The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-23

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| AN fMpRovIsED MorovE.
Tho biz aergennt on duty ia tho Church
street station ant .toliIly awaiting somo dofl-
| nitc inIormntlun as I" ;hh cytcnt OF ,ho n"ci-
dent. but Tor ono hour R!tor The alarm hal
como In all was conjecture. Various vaGue
| stories OF loss OF life reached him. but 1t wus
about o'clock when policeman came In with
a few details. The ar iculuis wero sX,oc,l.
ingly scanty. but briof account II tho s"i.
dent WINS ,elsGraphel to Police Headquarters
| Dozens OF reporters were al snlv ~ tho
scene. and long before anything beyond q gem
ern iden OF the accident could be oh'Rinrd the
afternoon newspapers were spending what
they Ind learned Mi over the city. All that
could bs told was hat terrible accident hnu
/ happened. anil that u large number Of persons
had lost their lives
| This information. despite the mcagreness Of
ds,ais, was the signal for tho friends nul roll
atives OF the many persona employed In tho
wrecked buildings TO hurry to tie scene. lleie
they got in the crush and alter q fler lght
succeeded in reaching the space kent CHAR hy
the police. only 10 be forced hack. The
anxious inquiries fell on unhselu! cors and
| when they tried TO push T. cir way onward
| ,Ley we're thrust tnck a ain by Tho bluecoats.
| Then. i'll despair they hurried 10 the Church
street police station. only to hear empty repl os
| to their question:
TIE FIRST INQuInERs.
Tho first of tho inaui,ers who appeared at
| the Ataticn was short, stout woman with
pale lace. o trembling liz. and tear III ewes.
: no was accom-; an!ed by n nun who bnrs
whntever grief weighed him down with great
DO You know who was killed ?" asked tho
r rerta h se so hsea shortly
| "Ch. my exclaimed ths woman, clasp ne
io s f from rcr ADD refused 10 answtr IT,"
her .scort was asked. m re was aho' t to ar
s ss H"s re @ .s' ap srt lila sG Gc
Then the yomnn dragged ~" mrn away.
s Saedonsid Sndsr S whose o'p %usi
ness MAS ~ e ARK place: 10 snid Mnc,!onald
ssi irs: i"Ss'hn e ".G S S
sc:Mso lSns1a n.ualy, got home on s,,nr 'ny
T. i: s;;sna iEssS%si i1; ~ %?"H
ln:k without news OF him. for his wi will be
waited 10 know II lall Ii blcr had ben heard
s.nIls il ss s9" s ,hs & soJs nan
who had lith2grar hing establishment on the
soSns g 10 ,s hs
"o IN hs sGnGe a ths ydanl m s"
| HEBurFED FOR HIS PAINS.
black mous,aeh'r and with great beads Of rer:
he wiz na SSs!i Sa ".'e snI he
vs. iSisi T;an!ii SnI ~, h. lived at 80 Eaxs
was passing along Ito stree. whom leard
| q boom and then u sharp ierort. and. look ing
scnr sNd Ss bnn. in nj p,rs ,s.
Dig batidns from GrsenTleh street, ani mr..
out and then ,hsre was scramble ior tho iirs
!" tho street. How "anyf / am sure can't
Sns Ike wnes Snms o ne Tmt o.
a%,uily iriGL.cnel. and rushed along lik m"i.
s many HSF' them a, amen on" s"'s %hs HS
tHs!E as an" n;l.w snHw's They ~ got
ere wss sn c.ms nHp ua
through tho building witl, his coat ana vest on
ar" ar IT." MS ia" so h. A. ne aa tEsa
;lsmborIns 70 The s st,cSt r:n away very i%.t
oH d. MA .nd v ts ma hat IN 'hs Ing What shall
.,"DIiIn'', You 500 my policemen thcto ?" asked
tho Sergeant.
"Ihen why didn't you give tho clothes TO ono
sr1r,, Sy r,1hts son ought TO De locked II"
The ersS"n, ihssn took charge Of the bag.
feeling ike hero. wont AWAY feeling very bud
srEvEDoREs MISSING.
One Of the employees Of tho Fall River line
called. 10 horos q !. ,ocinx ~ 81 the col NM.
to s!"iscn's restapr"n. Tor tns,r dinn 81 D''DS
osy snSs
William llosnn. although think thnt sryon "
IT,, IA nos s!rys dons kuow S SSHss sl,G S
ssverai men viii blancb.d taces woro tho
sssnsd u b afraid 70 AK ans a a"ss," ""s
Second s.rss sS TIA. to AND Mh hi. ' ssn ~
."sEsd iur "SG aha. h:5 ."r
ior this Irm an: that no and his. com r.nions
:s H., "m"ns tue s"'a's'' OF 'A'
iii. Fhess vsrs .sss presses ssn on: on ,hn, % oos
1ss q .h'E IT, s. S,,: S:;, I.5S
s:isht on iS.. acor s9 70 sSoS. 'r nns Or
9 ssls ':n :ss.s
Fss; IN ii. .'su'an
who they said, were smployeI ~ the Arm:
S ,en. :s!i a', s.nes; . .o":
man: Frank. transisr man.
OBrlen sald that the firm employed about
twenty.four men In all. In view OF The fact
thar i was pay day and that the firm never
paid II. employees until at least an hour after
midday. lie feared the worst,
Thsn policeman came to the station with
some tApRible news IN the form ~ list ~
wonnded persons who had bssn iAken 20 the