Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-02-10

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and wait d until rescued fy hurIy
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! rntn oh the third floor. They were
| tn Ell from their rom, down d Iadlrr.
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night dresses they had nn. Mr..
l<u+ptr suffered from shcck, aud Miss
kueper's long black hair WIS etuged
by the tlA'ne- which burst over her
head ns rtle stepped ou the ladder. 4
young nun sl,d down q rope, tearing
hi- flesh ''he bone. Que ut the most
thrilling ts:ape+ WAS that Of young
man nnme,i Noonau Of JERSEY C.ty.
Emnan has recently married, Anl hat
just returned from an tx'euded w.d-
ding trip. HI ca,,e to the city ye-t-r~
friends, Ann after Il night of 1t went to
the Hotel r .yal Aud tm,k i 'Otlli on
the fourth Il mr. <uunan WIS Awnk-
enet Nv -hou's of ti:e and l'Uk' Il
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,p~n were dulnt til. ir Atnt<l ut tie
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'e|I t,enpie w~rt -e+n III -t>'':. "ila-
<inw4 ou tie 4ur II mt crying j.: help,
hut they fell huck, ur'l wrre ~ II bur-
,td IN lht fulu-. \ Wuu1:tn And II
.:nllI were >taut,ns ut II wjndn" OH
.u fail into the fire. PutctmAu ,Hlli-
{huI saw ut Il window I'll the f1urth
1l,ur ynung Ki1l, an oh hut, and h
ut.le enid. As he (onketl the H'"r
gave WY aud they dropped 1nto thu
flaming aby's. Inspector Burke saw
four pereons perish III the fl sule' Oh
tie Sixth avenue side.
The tr'gin OF the fire is unknown.
It started In the Easement near The
elevator sbaft, which way located III
the middle ofthe building. The flames
were fist teeu pouring out III The
cupola on the roof, directly over the
elevator shaft, by the engin' tr Of \
Sixth avenue elevated tr1io, who slop-
ped his engine directly in trout OF the
hotel and blew his locomotive whistle
loud aud continuously. This unusual
SOUND awoke m'ny sleeping people
| htlA NJ NkAI tll4CChICA ~ WV FECuN1
who nj once sent IN u fire alarm.
" lien the fire WAS ii nally gotten Under
cuutrol there wss general Inquiry rs
to who had lodgings at the hotel aud
who had gotten out ln safety. Ntith-
er The proprietor nor the attaches
could give the names Of hut few ot
their personal arQuuintances. Then a
call WAS naturally made for the hotel
r-giAter. 1t could nnt be- fourd, al,
though It WAS not nppearant that ii
had been destroye1. Sevrcn WAS in~
-tituted and It'll enterpri4,Gu neW5pa~
per mnn Was found making "tt with
il, thinking thereby, doubtless, to ser
curt "a heat' on his contetnuorA. iet
by printing the exclusive list of names
tut he WA. despoiled Of his prtze and
may have t" answer To the charge ri
larceny tn the bargain.
Il The guest who Ind the most narrow