The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-21
SAD SCENES IN QUEBEC
ReScuins the Victims Of the Great Land
Slide Of Thursday Night.
MANY P-r-on- ~ttIi Burissi In the
Debris hole Families Miss
,ng The Killed and
Iujurcsi.


"xcavat'ny has been going at the terri
bile landslide. Among those still supposed
{" u. beneath the ruins ars. Charles Allen
and wife. Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. Henry.
Richari Maybury and wife. Mrs. u. Law
son. r. Kemp and family, Michael B.
L.aiy and number of ciilsir,.n- The
los IL very great. Some of the workncn
who deprived Of homes. l,~. all their
furniturs, and other effects. their
summer earnings. Many are left virtually
pcnnile-s at the commencement of
Canadian winter. The injured have been
nearly all removed to the hospital. Men
81 ia" battery aided by a detachment OF
the cavrlry school effected quite a number
of rr-cue~. The list of th" killed and
wounded 81 far as know il follows:
Killed Thomas Farrell and thrc. Far
r%n 'ni',iT ii no .w" ',J Rrnx n",In h;, hsrfs 81
Litzg"rald. Mrs. Brs,ckcn, Mrs. stephen
Burke. s.. Henry BLACK; Il William l., Black.
Wounded Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson. J.
n,Ncil. Mrs: Luke Ksrwin AMI child.
a" a%'i naysm. rrsi sa%. s,srs- s5dls sna sa%
Nelly D.,hry. Patrick Fitzgerald, Martin
Ready. three children named Maybury.
Fitzgerald. Thomas Graham. William
Power. wife and child and Mrs. Thomas
still bcing taken out of th.. ruin. but the
names ARE not yet ascert,ined. The work
Of r.,smins i. going o" yiSorc"-s; R;,rc The
ar. buried aiiv. twelve feet b..iow the. sur
face uf the debris. On being asked il
husband is killed at the door. The rest
are safe but suffering from wounds and
tricatcd from Blacks house. Her limbs
were -tiir from inaction that the least
person taken out was Thomas Berr,gan.
who-, wifi" was taken out OF the ruins
dead. He is so disiigurcd that his friends
could hardly recognize him. He was
moved to tiis, hotel hospital. The next tO
follow was an s-ycar-old boy also named
bosoIn. meek and face b.ing terribly
swollen.
/ While the workers were. busy clearing
| away tile. debris of the crVinptsst buildings,
| faint groars were heard at intervals from
under the huge piles. The efforts of the
! point. and after thr,s hours of hsr,i work
! the bis.ssiing bosly of doe Kemp was extri-
Gated from the mass of rurk The poor
| man ~ ira !. most pitislblc condition. Both
legs are broken at the knees. the icft arm,
! il fractured above the elbow. and several
hours. Later his wifc's body was taken
out at the wreck. Her head was aino-t
-.v"rssi from, her body. Further away
! Mrs. Lanson, who had bssn admired ira
life for her beauty. her body being horri-
| viewing her remains her husband became
| "a ravinR maniac. Ii il doubtful IL he will
r.coyer his rcs.son man named Michael
Bradley, who had gone almost crazy W her,
the landslide, discovered while working
over the wreck of his house his 4-year-oltl
daughter still alive. His Joy was indie
scribablc. IL IL Thought the child will live.
Up to this time the nuntsr OF corpses
found il - and the number at wounded Ia
Preparations arr. bs'ing made for the
funerals Of the victims. who will bs
and th.. local government. Among those
buried toy the rocks are young coupls
NAMED r ,, S@l"S; snn Ms" c.I ~.TS rr'd narr ..a ssr
but he lost his life in trying to get his wife