Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-03-29
looked in each others arms were drawn ont
THIRTY PERSONS TAKEN OUT.


l ~ -. " escn DINERS arms were drawn ont
~ -
n AneoNs TAKEN OUT.
james Hasson WAS foremost IN the
work and the first person whom be drew out
of the ruined building was his wife. who died
in his arms. He laid b.r h., ~. ia. ~ the
others who vars dad sna c.,t.nr.J - -orL
for fha living Trsi5s - ~" Luz. 49, .h;rt-,
NAV .ri uo,:.. ans.ue OF sne ne4s noun .niIg
vitI, - no v mUmsn were Drawn ous oesa, o9s
thouoht All mat ths,s Sa..,, o en, ssu
The sas Mines had hroL ss'n 1lG oansad ths
liohte 10 % ont and Nooa.d tta Ssh,ss 18th
a vanor almost :. J...5Iv ~. ss. .s;oht h.ve
proven The rsscrs-: - ~ threush the
rnins and othsr hoGsa Mo1dsa nnt dad
.nd S. H. 'A9 NJ. uoole. Msts asaMn ous, uss .a
~ cuu lying. Ine wounded were taken lnto
VS.9e na.ssa .d
% minis ere to souls and bodies. Along Main
fror, s sns P* ~ OF INC ssoI x s0
anth ~ Ei...nt.. .n5 e anL .iT ;1S;no
-. lsf. .t.n5;n.,. anu n nos stnkAo D ...;1e
s.o,a .e.s .. nk: ~; Vccsslonauy msss S.,o
~ ou 49, os alon ..on. stlll s1ooa ingacs WING
s..., oIo e.. u0'ale proper oao oeen s"'ps
eASAe'y AWAY
ALL THE WAREHOUSES IN RUINS.
In the course of the storm Law the prided
tobacco rna-L.t ~ ~. H., ~ .o-d.n IN.
,sa" 1890 .a1 A N' =. 'ne wy anu ~o.s '.e
"..enoases' a.lnos' 70 tue las' QUE arc ~
ruins. Ihey include the Kentucky, Fiek-
ett's, Ninth street. Falls City. Phoenix,
Green River, Louisville, ENTERPRISE, Central
and Planters. The destruction of the Louis
vile and Ninth street warehouses could not
possibly have been mora comnlete. Thou-
sands of .hopsheads of tobacco Law in the
mass or br1ck and mortar, some exposed to
xSs o'n M 1arleo from slgnt neneata me
and Ssvanth was nnro m ISL o.heru;sa
wrecked, while the building west, occupied
as cigar store upon the first floor and
s,ssp ad 1o sts upon me secona ana snard,
h-;ot ra,oa;n;,,@, T., ,; IL os 5 ss.o
a., of .h;s ha5, ~ p,"oO u VIC uest ,au.
W.. I'LL n =. 1-s r nuso any Ives mste .ose,
PInelpHity Va p1.sns WIZ vocupleu sieePins
rooms tnere: many OF them were young
girls employed at the MOTEL next
ooor. saloons ana o.nef available
lave "ge tha 'n Soa nssy
t.tan a. FAT az EscovsrsS and Iaft awa;+;n ,e
identi6cation. Patrol wagons are bsine
nregsed into service "a ndead waoonsn to
convey the cornaes To the rannirsd nIaces
EIaventh a+reat eaamad n earva 90 a k;nd of
ano for tha storr, 90 oil ;ntsros,ti,e. nI,;a.t.
T.. az, ~ , ;ne e =. OH oDJeT1s
: ~ .nas 1Ane a1o pAao.tSsy .eoaoeo W uo'a.
nsLesS .;.1. :. ~. e. uo"u snis sStsee ~
..i,;as WI ~ e .;s y. 'ne nulgs'
mnlcn are mosIy residences, on eacn sloe;
leaving m any instances sne Ioani.qTe ana
contents unmolesteo. JeHeIson ana Market
ssteets are IN almoss AZ PAD q conoltlon as
MAIL MAN. Inc %asslVe Trees IA me Par1 on Jel-
i;h ssseeS la s psen 'msseu nn9 oloken
nke kesos Ill" Ae ciosse" al" piAeo up Oh
e"'A o'-eA'
FIRE BREAKS OUT IN THE RUINS.
At 10 O'Clock the opening of q portion of
~. a..., e ~. ra1,, -. l.,i .,..a .
