New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
ONE MORE BODY FOUND.
.pCu FOR A MISSING BROTHER IN THE
Rims ON TIE FAIR GROUNDS.
-,rprrrN DEAD ALL TOLD FROM MONDAYS
pIsAsTER-FoUR PEOPLE MISSING AND SUP
POSED TO BE IN THE RuINs-ANoTHER
FIREMAN DIES

FIREMAN DIES.
-,,oo,o Julv 12.-Today's work in the ruins
sm,h, nv Mondays Are resulted in the fnding Of
~ more body the of flesh being brought 70
~. moi bv the men in the employ OF the Worlds
c.,rmhsn Exposition management, but through 'ne
S.-,s ~ the two brothers Of the victim inc po"N
,rnd was that Of Il. A. Drummond superintendent
:, the Harter Electric Company. David ana hoDc''
nrrmmond were upon the scene lat . O'Clock 'hlS
,orn,nr expecting aid in the prosecution OF the
..rch for the body OF their brother, which the men
80 ass.rtrd ever since the fire would be 1ouhu
.or The stack but only twelve men appeared 10
h.,n work. and these were taken to another part
:, the ruins by their foreman where they "orN'u
Au1pg the day. As soon as the brothers 81" 'n~'
M efforts were being made to search near IN" STACK
,,.v threw of their coats and went To Worh ]" u"
hea Of the brciling About O'Clock Inc Dro'heiS
u,,ed huge joist under which they perceived paris
a, a human body 1t proved 10 be their pro'h'r'
Another man will probably be added to the list OF
Sead whose bodies charred TO unrecoghHao'e
masses in the ruins OF the cold storage pavilion Inc
latest report OF the missing indicates that ROBERT
D,smbu.ber a Marquette. Mich. capitalist, Is among
-, ,umhsr Mr. Tergett Of Crawford ILL.,. with
,,ono Mr. Blemhucber was staying while visiting inc
Fair called at the mergue to-day In hopes OF hnohg
som. trace of his missing guest. lie was ho' SUI
os.sful Mr. Blemhueber reached Chicago some DAYS
s,o from Marquette and had spent most Of MS uiie
=, the Fair grounds. lie specially Interested IN
calhs
Monday morning he left Crawford, telling MI. Ter
oct. tbs, he should spend the day inspecting the coid
storage payilion. Mr. Blemhueoer Is about thirty hN
wears of age, five feet eight inches IN heieh'' anu "
asrk complexon man answering his Description
.v.n TO The brown suit and negge shirt when he
wore. was seen in the building at ii O'CLOCK
Louis J. Frank a pipeman, who jumped rom ."e
tower died this morning at the hospital IN inc IA"
grounds. , .r
The ,rssrv search of the ruins Of the cold storage
brrdinr stf continues. but with poor success Inc
tnextricable confusion OF the wreckage. caused Nv G
network OF iron and rods makes the WORK iaoo,io"s
and slow, and the search can hardly DC oo'"p
before the end of the week. rumV INA, ''o0
moro bodies had been discovered in the ruins was
untrue and appears to have been founded Oh ,n' us
.overv Of large amount Of refrigerator meat oe"d
sheep that had fallen In heap after the IRE all"
was mistaken for human bodies
This morning the total number OF known dead Is
tsurteen while those reported by their lflehus as
missing number three. The following persons ID
edition to the known dead are stu missing 'oeP
Campbell, a carpenter. seen In the bmidlhg ~"
,nomen,s before the towr fell Archie McArthur' zen
wears old employed in the building seen near 'ne
elevator Just as the tower fen Bernard MURPHY
boiler maker seen to enter the Duiidihs al'e' " va"
on fire. ,. ,,o
A. 10 the responsibility for the catastrophe u're
seeup 10 be wide difference Of understanding De
t,raen the architect who made the plans for e colu
storage fretrap and the management OF the ier'
cnl.s Iron Works who built and owned the puilGln-.
Architect Burnham says that If the bullulh1 hau IN
constructed II planned the hre wouu -, ,gI
ESyp occurred and that the Hercules IRON NVihs
had been told repeatedly by himself ana many oI"i
as 10 the danger of allowing the smokes'ach III VA
centre of the nigh tower TO discharge us s,o choS
spsrks Al a psini that actually thrty rvmcs
lower than tie top Of the dome OF the ou Wi
Manager Mcdonald of the Hercules iron VOTE M
denies that he WIS ever so lni0nel ~ va, ~
Rnrnham Chief Swene, the Underwriters Asso-
oondition AZ the stack The fact that the building
The same peint and that the insurance companies
had cancelled their written policies on the buildne
on account Of the unfinished smokestack was hot
s,IfRcient incentive for the company to remove thc
cause OF danger by placing the last section III the
tp OF the stack i'm order have Ii pass through h
roof instead OF terminating within three feel o,
mass OF pine lumber. Mr. Mcdonald dcnles lna'
the fire started at the top OF the stack Inc aren't
fects plans Of the building show that the STACK wa
builr 81 iron ana quite strong Inc siach YET
M mated lust under the roof Of the dome lhi9 "as
moi according to the plans. which calico LOT VIII ~
known as a thimbe" 10 connect WIN the NAM
norton and extend upward through the ro0i oi
Tho dome The thimble' was never put III ploC''
Although II Is SAD the material for lis cois'rc
V.n was on the ground. When the fire ha1 burned
away some OF the nearest WOODWORK. as IL hau uone
twice before the falling brands began TO drop down
slonpside the stack the bottom OF the shalt ms
scco,nts for the sudden bursting out on all sldrs
~ The fire which destroyed the tower am sent ihe
IN