The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-16


AMELIA HOFER, scalp wound.
CHARLES LEAs, left arm broken.
WILLIAM GRUBER, sprained arm.
BECKIE HOVER, internal injuries.
JACOB SEIDEL, hand mashed.
PAUL MENGEL, head cut.
FRED REIFF, hurt in the head.
DOLLY HOLMES, injured internally.
ANNIE LovELAND, injured in falling outside
from third story.
CLARA GIFT, rib broken.
ANNIE HART, injured internally.
ELLA CARR, back hurt.
REBECA POUNCE, forelady, leg broken.
NORA SAYLOR, head hurt.
KATIE LINK, head crushed.
IRWIN kALZENMEYER, injured internally.
GEORGE KATzENMEYER, injured inter.
nally.
NELLIE, SPRoEssER, leg hurt.
SALLIE HASsER, injured internally.
MARY MAILER, face and head cut.
JOSEPH SCHLICKSER, injured about the
head and face.
CHERRY JONES' injured in spine and head
cut
CHARLES KSABB, leg broken and injured
internally.
CHARLES KREPPEBUCH, head cut and foot
crushed
IRENE DICKINSON. Moss-st. arms and legs
badly bruised.
LIZZIE OWENS, head cut and injured inter-
nally.
ALICE LONG, back hurt
MARGARET SETTHEINER, injured internally.
JENNIE SALFORD, both legs broken.
LIZZIE HAYES was cut out from the timbers
and was only wet from the condensed steam
from the steam heating pipes which were
broken.
BECKIE HOVER, fatally bruised.
BERTHA TAYLOR, left arm broken, wound
on right side of face.
KATE ALI.sBACK, badly injured.
EMMA BLOOD, unconscious.
CHARLES LEAS arm broken.
AMELIA HAFER, face badly cut.
GERTIE SHADED. lower limbs hurt badly.
SARAH EVANS, badly hurt,
JOHN REFER, badly injured.
L. LOwBERT, head hurt and foot mashed.
LIZZIE HAST fatally injured.
TRACEY BILLMYER, hurt in back and limbs
CLARA NoLL, leg broken and injured in
ternally.
MARY BoCHTER, head cut
ANNIE DAIEPLER, internal injuries.
Eta Z. BRIGHT. head crushed and back
hurt.
KATIE AsHBAcK, badly hurt in the back
CELIA ERLACHER, fatally injured.
BESSIE TAYLOR, left arm broken.
HARRY FETTLEB, head terribly crushed and
arm broken.
ELLA FLUMB, badly hurt internally.
MAY REESER, sprained ankle.
GERRY CHASER, injured internally.
MATTE KINsEY, badly injured.
MARY HAssoS, injured internally.
DORA DERsCH, arm broken and injured
internally.
MARY FITZPATRICK.
KATIE BICKEL-
JANE WINKLEMAN.
MARY MELLON, leg broken and internal in
juries.
LAURA WRIGHT, both legs broken.
LENA SNYDER, leg broken and head cut
ELLA CRESS. leg broken.
LETTA SAYLOR, leg badly sprained.
KATIE SULLIVAN, arm broken and internally
injured.
ELLA KRICK, shoulder and ankle broken, in
ternal injuries.
BERTHA SAYLoB, arm broken and hurt
about the head and face.
CARRIE KERSHNER, foot injured.
MATTE STOLTZ, internal injuries
MARY EVANS, internal injuries and cut about
the head.
SALLIE YoUNG, both legs broken and hurt
internally.
ANNIE Fry, aged seventeen, leg broken.
ELLEN X. RHODE, slightly injured
ANNIE KRULL, leg broken.
SAILIE SAVAGE, injured internally.
ELLIE LONG, badly injured internally.
LAURA HOFFMAN, injured about the back
MARTHA TAYLOR, badly bruised.
ANNIE GLAZIEE, slightly injured.
CHARLES DAEPLER, head injured
MARY REEsEE, slightly injured.
This afternoon largely attended meeting of
citizens was held in the courthouse
to devise means for the relief of the
sufferers. Over 5000 was subscribed
on the instant any amount needed
was promised, and the entire city will be can
Yassed for funds. The work OF hunting for
the dead continued all OF to-day, and the scenes
surrounding the mill were but a repetition of
what ensued during the whole of last night
There were fathers and mothers waiting and
beseeching the rescuers TO give them some
tidincs of their missing sons and daughters. 1t
has been determined to push the work
of rescue all OF tonight The list
of deaths, as sent 10 the Associated
Press tonight, is believed TO be the first
thoroughly correct one that has yet been pub
lished. It is not as large as was at first feared,
but still there are over thirty dead and a num-
Der are still missing, and there is but one be-
lief and that is that probably dozen or more
OF the missing still beneath the debris.
Last night, Immediately after the accident, and
after many who escaped with severe wounds
were given up as lost the number OF killed
judging from the missing, was about One-hun-
dred. Many OF those injured had been taken
TO other houses than their own for their tenn
pOrary accommodation. This afternoon they
turned up, and now more correct idea of the
fatal results of the disaster can be arrived at
Coroner Hoffman has summoned Jury and
tomorrow will hold an inquest on the bodies
OF the i've men roasted to death in the Reading
railroad paint shops.
Very little business was done here to-day the
city giving itself over almost entirely to the
excitement attending this terrible disaster.
Mr.. Grimshaw, the lessee OF the mill. est-
mates the number dead at thirty-five to forty.
A number seriously injured that they
will die. Up to IL o'clock tonight no more
bodies had been dug out of the ruins. Every
thing is quiet and men are working with a will.