Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-12

lsed as 9 planing mili ana rarusnsu,
e-ets -n4 "a tie third 0car we're ers,
t.oye4 aDelt 3 girls IN Faslina pape,
l.nl1&! ~ ne o1xea Jnst before Is.
eA1te4la1 the e1RineRr atarte1 up stsar-
- t1roWlnz laERe anenns a. sawfln1I
- ne nfe under the boiler from a.
sANdaal 6in. Which uas looated 3 .horl
alalAnoe "a, and than started toward
me tro1t Of ths haildinn. He So
teaf - ead beea thers 4 fe9 nircte-
Nnan % Waa elartlea hY . repaEt a. lonl
nnises wnlco vas followed ~ tha rrunI
portion of The haek vail fsllina ouf. ~
ne screams of woman il IA anna-
etofy. Bricks we're nFinn Il an d.rae.
oo1a and IL les ahsn 4 minu1a 49,,
TIE whole of TIE raar az 90 hni.'l,r-
appeared % Be in aanes.
he greatest exeilement exis,ri
ano1g NE hands ompioyed h she build
inc, especially he faaales- $500 4,
..e-a ta1 Ter re stairway leading . ths
Street Whiie others ran ta the windous
- = iaW started % climb oef, has theI
esIs prevented from Jumping g ths
tso.na - tAeir companions. Durins
~ sale tl1ae tAe nameg woEe spreading
L.e.A one hoos % anothor. Tha crowd.
..ss1cted ~ the smoke and the seFaam.
% me wamen blocked the street, hul
.ne eAeleement amanR them vas so
e.sA. tnAt tney appeAFed poWerleas fog
IsAR ame 50 Assist them. Finally sew.
etai men ran into the builainQ and sue.
osseea q getting them ali out.
Aaa uxeitomeut among the peoule N,
increased When We girls an9 yodnQ 20.
nlea Appeared 10 the street., n6ns bleed
inR ana oehera badly burned. Tha An
burned stuboornly despite tho efors. n
NE nreme1 % oheok che flames ana Il
= renhaEkAbly short period, ewing q ths
lcnanmablo caaFaeeeE of the oontsnts,
ne appeE stories of tka faotnry ana he
ans4s " TIE IeAr we're blaninr.
Oae GArl, Carrie BFunar. aQod a. 4
ml1asna, Ahe folioWing h leas iniaFsd :
EisA beerkeg, ARed 81, badly bnrnea
ano1t tha face and hands; Carrie Ne1I-
!efs - years, burned about the hodV (.
hmma Muider, Is yaars. hurnad ni1at
the face; Mary 3. Kneehk, Is Vasre.
tace and body burned Amanda York
10 years, burned about tbe faae ana
hands John Pollock, II wears. iniared
about ne head b. falling bFiak Jossph
hehmeE, II years. hands badly hnrno3
John ksengelhafer, q years. had ~
and hands injured George Kimball. ID
years, head and facs out Daniel Friess.
an ed man. both headand hody baFnsd
and arm eat.
The dre vas got under control afier
having destroyed almost the eutiPe
baildina. The livery stables OF u. Ii.
LsoilT aad A. Q. CreaWall, as the rear
q TIE olReF box factory, we're blown Ia.
9sne - aleiRhs we're crushed 10 atoma.
About two hourg after the Ore had been
extlneniahed The body Of Carrie Bruner,
AGED -, an emplnye, was found Ia the
third story Of TIE factory buried under
the steam pipes and heavy timbers.
der body and clothing were Int elinhalv
burned, and her death Ia an PROBABILITY
vas caused by heavy timbers falling
upon ner. Fifteen persons we're more
or less iniarad, but 4 Is thouaht tbaf
none Of them viii prove fatal, With the
possible exception Of Annie WolfenoF,
wno foesiyed several burns about the
iAee and body, aud also sustained ia.
lurioa from dying timbers. The eirls
we're oil taken % the hotels and the
men and boys 20 the hospitals. A fsw
% the latter we're able 20 Ra 10 thoir
homes, after their injuries had been
The asserted theory Of lhs origin Of
the explosion is that after ths engineer
had banked up tho Gre in the engine a
baek draft bad blown the flames % shat
they had communicated vita the saw
dast IN the BIN, and the flames shooting
npwaFd through the large dust flae,
which vas air tight, caused TIE explo.
sion.