Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-11
NAMES OF THE VICTIMS.
Lists Of the Killed and Injured at the
Pittsburg and Reading Cyclone
Disaster.

! berger, head, legs and arms missing; John
Fortman, crushed to death: John III.
Kaler. carpenter, head crushed; Sheridan
Jones, burned to death; Geo. A. Schaffer,
| legs burned aft
Injured-Geo Knabb $50 Moss street,
| badly injured: Arthur Dewald, arm
broken; Samuel Newkirk, internal in
| juries.
! The list of casualties at tire mill are as
! follows
Dead-Sallie Taylor. Mary Evans, Harry
| Croker, Annie Bondmauer, Mamie Lees,
Ella Riderhouer, Sallie Bickel. Eva
| Leeds, Sophia Winkelman, Katie Leeds,
| Mile Christman, Barbara Seilheimer,
William Snyder, George Nieman, Lilly
| Shaefer, Daisy Hecker, Emma Nestor,
Sallie Harner, Annie Fisher, Sallie Har-
| rison, Annie Keshner, Mary Kirkpatrick,
Sallie Faust, D. K. Becker, Matilda Graw,
Sadie Shade, Emma Blum, John Reber.
Injured-Katie Bowman, leg broken;
Harvey Loes, arm broken; Annie krick,
shoulder blade broken; Annie Bricker,
back and head hurt: Howard Brickler,
injured in legs. back and face; Katie
Evans, badly injured; Annie Hartman,
hurt in the back and face; George Katzen-
meyer, leg broken and injured internally;
Katie Hartman, badly bruised and injured
internally; George Newman, hurt IN the
back: Katie Latzworth, leg broken; Amelia
RauenZorn. injured internally and head
face cut; Mamie Kinzer, face cut and
bruised about the body; Amelia Ferl, hurt
in the back and foot mashed; Rose
Clemens, hurt on the side OF the head;
Augustus f. Raskop, foreman i'll silk mill,
ternally; Lizzie Haas, hand cut and arm
sprained; Kate Heppler, badly hurt inter-
nally and crushed; Robert Grimshaw,
| superintendent of silk MILL hurt in head
and neck; Amelie Z Hoyer. hurt in head;
Ida Schaeffer, head hurt; Sallie Hassler.
back hurt; Annie Sullivan, hurt in the
back; Ella Savage, arm sprained and back
injured; Wilda Sarger, leg sprained, face
cut and injured internally; Ollie Hartman,
bruised on body. Kate Coxen, leg broken
and face hurt; Ellie Crick,
shoulder broken and head cut;
Ella Carl and sister; both injured inter
nally; Mary Fitzpatrick, breast crushed;
Hafer, scalp wound; Chas. Leas- left
arm broken; VIM. Truber, sprained
iuaies; Jacob Seidel hand mashed;
Paul Mengel, head hit; Fred Reitf, hurt in
head; Dollie Holmes, injured internally;
Annie Loveland, in falling outside from
third story; Clara Gait, rib broken; Annie
Hart, injured internally; Ella Car, back
hurt; Rebecca Punce, forelady, leg broken;
Nora Sahler, head hurt; Kate Link. head
crushed; Orvin and George Katzenmeyer,
both injured internally; Nellie Sprolseer,
leg hurt Sally Hasser, injured internally;
Mary Mailer, face and head cut; Joseph
Schlickow. injured about head and face;
Cherry Jones, injured in spine and head
cut; Chas. Knabb, leg broken and injured
internally; Chas. Kreppebuch, head cut
and foot crushed; Irene Dickerson, Moss
street, arms and legs badly bruised
Lizzie Owens, head cut and injured
l,al
Bertha Herman, ankle broken
Margaret Seitheimer injured internally;
Jennie Talford, legs broken; Lizzie Halves,
cut out from the timbers and was only
wet from condensed steam from steam
heating pipes which were broken; Beckie
Hoyer, fatally Bruised Bertha Taylor, left
arm broken and wound on right side of
face; Kate and Clara Allsback, badly injured
Emma Bloom unconscious; Chas Lee,
arms broken; Amelie Hafor, face cut;
Gertie Shaded, lower limbs hurt
badly; Sarah Evans, badly hurt:
john Reber, badly injured; l.. Low
bert, head hurt and foot mashed:
Lizzie Haas. fatally injured; Tracey Bill
mier, hurt in back and limbs; Clara Hall,
leg broken and injured internally; Mary
Bochter, head cut: Annie Daepier, internal
injuries; Eta Ebright, head crush
ed and back hurt Katie Ashback,
badly injured in the back: Celia EXlacher,
broken; Harry Teller, head terribly crush
ed and arm broken Ella F. Gum, badly
hurt internally; May Roeser, sprained
ankle; Grrtie Glassen, injured internally:
Mamie Kinsley, badly injured; Mary
Hassen, injured internally; Dora Dersch.
arm broken and injured internally: May
Fitzpatrick, Katie Bickel Jane Winkleman
WEIGHT legs broken; Lena Snyder, leg
broken and head cut; Ella Cress leg
broken: Letta Taylor, leg sprained; Katie
Sullivan, arm broken: Ella
Krick, shoulder and ankle broken;
internal injuries; Bertha Saylor, arm
Carrie kersnner, foot injured; Mamie
Stoltz, internal injuries; Mary Ev-
ans, internal injuries and cut
about the face; Sallie Young, both
legs broken and hurt internally:
Annie Fry, aged II, leg broken; Ellen
Rhodes. slightly injured; Sallie Savage,
injured internally; Laura Hoffman, in
iured about the back; Martha Lester,
bruised; Annie Glazer, injured; Charles
Daepler. head injured; May Relser,
slightly injured.
This afternoon largely attended meet
ing of citizens was held in the court house
to devise means for the relief of the suf-
ferers. Over s., ZOO was subscribed on the
instant. Any amount needed was prom
ised and the entire city will be canvassed
for funds.
The work of hunting for the dead con-
tinued all OF today and the scenes sur |
rounding the mill were but a repetition of
what ensued during the whole of last night |
fathers and mothers waiting and beseech- |
ing rescuers to give her some tiding of |
missing sons and daughters. 1t has been /
determined to push the work of rescue OF
all toni ght The list of deaths sent TO the |
Associated Press is believed to be the |
first thoroughly correct one that |
has yet been published, 1t is |
not as large as at first feared |
but there are over thirty dead and injured i
still missing and it is believed that dozen /
or more of the missing are beneath the /
debris. Last night, Immediately after the I
accident and after many who escaped with /
wounds had been given up as lost, the (
number of killed, Judging from the miss
ing, was put at about 100
PITTsBURG, Jan. l0-Late this evening /.
the rumor was current that five women |
were in the ruins in the cellar of Weldons i
store However. it was not entirely au-
thentic and could not be traced to /
reliable source and it is probable |
that if such were the case it /
would have been reported before now |
Mr.. Mason, of Weldon & Co. stated that /
one of his clerks was missing and that a |
lady customer whom he was serving at the |
time had not been heard from. and they |
were in the cellar and probably both had /
been killed
This afternoon Coroner Mcdowell /
empanelled jury from among
the business men and old residents and il I
is proposed 10 make searching investiga-
ton of the causes leading 70 the disaster.
The jury viewed The bodies at the morgue
and then inspected the ruins, after which .
an adjournment was taken until tomor-
row at / O'Clock, at which the inquest