The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-03-25

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ou,., but al tneeuglnes whicaa cuu.d
d 6ruuehtto play s,n the d .mte c,ul1
tIise get Tie lse nnder Gintr0j. Nj.
R@Ikpxp, an elderly lady, wsa killed
atv iumpipg ffom the fourth st0ryjts
tDt The alley. subsequently, acrvcwas
RAISED that ths walls were flaming
snd that the insurance lstrolnei'
swsrs inside tho building. A portion
Ut thesouth wall VA teel o.t0:s,I
and then il csms dom witn = crssn;
barely escaped Inc tumoll0g oIlrks
and timbere, Two otnels wese psu.l'
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extr Gated, lbCtn 0elns veae'y
bruised. fatr0laisD a: S1nes Apu
John Walsh are believed 70 nave gssA
+uftOc.teQ neneatn the WAL: 1"i.os-
man Marks saw Two oOnest'cs ~ oo+
OF the sec0Dd-st0ry windows alte, >.
Was supposed AL tne inmates !au
. ecu rescued. ne L pp inc
burning atalfs, u = lew uauinen.
later appe freed Dragging y 0pto
women, whO nau Decd rendered un-
conscious ~ the smoke. me notei,
which is q tOtat loss, was erec.eu t1l.
mediately after the great nre. q
while substantial looking outside, hss
been called . fire trap. 1t waY for
merly known asthe Burdick house,
then as the Crawford, and recentlv
% the Landham. Cummings 4
Howsrd are the owners. Shaw 4
Son leased the establishment. The
latter's loss IL $4,000; insurance $12,.
lv0O The building was valued al
4i50. 400. 10
4 HluAao. March 8.-The escare Of
Mrx. 4. A. Murray and child was
marvellous. The lady occupied q
room on the fifth flour and was una
ware If the danger till too late to at
tempt to descend the stairway. she
reached the fire escape. but at each
floor found the hole in the grating
Too small TO ADMIT the passage y,
hensalf and infant. She was there
fore. compelled tour times, with
flames bursting around her tO seai
he child ~ the olstform and lower
hprself over the edge and reach up
the ii: tie one. ME-. Murray arrived
on the ground without assistance
and q quarter of an hour afterward
had wholly 1ecnveI ed from the effects
Of the terrible experience. The fire
meu never cea+ed their efforts to
re.cue the two missing patrolmen and
three hours after the walt fell the
pair Were discovered in tue basement
Of the building next to the hotel
buried In the debris. They were
taken out alive aud it 10 thought will
evehtusily recover.
CHICAGO. Ma ~ch q Mr.. S. w.
Sears Of Sat Lake VIII" with his wife
occupied the suite of rooms Nos, 81
aud 81 o" the top flour graphically
describes their narrow escape from
their apartments: I'VE WERE In cur
room ,"he said, when l heard the Cry
If fire.. opened the donr | aiding
into the hall but was instantly copl-
p-lled to close it on acc u t Of the
smoke and flames that flied the cor
ridor and rushed in'o the room. I
" ii blind d and nearly suffocated.
As soon as [ could withdraw | has
tened to a wlnd"w ard threw it NJ,
but here, A. a, the door, the smoke
40 dense aud poured In ut open
In such volumes
that before I cuuld lower t. e sast, |
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