The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-29
ROASTED CORPSES.
Eleven Found in the Surgical
Institute Ruins.
FIVE OTHERS LOSE THEIR LIVES,

And Two are Missing and Supposed to He
In the DeNis-Thirty-Th Wounded.
Two Of Whom will Die-Complete List
of tho Misunderstanding for Bodies
Heroic Rescues.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 23.-Sixteen bodies
have been recovered from the ruins Of the
surgical institute which burned Tuesday
night. Two of the inmates are missing,
and il is supposed their remains will be
found in the debris. The names of the
dead are as follows: Minnie Mcdonald,
Negaunee, Mich; Fred Dockendorf, Still
water, Mimi; Hannah Brooch, Taylors-
vile, Ills; Fannie Breeders, Memphis,
Tenn; Irma Payne, aged Is, Dexter, Mo-;
Minnie Arnold, aged II, Lancaster, Mo. I;
William Ramstrack, aged II, Milwaukee;
Mrs. Charles t. Earl. Shelby, O.. Mag
gle Earl, Shelby, o.; Mrs. S. Lazarus,
Dallas, Tex; Stella Spies, McComb, o.;
g. M. Ellis, aged 40, California, KY; Kate
L. Straughan, Salem, o.; Miss Kate Burns,
Newport, Mimi; Frank Burns, Newport,
Mimi; Matte De Glow, Farnam, Neb.,
years old, died from exposure. DR.. A. A.
ALI tTDOi,
Arthur Bayless, residence unknown, are
missing, and are supposed to be burned.
Twenty-Threc Wounded Victims.
The following is a list of the injured:
Mrs. II. II. Idena and son, Grand Rapids.
Mich, badly burned; John Brown, Athens,
o., injuries slight; William Taylor, severe
ly burned; Ruth Collins, injured intern
ally; Lizzie Fisher, Ontario a number of
painful bruises; f. II. Cunningham, Gin
cinnati, badly burned Lottie Lazarus,
aged 4, Dallas, Tex, leg broken and in
jured internally, recovery not possible;
Leoria Odds, Independence, Ind, hurt in
left hip, but injuries not serious; Kate
Thomas, Indianapolis, face badly
bruised, but condition not necessarily
fatal; Louis Van Vorhis. Athens,
o., badly burned about the
head; NJ. McJoseph, Das Moines, H., badly
hurt; Alice Thornbeck, Columbus, o.. arm
hurt; Robert Conner, Aubendire. Wis,
back hurt; Mamie STERN, aged Is, Dies
Moines Ia, feet badly burned; Mahlon W.
Widener, aged 80, Miami county, o., cut
on the head and badly bruised; Barbara
Cornell, aged 49, Sioux Rapids, Ia; Albert
Coquen Nicolson, aged IA, Elk Creek, Neb
Mrs John Stokes, Danville, Ind; Mrs. G..
X. Smith, aged 48; Bessie Smith, aged 6,
Elk Creek, Neb.; Mrs. J. r. Guild,
aged 40, and Ava Guild, aged 8,
Medaryville, Ind, neither fatally
injured; Miss Emma Smith, aged 15 Jack
sonville, Ills: Mrs. G. u. Cullom. aged As,
and Neil CullOm, aged, 4, Carthage, Tenn.
Nellie Mason, IA years, Java, n. Y,
burned and collar bone broken; Clara
Morris, hurt in head: Grant Van Hoesen,
Athens, n. y, hand and ear burned;
Clarence Mead, Athens, n. Y, leg slightly
hurt; William II. Albach, Dunkirk,
n. Y, slightly burned: Mrs. c. j.
Simpson, and little girl; Hattie South
worth, Warwick, Wis, badly injured by
falling from fourth floor window.
Mass of Roasted Humanity.
For two hours after the fire broke out no
one supposed that any lives had been lost;
but as soon as the fremen could get inside
the building the awfu. truth was made
apparent. In one room II mass of roasted
humanity lay entwined. When their
bodies were disengaged it was found that
there were seven persons in that mass
alone. The search in the upper rooms of
the east wing of the building was rewarded
by the taking out of four bodies burned to
crisp. Many persons who were anxious
about the missing crowded into the build
ing where the searchers We're at work.