Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-10
- KILLED IN THE CRUSH.
Casualties Attending the Rush to the
Fair Yesterday.

Casualties Attending the Hush TO the
Fair Yesterday.
CHICAGO, Oct 1O-The following is the
list of accidents reported to the police yes
terday:
Dead-Charles A. Clark, Buffalo, N. Y;
struck by grip car at Morgan and Madi-
son streets; died two hours later at county
hospital; body at county morgue.
John Dryden, Robert Johns Hotel. Ellis
avenue: killed by explosion of mortar dur
ing fireworks display.
Thomas Robertson, Fremont, Mimi; struck
by Lincoln avenue cable car; died at Ger
man Hospital.
James Malcolm. East Oakland. Cal; fell
street in fit of apoplexy and died an hour
later at Emergency Hospital; body taken to
RolSton's morgue
Patrick II. Clifford. police officer. forty
third precinct. PA North Market street,
run over by grip car at North Clark street
and Chicago avenue: bruised and left leg
fractured: was taken to German Hospital
in an uncor scious condition and died
Henry Undahl. 80 Ayres court, run over
by a wagon at Erie and Ada streets. died
in the County Hospital
The iniured-Harry Allen seven years old.
7226 Rhodes avenue; struck by Michigan
Central train at 10Th street; spine injured
taken home.
Mrs. John Adams, SLOT Atlantic street;
thrown from cable car at Cottage Grove
avenue and 5lst street; left leg and right
hip injured; taken home.
Mrs. Scott Gross, Battle Creek, Mich.
thrown from cable train at State and Lake
streets; badly bruised; removed to ll2O West
Lake street.
IN a buggy at Park Row. near Illinois
Central tracks; slightly injured; attended
in drug store.
Andrew wellss waupaca. Wis. knocked
hrve ry-tr 11yfS col mr. q
ava 1e. taken to boarding house at 2ol
Walsh avenue.
|, u liam ]. Burr. Hopkins county. KY.
- by grip car at Van Buren, and
St4& streets; severely injured; taken to
st. Luke's Hospital.
o. F. Reynolds, Mattoon, ILL.,. face and
hands bruised in crush at Congress street
alley ~ depot: wounds dressed at drug
store.
Miss Mettie Rogers. Columbus. Ohio. face
and arms bruised in crush at Congress
street alley. Il" depot; wounds dressed at
Mrs. Matilda Stewart Fond du Lac. Wis,
right arm and hands bruised in crush at
Congress street alley. Il" depot; wounds
dressed at drug store.
Chas. Long. Cincinnati. face cut and
severe internal injuries in crush at Con-
gress street alley. Il" depot; removed to
boarding place on Madison street between
La Sale street and 5th avenue.
Miss Maggie McGarret, 623 West Har-
rison street; right knee crushed by Illinois
Central train in terminal station; amputa-
ton necessary.
Chas. e. Willoughby. Bedford. Pa. right
wrist broken by falling from movable side
walk.
". E. Middleton. Chicago. right leg brok-
en- by jumping from band stand in court of
honor.
Mrs. ]. D. Barnes. Denver. Col. spine
badly injured in crush at terminal station.
Henry Indahl 20 AyreS court, fell from
street car at Erie and Ada streets. right leg
crushed and amputated at county hospital.
Mrs. Matilda Gallemore, Madden, ILL.,, foot
crushed by wheelbarrow in fair grounds,
wound dressed at Emergency Hospital.
Paid admissions at the worlds fair yester-
day were 713.646.
The final payment that Treasurer Zeber-
ger made yesterday amounted to H,565,-
3io.I6. representing the last payment on the
50. 10000 bonds, including the interest which
has been piling up since last February. and
raised the total expenditures for the fair
to $50, 261, $50, or three times the amount
of the most extravagant estimates of three
years ago.