her feet, aud with cry OF
agony, she fell backward into
tho blazing mass. johnny RYAN,
~ ven years old, attempted
TO escape by climbing down the water
wrc. the pipe gave way ,rnd he was
tured IL il yet absolutely imp ssible
tn tell where the inmates can
! o found. In the station-hDn-es, car
$ birs AMI private houses the wallis
found shelter. Late this aiIer,iuOn u list
81 the children was made up, and
l2j were nuYcrnuntsd fOr. Wnie 10
may turn out that none OF these are
among the runs, the fact remains mat
the toes ~ burnt timber, warped iron
md fallen bricks not Yet rem we'd
may rulunb many more curpses Than
have been recovered The trustees VI
the home have hired u force OF men
to continue the search until
IL Is settled that there are no
more uodies in the wreck.
IDBN I1Y N POSSIBLE.
In room OF the sived patton OF tho
asylum, proper are TIL. bodies of those
found They are ed up in sheets, AMI
any ,ffort To ids nifty them is perfec ~
useless. In hat room l. only the story
Dt the loss of life so far AS
known. The children were received
at the home on various conditions.
Most of them we're ~ Dhans and some
In addition To these iew
had been committed 10y pc ice magi--
l fsbe1 in whsh parents orr unwillins
to properly care for tnem,
Boys of the last named class, in greater
were unwilling inmates, and
these, il il believed, compose mainly the
missing l23. Having been set tre
bv the fire they prefer remain at large.
Bi>bon Lsughlin is the nominal pr 81
dent of the society, which has care OF the
orphans. The officers and managers
re laymen. These laymen exercised
nptire control and direction of mat
ahsreare now many expressions
Hagainst the management,
possible for
STING TO HEAVEN
)Ones committed to their
The aead recovered
Bur this afternoon number
d sist r Mary Josephine,
bd, was 81 years old an d
/ to the order fifteen wears.
!. The walls of'ona. wig of the asylum
having been saved, the psSuniary loss
will not he as heavy as at firsN reported.
|rhe total insurance IS $97,5
The cor ,ner t'-dty empsnnehed Q
Jury and then adjourned the inquest.