VIZ "e"Aie VI 'ne le oA'y "A1 o""Hoo l"
draught to penetrate the ruins, whereupon q
fro hroka ont With tremandon. f,ercanes. II
..s,- -, -, -
spIeaa lapiaiy a M aoloeo tae wsIkeIs 20
onsd rs snu p hsoonoa .hr;aI. .nd ~ araat ss
tha horror of the noomant That tha watchars
became frantic because they were unable to
reach them. several INES OF nose were soon
snioWtsH ma'Il W .no .amIs' pLs ~ msl
1900 ,.;.t anJ 49,, - ,,as oavr;a5 ~, !s;ti
.ouah d;a;or,t1, ~, oooour. nf tha hsst ~
- o,o1ooL on1, ohort th;rtv fvs de.dd
49, " o.9o . o.5 aoous 10y Ivy 10y 1G"o
~ hasr 49,, 49,, ~ ra.l- IT.. ae.a.as
,s-a ia IN Az u.r;ors hnnses aoross ~
street and in Donohertv q Kannan,s nndsrtsk.
inc establishmenta block below Ahont II "a
the room where the chiIdren were 5ancino
wsa rsschsd Mr. Tonis Simms II had fo5
.;.e 800 90 +hat ,,ert;o,, os ~. 1.raaS
whe1a this room had hean for his ,fs t and
1;t.ia oh;Idro hare LIS WIZ, 1 tha
'S IVY, .aantad Ne s;nar.s x,as 40 srs.
o~a for " md shs wss fatally b"rt With'
=, fftaa,, ,,,;nn+ss tbrss of tha S;r,xos ohi1
dren wara rsooverad Tbev wave moon.
LII " .I .hsS" % H., W., ...,h;I;.,
wss ;non1or;no The workars - cot hts oths,
child fire. brofe ont and worE Ess snsnend
ed. The last man taken ont alive before tn,
flames started was John Hepden, and jus
previous to that woman who was unable t.
| give her name was recovered. It was no
| nossible TO tall the extent of the iniuries O
| s,thor
,,,,r ,,vos vpvcvun
MI. o
Ane S"PeA'e1 '0nno~. t1on "o1Ae VI
| Eighth street, a four story building, was blow
| -, ~. ....,.1 co.. -. a.. III. ,.;,,
l oo"n' only several tees Oh tne Walls remain
ing standing Tho LIQUOR establishment O
n p-o,-,, r. oors Ei,hth .ra Ma,, .t-....
S.,i n...I Az I;no. a ea.,ahs eso ' :.
caused an awful confagration. The buildin
consisted Of 1--WE stories and was a compsra
lively new one. BY hard work the 6reme
| managed to control the blaze, DESPITE tn
eha1soter OF tne stun tnat niIeo IT, IN |,
| buildings adjacent TO 1t were torn up and
| is quite certain that several dead lay beneat
| the ruins The great buildinp No 745 Mai
| tr.at ooonniaahr q n Cnnthar toh.eo
| sHee', oCGupiou Wy .. oun'Ao.' 'op"oo
broker, d. H. Toewater and JAIME
w. Prather, was nearly demolished
aa uas also an immense binding occupie
Th,arra.n ,onanamr rhoIa.s1
| by the d. A. Inlerman company, Wnolesai
diarv oomnanv No 7a5 Main atreat loaf ~
oio.y oorap ~ soo As.n estoeC, 1osS "
| roof on their building, aud carter brotner
| storage rooms were badly damaged. Sewers
men were injured In the queensware store c
Charles Rosenhein. Several other men wei
se..oosy .p1uleo ~ sas ~ rT he1e; JONI
~ = footo-v w N.wrosnr,s ..boiasa1
| Ssooar- DnrIo,, proehars, s.5JIa.,, 800 ~
SAoo9Ay, Oo1Aop oAo'-oAS s%e1y e.oA1s W
wholesale ciotnlng estaolisnment OF Lew
Newberger & Co. and large number {
others have lost their roofs.
,u.srn 10 n,.ru IN Tur s,our ~ ur,,
the corner Of Sixteenth and Magazine stree
the most horrible cremation Of the bodies Of thrs
| men occurred. The men were caught in the Palm
| timbers Of the two-story grocery and bar room ,
| Nick phieneman and burned entirely To n hlar
! .nS oh..saS ,,,ess mor non,ed Euiiar W;il;a
nau cuaEfeu mass H"u naneo ru,e., wilma
Demer and Ben schi,dt the first TWO iaborers an
house and Nick Phieneman alone escape
with his life, being badly burned and bruised. 7
reporter he told the following story: II WI
sanang IN sne par, oack Q. tne storo, sna tt w
~ a e, noM d , a 0 .w W. oe ,,d