The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-01-11

SALLIE BYCkEL,
SOPHIE WiSKLEMAN. forewoman,
KATE LEADS.
MILLIE CHRISTMAN,
BARBARA SEILHEIMER,
WILLIAM SNYDER,
GEOKGE NIEMAN,
LILY SHAEFER,
DAISY HECKER,
EMMA NESTOR.
SALLIE HARNER,
ANNIE FISHER,
SALLIE HARRISON,
MARY FITZPATRICK,
SALLIE FAUST,
d. X. BECKER,
MATILDA GROW,
SADIE SHADE,
EMMA BLUM,
JOHN REBER.
Iniured-Katie Bowman, leg broken; Har-
vey Lees arm broken; Annie Krieck, shoul-
der-blade broken; Annie Bricker back and
head hurt; Howard Bricker, injured in
legs, back and face; Katie Evans, badly in
lured; Annie Hartman, hurt in back and
face; George Katzenmeyer, leg broken and
injured internally; Katie Hartman, badly
bruised and injured internally; George
Newman, hurt in back; Katie Latzworth,
leg broken; Amelia Crissman, head and face
cut; Emma Rauenzorn, injured internally
and head and face cut; Matte Kinzer, face
cut and bruised about the body Amelia
Ferl, hurt in the back, and. foot
%asheS o head Rose ASassSa burt Raskap IN sas
foreman in silk;mill, slightly injured; Miss
Presser, injured internally; Lizzie Haas,
head cut and arm sprained; Katie Heppler,
badly hurt internally and head crushed;
Robert Grimshaw, superintendent of silk
mill, hurt in the head and neck; Amelia Z;
Hoyer, hurt in head; Ida Shaefer, head
hurt; Sallie Hassler, back hurt; Annie
Sullivan, hurt in the back; Ella Savage
arm sprained and back injured; Milda
LANCER, leg sprained, face cut and injured
int nall w. 10 arfm hrni sQd ON
Kate Coxen, leg broken and face hurt; Ellie
Crick, shoulder blade broken and head cut;
Ellie Carle and sister, both injured inter
nally; Mary Fitzpatrick, head crushed;
Asgs As sca %oan ccHnGss Ams Isa
left arm broken; VIM. Gruber, sprained
arm; Beckie Hoyer, internal injuries; Jacob
Seidel, hand mashed; Paul Mengel, head
cut Fred Reitf, hurt in head; Dolly Holmes,
in falling outside from third story; Clara
Gift, rib broken; Annie Hart. injured inter-
nally; Ella Carr, back hurt; Rebecca Pounce,
fOrewOman, leg broken; Nora Saylor,
a head hurt; Katie Link, head & crushed; Irwin m
ternally; Nellie Sproesser, leg hurt. Sallie
Hasser, injured Internally; Mary. Mailer,
face and head cut; Joseph Schlickner. in
jured about the head and face; Cherry
sSne' s chrss aIe& &nab ps pnf5 5oisn ana and aeae
jured internally; Charles Kreppebuch, head
cut and foot crushed; Irene Dickinson,
| arms and legs badly bruised; Lizzie Owens,
| head cut and injured internally; Alice
Leng, back hurt; Bertha Hartmann, arm
| broken; Margaret Seitheimcr injured i'm
| ternally; Jennie Stafford, both legs broken;
| Lizzie Hawes was cut out from the timbers,
| and was only wet from the condensed
steam from the steam heating pipes, which
| Bertha Taylor, left arm broken, wound on
| right side of face; Kate and Clark Ais
back. badly injured; Emma Bloom, un-
conscious; Charles Leas; arm broken;
shaded, lower limbs hurt badly
head head hurt a and foot mashed; Lizzie Hast
fatally injured; Tracey ,Billmyer. hurt in
back and limbs; Clara Nell, leg broken and
injured internally; Mary Bochter, head cut
Annie Daiepler, internal injuries; Eta f.
Bright, head crushed and back hurt; Katie
| Ashback, badly injured in back; Celia Er
lacher, fatally injured; Bessie Taylor, left
crushed and arm broken; Ella Flumb, bad
ly hurt internally; May Reeser, ,sprained
ankle; Gerry Chaser, ;, isY injured inter
Dss Dors Dersch, ss0 arm broEen "ea and injured IN
ternally; Mary Fitzpatrick, Katie Bickel
Jane Winkleman, Mary Mellon. leg broker
and internal injuries; Laura Wright, bott
legs broken; Lena Snyder, leg broken an(
head cut; Ella Cress, leg broken; .Letta Say
broken and Internally injured; Ella Krick
shoulder and ankle broken, and interna
injuries; Bertha Saylor, arm broken an(
hurt about head and face; Carrie Kersch
juries; Mary Evans, internal injuries ant
cut about head; Sallie Young, both leg
broken and hurt internally; Annie Fry
aged seventeen, leg broken; Ellen R. Rhode
slightly, injured, Annie Krull. leg broken
Sallie Savage. injured internally; Ellie
Long. badly injured internally; Laura HOff
man, injured about the back; Martha Tay
lor, badly bruised; Annie Glazier, slight.
injured; Charles Daepler, head injured, ant
Mary Reeser, slightly injured.
This afternoon largely attended meet
ing of citizens was held in the court-hOus
to devise means for the relief of the suffer
ers. Over $1,000 was subscribed on the in
slant. any amount needed was promised
and the entire city will be canvassed TO
funds.
The work of hunting for the dead contin
ned all of to-day. and the scenes surround
ing the mill were but repetition of wha
was witnessed during the whole of las
night. There were fathers and mother
waiting and beseeching the rescuers T.
give them some tidings of their missin
sons and daughters. 1t has been determine
to push the work of rescue all of tonight
The list of deaths as sent to the Associate,
thoroughly correct one that has yet bee
published. 1t is not as large as was at frs
feared, but still there are over thirt
dead and number are still missing, an
there is but one belief and that j
that probably a dozen or more of the miss
ing are still beneath the debris. Las
night, Immediately after the accident, an
after many who escaped with sever
wounds had been given up as lost, the nun
Der of killed, judging from the missing wa
put down at about one hundred. Many G
those injured had been taken to Othe
houses than their own for their temporar
accommodation. This afternoon the
turned UP, and now a more correct idea {
the fatal results of the disaster can be al
rived at. Coroner Hoffman has summone
jury, and tomorrow will hold an inques
on the bodies of the five men roasted t
death in the Reading railroad paint shop
Mr.. Grimshaw, the lessee of the mill, est
mates the number of dead at thlrty-five I
forty. A number are so seriously injure
that they will die. Up to II o'clock t,
night no more bodies had been dug out
the ruins Everything is quiet and me
are working with will. The total nun
ber of killed is now placed at about thirt,
THE PITTSBURG COLLAPSE.