Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-06-08

CAMBRIA IRON WORKS. JoHNsTowN.
few hours at time. Disinfectants have
not been put on the pile yet, although
they are being freely distributed through
the town.
Curiosity and relic seekers have been
warned to keep away from the debris as
disease turks in the air about it. They
pay very little attention to it, however,
their desire for plumber evidently being
greater than their fear of pestilence.
The Financial Situation Unsettled.
At a meeting of the finance committee
of the relief committee in Johnstown a
resolution was adopted thanking the
Pittsburg chamber of commerce for its
agreement to continue to act as the
agency for furnishing supplies, ETC.,
after the exhaustion Of its own fund.
Cyrus Elder, one of the committee
men, said: The situation is greatly un-
settled. No provision has been made
for anything beyond the payment of the
wages Of the lab0rers engaged in remov-
ing the debris. Johnstown had no debts
Of consequence, and its municipal gov
ernment was about perfect. We were
lust preparing for extensive improve
ments. The health of the city was good,
and the city was always free from epi-
denies of all kinds.
HurHburt House Victims.
The register and safe of the Hurlburt
House have been taken out of the ruins
intact. The following is the entire list
of dead and the survivors of the ill-fated
hotel:
The dead are: Mrs. r. e. Benford, Johns.
town; Miss Maria Benford, Miss Mary Ben
ford. Lou Benf0rd Mrs. Matxenstein and
child, Mrs. Smith and three children. Mise
Homer. Mrs. DIR. Defrance, Miss Laura HaTnil-
ton. Miss Ella Byrne, Jane Maloy. Minnie
Houston, Mary Rodgers, Ella Harrigan,
Bertha Stofhel. I.ottie Yosf, Jennie Smouse
Ella Johnston. Charles Wilson, clerk; VIII.
liam Henry. J. g. Clark, Nellie Clark, DIR.
Brlnkley. Elmer Brinkley, - Butler, Charles
Marshall, John Byrne. Albert Wherry, ]. w.
Weakland. DR.. Sc. John. Harrisburg; Carrie
Richards. Ypsilanti. Mich; Mollie Richards,
YpsIlanti Mich: Jennie Wells, Tioga: Miss
Diehl. shippensburg; J. G. Cox, W. L. Epitz.
- Cariin. Philadelphia; J. E. Little, Pitts.
burg: Sidney McCloud. Chicago; Frank ID,
Felt. ChicagO: w. n. Down, New York; James
Murray. Philadelphia; Charles Dewalt, Al
toona; Heron. pitfsburg.
The survivors whose names are on the same
register are As follows: John D. Doosy. Phiia.
delphia. III acritical condition; Hartley
Phllanelphia; II. w. aalager, Philadelphia
Il. II. Lane. pfttsburg; Mary Early, Johns.
town; J. L. Smith, William Marshall. Laura
Rodgers. Maggie Jones. Walter BenfDrd. +. A
Benford. Elvira Prosser.
Bonflres Blazing in the Streets.
The streets are ali covered with huge
b0nfres which makes the atmosphere
seem Like an oven.
Several bodies have been taken of the
ruins On the point. Those taken to the
Fourth ward school house m0fgue have
been identified as follows: George Robb
Wolfgang Fisher, 8lrs. Kirkbride, Lenda
Klrkbride, William Nerberger, Alexander
Montgomery young woman not vel
identified. Eight bodies were removed
from the morgue in the Second Presby.
ferian church. Three 0f them were
identified as 1lrs. Elizabeth Str0yer,
Henry Buck6d and August Ebler. The
remains Of William Bentley. Edit
Shoemaker and Nrs. Rev. Literberr
were recovered at KernvfIle.
Noble work Of the Red CEoss
The Red Cross society have formed
hospital corps for the benefit of IN.
worknen. many oE whom are iniuref
daily. This society has been doing ex-
cellent work.
Horribly 1AnkiIated Remains.
a poor remnant of humanity was dis
covered - the center oE road 0yel
which wagons bad been passing for fhl
past f0ffy.cieht hours The heavy We
hleles haa sQnk deeply 81 The sand and