The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-04

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the disaster and utterly nnahie 10 give any
Jew bodies have been Identified. The
Hotel Helberf was washed AWAY and
twenty .two persons persshed In the wreck.
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From under iarxe brick sehooihouse
Ia bodies wese taken last nighs and to<ias.
In every place bodies are bcsng founsi aud
buried as fash ~ possible The necessity
Ior speedy burial - becoming manifest.
The stencil arising II S!ckeaiug. A NUN
Der of bodies have been found with bullet
ho.eS Ia them. showing madtensnx fsshf,
snd that sutcide was rexorted to by many.
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Up to this morning people living here
who lost whole families and parts of falr-
ilses hardly seemed to realize what :
areaffai calamity had b<fAileu them.
However. this morning peuple are getting
"a understand the situation. and ugcny il
aepicied ON the faces of every one. II Il
ifnls 4 city OF mourning
Ten bodies were fAker out Of the debris
at a:15 this morning. There wss nothing
10 Identify them. a. they we're burned AZ
mos 20 . crisp IL Is thought, however,
tnss seven bslong TO one family. rs they
Msrs si loana nnder the roof Of house
The bodies OF Patrick Hogan, his wife
aud tive children were found the debris
partly burned this morning. In one az the
lew remaining houses In JchutfaNn this
morning the starchesx faurd aud rescued
man too weak 20 give his name
KERNvILIx TIRE cHrRf HuRarE
Three hundred bodies have been dis.
covered in the sand NJ Kernviilc, ne.r the
mouth Of Sandy creek. A hundred bodies
were lying on the rand st keruyille this
afternoon. 4 crowd q SOP gathered
around, endeAvering to lnd the bodies of
friends or relatives. There are no raf1ins
there. However. SEQ are on the way here.
Ihe undcrtakers have sent for 500 al
diftonAl- kernsflle from now on viii be
the place where most Of the bodies will BE-
found.
FEW rAssENsEEs Lost.
TIE istest from conemaugh eays; But
four we're t1st of those on the unfortunate
trains caught In the flo0ds at the bottom Of
the bill, These were Ia the sleeper.