The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02
THREE LIVES LOST
a TRNEMENr HOUSE, FIRE
In cl.Yslaad-Glrl. smothsrsd by smoke.
A Number of People Jump From the
Window and ars ssrlously 1piar:
sa-seme Very Marrow .E.sapss.

CLEVELAND, O., July LIN a row oi
tenementhorses on Broadway, this morn.
ing, in the Bohemian quarter, a destruc-
tive fire occurred, resulting In the death
Of three persons. The fire was discovered
at 5 O'Clock over the saloon Of Louis
Deutsch. -Four families lived on. the sec.
ond aour Of thebniiding, in all seventeen
persons, and they were hemmed in by the
flames. Ailof these escaped by jumping
from the windows except a young lady and
two children, who were smothered. The
list Of the killed and injured are as fol.
lows:
Alzs Rosa wEtsEt, aged II years, smoth,
IFASsY RosEsBEao, aged years.smothered.
SARAH RosESBEss, aged Z years, ,smothered.
JACOB TRAw, aged % years, both arms
broken.
Isaac COHEN, aged 40 years, arm. broken
and burned about the head.
Mas. AHSA COHEN, badly burned about
face.
EsrnER ROSENBERG, aged II years, arm
broken and body cut. 49,
Jacob Taw, the young man who broke
both arms by jumping from q window,
was TO have been married next Sunday b
Miss Weisel, who lost her life. Both
young people were at the picnic yester-
day, and Traw remained over night as the
guest of Mrs. Rosenberg, who Is an aunt
Of Miss Weisel. Despite the fact that seven
small children were thrown from second
story window, none OF them were injured
beyond slight cuts and bruises.
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ihe put .sus4t- enc uouses "efe
located ut 34o and ~ Broadway, and were
owned by Daniel Odell. sThe lower floor
of $40 was occnn;ed by Mar stYanss as n
ts,,o, .hon .n,i To,;s na,.sat oo.,,;as &;
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and a two s chilsrs5 the n Chen % is,,iIy enn' ss
sisting OF the husband, wife and four
children, and the Rosenbergs, mother and
three daagntes. me mmilies retired %
5s.a sgat s ~ % Sbar, S accnnia5 s tEse a ssma ~
room with her two eonsins. About.
8 O'Clock q son Of Cohen awoke
his father and said he.smelied smoke. The
III in u snoEe an4 a,,;clie @ @ ssva % ~ s a1ar a
| In less than three minutes alter Cohen
was awakened the house was one sheet of
fire. Men, women and children rushed
through the smoke. wringing their hands
and crying for help. A neighbor had In
the meantime raised Q ladder to the front
window, which the kaufman family de-
seended in safety. While the Kautmans
were escaping the Cohen family jumped
from the windows and escaped apparently
without serious injury.
HUNTING FOR ms SWEETHEART.
.fos,,,.b;,a r,bsodor, 1,,,.w tta q ffi.,ead
.e : s4S
oi MISS atelsei, rnsnisa tnfoug q tne aatnes 4
and smoke, searching for his sweetheart
He called To her. Int received no response.
n ~ 80 5;.no.od r. ,,,;,e mn tha as.rcb
- vac 'SSS1 ~ So ~ y
Vnen ne stumbled agaitss cfouching ie-
male figure. Lifting the gih in his arms
he rusfed 70 the window and inmped. In
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s.te te'.p - 80. -. - = '...s ~ tssS-.seA 80,
serious internal mlufles' on 4ook-
tonrd that II was NOT Misa Me;seI
hut mo ~ -tbs, Cohen o;r,s Az tI,at
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